Wilmington Post Ad Rates and Long Advertisements
The notice outlines advertising rates at fifty cents per line for the first insertion and twenty five cents per line for each subsequent insertion. It also states subscription price details for the Wilmington Post and warns papers will not be sent to non paying advance subscribers. It includes various historical excerpts on fertilizer analyses and a conference report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Avalyais
Stone
Stone Phos
Charleston
Raleigh
Pine Island
Buronifiic Fertilizer Sc
New London
Conn
Royster & Co
Bradley Fertilizer Co
Boston
Mass
L. F. Patrick
St. Chaclea St
Baltimore
Wilmington
Bradley
N. G
Chas. E Smith & Co
Chas
E. Smith & Co
Hymans and Daucy
Norfolk
Friend
Read & Co
New York
Toombs History Provokes Blast From Critics
An exchange accuses a Georgia figure of omitting key events and figures in a forthcoming war history and mocks the idea, urging inclusion of Appomattox, Gettysburg, Grant, and Sheridan. The passage also notes a governor’s intervention related to a court case on polygamy and political remedies, with no prediction on the court’s ruling.
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Membe
Georgia
Longstreet
Appomattox
Gettysburg
Grant
Sheridan
Afoves All Toombs
Toombe
Utan
Congress
Saute
Pope Sere Black
Supreme Court of the United States
Jere Black
Organized effort urged to aid flood victims nationwide
Editorial calls for a coordinated fundraising drive to help flood sufferers in Cincinnati Louisville Jeffersonville Evanville and other Ohio River towns. It urges public spirited citizens to organize a meeting at once, beyond mere newspaper appeals, to mobilize real relief.
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Wes
Cincinnati
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Evanaville
Ohio
Union
Unclear Fragments Prompt Fragmented Phrase
The provided text consists of garbled and nonsensical phrases with no discernible events people dates or locations to summarize into a coherent news item. No identifiable entities or actions are present to form a meaningful summary.
Word for Iren Ore and the Trou Mining Interest
Fragmented OCR notes discuss sympathy for American labor and ore protection, suggesting tensions with African mining and a forecast that labor forces face a crash in 1884. The text hints at a broader debate without clear events or identifiable figures.
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Africa
Eville Fe derxigned revival of North map plan
Fragmentary notice notes a Thursday revival of a plan to develop the North map with innovations. It mentions sound judgement found in experience and a society named with J. Bale in connection to Sarak.
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Federxigned
North
Tt Lal
J. Bale
Harm Society
Sarak
Notice to Shipers Stop Brecytying at Comek Peak
Fragment contains partial names and a maritime command for shipers to stop a practice at Comek Peak. Readable items include Wilmington Col and local maritime terms. Details are sparse but indicate an official stop order or warning related to shipping activities.
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Shipere
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Wilmington Post
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Tam
Port
Vineroy
N. C
M. Merrill
W F Steele
H M Murphy
WH Goler
O H Fowler
Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mewers Dodson
ME Church South
Turner
Zion Church
Fowler
W Blaylock
Vuyer
Lenugaby
Bennett Seminary
Wan H Guler
JS Henderson
Toook
Mr Holland
The
Baptist Church
W H Guler
O Lutterloh
H M | Murphy
KR Smith
L B
Gibson
D Cornell
R Watters
J Henderson
B Morton
OC Gilson
Abner [Hill
Our Church
JE Champlin
Raleigh Gore
H Smith
Gray
Alston
T M Joiner
Caldicat
A Connor
Hanes
Wells
Mr. Tatten
Protestant Episcopal Church
O Hf Wiley
American Bible Society For
North and
South Carolina
Champlin Presiding
United States
Merrill
O Fisher
Atlanta
Methodist Christian Advocate
Oliael Grandison
Elisha Howard
Wm. B. McNair
W H Goler
E M Colley
Melvill
James Gurdon
D Blanks
Richwire
B W Steele
Bennet Seminary
C 0 Fisher
Greensboro
Centnan Desraide
B_ Gibson
Anson and Aston
W & McNair
Charlotte
Isaac Well Cleveland
Gsalou
M Juiner
Columbus
Iredell
C Harshaw
Laurinburg
M Murphy
Laurel Hill
Es Agape
Randolph
Goldsboro
Gibaon
Guler
Guilford
High Point
Thomasville
J P Jones
Lexington
D Brooks
Madison
Mount Tabor
M Alston
Oberlin
Newssian
Oxford
Urandipon
Secret Springs
Ty Beam
Trinity
J Payor
Seminary
Weader of
Greensbury Quarterly
Cuufersness
Wesraax
Morgan
William E. Seller Peer
the Post
St. Mark's Church
Bixth
Mulberry
Ra 'A. i
Wm.Carpenter
Lee Hall
Criminal Court
Cad. Lowrey
MacQusen
Lowrey
Payéteville
E. J. Hale
James T. Newloy
Cape Fear
Newton
Mem Wn. Cotton
Messrs
Dryfoos
E. Church South
Whitevilly
Jevanty
Fifth Street
M. E
W. M. Hays
T. T. Seeders
J. G. Darden
GO. Davis
L. P
A.A. Willard
Nyce
Seymour
W. Gham
Mathews
Carolina Central Railroad Company
Jedge
Bond and Scymoer
U. & Couft
Joseph Wright
Pee Dee
Mick
Emeblog Hia Akull
Avant’s
Mr. Bye
N.C
Fey
Toombs’ History
MR. Blacks
Giber
Faye
Eville Unserver
J. O., Scott
Wilmington, Col
Wilmington & Weddos
Pet
Rie
Brunswick
Bladen
Antiy
Chicago
Anton Eee
Eostag
Mase Cilmar
Mt Lew
BC Coal and Wood
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