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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1889

Page

5

Local notices highlight community events and church talk

The Wilson Mirror reports on Sunday visitors including Mfr. Bryan Satterthwaite and prominent figures in town. Notes emphasize church professions, a forthcoming address June 6, and praise for Chief Policeman Jones. Also mentions jewelry shop opening by Rawls, Elder Gold's Joshua book, and social scenes at Kinsey School and local church dinners.

Bryan Satterthwaite Gov. Fowle Denie ‘Bann C. B. Aycock B. Able Prilliant Lawy

Tortue's Thorns and the Courage to Withhold Judgment

A reflective piece warns readers not to accuse or condemn unless certain of a right act. It argues that harsh judgments fuel heartache and diminish peace. The author urges restraint to avoid adding sorrow to lives already pierced by misjudged motives.

Farewell to Jesse Battle and Family from the Community

A warm tribute recalls Jesse Battle his wife Nell and Nellie Horne leaving for Clayton their departure dimming the cheerful scene. The piece notes their bright spirits and absence brings sadness to many hearts as their music and sunshine fade.

Jesse Battle Clayton Nell Nellie Horne

Merit Teils Go to Florence for Branch Carriage Works

W. D. Hackney of Hackney Brothers leaves for Florence Alabama to establish a branch manufactory. Florence citizens offer liberal terms to gain the firm’s skilled leadership while the main works in Rocky Mount and the parent establishment continue to operate at full capacity and prestige.

W. D. Hackney Hackney Brothers Florence Alabama Rocky Mount

Salem Female Academy Commencement Honor for Lola Wells

A notice extols Miss Lola Wells daughter of Maj John D Wells as a bright standout at Salem Female Academy. She will graduate in June and is praised as having undergone thorough culture and mental development shaping her for future assemblies.

Salem Female Academy Lola Wells Maj John D. Wells Lola Salem Wilson

Elder L. A. Cutler to Lead Protracted Meeting in Wilson

Elder L. A. Cutler of Richmond Virginia arrives in Wilson on Thursday to begin a protracted meeting at the Disciples church. He is cited as a highly effective preacher whose eloquence and fervor deeply move audiences.

L. A. Cutler Richmond Virginia Wilson Disciples Church Cutler

Wilson Collegiate Institute to Host W R Henry Speech

Henderson lawyer W R Henry will deliver the annual literary address before Wilson Collegiate Institute students on Wednesday evening June 5. The same night features the annual concert led by Lily Gay, described as a superb and highly accomplished musician promising a brilliant performance.

W. R. Henry Henderson Wilson Collegiate Institute Lily Gay

Alliance Meeting In Wilson Sets May 31 Delegates

The Rural Home notes a small yet enthusiastic Alliance gathering in Wilson on the 17th. Many farmers stayed home for cotton planting, some due to hail damage on the 14th. A county meeting of delegates will be held Friday May 31 at 4 PM, with one from each Sub Alliance. important business to be transacted.

Wilson Thompson Alliance

Frantic Verse Sparks Mock Inquiry Over Fashion

A poetess questions reach for the unreachable as a speaker mocks Susan Frances Tildy Jane. The critic notes a hypothetical scene of clothing mishap and suspender drama, concluding the figure never wore pants.

Susan Frances Tildy Jane S. F. Tf

Death of W J Ellis on May 23 in prime of life

The notice reports the death of W J Ellis on Thursday May 23. It notes a devoted wife, a comfortable home, and ample possessions, but illness struck and his spirit left this world, passing into eternal life.

W. J. Ellis Bill Ellis

Ingersoll and the Deist dissertation gains wide attention

Dr Herring's able and thoughtful dissertation titled Ingersoll and the Deist attracts scholars and metaphysicians. It is creating a wave of discussion on theological topics as leading thinkers offer eloquent tributes and detailed reviews of the work.

Herring

Fair Visitors Showcase Diadem of Female Loveliness

A fragmented description notes a display of feminine beauty at a public event. The text hints at attendees or models presenting an ensemble of adornment and fashion, with emphasis on crowd presence and visual appeal amid unclear context and dates.

Wilson Honored at Durham Convention Selection

A. W. Rowland, prominent druggist, attended the Pharmaceutical Convention in Durham and ranked among four candidates from which the Governor will choose Nadal’s successor. Nadal’s term ends, and his reappointment was noted as suitable. Wilson is also honored with two able representatives.

A. W. Rowland Durham E. M. Nadal Nadal Board of Examiners Wilson

Sermons of Rev McMullen Impress Congregation

The Rev Mr McMullen has preached stirring sermons at the Presbyterian Church this past week. His Sunday morning discourse was graphic and impressive, fervid and thrilling, tender and tearful, beautiful and moving. The congregation praises him as a preacher and man alike, admiring his eloquent exposition of Christianity.

McMullen Presbyterian Church

Parasol Hats and Millinery Deals in Local Ads

Fragmentary ad copy highlights local bargains at Young Bros and Churchwell's. Mentions parasols, millinery, hats, shoes, seersucker coats and vests priced at ten dollars, with references to Cranel l notes and Mrs Churchwell.

Horners School Commencement Address by W H Blount

The Horners School commencement in Oxford North Carolina will be June 4. W H Blount editor of the Wilson Mirror will deliver the address.

Horners’ School Oxford N. C W. H. Blount Wilson Mirror

A Gem Miss Ivor Boddie of Nash County

A brief tribute to Miss Ivor Boddie of Nash County who spent several days in Wilson last week. The writer praises her beauty, charm, and uplifting presence, stating her as a bright, joyful influence that dispels gloom and adds cheer to life.

Ivor Boddie Nash County Wilson Earth

Court Calendar June Term 889 Batts vs I yee

The June term calendar lists the case Batts versus I yee scheduled for Thursday June 6 as part of the court's docket. An entry for Friday June indicates additional matters to be set.

AOA Grads Praised as Highly Intellectual Leaders

A recent notice extols an iad graduate recognized by peers as exceptionally brilliant and highly intellectual, highlighting the outstanding qualities and achievements attributed to her.

Aoa. Ag Peat Green Pe Whiteheed Iad

Farewell to Fred Cantwell in Maplewood

Willie Har grove brought the remains of his bright little boy Fred Cantwell to Maplewood. The writer consoles the Marcos family over the loss, noting Fred’s prattle now sings with angels in Paradise and brings heavenly comfort to the home.

Willie Hargrove Wilson Ife Maplewood Fred Cantwell Angel Band Glory-Land

Move elected Deputy Grand High Priest in Wilmington

At a Wilmington Grand Chapter meeting last week the esteemed Dr. F. M. Move was elected Deputy Grand High Priest. The article also notes J. D. Bullock as appointed Grand Master 2d Vail, a popular young townsman receiving the honor.

Wilmington F. M. Move J. D. Bullock Vail

Closing exercises at Wilson colored school praised

The Wilson colored school held closing exercises Thursday night reflecting credit on the students and faithful work of principal S. H. Vick whose leadership is praised for promoting courteous conduct and efficiency.

Wilson Colored School Asaea H. Vick

Humorous Note on Cuffs and Elbows in Daily Life

A wry observation notes clean cuffs tend to vanish near the elbows while dirty cuffs stubbornly cling around the knuckles, highlighting quirky sartorial habits with playful detail.

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