Grafton Office Tp Vials in Friday 1834 notice
Brief notice lists subscription price eleven dollars and the date Friday December 5 1834 referencing Grafton office material. The fragmentary item mentions vials and a subscription cost of 11 dollars.
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Newspaper
The Grafton Eagle
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1884
Page
3
Brief notice lists subscription price eleven dollars and the date Friday December 5 1834 referencing Grafton office material. The fragmentary item mentions vials and a subscription cost of 11 dollars.
Local notices report bonds of the Town of Grafton for sale at First National Bank in Grafton WV. Also noted are holiday store displays, a missing gold pen, church sermons, tolls on wages, letters awaiting in the post office, and police detective work recounted about captures in nearby counties.
Reports recount a brutal assault on Geo Keener by Emory Knotts near Grafton over a disputed Presidential vote, with Keener sustaining head wounds and a near arm fracture. A second item covers Cincinnati express train No 2 derailing risk near Austen, injuring no one. Additional notes claim Boothsville misreporting and a defiant merchant denying accusations while signaling more controversy ahead.
John Dillworth died near Flemington on Tes last at 4 o clock aged several years. The deceased was a remarkable man with limited schooling but vast information. He was a ready debater with keen wit and a humorous manner. He was mild and mannered, yet his many virtues outnumbered his faults.
An old regional notice promotes holiday gifting with bold claims of savings and a wide display of goods at Main Street Grafton. It urges readers to visit for suitable gifts and emphasizes frugality and generosity during the season. Local items reference a shop advertising reductions, plus scattered community notes about theft and a school incident.
Town correspondence reports Mr. William Nuzum of Fetterman ill but hopeful for recovery, visits by Wm. Hustead and W.J. Curry, and multiple residents returning from trips. Thanksgiving observed with varied church activity. a fatal illness and burials noted. A fox chase, a house fire, grafton market items, and public notices fill the miscellany.
A brief chorus of statements from police, the mayor, and the council declares they will rest or pause action. The dialogue notes a shared stance among law enforcement and city leadership. No further context is provided.
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