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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1891
Page
4
Official notice of subscription rates with advance payment terms and pricing for copies sent outside the county. Includes annual, quarterly, and three month options, advertising rates available on request.
Eleven days left in Teud and his Congress amid spy rumors and an investigation into Fulton insane asylum. Talks of postmaster changes and civil service reform swirl as a U S senator race looms in the legislature. General Shuman died in New York. funeral is planned in St Louis on Saturday.
The piece notes Kyle's independent win in the South Dakota Senate race amid a Democratic claim of alliance, discusses a Missouri reapportionment move and the likelihood of an August extra legislative session, plus coverage of the Southeast Review's launch by Tetwiler and Lee Charleston and local political shifts. It mentions tax ledger reforms, oath concerns in property listings, and a bill to protect children from neglect, reflecting era politics and legal debates.
Fragmentary text describes a penalty upon conviction involving imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year or a fine up to $1000 or both, but the excerpt is garbled and names or specifics are missing. The readable portion outlines potential criminal sanctions.
Reports show wage cuts and longer hours at Buckeye Mower Works Akron Ohio while Athlantic Cotton Mills Lawrence Massachusetts encrease pay. Other plants from Pennsylvania to California reduce wages, with coal and steel sectors facing reductions and a proposed tariff debate cited by a congressman.
Public notice from I O Ki Clark of Lutesville Missouri dated February 2 1891 asks all outstanding accounts to be settled promptly. Call and pay debts to square the books and fulfill the creditor’s demand.
Notice informs teachers that the sole examination before the annual school meeting occurs at Marble Hill on Wednesday and Friday March 20 and 21. Teachers seeking certificates must attend, and those renewing certificates should report to W A Duns, the clerk.
The issue lists marriage licenses for twelve couples including John M Horrell and Anthe L Lutes and others, followed by medical and legal notices. Items reference Doctor Kochs remedy, subscription cautions, property sale near Markle, chancery and estate administration notices, and court announcements from Bolinger County Missouri with dates and signatures.
Sheriff sale authorized by the circuit court clerks office in Missouri targets John G Moser William Baker and Catharine Baker. Property listed: 200 acres in Bollinger county southeast quarter and northwest quarter of sections described, to be sold March 15 1801 at Myr tie Hill courthouse to satisfy debt and costs. John Hoskey sheriff.
A notice of special execution by the circuit clerk of Bollinger County Missouri directs sale of real estate tied to Humiel Seabaugh as collector. The property in question near Marble Hill is to be auctioned at the courthouse door on Tuesday March 16, 18041 for cash to satisfy an extortion debt.
Execution proceedings authorized by the Bollinger County Circuit Court clerk levy on land described as the northwest quarter of the northwest quadrant. Property to be sold at Marble Hill courthouse March 16, 1801 between morning and afternoon hours to satisfy a lien and costs. buyer must comply with all terms of sale and deliver clear title.
In the March term 1891 case of Seabaugh v Melone et al, the Bollinger County Missouri sheriff announces the sale of 80 acres being the west half of the northwest quarter of section 15 township 31 range 10. The sale, by public auction for cash, is at the courthouse door in Marble Hill on Tuesday March 16 1891, between 9 am and 4 pm to satisfy the execution and costs. John Auskey Sheriff.
Sheriff John Huskey announces a sale under a special execution in Bollinger County Missouri to satisfy a lien. Property described as 40 acres in the NE quarter of the SW quarter of section 2, township 2, range 8, to be sold at public auction March 16, 1891 at the courthouse door in Marble Hill in Warble DM. Sale proceeds to cover the costs and expenses of the execution.
By virtue of a special execution from the circuit court of Bollinger County Missouri the property of James Seibaugh and others is ordered sold at public auction March 16 1891 at Marble Hill courthouse. The 40 acre tract description and the south half of the southwest quarter of section 2 township 42 range are listed for sale to satisfy the debt and costs. Sheriff Uushey to conduct the sale between nine and five with cash.
Multiple legal notices describe real estate sales by the sheriff to satisfy execution and costs in Bollinger County Missouri. Notices include parcels in sections of the southeast and northeast quarters, with sale dates, times, and court directions, alongside unrelated recounts and court entries from the county court and circuit court.
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