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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1890
Page
4
A sermon-like exhortation urges generosity to the needy as Thanksgiving nears. It frames the day as a spiritual Sabbath, praises providence, and pleads for expansive alms to soften hardship, invoking Christian charity and humane fellowship as the nation and state observe a day of prayer and gratitude.
The News-Observer proclaims Gov Gordon's election to the Senate on the first ballot with a majority in each house. Col Polk aimed to defeat Gordon expecting NC SC and Kansas to follow suit, targeting Vance Hampton and Ingalls. Georgians reject Macune’s cabinet dictates on Gordon and North Carolinians resist similar schemes.
The Wilmington Messenger laments the Alliance paper in Raleigh reopening attacks on Senator Vance after a united Democratic victory. It says gray heads and lifelong Alliance Democrats should not support the move and urges loyalty to the Democratic cause in North Carolina.
The Royal Arch Masons of Mount Lebanon Chapter No 27 hosted guests from Concord Lodge No 58 Tarboro NC including Capt R C Brown Dr Julian Baker Orren Williams Jr G Bradley Faison Calvert and others to organize a Capitular Masonry chapter in Wilson A Grand Lecturer Bernice Walker and Grand High Priest B F Briggs assisted the event with degrees and guidance An oyster supper banquet followed with floral decorations by Oettinger Hays and Williams The writer attended multiple convocations and praised the Wilson masons hospitality. Sale 2 Agent Wilson in NOTICE.
Notice lists Polly Moore and Louisa Thigpen with a wedding date of September first, a civil or church ceremony to follow in an unspecified location and details not fully legible.
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