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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1890
Page
4
A long praise of Rev. Tom Dixon's lecture by Joe Robinson of the Goldsboro Argus. The piece lauds the lecture as brilliant and moving, noting its eloquence, insight into human nature, and moral purpose, while suggesting some may differ.
The county convention will meet at the Court House next Tuesday July 1 to compare primary returns and announce results. Primaries on Saturday the 28th decide the matter and delegates will be appointed to Judicial and State conventions. Vote for good Democrats and keep cool while supporting a strong county ticket.
An Tarboro Southerner columnist lauds R. W. King as fit for the Congressional nomination in the district. The Third District Judicial convention meets July 3 at Rocky Mount to nominate a solicitor. The 2nd District Judicial Convention meets July 23 at Welden to consider Judge Philips’s successor. Township delegates are set by votes for Governor. F A Woodard chairs the Democratic county committee.
A card from J. W. Crowell, incumbent sheriff, informs Democratic voters he seeks renomination for the sheriff's office. He expresses gratitude for past support, pledges better service if elected, and signs the notice dated June 18, 1890.
The writer announces candidacy for Wilson County Register of Deeds subject to the Nominating Convention. If nominated the candidate pledges to aid the party and, if elected, to discharge duties satisfactorily. Dated June 1st, 1850s era style.
Fragmentary ad copy for Nolandiine sold by The Nolandiine Co. Richmond Virginia. Describes Nolandiine as a tonic liver regulator and blood purifier. Likely misread OCR with multiple typos and repeated fragments.
A Richmond Virginia physician certifies ten years of personal and family use of John Ton's Vegetable Nolandine, claiming it cures liver and kidney derangements, aids digestion and headaches, and serves as a tonic. The testimony cites Dr. Davie of 904 North Fifth Street.
A Wilson County Democratic convention is called for July 1 1890 at 12 oclock in the Court House to elect delegates to State Congressional Judicial and Senatorial conventions. Townships vote June 15 at 12 oclock for primary elections to choose candidates for local offices. polls open 12 to 6. Township committees will elect delegates to the county convention.
W T Farmer states he will be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer after requests from county friends. He thanks supporters and respectfully solicits public support, noting the final action rests with the Democratic Convention.
A veteran public official announces candidacy for reelection as Register of Deeds. S M Warren Sr expresses gratitude for support during two years of service and signs the notice Very Respectfully.
A letter from RichMonoD Virginia dated July 13 1887 praises Nolan dine a remedy for habitual constipation eight years and malaria and blood poisoning. J W Johnston proprietor of Nolan dine reports immediate and permanent relief and improved health in a testimonial from J and BODEN proprietor Bowdeh’s Dental Fluid.
Dr Jas H Garlick of Richmond Virginia writes from 409 E Clay St praising Vegetable Nolandine for treating dyspepsia catarrhal stomach and bowel ailments uterine catarrh malarial issues kidney bladder troubles constipation and as a general tonic over the past year with consistent success.
A Chesapeake and Ohio Railway report from Richmond notes long malarial exposure on Lower James river. A man recounts liver suppression relief after using Johnston's Vegetable Liverlandine, claiming his health and his family's improved condition since starting the remedy.
A patient reports recurring chills on the 14th 21st and 28th days of illness. After using part of a bottle of Noland as directed the chills ceased. The patient recovered health and maintained or exceeded prior weight. Signed E. WILSON.
In Chesterfield County on March 25, 1882, William Dickinson, Superintendent of Coal Mines, testifies that after suffering chronic kidney and liver issues and malarial poisoning, he found relief only after using Vegetable Nolandine. He declares recovery and urges others with similar diseases to use it.
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