Wilson Mirror July 8 1891 issue notice
The Wilson Mirror publishes in Wilson North Carolina on July 8 1891 with subscription price details. The editors listed are Benry Blount and Geo W Blount, Proprietor continues.
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1891
Page
4
The Wilson Mirror publishes in Wilson North Carolina on July 8 1891 with subscription price details. The editors listed are Benry Blount and Geo W Blount, Proprietor continues.
A Northern paper cartoon insulting Jefferson Davis sparks renewed sectional bitterness. The author quotes John Randolph and defends Davis, arguing his heroism and fame outshine attacks as Hyperion outshines a satyr and Niagara’s music continues eternal.
The document lists counties where direct taxes were collected and outlines procedures for clerks to issue blank forms, handle receipts, and adjust charges. It discusses refunds for guardians and personal representatives, warrants paid by the State Treasurer, and banking collection options. The text also includes a critical opinion on presidential invitation etiquette and political display in Raleigh.
The piece urges tax assessors to set cash values on each property and cites complaints that rich taxpayers bear less than their share. It asks Wilson County and other counties’ boards to investigate and rectify disparities where properties are valued at about two thirds of real value.
A sharp critique of flunkeyish conduct among prominent locals in a period-voice clash over pride and proper behavior. The piece targets men lacking self-respect and position, pointing to actions by influential figures as the catalyst for the discussion.
Bangor Maine July 4 186? Hon. Hannibal Hamlin former vice president under Lincoln dies at home during a card game He is described as about eighty years old with a long record of public service and a spotless reputation in this obituary report
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