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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1891
Page
4
A period essay praises Grover Cleveland as the strongest Democratic contender to lead reform, oppose free coinage, and curb corruption. It argues the tariff will dominate the convention debates and Cleveland alone offers the moral and managerial strength to purge misrule and restore constitutional integrity.
The Wilmington Review prints a moving tribute to John C James brother of editor Josh James. It honors his Christian faith, courage in war, and lifelong integrity noting his early schooling ended at 12 yet a sharp, analytical mind and devoted family man. He faced death bravely as he did battles at Fort Fisher, Kinston and Bentonsville.
The Fayetteville Observer lauds President Harrison for carrying fond memories of the South to the White House. It praises material progress and hospitality shown in southern cities, with vast crowds, upraised hats, fluttering handkerchiefs, and loud acclaim, as the nation unites behind him.
Z. W. Whitehead editor of the Fayetteville Observer is elected Secretary of the Cumberland County Agricultural and Mechanical Association. The piece praises his energy judgment and administrative ability and predicts enthusiastic support from his many friends for a brilliant fair.
A promotional line offering guaranteed satisfaction or money refund for a haircut service. The prompt promises a trial experience and emphasizes customer assurance in styling.
To the people of Wilson and surrounding country, we would respectfully ask for a trial. Sure fit guaranteed, or money refunded. Suits made and trimmed at reasonable prices. We also keep a fine line of Samples for the Spring and Summer Season. You will find us on Nash Street opposite the First National Bank, over A. N. Daniel's store.
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