Democratic Bollinger County Convention Nominates Ticket
The Bollinger county democratic convention met August 22 in the court house naming nominees for county offices. George B. Myers won the representative post, W. K. Chandler prosecuting attorney, F. M. Snider judge, Moses Burton judge, August Nenninger sheriff, William B. Yount collector, Randal L. Mayfield treasurer, Jesse D. Hawn assessor, William A. Reilly surveyor, John M. Roe public administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bollinger
Crooked Creek
B. A. Tinnin
Zenos P. Yount
J. K. P. Long
Stonewall Long
Bennett
J. A. Yount
L. C. Griffith
R. F. Watts
John M. Sitzes
Sam Zimmerman
Whitener
Fillmore
W. A. McMinn
J. A. Burk
A. A. Kinder
J. W. Hammock
Dank J. Ballinger
James TI. Limbarugh
W. D. Limbaugh
Db. B. Hill
W. N. Nanny
J. Me Austin
M. Stone
J. M. Johnson
W. A. Bollinger
Kirby Smith
Pink Stevens
A. J. Lincoln
Eli James
C. J. Mayfield
Committee On
Democratic Party
Bollinger County
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
United States
Cockrell
West
Wm. J. Stone
W. K. Chandler
F. M. Snider
Moses Burton
August Nenninger
William A. Reilly
John M. Roe
Side by Side Dealers Trade Ads and Old Methods
An old style advertisement contrasts two dealers trading side by side one relies on ads the other on traditional methods. It promotes Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve claiming cured sore eyes and granulated lids with refunds if untrue. It also mentions DeWit's Colic Cholera Cure and Witmer's drug, plus a lunch option at R P Daltons Mayer's Lord Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sander & Son
Marble Hill
E. P Biggs
Lutesville
DeWit
Witmer's
Drum & Kinder's
E. P. Biggs
Tor Hs
Sutherland
E. E. Sutherland Medicine Co
Paducah
Marble Fill
Witmer’s Drugstore
Sheriff's Sale Under School Fund Mortgage for 1888 Debt
The Bollinger County sheriff, under a 1896 court order, will publically sell at auction the deeded land in Hollinger County to satisfy a mortgage and unpaid debt from a 1857 loan by Philip Barks for the county school fund. The east half of the southeast quarter of section 4, township 30 north range 10 east, containing eighty acres, is the collateral, with notice and sale terms to be published 20 days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Barks
Holliger
Missip ‘Barks
Benj. Thornburgh
William H. Bair
George W. Haln
Catherine Barks
Holanger
Bollinger County
Bollinger
County Court
Mann
Nollingee
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Marble Hill News
UeWill
Witmer’s Drug- Store
Drum & Kioder
J. G. Glasener
Zalma
Lard Ge Per Ibat
Col
Nat Phillips
Elfrank
Dr. Bell
Justge
Frank Snider
W.J. and
D. M. Bollinger
Alliance
H. N. Phillips
Wedderern & CO
Attorn
D. C
Geo
E. Clark & Son
J. W. Dunaway
T. M. Stem of
Gravel Hill
Simmons Liver Regulator
J. Q. D. Whitener
Marquand
John A. McPherson
John Ie
Marshal Tow Huskey
L. J. Zimmerman
House
DeWitt
Witmer
Messrs. Gann, Burnet & Co
Grantsburg
J. B. Rosell
Giantsburg
Marble Mill
E. I. Biggs
Lutenville
Dram & Kinder’s
Hurricane Creek
David Curex
The
Leader
George E. Clark & Son
Witmet
Dr. Biggs
Dalton
M. W. Bowman
Glen Allen
Sac
David Cheek
Tun
E. F. Biggs
Latesville
Cape County
BE. L. Drum
Robi
Jackson
R. P. Dalton
Felix G. Clippard
Leopold
Tak
Wren Edderbern
Bros
Martha Lessley
Samuel Leaslay
Court House
A. m
I. M. Wells
D. K. Westenhewer
Whitewater
J. Bollinger
Joaso
George B. Myers
William B. Yount
Randal L. Mayfield
Jesse D. Hawn
John J. Chandler
Albert
Liberty
George W. Winchester
Lorance
Peter Eldracher
Wayne
William R. Speer
George H. Robinson
Constable
Filmore
Thomas Chronister
Justice of the Peace
George W. Hastings
William S. Crain
Washington
Scopus
R. P. Dalton's
Mayer's
Lord Stand