Marble Hill Briefs Chronicle Local Tales and Moves
Ed Turner now based in St Louis with Pacific Express. A quirky note on feeble cures and school closures. Benton ae school shut Friday. New groceries arriving. Sheriff Wells adds curb along courthouse walk. J R Thompson of Morley visits town, to rejoin Mayfield Smith academy next fall. Miss Reilly at Glen Allen offers spring hats. Al Clippard’s tame fox amuses. Drum’s buys wool at top prices. T B Drum of Sedgewickville visits Palace. Latest hat fads at Miss Ross Fisher. Mason Kinder heads to St Louis. meets Maggie Graves, returns from Kansas City. 25 boys suits offered, Drum marks price cut from 2.50 to 1.25 per suit.
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Ed. Turner
St. Louis
Pacific Express Company
D. W Graves
Benton
Allen B. Ularppann
Sheriff Wells
Court House
J.R. Thompson
Morley
Mayfield Smith Academy
Cal
Miss Reilly
Glen Allen
al Clippard
Drum’s
T. B Drum
Sedgewickville
Palace of News
Local notes feature visits and sales in town life
Miss Mollie Fischer returns from St. Louis visit. Magnolia float priced at 45 and 50 cents per sack. Allen B. Clippard and family visit Marquand to see Charles Bowman. Mrs Sophia Bowman and Mrs Gev Statler noted in local movements. Shoes advertised and travel notes mention H M Aulsbury leaving for Bessville.
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Mollie Fischer
St. Louis
Magnolia
Allen B. Clippard
B. L. Bowman
Sophia Bowman
Marquand
Charles Bowman
Gev. F. Statler
Glen Allen
H. M. Aulsbury
Pyiday
Bessville
Disturbed Court Ends With Fines For Four Men
In Columbus April 27 Younis and Robert Roberts along with William Ragsdale faced charges for disturbing a justice court on April 8. They were fined $1 and costs totaling $16.35 each and sent to Marble Hill to work out their fines. Also notes a new stock of groceries at Clippard’s and Dr Dalton’s move to New Madrid with ongoing Marble Hill visits. De Witt’s Little Early Risers pitched as the smallest pills that cure.
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Younis
Columbus
Robert Roberts
William Ragsdale
Justice Hahn
Marble Hill
Concluded to Work near courthouse incident
Columbus Roberts, working near the court house, became obstinate last Friday and refused to work. Sheriff Wells promptly placed him in shackles, and after a few hours of walking he returned to work. The community praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers for dyspepsy headache and constipation relief. A San der.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Roberts
Court House
Sheriff Wells
DeWitt
Sander
Marble Hill Meat Markets Tax Ordinance By Aldermen
Marble Hill aldermen pass an ordinance taxing meat markets one dollar per month and meat peddlers one dollar fifty cents monthly. The piece notes spring’s arrival and mentions local business notices, a Southeast Missouri press gathering, a bicycle repair, and a bargain sale at Mrs. Jaques’ millinery shop offering hats and ribbons at significant discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Alderman of
Marble Hill
Coal Mines at Scopus to be Developed This Month
Scopus news reports that M H Williams and others will start work on a coal find at Scopus this month. A shaft will be sunk to determine quantity and viability of mining. The deposit is described as rich with potential for large scale operations if reserves prove paying.
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Scopus
Scorus
M. H. Williams
Solvent assets and deposits listed by Hollingsworth Bank
State of Missouri Hollingsworth Bank reports assets including loans and discounts 18235 on real estate 1410 27 furniture 958 01 due from other banks 23130 36 checks 466 80 and United States currency notes gold and silver certs 8215 00 gold coin 2728 50 silver coin 1419 80 total assets 51598 92. Liabilities show Capitol stock 10000 surplus 674 16 deposits subject to draft 34467 81 bills payable 6125 82 total 5598 92. Statement sworn by George Clark president and B F Stavena cashier on May 2 1893.
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Tomers
United States
Giabilitie
S. Capitol
Missouri
of Hollingur
George &. Clark
B. F. Stavena
Anil Deliak
Gauwas
E. Mhans
G. F. Stravesa
Aabber
Lblonine
A. D
Dendre
Pitety
Witaoes
For Sale Saw Mill in Good Running Order
Cureton and Underuiner offer a saw mill for sale in good running order with reasonable terms. The Fredericktown Mo shop notes the press has produced 1250 impressions for a Sedgewickville mill and claims the office does the best job work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cureton & Underuiner
Fredericktown
Sedgewickville
Visit to Latees A ville May 1 to May 6
The note records a planned visit by an unnamed person to Latees A ville starting Monday May 1 and ending Saturday May 6. It mentions a popular periodical and a formal approval, though details are garbled.
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John Castator
J. H. Lutes
Lutesville, Mo
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New Madrid
Jackson
Dr. J
Wits
Ella Byrd
de Witt
John Martin
Charleston Enterprise
Twin Cities
Press Association
Tom Allen
Southeast Missouri Press Association
Lutesville
W.J. Drument
C. D. McClintock
Ayer
Oliver
Blount
Charter Oak
Fame
Telephone
Mabel
Moark
New Homestead
Rosendale
Louisville
ACME
Challenge
Pittsburg
Big Muddy
George E. Clark & Son
Lutersville, MO
Willman Mer
East Side Market Square
ST. Joseph
E. Stiritz and Company
Monroe Street
Shring
Seud
Ill
First National Bank
Stenci
Gerber
Commission
Noth 3d Street
Ompany
Merchants
Louis
Perry and Company Commission
Marke
Denver
Robert Street
A. Shea and Company, Merchants
Inneapolis
Minn, Conignment
Inder
Gow Atyle
W. Boss
Sheae
Public Square
W. K. Chandler
Newry Public
Burma
Finney
M.D. Lath
William Norman
Marble Ut
Tixpress
Etter
Taywis
ANT
W. Rhodes
C. P. Caldwele
Bollinger County Bank
State of Missouri
Ana Byu
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