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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1890
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription and advance payment terms in a late 19th century style, listing rates and durations for newspaper copies. It specifies Thursday event timing and provides options for advance copies, including one year and six month periods, with prices implied in the fragmented text.
A voter ticket lists candidates for Supreme Judge Janis B. Gawrrt of St Louis Superintendent L. E. Ware Randolph County Railroad Commissioner H. W. Hicemax Stoddard County Congress Marsuiaall Ar Nold Scott County Congress short term Rosert H. Wirreraw Cape Girardeau County State Senator 26th District Jasper N. Burks St Francois County
The piece lists county and state officials led by Representative Zimmerman and Judge Hill, with others including Slinkard Austin Frymire Caldwell and Wells. It notes John L. Sullivan’s first stage appearance, CensusUS population at about 64 million, and an August currency in circulation of 1 441 716 367 with Eagle as Arkansas governor nominee.
The remains of John Ericsson were removed from New York City’s city cemetery and placed aboard the warship Baltimore to be shipped to Sweden. Ericsson, inventor of the Monitor, is honored as a distinguished engineer and designer in a ceremonial transfer to the carrier at the harbor.
The column compiles scattered remarks on politics and personalities, including references to a senator's district convention, local editorials about courthouse weeds, a heated House exchange between Mason and Walker, and social notes from Marquand and Mayfield towns. It also covers a wedding, a teachers institute, and community events with multiple named locals.
A sharp political metaphor criticizes tariff policy and urges residents to back the Mayfield-Smith Academy, highlighting local interest in its advancement and possible impact on the county.
John Huskey sheriff of Hollinger county Missouri will sell at the court house Marie Hill on Sept 12 1880 between 9 and 4 to satisfy a school fund mortgage against Malissa A Hawn The description covers the north half of lot 2 section 7 township 31 north range 16 east and adjoining parcels The sale proceeds pay the county debt with costs and the mortgage from a Jan 1849 deed recorded in book 2 page 7 and a 1860 order of sale
Public notices detail sheriff sales in Bollinger County Missouri including property seizures on Tract No 1 and multiple parcels. Listings name James Seabaugh and N M Zimmerman as creditors, with auction dates set at Marble Hill courthouse and terms of cash bids, plus related court orders and publication requirements.
A land order attestation dated July 28 1800 certifies the foregoing as a true copy. The document notes M Morgan and Russell Allen from the department US alongside witnesses Attest. The phrase thereupon confirms the authenticity of the record.
Execution issued by the Circuit Court of Bollinger County Missouri in favor of James Heabaugh collector against Isaac H Sample. Sheriff JUN HUSK KY levies on 40 acres part of section 20 township 32 range 10. Real estate offered at public auction at Marble Hill courthouse door September 10, 1890 between 9 am and 5 pm for cash to satisfy the debt.
Letters of administration on the estate of Aligeil K 1 Geovanod were granted by the Probate Court of Bellierent Missouri on the Bth day of Angeleva. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them to the undersigned for allowance within a year from the date of publication. claims not exhibited within two years will be barred.
The following named setter has notice of his intention to make final proof on his claim before the clerk of the district in Missouri. The proceedings mention continuous residence and cropping on a specified quarter section. Names included are James Noel and Joseph Fishnel Mablan Cox, with the register noted.
In the September term of 1890 Bollinger Missouri issues special executions in favor of James Seabaugh collector against Bimon Herald and against Dine Huffman. Sheriff James Seabaugh and deputy will sell Tract No 1 160 acres described as the southeast quarter and the southwest quarter of section 6 township 5 range 4 at the Marble Hill courthouse between 4 and 5 pm to satisfy the executions and costs.
In the circuit court an execution issued from the offices of the to the September term 1800 against Capertine Starkey. James Seabaugh, collector, remains creditor. Property described as 80 acres, north half of the north west quadrant, section 12 township 2 range 8. The sale occurs Tuesday September 9, 1590, in Marile Til between 9 and 5 to satisfy debt. John Muskey, sheriff.
The September term 1890 court directed James Benburgh and James Seabaugh to collect by levy, selling 80 acres in the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter and 40 acres of the northeast quarter at Marble Hill courthouse. Sheriff John Huskey papers show two public sale dates September 10, 1890, with times 9 to 5 and 9 to 4, to satisfy executions and costs.
Notice is given that letters of administration on the estate of John M W Hawn have been granted by the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri on the 16th day of the month. Persons having claims against said estate must present them to the undersigned within one year from the date of the letters or be forever barred from any benefit. Premises stated by VP, Welah, Administratrix.
In Bollinger County Missouri sheriff John Haskey will offer at public auction on September 12 1890 the property described as the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 15 township 29 north range 9 east and similar title to the London mortgage tract in section 25 township 31 north range 9 east to satisfy sums due to the county school fund with costs. Timed sale to take place at the west front door of the courthouse Marble Hill between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. with twenty days notice previously published.
The executive committees of the Bollinger County F. L. A. are called to meet at Marble Hill on Saturday the 6th of September 1800 at 8 PM. P. McManes, County Beo'y.
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