Wilmington Post Classified Rates and Office Details
Wilmington Post notices list office location at Wilmington North Carolina and give advertising rates. First insertion fifty cents per line with twenty five cents per line for each additional insertion. Eight lines constitute a square and subscriptions are one hundred dollars per year or six months seventy five cents. Communications on business to The Wilmington Post.
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WiLswrsatos Post
Nantanent
Caer
Gus
North Carolina Republicans Convene in Raleigh July 7 1880
The convention of the Republicans of North Carolina will meet in Raleigh on July 7, 1880 to nominate two electors at large and state officers by order of the state executive committee.
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Raleigh
Sampson
Duplin
Cumberland County
Fayetteville
State
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Free Love Lodge
P. G. M. Council
Geo. W. Price, Jr
J. Johnson
J. W. Moore
Golden Lyre Lodge
Edward Green
E. Jones
North Carolina Medical Society
Opera House
Ashville
J. F. Shaffeer
Salem
C. M. Payne
Covention
W. J. H. Bellamy
Wilmington
Rell
N J Pittman
Tarboro
SS Satchwell
Rocky Point
H W Faison
Faison
Allman Holmes
Ce T Murphy
Clinton
Hugh Kelsey
Statesville
J J Summerell
Salisbury
Geo A Foote
Warrenton
Eugene Grissom
R L Payne
Lexington
F M. Rountree
Snow Hill
J F Long
TF Wood
GL Kirby
Goldsboro
J F Shaffner
R S Hicks
Williamboro
H T Bahnson
WW Lane
WJ Love
JC Willis Alston
Littleton
J H Bellamy
G G Thomas
Greenville
Maynard as VP Candidate Urged by Reeve in National Republican
A letter from Reeve to the National Republican advocates Horace Maynard of Tennessee as vice presidential candidate. The note states Reeve has been a Republican since leaving the Whig party and cites his long record. Also covered are Catholic preacher Bishop Simpson in Cincinnati and various political and financial items including Senator Hoar on Kellogg, redemption of the public debt, and congressional adjournment prospects.
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Reeve
Horace Maynard
Tennssee
Astal
Bishop Simpson
M. E. Church of the United States
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Curtists
Jack Wilson
Georgia
Ite
David Alexander
Whittaker
West Point
New York
Galveston
Gen
K. M. Pease
United States
Edmund J. Davis
Florida
Gaineville
Judge Settle
Hoar
Kellogg
Louisina
Fenater
Pepetarees
Senate
Leeuw
Washington World
Sherman
Treasury
Commercial Journal
North Canouina
Washington
Grasn
Blaine
Grant
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Chicago
E. B. Washburne
Washburne
General Grant
Mr. Sherman
Ben Hill
Saar
North Carolina
Tileston
A. D Mayo
Boston
National Journal of Education
South
Whiteville area notices and local events in brief
Town Creek May 7 1880 notices report Republican convention June 7 1880 to appoint delegates and township meetings May 29 to elect delegates to county event. Reports include church picnics Sunday school, education talks, railroad schedule changes, and medical society gathering in Wilmington with 1881 Asheville meeting.
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Town Creek
Brunswick Co
Smithville
Ep. W. Taylor
H Speight
Tarboro
E Moore
Battleboro
C McDuffie
A McRae
W McNeill
Fayetteville
F Lewis
Raleigh
D Roberts
Magnolia
M Alford
Greensboro
W Potter
Wilmington
F Harrell
Whiteville
P Exum
Wayne County
AM Lee
Clinton
R McClennon
Mooresville
J Nobles
Selma
H Hornady
Willow Green
Faison
Fulton
Moore
Goldsboro
Hurbert Haywood
P Robingen
E Bradshaw
Hurdle Mills
D McDonald
S. B Jones
Jos Graham
Charlotte
W Gaither
Lenoir
HS Norcom
Ed del King
Thomas Hill
J C Sheppard
Richard Dillard
WS McNider
W C Galloway
KJ Powers
J M Stantill
John Zr
O’hogan
Greenville
J A Baker
M. Whitehead
Salisbury
T J Moore
Virginia Medical Society
RL Payne
Lexington
H M Alford
H T Bahnson
Salem
J W Jones
Preston Roan
Winston
H S Norcom
Wilmingmington
Public Health Association
Thomas F Wood
Advertisements for Government Building and Food Proposals
Two notices dated 1880 announce sealed bids. The first requests proposals from builders for a Front keepers dwelling on Pans Island South Carolina and a keepers dwelling on Little Cumberland Island Georgia, with plans and specs available at the Charleston office. The second calls for sealed proposals for fresh beef and mutton for Newport Barracks Kentucky, to be delivered July 1 1880 to June 30 1881, with envelopes marked and bids opened May 29 1880.
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Charleston
8. C
Pans Island
Little Cumberland Island
P. C. Hains
Major Corps of Engineers
Enorsine
Sixth Light House
Department of the South
Newport Barraces
Newport
J ‘Ealed
Fort Johnson
Smithville
J. W. Barriger
U.S. A
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Wilmington Post
Wibarnetos
N. C
Wilmington, N.C
Convention OF the Republicans OF the State OF
Lats General News
Sar
Tourgee
Edenton Clarion
Charles Gratiot Vanning
Texas
Lone Star
Edenton
Bureau Veritas
John Sherman
Jackson
Comet Stars
First Presbyterian Church
Waccamaw
St. John’s Church
Ofice
Johnnie Clemmons
Newbern
Hall
the &1St Baptist Church
Teasdale
Alata
Sixth and
Castle Streets
W. P. Cinaday
Carnotte
Isaac Corbett
Joshua Jones
Board of Trade and Produce Exchange
Wilmington Light Infantry
A. L. DeRosset
T. Cc. James
W. J. Gordon
James C. Munds
Care Fear Licat Ixraxtay
J H Caraway
Henry McRae
Hampton Gray
Joe. W. King
Wilmington & Weldon
Jupee Cantwell
Cantwell
Lumberton
Fort Johnston
Elizabethtown
Burgaw
Puiot Caswell
Ludden & Bates
Chickering
Mathushek
Lighte & Co
Hallet & Davis
Southern Gem
Favorite
Guild
Luppen & Bates
Southern Music House
Savannah
Moximuary
J. C. Walker
Sol. Bear & Bros
Market St
Wilmington, N. C
Haven Exhibition
Baltimore
Middlesex
Childrens
True& Uvaneneta
Ose
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