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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1892
Page
5
Reading notes and town items from Wilson talk of church services, hotel openings, tobacco sales, a marriage, a Democratic convention, and upcoming speeches by Gen Stevenson. Mentions injuries to local merchants, new factories, and school openings with praise for teachers and plans for a tobacco factory venture.
A complete milling and processing package offered by JAS. T. WIGGINS of Wilson North Carolina. The property includes a reliable water stream with enough power for a cotton factory or knitting mill, four mill stones two for corn and two for wheat, saw mill plainer gig saw rip saw and two cotton gins with feeders and condensers. Also a store house a tobacco farm on the tract and necessary outbuildings. Ideal stand for a country store and a solid money making opportunity. Terms are one third cash with balance to suit the purchaser.
Baltimore maker claims high trust for Dr Worthington’s Cholera Mixture with endorsements from S P Moore Confederate general and Edward Warren Egyptian army surgeon. Physicians describe it as a sure cure for bowel ailments including dysentery colic and summer complaint in children.
The notice advertises various subscription plans including Daily World for the Campaign and MIRROR for one year at 2.25, or both for 1.50, or MIRROR weekly for 0.50. It promotes choosing a plan and paying cash.
The fall term opens Monday September 5 1892 with a thorough preparatory course and a full collegiate program rivaling any female college in the South. Features music and art facilities, high scholarship standards, healthful grounds, and moderate charges. Catalogues on application. Silas E Warren, Principal.
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