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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1890
Page
5
A brief notice from The Wilson Mirror mentions a judicial convention with initials and names such as Bill Wil. The fragment suggests coverage of a local meeting or political event, likely naming attendees or speakers in a short society note.
In Wilson and nearby, figures like Zolly Egerton and Miss Cotton from Scotland Neck appear in social columns. Dentists, editors, and politicians are praised, while a Rocky Mount district convention ends with A. L. Blow supporting I. A. Sugg and F. A. Woodard named Democratic solicitor nominee after two days of balloting.
A Wilmington Messenger notice praises Henry Blount the Wilson Mirror editor for an evening talk before a cultured audience. It lauds his wit, poetic imagery, and dramatic mimicry while recounting a domestic quip and a stormy marital scene sparked by his rhetoric.
At the Chatham County Convention A. H. Merritt B. H. Bunn and W. F. Strowd were presented for support in the congressional race. Strowd pledged to run as a Democrat and refused any Farmers' Alliance framing, drawing enthusiastic backing from friends who deem him the suitable candidate.
A Raleigh paper notes Prof Britton, a leading educator, visited town this week and spoke at length with wit and intellect. It highlights his participation in recent discussions at the Morehead Teachers Assembly and praises his cultured mind and scholarly wife from Wilson.
In a lighthearted domestic scene a couple discusses the engagement ring and a first kiss. The bride asks for a kiss, and as they lean in for a tender moment, they share a playful, humorous kiss interrupted by an unexpected sneeze.
The New Bern Collegiate Institute catalog is examined and praised for its course of study and instruction. The teaching corps and departments are regarded as strong, with endorsements from respected locals. Total enrollment is 42 students.
The Farmers' Alliance of Wilson County adopted a resolution praising Senator Vance's letter. The group, described as composed of the county's best and truest citizens, expresses confidence in his stance and patriotism.
The Henderson Gold Leaf commends Prof Silas E Warren principal of Wilson Collegiate Institute as a foremost, polished educator. It notes a call from him during a stop in town and describes him as entertaining and agreeable, a pleasure to meet.
Robt L Wyatt markets flues in popular patterns using quality materials and aims to undercut competitors with skilled work. The notice praises Wyatt as a top state craftsman and urges buyers to inspect stock and price lists before ordering. Also promotes Radime Microbe-s products and local sales by Doaxe Hexaixe.
A notice warns buyers not to be deceived by inferior beer labeled Fryar or related marks. Consumers urged to purchase only from Fryar or his authorized dealers to ensure genuine Fryar beer and avoid counterfeit labeling.
Dr. Massey ex Lieutenant Governor of Virginia and State Superintendent of Public Instruction spent Saturday and Sunday in Wilson. He preached two Gospel sermons at the Baptist church on Sunday and joined locals for conversation. He was hosted by Dr. King and A. N. Daniel.
Sweltering heat gave way to gathering west clouds as the day ended. Rain began to fall softly, and listeners found ecstasy in nature’s wordless song. The scene stirred thoughts of adoration, worship, and the music within the storm and melody of the rain.
The Second District DEMOCRATIC Executive Committee met and called a Congressional Convention in Wilson for July 16 at 2:30 PM to nominate a candidate. Report lists Simmons Craven Kitchien Halifax and Mewborn Lerior as potential contenders.
Prof Middleton, newly appointed principal of Wilson Male Academy, is attracting many supporters as he plans for an opening that will require additional accommodations and facilities.
Fragmentary note shows a sale listing by Doaxe HeRrisc with unclear product name and claimed cures. The text mentions a bad effect and a remedy claim but lacks verifiable details or context.
A fragment hints at a new column feature addressing a mysterious killer case. The piece appears to discuss unresolved crimes and potential clues, inviting readers to follow further installments for updates and analysis.
An advertising fragment touts Radman's Microbe Killer to cure malaria by killing germs in the air. It claims the product prevents aches and pains and is for sale by Doaxi Henatye.
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