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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1890
Page
4
The piece urges Wilson residents to attend a Friday speech by N. W. Robbins, calling him one of the most thrilling North Carolina orators. It praises his eloquence and the value of hearing vital issues discussed in a dignified, patriotic setting.
Obituary piece honoring Gen Joshua Barnes, detailing his public service in Wilson County North Carolina, his role in establishing the county’s separate status, his charitable works for the poor and education, and his cherished memory at age 78. Also discusses South Carolina Democratic factional issues surrounding Tillmanism and party unity.
The notice asks readers to pay fall subscriptions after a period of stringency and to inform neighbors of a special offer for new and existing subscribers. It directs attention to an advertisement on the sixth page.
An advertisement proclaims Radam's Microbe Killer as the perfect medicine with universal cures from leprosy to common ailments. It asserts universal failure of other products and cites scientific men supporting its efficacy.
After a fierce Democratic Convention in South Carolina, Mr. Tillman was nominated for governor. The contest left lingering bitterness and hard feelings, with opponents vowing continued opposition despite the party’s decisive action.
The description proclaims Radam’s Microbe Killer cleanses all diseases from the body including malaria asthma consumption catarrh bronchitis rheumatism kidney and liver disease chills and fevers and female troubles. It warns of ongoing conflict within opinion and politics as a metaphorical tree of opposition bears bitter fruit in nominations.
Lost notice lists Mrs Polly Moore and Miss Louisa Thigpen with a date of Sep 1 and a time 1f. No other details available.
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