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Wilmington Post

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1883

Page

2

Sherman to retire. Sheridan poised to lead US armies

The Associated Press telegrams report General W T Sherman will retire on November 1, with General Phil Sheridan taking command of the U S armies by seniority. Sheridan is praised as a superb fighter and campaigner and trusted by friends as a fine man in every respect.

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Rice Culture of the Cape Fear River Yield Loss

Rice planters on the Cape Fear River saw production rise from 3000 bushels in 1870 to 65000 in 1882 with hopes for 1883 thwarted by a storm. Col John Wilder Atkinson, the river's largest planter, estimates at least a 25 percent crop loss due to storm, rain, and overflow, reducing potential from 80000 to about 60000 bushels and valuing the loss at around 30000 dollars at 1.50 per bushel.

Cape Fear River Converastion Col John Wilder Atkinson

Star criticized as radical and unfair by North Carolina critic

A Raleigh writer denounces The Star of Wilmington as radical and biased, accusing it of anti Northern bias and disrespect toward President Arthur. The letter argues The Star fails to note southern crimes, misreads tariffs, and would harm local industries like rice and peanuts without a protective tariff.

The Wilmington Star United States Chet Arthur Washington Gay Jarvis Raleigh Star Arthur New York Telegraph North South Carolina Wilmington Carolina Sar Ist Cape Fear Democratic Party

Hatton praised as steadfast Assistant Postmaster General

The piece defends Hon. Frank Hatton against Democratic critics, praising his loyalty to the Republican cause and his stance on office appointments. It argues Republicans should support Hatton to counter Democratic opposition and highlights editorials and local newspaper actions involving party alignment and publishing duties.

Frank Hatton Frank Treasury D—M Hatton South Arthur

Greenland expedition nears inland reach and ice desert view

Baron Nordenskjold reports the Greenland expedition has entered west Greenland from Auleitsivik Fjord on September 4 and penetrated about 220 miles inland to 7000 feet altitude. Danish lieutenant Jensen advanced 50 miles eastward near latitude 62 40 north and sighted an icy 5000 foot mountain, with valuable scientific data but no trace of Erik the Red’s 986 Greenland colony.

Baron Nordenskjold Greenland Copenhagen Auleitsivik Fjord Ivigrik Jensen Nrederikehaak Greenlaga Nordenskjold Erik the Red

Malaria and the old time belief in cracks and keyholes

An old paragraph explains how people believed spirits entered through cracks and keyholes and malaria through openings. It suggests plugging keyholes with cotton and using calcium wiring to seal leaks, while noting not all entry points can be blocked and urging early treatment with Beowx's leo Brrrras, sold by druggists, as a household remedy.

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