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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1893
Page
4
Marble Hill brief items record visits and travel by residents of nearby towns, including Miss Floremini faye v and Miss Julia dawison who is ill, plus numerous townfolk in and around Marble Hill visiting Patton, Marquand, Desoto, Arcadia, and Little Rock. A wind from the north and several small incidents are noted along with local business notes and medicinal advoice.
Mineralogist Green and Canron firm representatives arrived in Lutesville to prospect near Marble Hill and Crooked Creek northwest of town. They expect to begin on the Slaybaugh land before May lease expiry, tracing a lead vein flagged from Benne Terre thaugh mine toward Marble Hill and Lutesville. Dr. Jaynes said his cistern digging found a thin vein of almost pure lead. A Wisconsin wedding report from New Diggings notes an unusually tall groom and a very tall witness with peculiar appearances and ages ranging up to 98 for the grandmother who hosted the feast.
Workmen at Cape Girardeau uncovered a 30 year old card reading Whitelaw & Garrett Dealers in Ladies and Gentlemen s Fashionable Dry Goods Cape Girardeau Me Garret is dead Whitelaw is an old man The discovery notes Garrett has died and Whitelaw remains living with the firm once operating in the area.
Last Tuesday John Dunkin sold his farm two miles south of Lutesville to Mr. Clubh of Gereenville for 1000 dollars. In part payment Dunkin received a Norman-Clydesdale stallion valued at 400 dollars.
Letters in Marble Hill post office dated February 1 remain uncalled for. Names listed include I Gospel, E F Montgomery, J Pugh, T J Randolph, and Wm F Sanders.
Actice to the people of Lutesville and Marble Hill. Delivery of tail products starts February 66, 180s for orders under 100 pounds. Larger lots priced proportionally. Drivers will not leave goods without advance payment. Have money ready when delivery arrives. Magnolia Mills proprietor P. P. Trathwers signs off.
Public notice in Hollinger and Bollinger counties outlines lawsuits to enforce state liens on real property. Cases involve defendants not residents, property described by sections and townships, with four week publication in local papers Marble Hill Press and Marble Hill News. Court dates set for March, with default if no appearance at Marble Hill court.
The court orders publication in Marble Hillness for four weeks. The petition by plaintiff seeks real property described as east half of southeast quarter and parts of adjacent quarters in section 2 township 31 range 3. Defendants must appear by the next term, or the petition may be confessed and judgment entered. Public notice dated January 36, 1803, Henry A. Smith, circuit clerk.
The records describe two distinct orders of publication from Hollinger County Circuit Court. One notices a suit to enforce a state lien on land parcels near Marble Hill, with property details including sections 11 and townships 33 8E, and sets deadlines for defenses. The second concerns a lien on 77 acres part of lot 4 and the northwest starter of section 6 township 33 range 9E, with similar publication and appearance requirements.
Ogate of Missouri notes a petition filed by a plaintiff through counsel claiming the defendant, a non resident, has 40 acres described as the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter, section 3, township 30, range east. The case sets an appearance date on the second Monday of March to answer, with a copy to be served as required by law. The February 1, 1893, circuit clerk Henry M. Smith’s seal confirms. The Wayne county court recently approved a 4500 policy on a 5000 coverage for the burned county courthouse. A northbound passenger train was delayed 30 minutes near Lutesville by a wreck one mile south.
The petition in the Bollinger County circuit court states that W X Dunn collector seeks to enforce a lien on 9 46 100 acres in parcels described as Jots 4 and 5 in the northeast quarter of section 9, township 33 range 9 east. Defendants are summoned to answer by the sixth day of the term. failure will lead to a confessed judgment. Published four weeks prior to Henry M Smith’s signature as circuit clerk January 36, 1893.
The State of Missouri at the relation of W A Dunn collector files a petition against Ht H Siler alleging nonresidency and service issues to enforce a state lien on land in Bollinger County. The defendant is ordered to appear at the next court term in Marble Hill and answer by the last day of the term. A copy will be published in Marble Press for four weeks to provide notice.
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