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Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1879

Page

3

Local notes and legislative snippets from North Carolina

The Wilmington Post reports Wake county January marriages 45 white 20 colored, a bill to create a new Anson Richmond county, and monthly lunatic support costs of 20 419 79. Proposals extend the Atlantic and Ohio Railroad to Taylorsville. Winston Leader debuts in Winston with editor James A Robinson. Notes on lieutenant governors and Col Fremont in U S Engineer duties.

Southerner Wake County Anson Richmond AT & Ohio Statesville Taylorsville Winston Leader Winston James A. Robinson North Carolina Wyernors Caldwell Holden Brogden Jarvis Vance U. S. Senate Col. L. Fremont United States Engineer Savannah Darien Ship Canal Peninsular of Florida St. Mary’s River Gulf of Mexico

Legislative Notes and Remarkable Bird Charmer Tale

A legislative summary notes amendments to a North Carolina rail bill allowing towns or counties to hold stock and to keep the road taxable, with a motion to suspend rules for a fishing bill. other railroad acts extend convicts but restrict sourcing. The rest reports oddities: a five year old girl in Harrisburg charms birds, a London World anecdote about Mr McNab and Adam and Eve critique, and mentions A G Thurman invited to give a university address.

Yadkin Valley Patterson York Richardson Columbus Eles County Waccamaw River Noriment McNab Edinburgh Botanical Gardens Dubufe Adam and Eve George Morland Morland London World Mary

Child Buried by a Snow-slide in South Boston

A six year old girl, daughter of C W Gould of 607 Fifth street, South Boston, was buried by a snow slide from a neighboring building at about 1 pm yesterday. Neighbors dug through the snow for 15 to 20 minutes and found the child unconscious but later revived, with only minor scratches. The report also includes unrelated notices and ads from the era.

Boston Traveler C. W. Gould Fifth Street South Boston

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