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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1890
Page
4
The county sets subscription prices for 1800s publication. One copy one year in-county costs a stated amount with advance payment. out of county pricing and shorter terms are listed. Rates apply to various durations.
The Bollinger County Leader features a slate of Republican tickets for local offices including Supreme Judge James B. Gantt and Superintendent L. E. Ware along with a lengthy critique of Democratic officials. The piece argues for Republican control, cites grand jury investigations, and condemns Democratic and historic Republican administrations, tying past financial records to current political stakes and urging publication of laws in newspapers.
The Leader rebuts claims of Republican juror exclusion, saying Harrison's Civil Service ideas only affected jury pools. It notes a Perryville convention nominating Kossuth Weber for State Senator, labeled pro prohibitionist and banker, with Burka praised as sharper. warns voters that Republican rule harms the county. The Press will be issued Friday until further notice.
A historical primer explains tariff meanings. It covers revenue, protective, and prohibitory tariffs, their purposes, and who gains. It notes sugar duties fund government revenue and that protective tariffs aim to shield home manufacturers from foreign competition with price effects.
A Missouri exposition display under Geo H Crumb showcases ores rocks clays and minerals from twenty five counties from St Louis to the Arkansas line. The exhibit emphasizes potential value and development, noting diverse deposits iron ore lead copper manganese zinc sandstone marble and clays. Eastern capitalists are urged to invest to unlock the region’s mineral wealth.
Rain is noted in Laflin as A Clip ard lies sick and Dr Mayfield reports countrywide illness. The writer hints at an upcoming wedding and teases a description of a man named Moses while urging careful speech and avoiding misrepresentation in ministerial discourse.
Members of Success Union No. 1066 express thanks to Mr. A Cuppard for the ball he presented to hold a Unity Union on September 28, 1800. The brief acknowledgment notes gratitude and the event date, reflecting a small local observance.
The Laflin Brass Band has resumed activities, signaling renewed community musical engagement. Directors announce practice schedules and upcoming public performances in Laflin, highlighting local cultural revival and student participation.
A damaged text fragment mentions October and May with unclear names and actions. It contains stray phrases about setting something and a person initials M. D. The passage is incomplete and lacks coherent events or context to identify a concrete news item.
Notice is hereby given letters testamentary upon the estate of Dorothea Isling decom late of Bollinger County Missouri have been granted to Charley Nenninger executor. All persons having claims against said estate are requested to exhibit them for allowance within one year from the date of letters or they may be precluded from any benefit of the estate. If claims are not exhibited within two years from publication they will be forever barred. Signed Charles Nenninger Executor.
Letters of administration on the estate of John Bean deceased were issued by the Probate Court of Hollinger county Missouri on August 18 1890. Creditors must present claims for allowance within one year or be barred from the estate. claims not exhibited within two years from publication will be forever barred. Co P Caldwell administrator.
Notice from Land Office Trenton Mo dated August 30 1890 that James W Ward holder entry 8965 for parts of section 22 township 29 north range 8 east will prove final proof at Marble Hill Mo October 18 1890. Witnesses Joseph Shrader F M Smith Joseph Looney John Lacy all of Bollinger Mills Mo. Janus C Nous Register.
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