Wilmington Post Ad Rates and Editorial Stance 1882
The Wilmington Post announces eight line notices at six to eleven words per line, with rates and business address to the Post. The issue outlines the paper as one of the oldest Republican papers in North Carolina, defends its editors and anti book monopoly views, and reports on local crime, education issues, trade, and railroad developments affecting Wilmington and surrounding towns.
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TB Post
North Carslion
Pont
Avoll
D. M. Ferry & Co
Detroit
Michigan
Seer Assembly Minutes Report Meeting Remark
An archived note references a meeting chaired by state leaders with remarks on policy and executive oversight. The fragment hints at committee involvement and superintendent input but provides limited readable detail.
Dividend of Three Per Cent on Wilmington & Weldon Stock
Notice from Wilmington N C dated December 24 1881 states a dividend of three percent on capital stock will be paid after January 1 1882 to stockholders of record on the books on district January second street return mak ee and princess bri ne stock of wins ar ons lager and budweiser beer cigars etc and imported cheese maritime herrings sewage items and holiday tran s for the holidays located in Wilmington North Carolina entries and details are given in the secretary and treasurer's office
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Hume
Jarvis
Vais
Selouel Cotton
Deleuceleas
Srey
Fst
United States
Plymouth
Harry Brock
Wilmington & Weldon Railroad Company
Second Street
Retuin
Mamkee
Princess Bri
Stelim
Noremann
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