Marble Hill Church Schedule and Local Notices
Rev H W Marshall will preach at Marble Hill Presbyterian Church on the first and third Sabbaths mornings and evenings each month, with visits to Whitewater Alli ance and Cornwall on other Sabbaths. Local items note residents and visitors, medical cures, goods at The Leader, hardware sales, farming chatter, and upcoming Decoration Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Marshall
Presbyterian Church
Marble Hill
Whitewater
Alliance
Cornwall
Fire Destroyed Yount Barn and Stock in German Township
Amign Younts barn near Little Whitewater in German township burned last Wednesday May 1 with losses including a fine jack five trules one horse and substantial provender. No lives lost but damages may exceed 1000. Firefighters could not save much as blaze started near the house and insurance status uncertain. The article notes loss to farm implements and livestock, and mentions possible arson theory while praising residents for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burney
Yount
Tennessee Centenial and Exposition Ticket Offer Note
Notice reports temporary ticket sale by Mobile & Ohio railroad stations for the Tennessee Centennial and International Exposition in Nashville from May through October 1897. Tickets sold daily with ample limits. rates and full details available from Mobile & Ohio agents. Also mentions governor’s reappointment of Moses Whyborth to the Normal School regents and political commentary on local commerce and press obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Toun
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Mobile & Ohio
Jackson
Moses Why Woth
Board of
Normal School Regents
Whybark
Arepublican
Boa
Regenta
Vandiver
Becavae
American ad clutter claims cures and eye salves
Fragmented ad text touts Suther land Eye Salve for sore eyes and blurred vision. It promotes One Minute Cough Cure for throat and lung troubles and Penins Witch Hotel Salve for skin and burns. Mentions Wittmer’s drugs, San ders San in Marble TM and Lutesville, and an American Housing College sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders San
Sutherland
Sander & Son
Lutesville
Local notes on convalescence and church events
Tlatte King remains convalescent while Marion Dunkin and Dallas Carlton travel from Bloomfield. Children’s Day exercises drew many at the Methodist church as Prof David Lutes and wife visit relatives. Sunday school kids urged to meet next Sunday at 2 PM then alight for cemetery to decorate graves. An arsenic warning ad touts tonics by Sander & Son and EP Digga promising health benefits for bones and blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blionk
Trafs
Lutes
Davaull
Richards
S. M
Jennie Sattertivhl
Muattie Lill
Myrtle Lutes
Kahe Test
Jette Michigan
Nellie Graves
Phorhe Test
BLM
Oaklaney
Jennie Sathillel
Wiieh Sundar
Prof
Somaot
David Lutes
Oran
Neal
Melly
Sander & Son
Marble Hill
Laitewille
Wedding Anniversaries Through the Years
A garbled list of traditional and imagined wedding anniversaries from one year onward. The text misspells many items and includes nonsensical entries like wooden woibiling and weelen wadding, but clearly attempts to describe milestone gifts such as cotton paper leather silk china and diamond anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Dingley Explains Gold Reserve Drain Theory
In an interview for the New Yale Journal chairman Dingley of the Ways and Means Committee reiterates Republican views on gold withdrawals. He argues revenues and deficits do not fully explain gold drains, citing bond sales and treasury actions, and notes external demand and hoarding influence gold movements despite budget balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian T. Tryan
New Yale Journal
Dingley
Mie
Ways and Means
Deasel
Japan
Austria
Aplte
Mn Ixane
Treasury
New York Hnangiers van Hot Hu
Currency turmoil and greenback retirement debate inTreasury
Persistent talk by financiers and Republicans about retiring greenbacks, replacing them with gold bonds, and locking gold to back notes. The piece discusses Treasury actions, bank power to withdraw government paper, and possible policy shifts urged by Cleveland and Republicans, with emphasis on the gold standard and financial maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Congress
