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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1893
Page
5
The Wilson Collegiate Institute opens its Spring Term under Miss Hamme’s music program. The piece celebrates her skill as a teacher and performer while noting a strong community response to harsh winter conditions and local charitable efforts.
Specimen Cases Cilford New Cassel Wis suffers stomach liver issues and low strength but is cured with three bottles of Electric Bitters. Edward Shepherd Harrisonburg had a eight year leg sore and is healed after using three bottles and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. John Speaker Atawba has five large fever sores and is cured by one bottle of Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Trial bottles free at A J Hines Drug Store. Large bottles priced both.
An advertisement from Rochester Lamp Co of Rochester New York extols a lamp named The Ro chester described as keeping homes happy and content with morning light.
A Keeley Institute branch opens in Rocky Mount North Carolina on January 1 1893 for treatment of liquor opium chloro ral cocaine tobacco habits and nerve exhaustion. It claims to be the state’s only regularly authorized Keeley Institute with Dossry Battle as manager and Dr G A Ramsaur as physician. The town is described as progressive healthy with good water and hospitable people.
James Adams a non resident is ordered to be notified by publication in Wilson County North Carolina Superior Court. The plaintiff seeks a divorce from the bonds of matrimony and Adams must appear before the judge at the Wilson courthouse on the fourth Monday before the first Monday in March or a judgment will be granted. A B Deans clerk and G W Blount ratty signed. Brownstron Bitters advertised for malaria and indigestion.
An advertisement claims Dr Worthingtons Cholera Mixture is a trusted remedy for bowel ailments praised by S P Moore and Edward Warren and endorsed by medical authorities in the United States, Europe, and the South. The notice also reports a legal action in Wilson County involving Owens Howard Ben Barnes and Red Barnes with a summons for fifty dollars and an attached warrant of attachment issued January 1893.
An old advertisement touts Bachine's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises ulcers salt rheum fever sores eczema skin eruptions piles and related conditions. It promises satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded and lists a 25 cent price per box sold by A Hines.
Mrs. W. H. Aiken announces plans to teach music at her home on Jackson Street. She notes completion of study at Boston and attendance at the New England Observatory for a year, inviting Wilson residents to call and visit.
The Spring Term begins Monday January 23 1893. A thorough preparatory course with a Full Collegiate program equal to any Female College in the South. Excellent facilities for music and art. High scholarship standard. Healthful setting with ample buildings and grounds. Moderate charges. Catalogue and circulars available on application.
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