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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1890
Page
4
A heartfelt welcome to strangers in Wilson, hailed as a Shrine of Hospitality. The town invites inquiry into its trade, education, churches, and life, noting thrifty farmers and an area suited to tobacco, peanuts, fruits, vegetables, and cotton. The message promises room to live and open arms to newcomers.
The New England Magazine presents itself as wide in scope beyond New England borders and praises Southern cities featured in illustrated pieces Nashville Florence Athens with Atlanta upcoming. It highlights a major College series with the University of Georgia receiving prominent treatment in September by Charles Morton Strahan with portraits of key figures. Editor Edward Everett Hale D D praises the publication and urges readers to subscribe via John M. Potter at 86 Federal Street Boston Mass.
The Wilmington Messenger reports Col Polk fears a third party from the Farmers' Alliance. Democrats in the Alliance reject splitting from the party. He criticizes proposed reforms and notes the State Convention largely backed Alliance aims, calling for unity and caution on Sub Treasury.
The Whitakers Township group endorses Z. B. Vance for re election to the U S Senate. A resolution condemns a Farmers Alliance organ for criticising the beloved NC leader and warns of possible partisan press retaliation.
A district convention of the Alliance endorses a reputable farmer as a candidate for Congress. The speaker extols the candidate as a gentle man of solid worth and sterling character who will represent farmers’ interests if elected. Democrats are urged to rally to his standard and give enthusiastic support to secure his election.
An advertisement for a medical book by Dr. Parker at Nashville Tennessee seeks readers with claims of debility. The district convention in Kinston elected W. J. Rodgers of Northampton County on the first ballot with 199 votes while F. M. Simmons received 148, noting Rodgers is a Chapel Hill graduate and respected community member.
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