Local Notes Highlight Religious Talks And Court Session
The report covers sermons and religious events in town including Pastor Egbert W. Smith’s preaching on grace and salvation, and Mrs Amos Philips’s recovery from a fibroid tumor after treatment by Dr Hyatt. It also notes a court session with Judge A Hoke presiding, discussing jail and poor house conditions and Addison Aimerson charged with murder, with a grand jury venire selected for a Thursday trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Aimerson
Frak Howard
Yarn Yen
Horthing
Brilliant Wedding in Enfield Episcopal Church
A stylish marriage occurred October 25 in Enfield at the Episcopal church. Bride Elizabeth Simpson, daughter of the late Rev J P Simpson, married Samuel Pier, a leading local merchant, with ceremony by Rev W B Wingate of Wilson. The church was adorned with chrysanthemums and roses as guests watched a formal procession and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Enfield
Samuel Pier
Elizabeth Simpson
J. P. Simpson
W. P. Simson
Wilson
C. McL. Pittman
Snn
W. B. Wingate
S. C. Bellamy
Annie Yeatman
Washing
D. C
Local social notes from town visits and travel
Mr Poindexter was in town this week. Miss Lena Taylor spent a few days in Black Creek last week. Miss Fannie Rogers of Concern visits Miss Mary Groves Connor. Mrs Wiggins has returned from her trip to Richmond and Warrenton. Mr E Ballou went to Richmond and Danville on business Sunday night. Miss Lollie Lewis, who had been visiting Miss Connor, returned home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Black Creek
M. E
Caer Gordon
Ashland
Piount
Nadal Ders
Amos Philips
Maday
Hyattobably
Clarksville
Lena Taylor
Fannie Rogers
Mary Groves Connor
E. Ballou
Richmond
Danville
Lollie Lewis
Connor
Tiew Newspapers Thrive and Delinquent Subscribers
The notice lists subscriber complaints about late or unpaid issues and notes several social items. James Lucas attended his brother’s wedding in New Bern while Miss Castex and Miss Stanley of Goldsboro visited Miss Estelle Broci. Miss Annie Harriss visited Fayetteville for the fair. Lucy Whitehead Bettie Graves and Ed Graves returned from the Worlds Fair. Willie and Mamie Cousins died within two days of each other. sympathies are extended to the Williams family after Mrs. Williams died aged seventy four. Will Anderson and Dave Woodard took a trip to Greenville. John Arrington and W L Petty visited town from the Queen City. The Wilson wiggletails express pride in Queen City visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Mamie
Eus
Ida Waugh
Demorest
ISM
Percy Moran
Maud Humphrey
Louis Deschamps
Pansea
Presidens Harrison
West
Utt
Thean
Democrest
S & Not & Fashion
W. Jennings Demorest
Eastth St
New York
Local Notices Classifieds For Rent Lost And Found
Short business notices for rent Safe lost and found and other misc ads appear in this column at ten cents per line.
Local shops advertise groceries hats and fish stalls
S. R. Tyson & Co. advertise first class family groceries and Joe McCraw offers family supplies. Willie Lee sells fish on Market Street with fresh daily stock, Piper the veteran fish man remains at his stand with oysters. Misses Erskine and Deans report a successful opening with an unmatched milinery line in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Lee
Market Street
Piper
Misess Erskine and
Deans
Death of John Wagner Read Shocks Charlotte Community
John Wagner Read is found dead in his room at the Central hotel in Charlotte. The Observer notes he had come to help in the absence of editor J. W. Caldwell and had been a medical student who sometimes used morphine for heart pain, with the overdose reported as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Wagner
Central Hotel
Charlotte
Observer
J. W. Caldwell
Statesville
Methodist Church
Royal Arcanum
Ife
Mt. Lebanon
Charlotte Observer
Wagner
The
Banks
New York
Vanderbilt Institute
Caldwell
John Irwin
the Central
Mr. Wagner
University Outline Shows Staff, Buildings and Courses
The document lists a faculty of 25 teachers at 11 buildings with 7 scientific labs and a 30 000 volume library serving 16 students. It notes general and professional courses in law medicine engineering and chemistry with tuition at 60 dollars yearly and scholarships and loans for needy students. Address President Winston Chapel Hill North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Chapel Hill, N.C
North Carolina College opens fifth session in 1893
The North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts begins its Fifth Session on September 7 1893 with extensive wood and iron shops a drawing room laboratories greenhouse and barn. The teaching staff includes fifteen men and two courses lead to degrees in Agriculture and in Mechanical and Civil Engineering. Total yearly cost including board is listed for county and paying students.
