Wilmington Post Rates and Address Lines
Rates for advertising in the Wilmington Post are eight lines per insertion at fifty cents per line and twenty-five cents per line for additional insertions. Subscription price is two dollars and ninety cents per year. All communications should be addressed to the Wilmington Post in Wilmington, North Carolina.
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Tae Wi
Tae
Witwatoros
Post
Wilmington
N. O
Kennedy & Ligen
Haulom
Floyd Frye
B. W. Price
Sol. Sternberger
Mesers, Watson , Eckles
Political meeting schedule and supervisor call to voters
The notice lists candidates for county offices including Clerk of the Superior Court STAUEY WasAMBINGE Sheriff STEPHEN H. MANNING Register of Deeds JOSEPH E. SAMPSON County Treasurer OWEN BURNEY Coroner EDWARD D. HEWLETT and surveyor LEMUEL D. CHERRY with campaign dates across Beaufort Carteret Onslow Brunswick and Columbus counties October 1st 10th 12th 13th 14th 16th 17th 18th and a call for federal supervisors to ensure a free ballot and accurate count on election day November 7th. The piece discusses ensuring ballot integrity and references Democratic and Republican party positions.
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Chas. Price
Beaufort
Carteret County
Sanders’ Store
Sneed’s Ferry
Onslow County
Wedneday
Richlands
Thuralay
Bannerman’n Bridea
Pender Conunty
Emiryville
Brunawick County
Chadbourn’s
Columbus County
Democratic Party
Circuit Court of the
United States
Geenhere
Zex
Canaday Favored for 3rd District Seat by Local Press
The Laurinburg Enterprise extols Col Canaday as the best fit for the 3rd District, highlighting his long public service, support for free ballot and fair count, and opposition to Col Green who is portrayed as self serving. It notes Liberal and Democratic organizing efforts in Brunswick and Bladen counties and criticizes bourbon efforts to ignite racial tensions ahead of the November election.
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Col Canaday
8Rd Congressional District
Col. Canaday
Col. Green
Col
Canaday
Alway
Congress
Cape Fear
Green
National Council
Laurinburg Enterprise
North Carolina
Isaac E. Williams
Brunswick
Pomens
Bronewick
W. J. Green
Tokay
Darby Chile
Easy Hill
Brunswick County
Ed. B. Taylor
Nicholas Nixon
Eay
John Mallette
E. D. Madison
Eng
James Moseley
Alabama
Smalls Boys
Dave
Dade Eguid Absures
White
Black Belt
Bourbon
Supreme Court Meets in Raleigh and City News Brighten
The Raleigh Supreme Court session opens tomorrow while the mayoral court stays bustling. Reports mention Barrett’s couples heading to winter quarters in the city, and local deaths include Mr. Jan G. Bradley from typhoid after an illness. Local clubs schedule meetings in Ashville and Shelby.
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Mr. Burr
County officials question registrar residency rules
A notice questions bearers of registrar duties who do not reside in their precincts. The issue highlights the need for accountability and asks who will take charge of oversight as commissioners seek clarity on voting location rules.
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Beara
Preginca
Poll officials listed for city wards and townships
The document lists registrars and poll holders for each ward in the city, including First Ward divisions led by Archie Alderman and others, Second and Third Ward rosters, and Fourth to Fifth Ward appointments with several names. It also names county townships Cape Fear, Federal Point, Masonboro, and Three Mem Detected Stealing Cotton with arrests and a river escape incident.
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Fifth Ward
W. H. Bell
Jordan W. Branch
W. E. Mayo
J. C. Hill
Remnae
W. Canady
B. Spalaet
G. Alezande
Hoses Shepherd
RC. Taylor
McCabe
Masonbere
Joam A. Farrow
Dr. Pergus
Manford
Jes
Mider
Jos
Weaaseftae
Welzblag Leats
Ert Ing Ltd
First Ward Club Forms and Local Meeting News
A Republican club in First Ward reorganizes meeting night to Wednesdays at Lewis Chapel on Bladen street. Notices cover telegraph company news, church services, and voter registration procedures with multiple ward registrars listed.
