02 Jan 1890
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1890
Page
1
Time table notes trains from Lutesville heading north depart at 124ep. im local freight 125 pm return south at 2 02 pm local freight. Agent W E Dickey provides the timetable information.
Marble Hill and Lutesville merchants advertise holiday goods and underpriced items at Dr Mayfield Lutesville. Local visits include Hon J T Davis and H N Philips at Marble Hill. A Christmas tree and church events draw crowds. Died One Doe 25 ALT Campbell near Lutesville. Insanity of John Boamer noted. Teachers plan New Year holiday for Marble Hill students. continuous local chatter highlights sales, gifts, and community updates.
Frig Whitebread killed a hog Monday weighing 413 1/2 pounds and only 14 months old. The item notes upcoming local toboggan demand and mentions sales at W. 58. King's in Lutesville. Also references a church sermon by Rev. J.T. Kendall at Ebenez er Jan Std. 180, and notes fair exhibits and low prices at W. 3. King's in Lutesville.
To those who use tobacco we say that we have the largest stack of chewing and smoking tobacco cigars and pipes ever brought to Marble Till.
Dy D. D. AL Rickard is located here. Jeedh Back confined to lis roo for days. Esq. Wells held five days of court in the Slagle wreck last week. I. I. Kern and GG. W. Wize have roofed the new church house. Circuit Clerk Morgan visited on a hunt for sity centire. We wish the Press and readers a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. John W. King bedridden from bleeding at the lungs. Miss M. E. Lates closed four months of schooling at Wejls and will teach another month. Sheriff Laskey Prosecuting attorney Chandler and Deputy Constable Welch spent Thu–Fri here. Postoffice established at Greenbriar station four miles away. J. T. Cammon named Postmaster. JR. Fields arraigned before Esq Wells for selling whiskey without license. change of venue before Esq Barrett of Liberty township. School teachers and Christmas treats mentioned. новая candy available at reasonable price. Cull and see him.
A large stock of various canned goods and groceries including Wheat Fariva Cod fish White Fish Pickles Cheese Bologna Sausage Liver Sau CANNED GOODS Suver AS Salmon Oysters Sardines loviesters Mackroll Canned Beef Bloaters Brook Trout Lunch Tong Potted Than Potted ong Tomatoes Beans Corn Sutentash Boston Hatt Dewi Peachos and Goosuberties.
Local updates include Mes Geo. Statler visiting family in Flat Woods and Mrs. U1’s recent illness. Nathan Kinder’s Nina Singin class resumes Sundays at 1 p.m. under Prof Corbin. Union Grove hosts a protracted meeting starting the third Sunday in January. A McKelvey school teachers institute is set for January 18. A Farmers and Tailors Union meeting discusses a twelve month wage contract. A literary society forms at McKelvey School with officers Lee Potter president JM Allen vice president Ora Rhodes secretary M E Rhodes treasurer TH B McGlendon judge Thos Rigdon Jr president. A fire loss incident near the area costs William Berry clothing and $100 in cash. A resolution from the Log HYPE? Society urges unions to join in similar stance. Dr Mayfield of Lutesville markets Holiday Goods as Bollinger County’s best stock.
A daughter was born to the wife of W. C. Snider on the Mth ult. Luther Grinsley teaches a singing school in town. Dr. Finney has been ill but is improving. A. Clippard hauled produce to Lowte last week. W. As. Finney spends holidays at home. St. Burford met his son here after 18 months in California. Pink Lowesley returned from Arkansas after a brief trip. Several residents, including Veal Ollpoard and Aloneard, are in town for weekend work with Dr. Pinney. John, Mint Are Mantore were married on the day noted.
Indebted parties must call and settle their accounts with the undersigned before the stated date. The notice specifies payment by cash or informal means and sets a strict deadline.
A notice from Co. M. Wirmer Ava informs all persons owing them that payment must be settled by cash or note by February first or they will refuse to provide professional attention. Signatories include SANDER A J Mayrinno W C Tatuny and A R JAQuves.
Notice states a settler Lilburn Wage Hd has no notice of intent to make final proof before the Circuit Court judge or clerk at Marble Hill Missouri on June 15 1890. It lists entry details and residencies of witnesses from Pulaski and surrounding counties in Missouri.
Notice states a settler Johann Peters has filed for final proof on land in Bollinger county Missouri. Hearings and witnesses named include Hubert Dram Anton Shrock August Kamp Henry Euank all from Marble Hill. Proof date December 28 before the Marble Hill judge or clerk. Also administrator Ovis Lens Ya and estate notices for David Winkle with claims due within one year from publication.
State of Missouri Hollinger County November term 1880 sale by court order of school funds and lands mortgageed to secure school money. Lands described across multiple sections townships and ranges totaling several hundred acres to be offered for sale at Marble Hill with terms: 20 percent down and balance on twelve month credit at eight percent interest, with two securities. References to specific parcels and boundaries including sections 16 36 28 29 30 31 33 and fractional quarters in townships 28 to 33 east. Also lands previously sold under school fund mortgage held by the county to secure school money with described parcels at Marble Hill.
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