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Newspaper

Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1881

Page

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Notice of Administrator in New Hanover County

State of North Carolina New Hanover County H W Bat Administrator de bonis non of Joseph deceased files action to collect assets from the estate of James Stokley and wife Mildred Ots to recover assets. Oldham executor to enforce claims and prevent improper disposition of estate assets in New Hanover County court.

State of North Carolina New Hanover H.W. W&bat de Bonis Joseph Windell W. Oldham James Stokeley Mildred A. Otsoan Veena Aanee New Hanover County

Wilmington Post Excerpt From The Wilmington Post Office Rates

The Wilmington Post notes advertising rates and urges standard rates for second class mail. It laments river improvements on the Cape Fear inlet, calls for an impartial government investigation, and praises Engineer Department leadership. It discusses Kenneth Rayner and other public figures, and mentions pension provisions for War of 1812 veterans and widows.

U. S Cape Fear Asu Wilmington

Railroad storm bias fuels state corruption reporting

The Raleigh News Democrat notes a clash over the Western North Carolina Railroad sale last year to Leet and Associates, then to Richmond-Danville after Associates deserted Best. Sen Vance features in a contested interview with his son as interviewer, accusing Col A B Andrews. Andrews responds. A Republican State Executive Committee meeting is set for Sept 15 1951 in Rayleigh. Dispatcher Sheldon calls citizens to form military-style companies for defense.

Raligh Myrnad, & Democratic Western N Leet and Associates Richmond - Danville Railroad Company Best Washington City Vance Charlotte Uderser Leo Thie Col A. B. Andrews Richmond Devville Hood A. B.andrews N.C Republican State Executive Committee Rayleigh Jons J. Marr North State Colonel McMahon Greensboro Union Republican Salem Robert Belo Raleigh Arthur Delo Texas Joseph Kinyon Missouri Kinyon Yadkin County North Carolina Syyoday School Association Moravian Church Kemp I. Battle University E. Payson Parker Philadelphia North Carolinian North Carolina John Keribury Elizabeth City Republican Executive Committee Mou Joe Taylor Walnut Front Streets Mesars Brown & Roddick Front Street Market Vick & Mebane E. B Dixon Greenville Caroline E. J. Pennypacker Hennett Front Nun D. D. Dodge Samuel Northrop Dock Street Fifth Sixth Messrs. Brundhill & Bros Messia, Dyer & Son, Clothiers Princess Streets Dock B. H. J. Abrena George R. French Elvin Fourth Red Cross Wilmington and Weldon Railroad J. W. Gertha Brunswick Bladen Joshua Stone Asy D Nixon Street Walnut Streets 9Th Scerrick Wooster Street D. Steljes Ann Street Ree Queen Fith Street News Streets Blocker Aden

President Slept Better After Night of Restful Hours

The President experienced a restless start but slept more soundly after 1 A. M. On September 2 his condition remained steady with a slight pulse increase to 104 and temperature near 98.6. An official bulletin notes a comfortable day and improvement in pulse, with the parotid abscess and wound showing gradual progress.

D. W. Bursa J. K. Barnes J. J. Woopwarp Ronr. Reyavunn F. H. Hamiton D. W. Buje J. K. Banses J.J. Woopwarp Ronr Reysunn F. H. Hamitroy Blaine Lowell Aran New England Tribune Pay Mont N. H Hannah Cox Holderness Demigewassett River Livermore Isaac Stanton Connecticut Hawthornp Penigewresett Stotel Daniel Webster Starr King White Mountains John Randolph Roanoke Dean Sun Polk

Administrators Sale of Real Estate in Ninth Ward Wilmington

Public sale of multiple parcels of real estate in Wilmington by order of the Superior Court. Administered under John A Parker deceased, with description of lots along Eleventh and Princess streets including boundaries, directions, and measurements. Proceeds pay debts and costs as prescribed by law.

Buperior Court Iabrnemmien John A. Parker Nee Thom Pasxel Nicholas F Parker Missioner Cause Wilmington New Haaseermington New C&l Wington Eleventh Street Princess Tinning Princess Street Rimeees Street Fort Umeray

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