28 Aug 1890
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1890
Page
1
Dillner Bollinger county notes advertise a sheriff sale under a school fund mortgage. The document outlines a mortgage by John F. Gordon on land in Bollinger county and the conditions for sale to the highest bidder to satisfy borrowed money and interest, with publication and proceeds details.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me are notified to come forward and settle at once as loans go away and these matters must be settled before October 1. After this day you must settle with another party. All parties not paying will be punished after lot of June, 1890. A. d. Mayeienp, M. D.
Notice announces settlement demands and immediate action for payments. It mentions Geo. Be Clark and Litesville, with examination and loan prices. The notice warns nonpayers will be published. It references V. Gavis and A. J. Maven M.D. as involved parties.
A Missouri sheriff sale notice from Dallinger County Court describes a judgment in favor of N. O. Zimmerman against John Dennis L. The sale will cover a parcel described as a portion of the northwestern quarter of a township with about 1,800 acres, including land near a river or stream. The sale aims to satisfy the debt and is scheduled for a specified court term.
The sheriff will sell at Marble Hill front door between 9 am and 5 pm on September 12, 1890, all right title and interest of Henry Berry in Lots 17 18 19 20 in Marble Hill range 2, to satisfy a Bollinger County school fund judgment of $205.41 plus costs, as ordered by the county court on August 13, 1900. John Stuskey Sheriff.
George W Miller appointed guardian of Henry F holes by the Probate Court on August 1 igo all persons with claims against Henry Fellows to present them to the guardian George W Miller guardian of the person and estate
John Huskey sheriff of Bollinger County Missouri will auction on Friday September 12 near Marble Hill courthouse between 6am and 5pm the real estate and interest held by John F Gordon under a mortgage deed. The sale aims to satisfy a judgment against the principal and securities.
The Circuit Court in Bollinger County Missouri issues a sheriff sale under a special execution in favor of James Seabaugh against the heirs of A H Kinder. Property includes Tract 1 lot 2 block 3 range BR and Tract 2 lot 7 block 3 range B in Smithville. Sale to be held September 9 1850 at Marble Hill courthouse from 1 to 6 pm for cash to satisfy costs and execution. John Huskey Sheriff.
In Bollinger County Missouri the Circuit Court orders the sale of land portions to satisfy a lien in favor of James Seabaugh as collector. Tracts include 1, 4, 8 and 14 quarters totaling several acres across ranges 40 and 10 in townships 41 and 31. The sale is scheduled for Tuesday September 9 1890 at Marble Hill between 2 PM and twilight, by Sheriff John Fluskey.
In the Circmt Court Ballinger Missouri a special execution authorized by the clerk’s office directs a sale of seized real estate to satisfy a debt. The property includes a portion of section 11 township 8 range 4, and the sale is set for September 9, 1890 at the courthouse door in Moartie Hill. The sale is for cash to cover the execution costs and the sheriff’s fees.
Special execution issued by Thellinger County Circuit Clerk targets property described as Lot 4 in the east quarter section 3, township 6, range B. The sale is set for Tuesday next at the courthouse door in Wayble Gill to satisfy a levy in favor of James Seobaugh against Jotun Faria. Sheriff John Hurrey to oversee proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a circuit court clerk in Missouri issuing an authority or execution notice. Names and many words are garbled, but references a court, location, and a party possibly named Reabaiah. Details are unreadable and uncertain.
John Huskey sheriff advertises a sale of real estate to satisfy execution and costs on Tuesday September 9, 1860, between the hours of 10 o clock in the forenoon at a designated public location. The land described is the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 22, township 32 range 8 east.
State of Missouri Hollinger county circuit court issues special execution in favor of James Stalaugh against Robert Roger. Property includes Tract 4 of 200 acres and Tract 2 of 80 acres with described quarters and sections. Sale set for Wednesday September 10 at Marble Hill courthouse steps at 9:00 am to 4:00 pm for cash to cover debt and costs.
A special execution issued by the circuit court directs the sale of Tract No. five peres, part of west half of section 15, township 2s range 8, to satisfy the debt lien in favor of James Sealmagh, collector, and others. The sale is set for Wednesday, September 10, 1890, at forenoon, at the courthouse door in Marble Mill, to the highest bidder for cash, including costs. Sheriff Juln Huskey will oversee the auction.
State court process in Bollinger County Missouri directs sale of property for debt. Property includes 40 acres in section 25 township 33 range 8, to satisfy the plaintiff’s claim. sale at Marble Hill Courthouse door between 9 AM and 3 PM by John Husker sheriff.
State of Missouri Bullinger County court issues a writ directing seizure of property for debt. The sale will occur at the courthouse door in Morbles on Wednesday September 10, 1800 between forenoon and 5 pm to satisfy the execution and costs, describing tract No 17 and associated land as details. John Titskey, Sheriff.
Sheril's Sala in Bolinger county Missouri in the circuit court directs the sheriff to sell at public auction at Marble Util courthouse door the described tract and negroes to satisfy a legal execution issued by the clerk. The sale will occur on a specified forenoon at 10 o'clock and bids must be cash. James Seahaugh is the plaintiff and TY. McGee is the defendant in the action.
The sheriff announces a sale of property in Missouri by virtue of an imperial order. The action, in favor of James Sealinuph as collector, targets property described as tract and lots in a certain quarter of a section. The sale date is September 10, 1800, at the town of Mut, at the courthouse door, to satisfy a levy.
Sheriff John Huskey announces in Marble Missouri a public auction of the southeast quarter of the east quarter of section 11 in township 2 range 9 east comprising about forty acres. The sale enforces a mortgage to secure the Bollinger County School Fund and includes Gaither and Girdley interests. proceeds go to satisfy $161 plus interest due, with payment in cash between 9 am and 6 pm on September 15.
In Botinger County Missouri a sheriff sale is set by the circuit court for September 1890. James Scabaugh as collector sues W A McMinn, with tax lien on Tract No 1 69 55-100 acres in section two range eight. Sale at Marble Hill courthouse between 6 am and 3 pm to satisfy the writ. Weld John Husker, Sheriff.
In the circuit court of Bollinger County Missouri under authority of the clerk the property described is seized to satisfy a debt and will be sold at public auction on Wednesday September 10 1899 before noon to 8 pm at Marble Hill at the courthouse door to the highest bidder. John Haskey bertol James Seabaugh collector L We James listed executors of the lien.
A court issued property lien notice from the Circuit Court in a Missouri era style. The document names a sheriff or clerk official and a collector as parties in a levy against property in Connerr. The notice cites a lien and references Sept date and August state actions, with vague claimant and property details.
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