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Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1890

Page

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Noble Farmers Alliance urged to stay on higher political plain

The Greenville Reflector argues the Noble Farmers Alliance should remain non political in name but engage in higher level politics to curb monopolies. It warns against leaders using the movement for personal gain and urges support for the best candidates regardless of Alliance membership.

Alliance Congress Democratic Party

Snow Hill Fete Champetre Promises Elegant Evening

Snow Hill Episcopal women plan a fete champetre on Thursday the 29th at Mrs Julia C Dixon's grove featuring ice cream sherbet strawberries and seasonal delicacies. Music from the Greene County Brass Band and performances by local maidens will entertain as visitors mingle with Greene County's courteous hosts. The Misses Grimsley Hargrave Dixon Grimsley Best and Blount manage the event with editor invited to attend. Goethe quote closes an invitation laden note.

Mr. Enstor Snow Hill Episcopal Church Julia C. Dixon Snow Hill Greene County Brass Band Wilson The Mirror Grimsley Hargrave Wm. E. Best John Blount

Mixed News Notes Blaze Across Nations and Profits

A rapid collage of world and U.S. items notes Brazil and Britain's affairs, New York crime and industry, Iowa and Washington stats, sugar shipments, rail and harbor plans, labor issues, population counts, and curious curiosities. The list mentions 98,227 Moravians, 3,321 New York police, 75% New England fishermen are Canadians, and a 12,500,000 dollar lottery renewal offer.

Pleasantly Spent Exchang¢ge Acknowledges New Ventures

The state notes new ventures from Clin season to the oak and mentions the Atlantic and Danville railroad. The executive office shows fifteen Governor Ellis portraits and a marble bust. Oxford is referenced as promising, with factory sites and statewide mentions from Hot Springs to Warren. The 6th of June is announced for a religious diocese convention in Carolina with Miss Katherine cot of Wilmington involved.

Benre Eth Carolina Mer Katherine Cot Wilmington Gove Govenor Ellis

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