Advertising Rates and Address for Wilmington Post 1884
The notice details ad rates: fifty cents per line for first insertion and twenty five cents for each additional line, eight lines in nonpareil type. It lists subscription prices of two dollars per year or nine dollars for six months and directs business communications to The Wilmington Post in Wilmington, N C.
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Wilmin Aton Post
Geo. W. Murray
Raleigh
Gaston Davis
Boyser Davis
W. H. Gibson
Destructive Cyclone Rages Through Carolina Region
A cyclone crossed the Polkton area damaging property from Rockingham to Hamlet. It killed 23 people near Rockingham and wounded many, with additional fatalities reported near Lillington and along the Pee Dee. Hanky weather and hail accompanied the storm with widespread destruction.
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Hamcert
N. C
Carolina Central Railroad
Polkton
Lilseville
Pee Dee
Rockingham
Wee Dee
Manly
Keyser
Raleigh & Augusta
Lillington
Harnett County
Charlotte
Chester
5. C
Calawa
Presbyterian
Bildle
Roger
Cary
Macon
Atlanta
Rome
Cove Spring
Carters
Jasper
Upton
Smithville
Carolina Central Road
Hamlet
South Carolina
Parade ordered for Wilmington Light Infantry by Inspector General Cameron
Robber Reuben Thompson, colored, arrested in Black River area for breaking into and robbing A. D. Ward’s store on February 14. Search warrants led officers to Thompson’s Sixth and Harnett streets home where most stolen items were found hidden. Thompson’s bond set at 100 dollars. he was committed to jail after failing to post. A Burlington Free Press quip about loaned money follows.
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Union Veterans’ Association
G. L Millison
Madson
25Th Army Corps
James River
Weitzel
Army Corre
Army OF the James
76Th Army Corps
Murat
the James
W. Eagles
Union
Wilmington Light Infantry
F. H. Cameron
The
State Guard
Capt. Beery
Reuben, Thompson
A. D. Ward
Black River
Pender County
Sixth
Harnett
Robinson
Hia Vance
Thompson
Mayor Hall
Ward
Wilmington
The Human WolG Opinion Rant On Moral Failings
A sweeping critique labels a maligned man as a predator who defames others and preys on the unwary. It questions claims about red sunsets and mocks the sun for hiding virtue while presenting a charged moral sermon.
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Christ
Local notices and market briefs from the day
Mr. H. McL. Green, once ill, is seen on the streets again. Ross & Lara seek 100 workers at the Keystone quarry per advertisement. Peanuts fetched about $1.60 per bushel across the market last week. Mr. T. A. Darby and family return after several weeks with relatives in Wilmington.
Auction of U S Side Wheel Tug Boat Heavy Burden
United States Engineer Office Savannah announces a public auction of the U S side wheel tug boat Heavy Burden built 1842 and overhauled 1871. The sale occurs March 12, 1881 at 12 noon in front of the U S Custom House Savannah with details available from Charleston office and Lieut Batley.
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United States Engineer Office
Army Building
New York
Ibi
U. S
Savannah
Quintard Iron Co
T. N. Batley
Rps
Charleston
Curtis
Lots for sale on Castle and nearby streets
One loan offered to buyers wishing to build. Apply to James Wilson for installment home plans and purchase options on Castle Church Nun Orange Chestnut Walnut Mulberry Red Cross Sixth Seventh Wilson Eighth Ninth Tenth Ba Wood Rankin Charlotte Eleventh Twelfth Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets.
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Castle
Church
Nun
Ann
Red Cross
Wilson
Ba Wood
Rankin
Charlotte
James Wilson
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Alfred Martin
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W.J. Gore
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North American Review
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Burlington Free Press
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North Front Street
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