Wilmington Post Adverts and Maine Fusion News
The Wilmington Post advertises its class rates and notes a request for space. it praises a Black lawyer from Cumberland County and discusses Maine fusion politics. It reports Garcelon, Chamberlain, and the Maine Supreme Court actions, the bogus legislature, and the Bangor to Augusta telegrams with Republican gains and fusionist retreat. The item ends with a note on Massachusetts sleigh fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Supreme Court
Garcelon
Gen. Chamberlain
Augusta
Garce~ Joun
Gen
Chamberlain
Uorum
Smith
Bangor
ITEMS OF INTEREST. VARIED NOTIONS AND POLITICAL NOTES
A cultivated writer notes daily surroundings refine perception. Mississippi Senator Lamar is in critical condition with vertigo and possible paralysis. Col. W. E. Martin of Edenton is dead. Reports say over 1,000 eastern Mississippi blacks have left for the North in three weeks. Mississippi legislature caucus remains without a U S Senate nominee after many ballots. Garfield praised Thurman in Columbus as a great Ohioan. Charles O Cannge of New York backs Grant. A submarine telegraph line scheme aims to link western Mexico to Buenos Ayres via Central and South America for daily mail from the region. Kellogg’s expose of Spofford’s affidavits is charged as dishonest political discourse. New York plans a World's Fair in 1883 surpassing prior efforts. Goldsboro trail reports lies about criminal treatment. The Mail counters with facts and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Mississippi
Col. W. £. Martin
Edenton
U. S
Garfield
Mexico
Central America
Ecuador
Peru
Chile
Bolivia
Buenos Ayres
South America
Aa Arell
Asia
Louisiana
Kellogg
Spofford
New York
Goldsboro Trail
Wayne County
United States Ordnance Agency
Houston
Greene Streets
P.O
Aeny Arsenal
Frank Arsenabolis
Taneieunetes
Ind
Kennel le
Pikesville Arsenal
Rock Island Arsenal
Ill
St. Louis Arsenal
National Armory
Mass
Washinrsenal
D. C
Wateryist Arsenal
N. Y Watertown Arsenal
Connecticut
Delaware
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetta
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Virginia
Sta Arsenal
San Antonio Atseee
Texas
Alaska
Arizona
Colorado
Dakota
Idaho
Indian
Montana
New Mexico
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Ordnance
War Department
Aoe
Department
U. S. Ordnance Agency
P. O. Box Isll
Crispin
U.S. A
Ord
Cormanding
Sherman the Strongest Man for the Presidency
The article extols John Sherman as the undisputed money man behind resumption and postwar prosperity. It credits his financial genius with reviving industry, creating employment, and inspiring national confidence under a Sherman administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
Sherman
Cirolinian
Maine fusionists spark legislative crisis warning
The Kennebec Journal argues the lower house union is illegitimate with 74 voting, short of a 76 quorum, risking a nonbinding, mock Legislature this winter. Talbot may hold the Speaker seat but lacks legal election. Without a quorum no taxes or appropriations, government stalls, and critics urge ending the alleged conspiracy. Also noted is Ireland’s bog land peat potential spanning about 2.8 million acres across a seventh of the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Kennebec Journal
Augusta
Legislasste
Talbot
Ireland
Wilmington News Snapshot January 1880 Highlights
Postal and maritime notes mix with local items from Wilmington. Mentions best tobacco offer, farming, church and hospital plans, canallike projects, rail and telegraph improvements, and various local deaths, births, and incidents. Includes a sheriff tax settlement, a jail break attempt, and a deteriorating ship incident near Cape Fear. The compact roundup preserves names, dates, places, and local concerns in period tone.
Sale of Obsolete and Unserviceable Ordnance
An official notice announces the sale of obsolete and unserviceable ordnance. Details outline eligibility, bidding procedures, and the deadline for submissions. Prospective bidders are advised to review cataloged items and comply with disposal regulations.
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Wilmington Post
Wilarnctoy, N. C
Tue Wilminetos Post
Tuk Wilmington Post
Wilmington, N.C
Massachusetts
Pitts
Sherman the
Strongest Man
Chew Jackson
Voth
Editor Pos
Oakdale
Bellevue
New Inlet
Winants
Pine Forest
St. John’s Church
Alanthus
Cape Fear
Dennis Kearny
Fort Fisher
Ie Magis
Register of Deeds
National Bank
Front
Princess Streets
Sol. Bear
Sarah Jane Russ
Henry Mashburn
Pender
Oil Board of Directors
North Carolina
St. George
Bermuda
Mannings
New Ianover County
William Henry Davis
Nutt Street
Duncan K. McRae
Wilmington Library Association
Sisters of Mercy
Hickory
Mark 8
Gross
Jaanuary
Bald Head
Mendelssehn
Jey
This
Reyes
Raleigh
Alderman Fosster
St. Valentine's Day
Major Young
Wilmington
A. H. Werth
Fayetteville
Latimer
A.G. Branch
Wadesboro
J. Francis King
Messrs. Brown & Ruddick
Bay
Jae McRae
Madison
Drs. DeKossett and Wood
Messrs. Jackson & Bell
Manning
Counly
Ayer
Louis le~ Geana
Dawson
Wright
Mount Olive
LeGrand
Atlantic
Carmelita
Robin Adair
Athens
Neste
Titus Oates
London
Dublin
Messia
F. W. Kerchner
D. R. Murchison
J. W. Atkinson
Alex. Sprunt
Smithville
Wrightville
Meares’ Bluff
Masonboro
Middle
Wrightville Sounds
Timrr
Howard
Celtic
Liverpool
Bevis A. Fraser
Custom House
United States District Cort
Wa li Zi
J. B. Hill
U.S
M. D. Kline
Perry Davis
Ist
Great Society of Diseasen
Sfars-Kintenis
Faely
P.L
Bridgers & CO
Martelle
Havana
P. L. Bridgerks
Arunk
Stuart
Durham Old Rye
Sbridgers & CO
Torjol
Rome
Ee Prema
Ana Wesse
Binter
Wimington
Havn
Wwe
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