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The Grafton Eagle

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1884

Page

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Local Court Rules and Civic Listings in Grafton

The Grafton Eagle shows a dense roster of county officials and court schedules, listing the Circuit Court convene dates, various county officers, church notices, and community groups. The document preserves names like Lewis Haymond, Jobe W She, and others, plus election and religious notices, with a long block of local organizational and clergy listings. It also includes editorial-style clippings on national political topics and temperance discussions featuring Mrs. Gibson and prohibition themes.

West Virginia Republican Platform Critiques Democrats and Calls Reform

A long 1884 platform blasts the Democratic party for broken pledges and oppressive taxes, pledges repeal of certain laws, tax exemptions for household goods and unsold farm products, and protections for free press and labor. It calls for capital to develop resources, opposition to convict labor, and support for safe mining and limits on foreign contract labor. The document urges voters to rebuke perceived executive overreach and defend civil liberties.

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Both Sides of It Philadelphia Cot dialog fragment

The excerpt presents a dialogue between Mrs Blank and Mr Blank on Mr Oldboy’s millionaire real estate gains and a past romantic rejection. It hints at social standings, marriage choices, and evolving wealth without a clear news event or outcome. The fragment evokes a moral about fortune and remembered romantic opportunities.

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Honest government promises amid old party claims

The article quotes Grover Cleveland praising honest simple and frugal governance while noting a government honesty report from Secretary McPherson claiming record prudence in revenue collection. It contrasts Cleveland’s ideal with historical references to Washington and Adams, touching on integrity and fiscal conduct across eras.

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An Editor's Work Across a Periodical's Tone and Selections

The passage argues editors are judged more by paper selections and ongoing conduct than by sheer writing. It emphasizes care, time, and consistency shaping tone, aims, dignity, and propriety as the true measure of editorial quality.

How Newspapers Promote Goods and the Limits of Travel Trade

The text argues that while traveling salesmen and glossy circulars reach few buyers, newspapers reach thousands including unlikely readers. It notes the obituary notice as a universal notifier in Amsterdam and contrasts modern mail with messengers. It concludes that newspapers remain essential for sellers unlike outdated substitutes.

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Freeman records voter names on amendment vote

The Freeman published names of those who voted against amending the submission. It notes E Willis Wilson, then Speaker in 1831-2, voted to indefinitely postpone the submission. It questions why he now resists public input and invites temperance voters to hear his explanation.

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The Bourbon Answered and Tezat Siftings Question

A Democratic exchange questions tax levels under different party control. The Alpstegeisa Telegram tersely replies taxes would be lower. many farmed goods and staples are described as untaxed under Democratic rule. Also a schoolroom anecdote depicts a boy crowded from a bench, highlighting classroom discipline in a terse exchange.

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