Rates of Advertising in The Wilmington Post
Rates for eight lines in nonpareil type are fifty cents per line for the first insertion and twenty five cents per line for each additional insertion. Subscriptions to The Wilmington Post are two dollars per year or six months at a reduced rate. All business communications go to The Wilmington Post in Wilmington North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuz Witwrsaton Post
Wilmington Post
Wilmington
N. C
Russell
Price
Abernethy
Vance
Bennett
Ransom
Centennial Commission
Jarvis
Luke
Jarvia
Fant
Virginia
Swift Galloway
Goldsboro
Capt. Galloway
Mr. Wassom
Col. Wassom
Wane
Republicas
Captain Galloway
Star and Review
Galloway
Wamom
Ras
Local Officials Confirm New County Administrative Roles
For Clerk of the Superior Court Stacey Van Amringe is named. Stephen H. Manning is appointed Sheriff. Joseph E. Sampson is named Register of Deeds in the county personnel rollout and official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacey van Amringe
Joseph E. Sampson
Meeting of the Bosses in a Political Plot Dialogue
A fragmented dialogue portrays Democratic tensions with references to Greeley, protectionism, free trade, and county government trials. Characters Bennett Vance Price and others mock party strategy while discussing campaigns, alleged abuses of revenue laws, and agricultural price concerns amid a partisan setup with mentions of Kingsbury and Ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Democratic Congress
U.S
Marahals
Vance
Bennett
Price
Bob
Hay
Tonkatma
Makame
Zeb
Dan Russell
Wilmington
England
France
Germany
Russell
The
Star
Kingsbury
Hon. Chas. Price to Speak in North Carolina
An invitation notes Hon. Chas. Price will appear Monday October 28. The notice urges all to attend, praising Price as one of the ablest speakers in North Carolina. It mentions appointments and invites everyone to hear him, with a brief aside about McLean and Shackelford and a reference to Green being a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Price
North Carolina
McLean
Shackelford
Green
Revival at Finch Street M E Gurah Continues
Notices announce ongoing revival at Finch Street M E Gurah with calls to advertise in the Post. Also report the death of Hector Davis of Kay, 68, from natural causes, and the found body of Mrs Mary Curtis on Chestnut and Mulberry streets. Dedication of Lakes Church set with Rt Rev Hood officiating. Voter registration urged for Republicans and Liberals. A joint canvass planned in Pender County with Liberal and Republican candidates versus Democrats.
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Hector Davis
Kay
Mary Curtis
Teath Chestnut
Mulberry
D. M
Lakes Church
J. W. Hood
J. B.smail
J. B. Small
Z. T. Pearsall
Pender
Rocky Poin
Westbrooka Store
Sandy Run
Shakins
Ay Burgaw
Leesburg
Piney Woods
Patnt Caswell
O. Gum Caimtuck
Meramier
Long Creek
E. D. Hewlett
E D. Hewlett
Tih Asd Queen Streets
Bet Wach
Hewlett
Elijah Hewlett
Masembero Sound
Pesse
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Posto
New Hanover County
Stephen H. Manning
Owen Burney
Edward K. Hewlett
Lemuel D. Cherry
Legislative Ticket
Henry E. Scott
House of Represenatives
William H. Waddell
Eustace E. Greene
Cornstable
Wilmington Township
Robert Sweat
Democratic
Messia
Prohibition
Vrew
Democratic Party
Greeley
Thander
Old Gresley
A. J. Gallowasx
Vanes
Geu
Apathy
Heminway
Gerge T
Jacksonville
Onslow
Wassom
Parson Kingsbury
Met
Hugh F. Murray
Eng
Wilson
Willis Fenkins
Granville
Hottenfota
Liberal Movement
Willis Jenkins
General Assembly
Senate
Carteret
Jones
Columbus
J Byrd- Daplin
James D Cavanaugh
Harcott
A B Wilson
Moore
J A Barrett
New Hanover
E E Green
W H Waddell
Thomas & Gilman
Pander
R& Beverly Fraizer
Sampson
Henry C Monk
John R J Smith
Cumberland County
Wharton J. Green
Hugh Waddell
Sol
Alfred M. Waddell
Hugh Weddell
Boelnem Wits
Chas. Price
Samed
Macurip
CIT x. Lems
Finch Street
Jem A. Fidevens
Unis Sriste
Omar
Patton
Whee
Anther
Seta
WEW Avvertis
W. Price, Jr
Opera ‘House
Slay
John A. Stevens
Lababry
Yousspor
Mary Fee
Sana
Batins
Ember
Bellamy
Brown & Pearson
North Front Street
Market Street
Wilmington, N. C
Smith Viles
Aleve
Selmlewpos
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