Retain Sheriff Crowell and consider Senate bid
A letter praises Sheriff J. W. Crowell for honesty and service and urges his state senate candidacy in Wilson County. It notes his broad popularity and asks for his successor Silas E. Lucas to assume sheriff duties. The writer argues Crowell would bring prestige to the Senate and Pew County's interests.
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Sheriff Crowell
Epriok
The
Mirror
A. B. Deans
Wilson
J. W. Crowell
State Senate
Senate
Silas E. Lucas
Supreme Court Limits Local School Tax Use in Greensboro Case
The Greensboro et al case holds state and county school taxes cannot be diverted to a city for local school benefits. It requires apportioning funds across county districts and allows special acts for additional taxes only if the money benefits the voting territory. The editorial opposes this view and argues for centralized funding and possibly constitutional amendments.
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Supreme Court
Greesboro
J. H. Hodgin
County School Board of
Guilford
City of
Greensboro
General Assembly
State Board of Education
Wake
Buncombe
New Hanover
Wilson
Watauga
Ashe
Our Choice Endorses J W Davis for County Treasurer
A correspondent in the Advance nominates J W Davis for reelection as County Treasurer. The endorsement praises him as a capable trusted public spirited citizen and current office holder, declaring no better man exists.
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J. W. Davis
Premium list from Wilson County Cattle Club show
The Wilson County Cattle Club held its first annual stock show on May 15 with A B Deans as president and T B Barnes as vice president. Judges included Robinson, Dr Whitehead, and F P Braswell. Premiums awarded cover cattle, milk and butter, oxen, sheep, groats, and colts with multiple first and second prizes to Woodard, Deans, Green, Farrior, Barnes, Selby, and others.
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Wilson County Cattle Club
A. B. Deans
F. W. Barnes
G. D. Green
W. F. Woodard
Robinson
Dr. Whitehead
F. P. Braswell
J. B. Stickey
T. B&b. Sugg
P. D. Gold
John Selby
J. F. Farrior
Wiley Edwards
J. D. Farrior
J. S. Woodard
A. J.C
Garritena
Wilson Cotton Mills
Coltswood
Ist Premium
Dr. Jas. McKee
Rob
Dr. J. E. Brothers
Nolandine Touted as Liver Regulator and Blood Purifier
Johnston's Vegeta ble Nolandine billed as a tonic and liver regulator marketed by The Nolandine Co. in Richmond Virginia. Sold by all druggists.
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Johnston
Nolandine
Nolandine Co
Richmond
Derangement of the Liver. Johns Ton's Vegetable Nolandine Declared Effective
Richmond Virginia July 185. A certificate from L C Davies describes Johns Ton's Vegetable Nolandine as a sure cure for liver and kidney derangements and digestive issues, noting its use in his family for ten years. The advertisement touts Nolandine as a tonic sold by druggists and marketed by The Nolandine Co. Rich.
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Richmond
Johnston
L C. Davies
North Fifth Street
Malaria Cure Highlighted By Railroad Employee
Ricu Mono of Virginia describes a malaria suffering district along the Lower James river and credits Johnston's Vegetable Nolandine with restoring health. He reports his liver recovering after initial use and notes his family also benefited from the remedy.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Ricu Mono
James River
Local Campaigns Debate Public Education Compulsory Schooling
A fragmented note mentions Radam's Microbe Killer sole agent Wilson North Carolina opposing compulsory public education and leaving little room for construction or policy change.
A Lady's Perfect Companion
Dr John H Doe claims pain during childbirth is unnecessary and can be avoided by simple causes. The book explains how to prevent morning sickness and other pregnancy evils and is endorsed by physicians. Send two cent stamp for circulars from Frank Thomas & Co Baltimore.
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John H. Doe
New York
Frank Thomas & Co., Publishers
Baltimore, Md
Blood Poisoning Remedy Praised by Customer Letter
J W Johnston of Nolandine receives a testimonial from J B Boden, Bowdeh's Dental Fluid proprietor in Aricu Mono Virginia dated July 15, 1887. Boden reports habitual constipation relieved by N olan dine claiming immediate and permanent improvement along with recovery from malaria and blood poisoning. He expresses health renewed and satisfaction with the preparation.
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Aricu Mono
J. W. Johnston
Nolandine
J. BR. Boden
Bowdeh’s
Nolandine Praised by Doctor Garlick in Virginia Letter
In Rich Modesto Va April 19 19s6 J W Johnston Proprietor Nolandine a physician Dr Jas H Garlick of 400 E Clay Street reports testing the Vegetable Nolandine over a year. He cites success against dyspepsia catarrhal stomach and bowel issues kidney bladder uterine catarrh malaria and constipation as a general tonic and alterative.
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Rrich Mono
J. W. Johnston
Nolandine
Jas. H. Garlick
M. D
Clay Street
Chills and Fever Cure Cited in 1887 Letter
A letter from E. G. Leon dated January 31, 1887 describes severe chills and fever in the fall, unalleviated by quinine but relieved after using Nolandine. He reports no chills since and notes good health and weight gain. The notice references Fleet, King and Qreenx Co. and attributes the remedy to a friend who provided the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet, King and Qreenx Co
Cood
Leon
Kidney Ailment Case Promotes Nolandine Remedy
A Virginia note from HESTERFIELD COUNTY dated March 3 states J W Johnston endorses Vegetable Nolandine after years of kidney and liver trouble and malarial symptoms. The writer says Nolandine restored health and recommends it to others with similar illnesses.
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J. W. Johnston
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Wilson Mirror
Rioulmaniussiineiei Cauea Aar Ee Oir Wilson, NN. CC
RADAM
D. Hervic
Wilson, N. C
the Baptist Parsonage
Wiley Daniel
F. Briggs
Daniel
Izo
W. Fi. ‘Y Cner
Trustees
Bostows Statex
Hesterfield County
Iss
E. M. Nadal
Broqis
Briggs Hotel
Express Office
Millinery and Faney Coods
Butterick
Parry Indian
MFG
Apolis
Ind
Stricito
Kentucky Wacon Manufcturing Company
General Southern
Louisville
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