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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1894

Page

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Jurors Drawn for County Court Special Session

County court held a special session with Judges Hill Barks and Dong and Clerk Wells. Jurors for the March term were drawn, with names listed for the grand and petit juries. Appointments for justices of the peace and constables approved, bonds and salaries set, and various road and public work bills authorized. Thanksgiving note ends the item.

Hill Barks Dong Clerk Wells Sheriff Wells Petit Jury Abraham Johnson William Bol- Marion Johnson James J . Sam Bess D. R. Salyer Erman Rhodes James A. Monrey B. W. Fink Robert Welker David Cloninger H. B. Bollinger GW. Pitman Charley Sears R. H. Simpkins R. J. Markham Joe Limbaugh John N. Stone W. F. Burcham D. A. Clippard David Cheek Monroe Robbins J. M. Limbaugh G. W. Henson William and C. E. Watkins J. F. Maloney J. M. Lutes George Moor H. Robins John John Harmon J. T. Wells H. M. Smith F. M. Wells Dr. Goff O’haley Fredericktown Crow & Burford J. T. Choat G B Myers C. P. Caldwell A S Perkins D B Hill Philip Barks J J Long R. N. Caldwell Tom Allen WE Dickey T R Green W A Jamison G. J. Barnard Standard Printing Company Stuffel Masters George Ledbetter J T Wells J1m Smith F M Wells Crooked Creek Wayne Fillmore Liberty German Township

Southeast Missouri Medical Association Meets in Jackson

The Southeast Missouri Medical association met at Jackson last week with good attendance. The Schwble band led by Prof Schwble provided music. Papers by medical professionals and Jackson residents’ exercises were interesting and instructive.

Southeast Missouri Medical Association Jackson Schwble

Corn Prize Contest Brings John Scott’s Red White Yield

John Scott of Drum submitted a dozen ears of fine red and white corn for the Press prize competition. He has recently harvested 18 acres of the same corn and is regarded as a good farmer in the area.

John Scott Drum Scott

Pemiscot Railroad Secures 150000 Mortgage for Road

Pemiscot Railroad, building a line from Kennett to Caruthersville, files a 150000 mortgage with Union Trust Company to secure funds. Pemiscot County grants the railroad 40000 acres of land as part of the arrangement.

We Need Money From Subscribers Now

A sharp plea demands immediate payment from all subscribers who are behind, urging them to come in and pay up at once. The message stresses seriousness and signals forthcoming actions if accounts remain overdue.

Thanksgiving Day Service at Twin Cities Presbyterian Church

The Twin Cities churches plan a four union service at the Presbyterian church on Thanksgiving Day. Program includes invocation and reading of the President's Proclamation by Rev. J. Lafferty, lesson reading and prayer by Rev. J. K. P. Dixon, sermon by Rev. W. A. Davault, and benediction by Elder W. P. McCans. An offering for the poor will be taken. Governor Stone's proclamation accompanies the notice.

Twin Cities Presbyterian Church

Discovery Saves Life Says Beaversville Druggist

The Beaversville Illinois druggist Mr G Cailloutte credits Dr Kink's New Discovery with saving his life after La Grippe. He tried many physicians, was told he would not live, but improved from the first dose and fully recovered after using three bottles. He urges trials at druggists.

Fire on a Railroad Between Williamsville and Elsinore

A lumber car on a moving Cape road freight train between Williamsville and Elsinore caught fire and burned a few days ago. A wood car on the Williamsville siding was also burned the same day by sparks from a passing engine. Thanksgiving day is near with mention of turkeys and beard growth.

Williamsville Elsinore Cape Road

Cure for Headache Electric Bitters

A promotion for Electric Bitters as a universal headache remedy claiming a permanent cure and relief for habitual headaches. It promises bowel toning benefits for constipation and urges readers to try a large bottle for fifty cents at druggists.

Moral Leprosy Lecture in Cape Girardeau

Mrs J M McClain of Cape Girardeau lectured on Moral Leprosy at the Methodist march last Friday night to a good audience. The lecture was an entertaining, clear cut exposition of vanities and sins of social life today.

J. M. McClain Cape Girardeau McClain

Vote on jail funding fails in Girange election

The jail appropriation of 6000 dollars was defeated 926 yes to 1047 no with many voters abstaining. Republican turnout totaled 1847 and Democratic 1273, yielding a 121 vote majority against the measure. Township results not fully listed. Thanksgiving sentiment and hunting party notes appear amid local notices and ads.

Otto Seeman Dunkiin Democrat

Excelsior Entertainment at Mayfield Smith Academy

The Excelsior Literary Society will stage an entertainment at Mayfield Smith Academy next Wednesday evening to raise funds for building repairs. The program includes songs, orations, recitations, dialogues, music, and declamations featuring local students and teachers. The second term begins December 3 with lectures on entomology by Prof C V Reilley at Colvin.

Mayfield-Smith Academy Excelsior Literary Society Academy Nev. Wr W. J. Burcham Aunt Tabitha Bunny Finney Kissin Nellie Joe Tde Sample Tolfie Cruisinger Hans von Smash Mr Batch William Boat J. K. Snider Mary Batch Belle Wells Susi Batch Ida Hembree Lélie Jamison Henry Dasher Wbert Bowman John Prettu John Phelps Brutus Cesar Frank Graves Minnie Dunn Webster Davault Excelsior Gem Maggie Burford Peter Sorgara Charles Williams My Jeremiah Jeremiah Slacker Charles Revelle Matilda Slacker Our Town The Society Mayfield Smith Academy C. V. Reilley Smithsonian Institute Colvin

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A. B. Delle E. K. Stevenson J. K. P. Long Yom Stovall Thomas M. Fish J. A. Crosby Jeff Herald Adderson Bess L. Page R.W. Fischer John F. Dunn W. A. Leoffler Reilly John A. Miller J. G. Fisher F. M. Stone J. L. Bridges J. P. Limbaugh J. J. Chestner Josiah Rhine Kate Pohlhouse Geo. B. Cole Iw. H. Smith Sarah Ann Snider SB. Ooo J. A. Billigtoccu W. M Ritehisonee Pittman i ccc Medical Association Coker Landing Kennett Wickham Charles C. Sherwood H. W. Ewing Bucklen Southeast Missouri Press Association Bismarck Southeast Missouri Excelsior Entertainment Patton R. I. Robinson L. P. Snider Ben Masters Marble Hill Bob Fitasimmi Don Icure
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