76 U S Mail Line Steamers Notice
76 U. S- Mail Line steamers depart St Louis for New Orleans and Natchez with weekly runs on Wednesdays and Saturdays and Crews list. Belle Newpaults and Grand Tower routes with staggered departures from St Louis. Officers Mason Zeigler Bird and agents Halliday Phillips. Office: St Louis Wharfboat Chestnut St. Cairo agent listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S- Mail Line
St. Louis
New Orleans
Natchez
Welock P
Nachez
Belle Mewpauts
John Molen
Grand Tower
I. M. Mason
Theo
C. Zeigler
John Bird
Chestnut Street
Halliday & Phillips
Cairo
Til
Trustee Sale Under Deed Of Trust In Bollinger County
Trustee Moses Why bark brings sale under a deed of trust dated December 26 1877 recording in Dillinger county Missouri to secure a promissory note for 150 dollars. The property covers part of the southwest quarter and other parcels in township 30 north range 19 east totaling about 117 acres more or less. The sale is to be held at the courthouse steps at nine oclock in the forenoon with delivery to the highest bidder and proceeds to the note holder J Moses Why bark as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seas
Wilson Warlner
Caroline Warker
Dreamner
Recorders Office
Dillinger County
Moses
Bollinger
State of Missouri
Bollinger County
Joteby
Gseetien
Tongsteh
Wilson Wardiner
Wil
J. Mesee
Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Administrator
Administrator of the Jonas H. Crader estate to sell real property in Bollinger County Missouri by public auction May 9 1895 at Marble Hill court house door. Properties include multiple tracts totaling about 41 100 acres with described boundaries in sections 30 31 township 31 range 11 east and adjacent parcels along Gravel road. 30 percent of bid due at sale with balance secured by note and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbie Hill
Bollinger
Joh. Huskey
Jonas H. Crader
Bollingst
Jonas H. Arndgt
Court House
Marble Hill
Missouri
Witt
Estate notice for Mariah White deceased Bollinger MO
Public Administrator F G Lawner announces administration of the estate of Mariah White in Bollinger County Missouri under Probate Court order dated February 18 1893. Creditors and all interested persons must present claims and follow lawful procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariah White
Bollinger County
Missouri
F. G. Lawnerr
James D. Harler
J. G. LaMnent
Notice of Estate of James D Harler Deceased Bollinger County
Public Administrator J G Lamnent reports administration of James D Harler estate in Bollinger County Missouri. Sheriff Wells jailed Taylor Pierce in Fredericktown with trial scheduled in January. His son was detained days earlier amid health concerns. Advertisements tout De Witt's Little Early Risers and Drummond Lightning Remedy with bold claims and a $500 reward for cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Drummond
Drummond Medicine Co
Maidan Lane
New York
Local notes from Zalma area include sickness and moves
Tom Thornton remains seriously ill while Marble Hill resident David Wells visited town last week. Mac Jamison relocates with family from Brownwood to work at the box factory. Mrs. J. M. Héhchin died Friday. Delasey from northwest Missouri managed land interests last week. Little Flora Miles died of brain fever on the 17th. J. McMinn, returning from Lexington Ky after attending school, may accept a secretary post with a large company in Plantersville Ala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZALMA
Tom Thornton
David Wells
Marble Hill
Mac Jamison
Brownwood
J. M. Héhchin
Mr. Delasey
Northwest Missouri
Flora Miles
J. McMinn
Lexington
Chicago
Plantersville
Ala
Bessville News Briefs Include Local Births and Moves
Mrs F Shell of the Flatwoods is mother of two boys. P Hoffman and J M Welker attended the Lutesville quarterly meeting. John F Miller of the Flatwoods fenced and cleared twenty acres. G U Graham will ship 135 hogs soon. G W Albright of Castor moved to Bessville. D M Whitener returned from St Louis with spring goods. Jacob Bess visited daughter Mrs Dirf, mother of a new boy. Sam Moore sold his farm to J M Welker and may move to Grandin. Jacob Crader of Glen Allen worked at Welker and Sizers' meal mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessville
F. Shell
The
Flatwoods
Hoffman
J. M. Welker
Lutesville
John F. Miller
G.U. Graham
G. W. Albright
Castor
D. M. Whitener
St Louis
Jacob Bess
Rose items report varied farm conditions and local news
Farmers are busy sowing oat crops while wheat suffered freeze damage. Peach prospects look favorable. Miles Whitner built a neat addition to his house. Johnson Yount is very ill with remittent fever. A mare owned by Mr Beshear died recently. J H Hawn prepares for a peddling tour as several members of Samuel Hawn's family have been ill the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Whitner
Johnson Yount
Beshear
J. H. Hawn
Samuel Hawn
Trade King Revelle Offer McCormick Harvesting Gear
Trade King and Revelle announce the purchase of a car load of the famous McCormick harvesting machinery and declare it a specialty. They also advertise a large supply of binder twine for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King & Revelle
McCormick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gmporium
S. E. MO
J. W. Revelle
Notary Publica
Lutesville, Mo
J. W. Caldwell
J. Lessley
Charles Ratley
Loutessville
B. L. Bowman
Tur Pracn
Robert Drum
Moses Whyare
A. Sander
C. A. Sander. Sander & Son
Louis
Erin
Marble Hil
Jackson
Cape Hourdenn County
Alsa
Section 30
Range IL
Amessed Township
Rance
Craver
Said Downs
Dowas 1
Craders Land
Jonas H. Orader
Pulliq
de Witt
A. Sanders P Biggsss
Ull
Taft Baos
Oni Ncine CO
Rochester
NW. Y
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