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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1896

Page

8

Lost Deed Ex-Parte Evidence Filed in Bollinger County

John W. Spider files a petition and affidavit in Hollinger county court seeking relief for a lost deed originally conveyed by George W. Byrd to the plaintiff. The document notes a fire destruction in 1866, the deed’s execution and delivery, and warns of a forthcoming decree at Marble Hill if interested parties do not appear at the September term.

John W. Spider Circuit Court Hollinger County Jesse Byrd Geoge W. Byrd Recorder of Deeds Tollinger County Missouri Secon Thisty George W. Byrd Jacob J. Conad Bullinger County Guildea Hisgan Thomas Soliteeh Marble Math Bolliger Ainsoun Colery Bollinger Henry At. Smith Ircurt Bollinger County Marble Hill Tuy al D Rob Honey M

Parity of Hea eet ave me a stitch and a family debate

A sentimental quarrel erupts in a Detroit Free Press styled scene where Gallicky vents, then Mrs. Gullicky calms him. They lampoon critics and famed writers like Wordsworth and Byron while noting alleged moral contradictions of authors such as Bringer and Dlinger. A child asks why papa writes.

Detroit Free Press Ant Wordsworth Milton Browning Byron Goldsmith Johnson Ale Guzslers Lampley Dlinger Gollicky Blinger Guilicky Bead

Divorce Action Public Notice in Marble Hill Missouri

In Vacation order by the Circuit Court of Bollinger County Missouri for Moses Knuckles versus Hattie Knuckles a petition for divorce is filed. The defendant not a resident is required to appear at the September term at Marble Hill courthouse or face default. Publication is ordered in the Miner Press newspaper Bollinger County Missouri.

Manrte Hun Press Bollinger Missavetas Boturscrr Uerry M. Smith Circuit ‘Court Bolingsr County Covent Marble“ Hill A. D N. E. Hall Hollinger County

Twelve Reasons a Man Should Remain a Bachelor

A list of twelve reasons advising a man to stay single based on personal traits and circumstances. Each item weighs factors such as selfishness, family ties, speech, finances, temper, and honesty, arguing that marriage is unsuitable if these issues prevail or cannot be managed.

London Isle of Man Marrage Club Associates

William F Sackett Describes Free Silver Sends From New York

A note on William F Sackett, a noted political writer, discussing the free silver movement's progress in New York and New Jersey. The message mentions a seven gate party traveling from New York to an unspecified destination, reflecting the era's political discourse.

New York New Jersey William F. Sackett

Free coinage of silver gains momentum in New Jersey and New York

The author notes delegates from New Jersey and Chisago showing strong support for free coinage of silver, despite hostile editorial stances. Public enthusiasm appears to grow outside major cities, challenging the sound money position as November approaches.

Chisago New Jersey New York Bryan Sewall Friends of Sound Money

Political Clippings From Chicago and Roanoke Dispatches

Chicago Dispatch reports the prze watermelon sent to McKin ley to force speech. Roanoke Vimes notes that US citizens reach correct conclusions when they think. Brooklyn Citizen says Democrats noticed Whitey and allies promised to heed majority will before Chicago. St Joseph Gazette cites Republican critics versus Democratic administration repudiation by the Democratic National Convention. Chicago Dispatch: populists warned not to endorse without running mats.

Chicago McKinley Roanoke Vimes United States Brooklyn St. Joseph Cluwago Dispatch

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