25 Jan 1880
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Newspaper
Wilmington Post
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1880
Page
1
Rates for advertising set at fifty cents per line for the first insertion and twenty five cents for each additional insertion. Eight lines in nonpareil type. Subscription to the Wilmington Post is one dollar per year, six months seventy five cents. Communications and business addresses go to the Wilmington Post.
A New Haven murder trial lasting about 20 weeks ends with eleven jurors for acquittal and one for murder in the second degree. The lack of connection under the circumstances suggests an acquittal. The piece also covers political dispatches and various 1875 to 1880 era political notes.
A Western New York letter from Harp Mosey urges North Carolina Republicans to nominate original Republicans for state and national offices. It critiques past reform promises, warns of Bourbonism, and backs Sherman for president Buxton for governor Furcher for lieutenant governor Erwin or Henry for attorney general, and aims to unite the party for a strong turnout. Also notes Hon. George Frenghig’s illness and State Treasurer Worth’s tax decision on city bonds.
In Memoria Wilmington NC January 5 1989 a Grand Council of the I C S and D of America adopted memorial resolutions for Maury A Banks a W V P D Grand Lodge No 2 Fort Carolina and member of the Supreme Grand Lodge. The group lauded her benevolence and sought mourning badges for thirty days and sympathy to her family. The piece also notes community facts and local notices from Wilmington in a period style.
A notice announces the sale of obsolete and unserviceable ordnance by the relevant authority. Bids are invited from qualified bidders with details on location, inspection, and compliance requirements. The sale seeks to dispose of surplus military ordnance through a controlled process.
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