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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1891
Page
5
In Chatham county a boy ten weighs 122 pounds while Wilson sees arrivals and departures including Mrs Pell returning, Miss Lucy Johnson opening a millinery store, and hotels planned in Winston. Raleigh tobacco markets and a new Zinzen dorf hotel project feature amid rail shop moves to Charlotte.
A reader recalls using Castoria from infancy and praises the McAdoo House after staying at its Greensboro depot omnibus stop. He compares it favorably to a rival hotel and asks to update his mailing address from Newport to Chattanooga Town. The editor prints the letter to commend the Mirror and McAdoo House.
A special meeting of the Wilson County Commissioners ordered an election on the first Monday of May in the Wilson Graded School District to decide if an annual tax will be levied for the white and colored public schools. A new voter registration was begun and A J Simms appointed Registrar. Registration books open March 23 at the Superior Court Clerk’s office.
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