Ropiblonne
Maommixvion
Grewnkbroke
Chen
Public notice of real estate sale in Bollinger County Missouri
The sheriff announces a sale of described land to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy a trust and costs. The sale is set for Saturday May 29 1807 between nine oclock in the forenoon and four oclock in the afternoon at the front door of the court in Mapbleil Dal linger County Missouri. An attorney represents the party and the proceedings are to be conducted by the sheriff of Bollinger County Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Stevensor
United States
Weber
William Toonings Bryan
Cagiline
Cevain
Dollinger Cownty
Missouri
Jasob Wells
Trnsten
Hollinger
Ballinger County
Mapbleil
Dallinger
Anorey Nexwincan
Bollinger County
Hullinger County
Porwon
Bor
Mont Quincy
A. Poon
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Marble
Hill Press
Foror Ast
Woytered
Ms Cee and
Claas Matter
Marble Hill News
Religious Services
Drum's
Andrew Masters
German Township
Biggs
W. F. Kinderling
Chaceries
Robert Vram
Licihnuvh
Lee
de Per Yari
Mrs. Vaunugul Jackson
W.bf. Kinder
Thisn Vischer
Cape Girardeau
Auegost Rolinsack
Nellie Boswell
Yolne Tives
Cape County
Ant
A.J. Lincoln
Nurvicana
Stigall
Lode
Drosa
Robert Druin
BH. Bido
Lixville
J. CG. Bleakley
Diges
L. Page
Scopus
Tra. JM. Grigsby
Baton
George E. Chirk
Bedgewinkville
Nevon Pat Weddins
Robert Dram
John A. Millar
Sittes
Bussville
Mr Sittes
Farnare
Elder Monroe Robins
Jesse Centley
S. BF. Stinkard's Mill
Will Jutuiaon
Hornblower
Bauver
Augdah Tohosngk
M. McDrummond
Manute Hunn
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
the Republic
Tim Pumes
Birdie Graham
Minh Hine Lavglor
St. Louis
Robert
Drivin
Vivieh Papa Powt
New
Mi. Batam
Sureioon
Nev
Merial
Feligh Oennerclin
Commission
Robert Drom
John Bollinger
Campbell, Cal
G. H. Robinson
Scupus
Tursday
Lancaster
Adolph Chandler
Esq
Tig Presa
Mar- We Hill
Dunaman
W. A. Tremanl
Dayanit
Tie Press
L.R. Johnson
Mr. Johnieson
Savings
John Billy Bollinger
A. M. Barrett
Mre
Satterfield
Jennie
Marguerity
Southpaat
Inet
Thom
George A. Myers
Melirammonis
George Hi, Clark & Bou
Gireult
Smeith
Parsons
Edwin
Pile
May McDaniel
Thomas Ff. Burrong
Mary P. Helmas
David
Conrad
Amanda S. Masters
Mapyinnen
Cardus
Gleing Cympium Ho Ladlua’ Aguiacry Department
Chansnooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Louisa Hale
Dafferson, Ga
St. Louis Republi
Enable
Republic
E. 0
Sander
Marble Bull, Mo
Tan Piikenhat
Studenta
Leisfred Amorhan
Otiahs
Neb
Bell
Ei Biggs
Prise
Soler & Sony Marble
Et. Biggs, Lantesvilly
Tom—Ie Maude
Centhiaeness
Orl Vist
Troe
American Business
Walter
DeWit
Tver
Ian
Worth
Witmers
Leil Ferutvtlinn Wodibely
Aamerican Housings College
Naka
Anil
Jacob Stiehell
Unioonville
Penins Witch Hotel
Wittner’s
Dbugehares
Venexar
Pentloway
Willer's Drugstore
The
College News
American Business On
Omaha
Nob
A.bco
Satan
Lautesville
Biithpe
Wasiiogs College
Ominlo
Goahem
Howe
Prool
Oiowla
Helly Weppermint
Son
Marbleill and
EOP. Ies
Topeka
Hoe Twins
Will Skillman
Turis Eye
Eagle Eye
Sanedee & Son
Bly Biggs
Lutesvilles
Ina Hale
Lutesville News
Tlatte King
Marion Dunkin
Dallas Carlton
Bloomfield
Bryan
Secretary of the Treasury
Oither
Greenbicks
Te Treasury
Creanblacks
Honda
Uuless Bank
Treasiv
Is I
Robert Drum
General Merchandise
Lutesville Drug Store
Sada
Fanny Candy
GEO. E. Clark & Son
Darien General Hardware
Studebaker Waccons
Pittsburg
Big Muddy
Buoginow Valley
Onvalia
Kinaulea
Mar
C. M. Witmer
Laulite Vnil
Mla
Olive Fy Fug Steere
A. Sander
A. Saswer
Physicians
Mahi Hild
Ste. Mare Olivo Ai Alrngatere
Moses Whybark
Adlownes
Manrene Fhe - Missoten
de. GC. A
Joseph W. Caldwell
Ballinger Co
Servion the Polpirst and
Sin
W. K. Chandlers Office
Ka. Bohnsack
Union Hotel
Hienry Gaines
Propricton
Zalma
Brownwood and Northwestern
Usis
F. G. Lambert
Proumetor
Scheperville
E. C. Caldwell
M. Wells
Cres
G. Stevens
Cag
Bollinger County Bank
Farmere Nod Mor
W. K. Chandler
Attorney AT Law
Notary Prem
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