Advertising rates and contact for Wilmington Post
The Wilmington Post lists advertising rates at fifty cents per line for the first insertion and twenty-five cents per line for each additional insertion. It notes eight lines of Nonpareil type and mentions a $2.00 annual subscription, with six months for half price, and directs business communications to the Wilmington Post in Wilmington, N.C.
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Toe WiLwasatox Post
Toe Wilminetos Post
Wilmington
N.C
New York Herald
Herald
Kenner
Louisiana
The
Welles the Soath
Clerk of the Superior Court and County Treasurer Named
STAUEY VanAMRINGE is appointed Clerk of the Superior Court and OWEN BURNEY is named County Treasurer. Both assignments appear in the official notices.
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Stauey Vanamringe
Owen Burney
Raleigh Times Calls for John Vato Scarboro Report Exposure
The Raleigh Times questions why Democratic Superintendent John Vato Scarboro withholds his legally required annual report. It urges disclosure of potential Treasury leaks and misused funds meant for student tuition, accusing waste in state finances and wheel taxes supporting unused offices.
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Raleigh Times
John Vato Scarboro
Republican Nominating Conventions in Rockingham and Edenton
Reports note the Republican Nominating Convention for Richmond County to be held in Rockingham on September 16 1882 to nominate county officers and a representative to the Legislature with three delegates and three alternates from each precinct. In Edenton the First District Republican Convention nominated Walter F Pool Bay for Congress as a compromise choice to preserve party harmony. General Manning is praised as sheriff candidate and health improvements for Dr Mots are mentioned amid local political notes.
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Rockingham
N. C
Richmond Cotinty
Wwery Ting
Mir
Edenton
Thureday
Wbinst
Walter F. Pool
Bay
Congress
John BE
Miles
Eegra
Gadidairs
Teal
Manning
Man‘dag
Reich
Penn
Aherif
North Carolina Campaign Fractures Bourbons and Liberals
A political essay argues that the Bourbon Democracy enforces elitism and denies poor white men access to education and office. It contrasts with a Liberal Republican alliance promising free speech and fair elections, criticizing gerrymandering and color-line tactics while urging unity for reform and progress in North Carolina.
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North Carolina
Annapolis
West Point
Old North
Union
Aristocra's
Liberal Party
Republican Party
Interview on City Attorney abolition and aldermanic pledge
An interview with Alderman Chadbourn addresses the proposed resolution to abolish the City Attorney office. The piece claims Alderman Dargy was ousted for resisting Bourbon influence and expressing independent opinions. It alleges Democratic board bias and political maneuvering in selecting a replacement.
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Chadbourn
Board of Aldermen
Dargy
Democratic Party
Obsdbourn
Russell
Writs Corex Announces Bladen GOP Congress Bid
Writs Corex of Bladen County on August 15 1882 declared candidacy for the Republican nomination to the House of Representatives. He pledged to serve county and party if nominated and to canvas the county for the ticket whether nominated or not, backing the Republican Liberal ticket statewide.
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D. L. Russell
West
Liberal Party
Rom & Friend
Boneham
Pender County
Taylor
Corex
Bladen Co
Bladen County
House of Representatives
Large excursion arrives in city with Historic Car at Market Dock
Odd report notes a large six inch by two foot car hauled in by a small Black man at Market Dock Tuesday evening. Also mentions improvements at Slitter Bros Dreyfus store Market Street and a planned bazaar. References to local officials, a fire at Capt Pred Smalls store, and various civic notes in mixed historical chatter.
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Market Dock
Messrs. Slitter Bros & Dreyfus
Market Street
Colin
Magnolia
Extraordinary Exhibition Attractions Tour Witnessees in 1882
A lengthy critique of a sensational show touting exotic acts and novelties, listing feats by zebras, giraffes, a man-sized cynocephalus, camels, and more. The piece derides swindling marketing and praises the parade and exhibition scale, mentioning Mr. John Nutt and Midland Worth Carolina Railway timetables for July 1882 in North Carolina.
Notice on Post price and subscription terms
A brief notice outlines that the Post costs 2.00 dollars per year payable in advance. It mentions readiness to answer calls and to save the subscriber, with a stray reference to Deav-Heads.
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William H. Waddell
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Wilmington Township
Robert Sweat
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Robert Kennedy
Mulberry Street
Mr. Jobz
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Richmond @ Petersburg
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Jos. E. Sampsom
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Morehea Depot
D. A. Smith
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Wrolssale
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