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First Ward
Lewis’ Chapel
Bladen Street
Bannerr
First Division
First Wand
T. J. Merring
Sixth Street
Bladen and
Harnett Streets
T. J. Herring
New Ward Divisions and Polling Places Issued
Notice of an entirely new registration and division of wards in Wilmington city limits. First Ward divisions and polling places are listed for the First, Second, and Third Divisions, plus divisions for the Fifth Ward. Registration notices signed by EB Sampson, Registrar.
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New Market
Corner Fourth
Campbell Sreuts
F. T. Skipper
Joorner of
Walnut Streets
J. D. Orrell
Board OF Commission
Locomer
Firat Islands
Wimington
Firat
Gorth
Bladen
Pourth
Campbell Streets
Rankin and Sted
Waerdly
Fifth Street
Walnut Street
Walnut
Mackae Street
Mulberry Street
Tenth Street
Dock Street
Dickinsom
Tenth
Gwyan
Fifth Ward
EB Sampson
Foreigner George Metts Prohibited From Leaving Home
Benjamin Metts of Lockwoods Folly Township North Carolina forbids all persons to employ harbor or induce his son George Metts to leave or stay away from home under penalty of the law. Public notice posted September.
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Loca Woods
Lee
George Metts
Benjamin Metii
Bil
Pater Tucker
Lock Woods Folly Township
N.C
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Singie Caples
Wilmington Post
Bolered
Wilming
New Hanover County
Stauey Wasambinge
Stephen H. Manning
Joseph E. Sampson
Owen Burney
Edward D. Hewlett
Lemuel D. Cherry
Legislative Ticket
Benator
House of Represenatives
William H. Waddell
Eustace E. Greene
Wilmington Township
Robert Sweat
Point Caswell
Vender County
Wooton’s Store
J. J. Mort
W. M. Cocks
Tee Bourbon Party
I. B. Willams
Abbottsburg
Coess Otization Female Independent Liberal Club
Abbotteburg Township
Bladen County
Soares Tea
Trates
Raleigh
Latrates
Jay Goold
Politi
Supreme Court
Umorrow
Union
Ohio
West Virginis
John Sneeden
England
Passnger
United Kingdom
Sitx
Ems
Archie Alderman
Registar
Hill Terry
W. H. Straus
D. C. Kellogg
W. H. Turlington
Reg”itrar
H. Morton
Chas, Murphy
James W. Telfair
J. A. Lowery
Lb. M. LeGwin
B. Willis
W. Zages
A. B. Dudley
Second Ward
C.lameden
Jes. G. Barr
Sete
Rewhans Seta
Hertete HD
W. L. Jacobs
Geo. E. Alderman
J. Yopp
John E. Taylor
John Harengrove
John J. Fowler
A. L. DeHeeser
F.C. Singletary
Geo
Chadbourm Jas
Outlar
John J. A.W. Oliver, Jr
Richmond
Baltimers
Evans’ Hall
Frank B. Wood
Front Street
Evans’ Hall- Corder
4Th and
Brunswick Street
Evans' Hall
Brooklyn
Chariotic “Observer
New Telegraph Company
New Southern Telegraph Company
Western Union
Arena
American Union
St. Mark's
St. Barnabas
Ree Ees
J. Munds
J.C. Lameden
Fourth
Princess Streets
W.L. Jecte
Bell
Finch
Castle and
Queen Streets
W. H. Ball
Finc
J.B. Head
Eight
Dock Streets
Jos. K
Pederal
J. H. Bares
Aidenes
J. H Horne
Ragtecras
Maruets
Waccanery Sare
J. NM. Mecomber
Munsunbore
Farrow
Sampsor
Baybeer
Cape Fear River
Muw Market
Finth and
Castle Streets
Seventh Street
Edward A. Eine
Si Lev
Vilaterres
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