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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1890
Page
1
The week brings campaign activity with candidates like F. M. Wells and Geo. W. Miller announced for County Clerk and County Treasurer. Widespread town news covers millinery bargains at Mrs. E. P. Biggs, announcements for mass meetings July 12, labor and farmers events, credits, and social notes from Marble Hill to Bollinger Mills.
W V Cashion of St Louis spent Sunday here Enoch Cox painting W E Dickeys residence Miss Allice Wann visiting in Laffin last week A J Robins has 43 scholars enrolled in his singing school C H Dunn organized a drum corps of eight Gordon Statler went to St Louis last week Miss Josie Looney visiting in Stroderville Dr J Q Ramsey and wife went to Stroderville J H Lutes rented and moved into Mrs Jaques house J T Wilson and J M Coffer spent weekend here with families Miss Annie Grant of Bollinger Mills visited Miss Fanney Horton visiting friends Mrs F Von Stein convalescent Dr K Wann and wife will make Gatesville home Dr A J Wayfield returned from Clarinda We were informed of another side track and gravel switch Ed Miller making good photos in Santesville Ed Miller to Bollinger Mills for the 4th call for work De darkey at de old camp ground to sing and fob hen roost before week end Send cash or card to keep paper at tide Be careful of the horse mouth Rescey asks Democratic Central Committee meet Marble Hill June 28 full attendance urged
Democratic Central Committee calls mass meetings in Bollinger County townships on July 12 to determine the township choice for a congressional candidate. Delegates selected at township meetings will attend a Marble Hill delegates’ meeting on July 13 to instruct on the township’s choice. Meetings listed by township with delegate counts based on Cleveland 1888 vote. venues include Marble Hill, German David Bollinger's, Smithville, Crooked Creek Kitchen’s, Fillmore, Bollinger Mills, and Linnery. The Central Committee organizes the proceedings at 1:00 p.m. and urges merchant advertising through printer’s ink.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm of Dr A R Jaques and Son are asked to call on the subscriber to pay the amount due. All claims not paid within thirty days will be turned over to the proper officer for collection. Dr A R Jaques surviving partner Lutesville Mo June 2 1890.
Obituaries recount Mrs. F A McCauley of Lutesville Mo born Trenton N J 1820 died May 27 1890 aged 75 and James Early Caldwell son of Robert and Louisa Caldwell born Bollinger County Mo Sept 30 1866 died May 19 1890 a promising teacher and devout Christian in ME Church South with a memorial note from Cape Girardeau State Normal School president SC remarks on Harley Caldwell’s noble character and strong faith reflecting community mourning
Letters of administration on the estate of Christopher C Cook deceased were granted by the Probate Court of Hollinger county Missouri on May 1st 1890 to JOINM PAIK Adavitificator. All claimants must exhibit claims within one year for allowance or be barred. two years from publication to be forever barred.
The announcement states James P. Warn ER running for re election to Congress from this district subject to the Democratic convention. It also notes Mac Shall arnp of Scott County as a candidate for Congress in this district, subject to the Democratic Convention.
A notice declares T. J. Snows as a candidate for Representative of Bollinger County subject to the Democratic primary on August 7, 1890. The statement names the party and election date detailing the electoral contest.
Announcement that John P McManus seeks the Democratic nomination for Circuit Clerk and Recorder of Bollinger County in the upcoming primary election on August 7, 1890. The statement signals a formal candidacy and party alignment for the office.
We are authorized to announce B F Stevens as a candidate for County Clerk of Bollinger County subject to the Democratic primary election August 7 1890. We are authorized to announce F M Weis as a candidate for County Clerk of Bollinger County subject to the Democratic primary election August 7 18. We are authorized to announce A X N Banks as a candidate for County Clerk of Bollinger County subject to the Democratic primary election August 7 1800.
Public notice announces C P Caldwell as a candidate for Bollinger County Prosecuting Attorney in the Democratic primary on August 7 1890. Caldwell seeks votes from party members to win the office.
Collec tor Dave Culprase and W A Duxx are announced for Collector of Bollinger County with August 7 1890 primary. Sheriff candidates include Joan Husker seeking re election and W B Finsey. County Judge hopefuls are Stimpey and Snuinganky with August 7 1890 primary. Presiding Judge D T Hill listed for Bollinger County Court.
Notice of a June Marble Hill meeting for Bollinger County teachers to plan a county institute and support teaching. Also public court notice in Bollinger County Missouri detailing a land suit against John Stinet heirs regarding 40 acres in section 11 township 33 range 5 east with publication for four weeks.
We announce An neath Punkrya a candidate for re election to the office of Ausenaur of Bollinger county. Election day is August 7th, 1890.
Announcement lists Ros eat Drum as a candidate for re election to the office of Treasurer of Bollinger County in the August 7th election. The notice also names Geo W Miner as a candidate for Treasurer of Bollinger County subject to the Democratic primary on August 7th.
State of Missouri files suit to enforce state lien on real property in Bollinger County. Defendant J N Moore not resident. publication ordered in Marble Hill Times for four weeks. Case to be heard at next September term, deadline to answer by sixth day of term or plead. Clerk to issue copy per law.
An authorized notice announces Jasper Furyahnn as a candidate for the office of Probate Judge in Bollinger County. The filing or placement date referenced is August 7th, year not specified, with formal election timing to follow under local election rules.
Authorized notice announces J M Buikarb and Aro pen McConnace as Democratic primary candidates for Constable of Lorance Township in August 1890 with formal eligibility stated.
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