County Officers and Court Schedule for March 2518
Local government list shows county officers including clerk prosecutor sheriff and surveyor. Circuit Court convenes March 20 and July 8 with levy terms in October. Justice and church notes follow with multiple congregations and fraternal lodges detailed in the post.
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Circuis Court
Clerk County Court
Beetor
Joseph Marum
Ben
Tigh Eran
Ritemiller County Surveyor
Ie Flemise
Grimes
Opery Sherif
David Bainbridge
John Henry
Warare
Geo W. Brown Yetterman Mbers
John Tens
W. Wilhide
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Grafton Eagle Subscription Note Appears in Listing
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Preston County faces hard times from crop shortfalls and rising imports
In Preston County, concerns grow over scarce funds and rising imports of flour and grain as frost and drought reduced crops. A group including John B Jones Elisa B Stone and Med Bonafield estimates annual shipments at 10,460 barrels of flour and 19,800 bushels of corn valued around 74,580 dollars, warning that prosperity hinges on boosting local agriculture and reducing dependence on external supplies.
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Preston County Journal
Preston
Fiottr
John B Jones
Elisa B.’Stone
Med |Bonafield
Abil
Philippi
Barbour County
Political editorials fan flames in West Virginia press
A Bushwhacker recounts strident attacks by Wheeling Intelligencer and allied papers on Republicans and Blaine supporters. It accuses editors of personal motives, cites attempts to influence posts, and notes stoking party divisions. Mentions McCormick Hart Blaine Camden Kenna and Carson City politics amid legislative law discussions.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
Republican Party
Judge Maxwell
Gof
G. W. Atkinson
S. P. McCormick
P. W. Morris
W. J. W. Cowden
Archie Campbell
Intelligencer
Washington
McCormick
Sterling
Ume
Register
James G. Blaine
State Journal
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Hart
Yate
Camden
Olive Morison and the Phantom Burglars at Jaynesford Farm
Olive Morison, a young boarding teacher, overhears two men plotting a burglary near the Jaynesford farmhouse. She hides in shadows as they consider entering through a shed, while the family prepares for a possible break in. A late-night scare ends with the men departing and the family relieved, though wary, by the door’s locking.
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Women on Stage Need Social Protection and Guidance
A National Review defense argues actresses face social dangers and require guardianship from families and mentors. It contends stage life exposes women to risks, yet contrasts actresses’ long preparation and protections with the lax behavior of others, asserting family oversight keeps morality intact.
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Bull Fighting Glory in Havana Echoes of Decline
A vivid account describes a bullfight in Havana, noting the crowd’s reaction and the riders’ efforts. The piece highlights the spectacle as a major, novel event for the observer, who reflects on its growing unpopularity among some audiences and the changing tastes of fans.
It Is Not The Women All The Way Down
A New York Herald excerpt on vanity and mirror gazing aboard a North River ferry. Deck hands recount passengers pausing at reflecting glasses, marveling at their own image, and tracing a curved path to study themselves before stepping to the cabin floor.
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Bank Governance and Costs Framing the Fortnightly Review
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