Overcome By Disease and Fatigue Tires the Weak Person
Fragmentary lines describe a tired individual overwhelmed by illness and exhaustion. The speaker notes constant work draining strength, candlelight at one end, and a loss of power and resistance. It questions who can count the thousands overcome by such burdens.
Little Mabel Paige at Opera House in Chick
Little Mabel Paige and her company perform the comedy Chick at the Opera House tonight and tomorrow night. The cast includes Alice Pomeroy Marie Harcourt Amy Paige Dora Paige and Maraquita with admission 25 35 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Paige
Miss Paige
Alice Pomeroy
Marie Harcourt
Amy Paige
Dora Paige
Maraquita
Little Star
Opera
Train Schedule Serving Raleigh Area Lines
Daily train times listed for Scotland Neck and Washington branches with connections to Tarboro Plymout h and Raleigh routes. Includes departure from Weldon Kinston Washington Parmele Tarboro Goldsboro Rocky Mount Latta and Warsaw with Sunday exceptions and links to Norfolk and Bay Line. MO. F. Divine signs as general supervisor and manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland Neck
Eaves Weldon
Halifax
Greenville
Kinston
Weldon
Washington Branch
Washington
Parmele
Tarboro
N. C
Marie & Raleigh R. R
Plymout
Plymou
Midland N. C
Goldsporo
Smithfield
Goldsboro
Nashville
Rocky Mount
Spring Hope
Spring Hove
Latta
Forence RR
Dunbar
Clinton
Warsaw
Weldor
Richmond
Portsmouth
Bay Line
Norfolk & Carolina R. R
Norfolk
MO. F. Divine
Sup
Castoria Advertises Across Generations
An old marketing jingle recalls Castoria as a remedy used from infancy to motherhood. It traces the product through stages of life with repeated claims of ongoing child care benefits.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Egbert W. Smith
Presbyteriani Sed
J. M. McManaway
Baptist Atinues
Brillant Wedding
Mr. Poindexter
Tiew Newspapers
James Lucas
Newbern
Castex
Stanley
Estelle Broci
Annie Harriss
Tepeseay
Fayettville
Miss Bradford
Lucy Whitehead
Bettie Graves
Ed Graves
Will Anderson
Dave Woodard
Pawnee Bill
John Arrington
W. L. Petty
Qeen City
Wilson Wiggletails
Queen Citte
S. R. Tyson & Co
Joe McCraw
John Wagner
North Carolina
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Leourday
Cnemies
DRS. Starkey & Palen
Arch St
Phil
Sutter St
San Francisco
Cal
Vvilmington & Weldon R. R. and
Branches & Ference Railroad
Little Mabel Paige
P.M
Rocky Mt
Ewes
Magnolia
Florence Wees
Fayetteville
Wilmington
Hesiee
Eeeren Eeenee
Wenee
Nee Weweee
Farboro
Ar Weldon
CU. E. Moore
Nash Street
R. W. Joyner
J. Palmer Gordon
Florist
Bally
Castoria
Jno
E. Moore
E. G. Moore
Wug
the Dingee & Conard Co
West Crosve, Pa
Web
SFA Towels Kinghone
Éenure Veterinary Veeria
Choris — Sree
Wesson
Daniel Ballance
Besant Laem
Hanes Pravis
Terese Cash
Finson Moe
Nagee
D. Barkers
Ate
Scrofula
Ayer
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