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Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1883

Page

2

King's Mountain School to Honor A.Waddell Oration

Col A M Waddell will deliver the oration at the King's Mountain school commencement. Edmund Richardson, famed Mississippi cotton planter and president of the World's Industrial and Cotton Exposition, is a Caswell County native around sixty five years old. The Wilmington Post plans to republish George C Gorham’s May 30 National Cemetery address in the next issue. Judges Bond Seymore attend U S Circuit Court. Russell McRae Stedman Bellamy attorneys also present. U S District Attorney Robinson and assistant Bagly on hand.

Frank Hatton New York A. M. Waddell King’s Mountain School Edmund Richardson Newerless Dss Caswell County N. C Post George C. Gorham National Cemetery Bond Seymore U. S Messrs. Russell, McRae, Stedman and Bellamy Attorly Robinson Willis Bagly Gov. Cameron Jay Virginia RicuMont W. B. Canapay Wilmintox Richmond Memorial Association E. Cameron Cameron Mahone North Carolina United States France Ton Sheraisey Lecce

Road from Wilson to Florence May Change Wilmington Fortunes

The article discusses a proposed road from Wilson North Carolina to Florence South Carolina and its potential impact on Wilmington. It notes Mr Bridgers and supporters plan to build the line, contrasts local merchants’ opposition, and argues for backing rail efforts to boost interior trade and Wilmington’s growth. It suggests two through routes to Wilmington within two years if pursued.

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Arthur era united Republicans through cautious leadership

The piece praises President Arthur for stabilizing the Republican Party after factional splits. It credits his cabinet choices, including Chandler, Folger, Teller, and Brewster, for unifying ranks and winning support. A Virginia governor's Decoration Day letter is discussed, stressing national memory and union.

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Anti Negro Policy and Winery Talk Highlight 19th Century Skein

A fragmented article piece mixes political critique with a long discourse on artificial champagne production. It cites Republican and Johnson era debates over negro rights, then shifts to a wine expert describing the artificial process, California and Ohio grape sources, bottling methods, and cellar details, followed by notes on a Western New York Railroad meeting and silk culture advocacy with broad economic themes.

Republican Party Leiter Jericho Johnson Den Jo&eco Dows Thad Stevens Charme Terising Tor Sheepfold Andrew _Jehmon New York Stuttgart Mayente G. H. Mumm & Co California Ohio

Southern Cultivator June issue highlights agricultural progress

The June Southern Cultivator praises ongoing improvement under current publishers. It lists features from Dr Jones and Bill Arp, plus extensive sections on Amber Cane Sorghum, Good Roads, farming laws, and citrus culture in Florida. It includes portraits of Gov McDaniel and Senator Hall, a life of John Howard Payne, a thirteen year cotton crop comparison, and farmer letters urging subscription if not already a reader.

Jones Bill Arp Georgia John Howard Wayne Home, Sweet Home

Immoral Publications and Vice Society Statistics

The New York Society for the Suppression of Vice reports sweeping results after years of action. It notes 165 obscene books once circulated in the United States and many obscene photographic establishments closed. Destruction totals include 27 584 pounds of material and 14 495 pounds of stereotype plates with other items, illustrating the scope of the campaign.

New York Society For United States Aed

Man recounts recovery from tropical malaria after Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Care

A Canton, New York native describes a five year Florida malarial illness and travel through Ohio. He credits Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Care for his recovery after doctors deemed his case incurable.

Canton St. Lawrence County Florida St. John’s River Upper Sandusky Tral Ohio Sandusky Sandusky O. Republican, Entitled: Honor TO Whom Honor IS Due. Eprrogs Reronican Warner Warner & Co

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