Local notices and ads mix in Marble Hill column
Marble Hill notes include medical touts for DeWitts pills and Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve, local weather health remarks, sermons by Rev Martin and Hon H N Phillips addressing Bollinger county, clerks in R W Dalton grocery, price cuts at Drum Kinder, and produce trade. frequent references to Sander Son Marble Hill and E P Biggs Lutesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Sander & Son
Marble Hill
E. P. Biggs
Lutesville
Local ads and notices fill Lutesville storefronts
A patchwork of ads and notices from Lutesville and nearby towns promotes screen doors and window screens by Geo FE Clark & Son, DeWitt's remedies at Witmer's drugstore, Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve, and Dr Biggs cigars. It highlights sales on calicoes, ginghams, and bacon, plus courthouse repairs, restaurant lunches, and local gossip about ties of charity and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Fe, Clark & Son
Lutesville
Sutherland
Sander & Son
Marble Till
Biggs
Luterville
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
The piece touts One Minute Cough Cure as a fast remedy claimed to give immediate results, marketed as safe for children and sold at Witmer's drugstore. It also notes Col J Monroe Robins, allied with Pa'son Green, is active in political speechmaking and hints at local political tensions. A clearing sale of casimeres trims nearly all shares from 25 to 1744 per yard at the Leader sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Witmer
Col. J. Monroe Robins
Pa'son Green
Gol. J. Monroe
Tom Green
Academy changes hands as Mayfield-Smith opens new management
Mayfield-Smith Academy will open under new management on September 15. The town buzzes about the upcoming ad, while local merchants push farm machinery and supplies. Cited notes mention changes at the academy, local politics, and a mix of health and household product notices from area merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Bollinger County Missouri
The sheriff by transcript of a September 1896 circuit court writ levies on real estate of F G Lambert in Bollinger County Missouri. The property includes sections and townships totaling about 120 acres, with a public auction set for September 24 1896 at Marble Hill courthouse to satisfy the Phoenix Insurance Company judgment and costs.
Missouri’s cabinet history and notable appointees
The article traces Missouri’s cabinet history highlighting figures such as Henry Bates the first Missouri secretary of war then attorney general, Carl Schurz interior secretary, Norman J. Colman head of agriculture, John W. Noble interior secretary, and the recent appointment of ex-Governor Francis. It notes Missouri has had five representatives in presidential cabinets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jtn
Missouri
Henry Bates
Fillmore
Lincoln
Carl Schurz
the Interior
Hayes
Bureau of Agriculture
Cleveland
Norman J. Colman
John W. Noble
Interior Department
Harrison
Francis
Lemons Corrects Falsehood About Henry Gaines
Zalma Missouri advertorial note dated August 14 1896 states Thomas Lemons apologizes for spreading a scandalous falsehood about Henry Gaines and vows to remove the matter and remain friends. Witnesses Heyer H Lemons and W A Warte attest to the instrument in Henry Gaines possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zalma
Thomas Lemons
Henry Gaines
Heyer H. x Lemons
Mark W. A. Warte
Sheriff’s Sale Under School Fund Mortgage in Bollinger
The Bollinger County court orders a sale of the Philip Barks mortgage property to satisfy a school fund debt. On September 16, 1896, at Marble Hill courthouse the sheriff will sell the land described as the east half of the southeast quarter of section 4, township 34 north range 10 east, containing eighty acres, for cash, after twenty days notice in a local newspaper. The bond and mortgage secured $223 loaned February 14, 1887, with interest at 10 percent, plus accrued costs. default on payment triggers the sale to recoup principal and interest totaling $283.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Barks
Bollinger
Benj. Thornburgh
Wiliam H. Bair
George W. Haln
Philiparks
Catherine Barks
Bolinger
Bollinger County
Mary
Marble Hill
Pellease
Eutate
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Marble Hill News
Prof. Schobel
WeWitt
General Chandler
R .W. Dalton
Drum & Kinder
Tom Barks
St. Louis
Martin of
Ironton
Baptist Church
Col
Nat Phillips
D. B. Hill
Mammy Metcalfe
Drr. Bell
E. VP. Biggs
Dr. Cannon of
Jackson
Our Town
H. N. Phillips
Drum & Kinder's
John A. Snider
Sander & Son Marble Hill
Elfrank
Napa Ae D
Bennett Yount
J. W. Dunaway
Amber
Witmer's
Marshal Huskey
Tom
Leader
R. P. Dalon
Mayer
Tan
David Cheek
Tur
Rosa Fischer
Springfeld
Col. J. Monroe
R. P. Dalton
Sue Belle Graves
Hardin College
Wilmet’s
George E. Clark & Son
Dr. Biggs
Moses Burton
Burton
Marble Mill
P Biggs
Laitesville
Tgo
Dalton
Janne Ateor
Neve
Washington, D
W. H. Miller
EP. Biggs
Prof. Caldwell
Lillie Jamisan
Mrs. Bedwell
J. G. Finney
Steven Allen
Sark
Hurricane Creek
Davin Cheek
Attorney Caldwell
Patton
Roberts
John Seabaugh
Joe
Robert Drum
Misserile Belle Graves
Lillie Jamison
Charley Wells
David Conrad
W. D. Vandiver
Prof. Vandiver
Congress
Maggie McKinney
Paul Rosenbirker
Edgar Warthenbe
R. L. Mayfield
P. M
Simmons Liver Regulator
Drum
Tommy
State Senate
Satterfield
Cape Girardeau
Marble Jill
Rogers
Satterfeld
Henry Berry
Watterson
Bryan
Springfield News
Abraham Lincoln
D.S. Draper
Bridgewater
Iowa
Mark Hanna
Adair County
Sherife
Circuit Court
Bollinge
County
Phoenix Insurance Company
Brooklyn
F. G. Lambert
P. Bollinger
Julius B. Bollinger
Felix G. Las
Court House
Manx
Uollinger County
Mitsourh
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