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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1893

Page

5

Community Notes on Local Events and Developments

Local items report school attendance improving after Monday opening. A Thursday race fundraiser progresses with the stonework ahead and a new building project nearing opening. George Dowell and the missionary Baptist church host an evening meeting as Ermer’sTar store nears occupancy.

Mirror to pay up and send in yearly subscription

The notice pleads readers to settle debts for the paper. It stresses many owe small amounts yet collective payment could sustain operations and avoid postal or congressionally blocked coinage delays. It urges immediate response to support continuing publication.

Congress

Three tobacco warehouses sell record pounds in Wilson market

Last Friday's sale in Wilson's tobacco market set a record with 38 610 pounds sold across three warehouses surpassing any day since the market reopened. Local and visiting figures include Henry Gilliam of Tarboro, Jack Cobb of American Tobacco Co, and Prof. W. Preston Wooten arriving for events at the Graded School. Additional notes record hotel arrivals, World’s Fair travel, and various residents visiting relatives or traveling to Goldsboro, Rocky Mount, Chicago, and Tarboro.

Wilson Mecca Carolina

Resolutions of Respect for Brother Braswell

Resolutions announce the passing of CC S Braswell from Edgecombe Lodge No 2. The lodge mourns a long‑time member, extends sympathy to the widow and family, and orders mourning dress for thirty days. A copy of the resolution is sent to the family and to the Mirror for publication.

God Braswell Edgecombe Lodge No. 2 C. Braswell Mirror

Races at Wilson Co. Lock Association Grounds Feature Thursday

Race program at Wilson Co Lock Association grounds highlights Bydeyle and horse races as main event for fastest time. Contestants John Green Robert Best and Na an Privett compete for prize money to aid track Fire salvage efforts. Fire damaged a house near Wilson Cotton Mills but furniture saved with hose and reel company aid.

Wilson Co Wilson Cotton Mills J. T. Wiggins John Morgan Wes

Funeral notice for Nash County man Perry Werty dies 1893

Perry Werty died suddenly in Nash County on July 5 or 6 1893. He was an early settler in the county having first married Susan Woo and later Margaret Ween of Wilson County. Surviving are his wives and family as he served Nash County as a devoted church member and official in his community. His loss is deeply felt across Rockville and the entire county.

Nash County Nash Co Susan Margaret Ween Wilson County Perry Univer W -Shurch Rockville God of All Willow Braswell H. C. Braswell W. P. Mercer Admir

Fertilizer mix for five acre wheat field

A suggested dry mix for five acres of wheat on the Cleared pine growth land combines stable manure 0 lbs, acid phosphate 800 lbs, ashes 40 lbs with unleached hardwood ashes and well rotted manure. Layer and mix thoroughly before application at four to five hundred pounds per acre. Also consider sowing cow peas and plowing under vines when ripe for soil improvement.

Greensboro N. C H. B. Battle E-perment Station

Best Method for Keeping Irish Potatoes for Winter

W F Massey explains that early Irish potatoes should not be kept after Christmas. Grow a fall crop and store in a dark place near 33 to 35 degrees, avoiding light and warmth. Dig in dry soil, spread in a cool dark cellar, remove rotten tubers, and lightly dust with air stacked lime to prevent sprouting.

Durham N.C W. F. Massey

North Carolina College to Open Fifth Session in 1883

The North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts resumes Sept 1, 1883, with extensive workshops and laboratories. Fifteen instructors will teach courses in Agriculture and in Mechanical and Civil Engineering, and the annual cost includes board.

College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts

MinGT N WeLDOM 8 Read Branches Porence Rai

Read Branches Raid likely detailed in the schedule notes. Manage regular updates show program change and due dates for events. Authorities emphasize timing and regional coordination for surrounding facilities.

N& Weldom Ond

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LIC Asa Ston Jie Ustry Wilson Cotton Mir. George Dowell Will Missionary Baptist Church Ermer Tarnearing Jae Henry Gilliam Tarboro Arnold Borden Goldsboro Mr. McArn Jack Cobb The American Tobacco Co Laura McGuire Portsmouth, Va Annie and Bessie Harriss Joe Mullen Baltimore Capt Sam Hodges W. Preston Wooten LaGrange E. R. Gay George Connor Toney Oettinger Mary Bunn W. C. Gorham Rocky Mount Mr. F. W. Barnes Miss Lucy Master William and Jimmie Whitehead Chicago World’s Fair Jacksie Daniel Oxford P. D. Golé Lawrence Dorch F. W. Barnes R. R. Carr Willow Green A. J. Moore Whitakers, N. C Ward’s Hotel F. S. Stickney Episcopal Church Ward’s T. J. M. Moore Whitakers W. B. Turlington J. W. Hawkins Brook Mae, Ve AS. Baker N. C Robt. C. Chase S.C M. Daniel J. Neil Johnson Tenn Ma Fe Wade L. Worth Julus Spright, W.S. Cook J. A. Dolan, A Ict Casteria Uae Casterig Tate Csr North Carolina Q. Holladay Wem W. L. Douglas W. Bie Douglas Young Bros DR. W. 8S. Anderson Ryeer Cram Fwashburn Uly E. Moore Ayers Sarsaparilla Ayer Norecatur Kans J.C. Ayer Jesse H. Peele Joseph D. Peele G. W. Blount Oxford Female Seminary F. P. Hobgood Scotland Weldon Halifax Steel ES Soy Greenville Ee Kinsier Greenville Washington Parmele S Scotiend Neck Ermorie & Raleigh BR. R Plyosmuy Jae Se Pimed . Cay Midland N.C Goldebera Smithfield Smithfeld Gelcsora Nashville Rock Mount Spring Hope Goa Clinton San A. m Warsaw Acrait Richmond Potterecith Ard Bay Ricky Norick Norsk Ace Norfgik J. QR Kenly R. M Heson MO. F. Divine Fic Mar Wilmington M Florence Titra Awelle Saeed APE Fear Yik Petro Geal Valley Schedul Vaily Tited Ng Bon Avetians Ciocearx Greenator Cees Ho Mawested Springs Ramseur Fgreeniahareri Stokesdsie Madison Otis Eka Airy Paysttevidie Acante Coist Charisse Bellets Souls Sanford Seaboard Air Line Aganta Intoga Greenetore Richesond &Leenville RW Coe Walnut Cove North Western Rt. BR Roanoke Points News West Walnut F.kyle Kowaned Dav Eethe E DRS. Starkey & Palen Arch St Phil Sutter St San Francisco Este Tad
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