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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-30
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-30

THE YERXA NEAT MARKET
Needs no newspaper to tell the goings
on therein. Not marketer in St. Paul
who does not by this time know of the
stall-fed joints that are dispensed at the
neyer-so-little prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-30

Each. Prices have been
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-20
Notice OF Exhibition
Filing of Account.

BE it rsuemb be,ed that at the regular
March ,a.lu, 1891 o! the circuit court OF
Bolin..r County. Missouri, on the 18th
day Of March A. y. 1891, the following
anon: o;hcr proceedings, we're had, to-
wit:
p ,Nub,v, r. Ssat!er, Assi.nor.
Nv. L. Chandler, Assignee.
In the mate. o; the assigned estate OF
Rohar, t, Stat,=r. Comes uow w, X,
ChauI,r ass! .nee Thereof, ex hlbits on
oath snd ti,sS his semi-annual state
n..nt o' the accounts Of said estate with
vouchers, ard ,hcreupon it is ordered by
the cYnr. that The clerk hereof givs
notice Of the exhibition and filing Of such
accounts in the Marble Hill Press. fcl
four weeks successfully next bei"re tht
FIRST day nf the mex! regular term Of thi'
court; AID that ~ h accounts win b,
allowed Wv The court on the irst day o
the next ,esular tern, thereof Unless goot
cause ~ the contrary bs shown.
State of Missouri, County Of Dcllinger
SIS: |, nncyy NJ. smith. Clerk uf thu
cirsul, ronyt within ana for ssia county
cert, the above anil foregoing to b%
true copy af the record n the cause there
in narl,d as fully AZ ,lc same appears o
recovd IN N, oillcs.
IN t.s,mony whereof hay" hereun
" vel NY hand aud affixed the ssal 9
| said court At NY ofllce In Marble HMl
ia sa"i rm,"ly, th's l',h day of August
4. y. IsJi. iu.l
llwsnY v. Sxtrn.
ces, clreli 'lerk.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-20
In and Around Lanin.

RY o,'s Regular Correspondents
Aoquet playing seems to be
the order Of the day.
Moses Pittman has been very
sick, but is some better.
Shooting matches have begun
--one at Geo. Jenkins Saturday,
I Latin is full of music now.
We "boys" have organized a
String band.
Mrs. Catherine Berry, a widow
living near Latin, was bitten by
a supposed mad dog last week.
Everybody is preparing for
the c4mpmeoting this week.
B. s. Salaer has just had ne +
spring wagon completed for the
purpose.
w. j. Fisher has sold hi,
buggy. l guesss he will haTf
to "foOt it,"
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-20
Sheritf's Sale Under Deed OF
Trust,


Whereas, Martha Robert. and John NJ.
Roberts, her husband, BIZ their certain
deed OF trust dated the End day of Feb-
ruary 1880. and recorded in the record
er's Office Of Bollinger county, Missouri,
the End day of February, a. D., 1880. in
trust deed book Il, a. page ll5, convey.
ed to Erich Papc, trus.e, the following
real estate lying and being in the coun-
ty y. Bollinger, state Of Missouri, to-wit
I'm trust to secure the payment of the
debt in said deed Of trust described by
certain promissory nots)
The cast half Of the sou.hwes: quarter
and the southwest quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section twenty-five (22)
township thirty. one (3l, range ton (l0)
east, containing one hundred and twenty
tl2o) acres more OF less.
Whereas, /. is provided in said deed
Of trust that in case Of eailute OF refusal
Of said party of the first part to pay said
debt or the interest thereon, or any part
and payabIe scssrding COY to % the Ds true tenor nor
date aud effect OF said note, then tht
whole shall become due and payable
and,
! Whereas Said debt has long aince be-
come due and payable according 10 the
true tonor, date and effect OF said note
and remains unpaid; and,
Whereas 1t IS provided IN SAID deed o.
rust thAt IN case of death or abeence
Wom the state ot Missouri, or refusal to
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-20

w. w. Sample was in st.
Louis last week on business.
w. A. Phelps left Sunday for
Morley to load his grist mill.
G. A. Pleins of st. Louis is
here on a visit to Frank Wilson.
w. H. James of jackson was
visiting friends at this place
last week.
Mr.. Hall, of the firm of Hall,
Burford L. Co., was in st. Louis
last week.
Miss Ina Burks, who has been
visiting in PuXico. returned
home on the 18th.
Gordon Statler LETT last week
for st. Louis to work in q store.
Gordonwill succeed.
Charles Solomon, who is
working in st. Louis, came
home Sunday on a visit.
Miss r. G. Boice and Miss
Minnie Dunn were visiting in
Cape Girardeau last week.
S. E. Jones of Morley ha:
traded a grist mill to W: A
Phelps for his blacksmith shol
here.
Mrs. N. A. Caveness ant
daughter, who have been visit
ing relatives in Illinois. return
ed home Thursday.
Allen Salyers, formerly O
this place, but who now resides
in Indiana, arrived here las
Friday in company with his
family, on a visit to his brother
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-20
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given tha: letters of ad-
ministration on the estate Of Mary c. Man
ming, deceased, were granted to the UNDER
signed by the Probate Court Of Bolhnge,
county, Missouri, On the 3rd day of August.
1891. -.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit the same to the
undersigned Tor allowance within one year
from the date of said letters or they may be
precluded from any benefit Of said estate and
If such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date of publication they will
be forever barred. JOSEPH MANNING,
o-lz Administrator.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-20
NOTICE.

All parties owing me on note,
account or subscription are here
by notified to come forward
and make settlement.
All subscriptions and parts OF
subscriptions due prior to the
% of July last are due me.
All subscriptions paid in ad.
vance will be faithfully carried
out by my successors, Messrs
Sander 4 kurre.
j. G. FINNEY.
Office upstairs over Bohn
sacks hardware store. II
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-20
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Peter Bsss and posted
before Henry Gaines, q Justice Of the
Peace in Wayne Township, Of Bollinger
County, Missouri, on the 3rd day OF
August, in the year 1891. the following
described property, to-wis:
One gray horse with small scar in
his fordhesd, about ID years old and
valued at $3.50.
PETER BEss, Taker up.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-20
Order Of Publication by the
Clerk in Vacation.
IN. Wells, plaintiff, against James
Eeahauyh. dafan0aat,

+. n. Ve'lS, p'a'nt'u, AGslns' JAm0o
Seabaugh, defen0aat.
Civil ACTION BY ALLOTMENT.
Now at this day comes +. NJ. Wells,
the plaintiff in the above eutitled cause,
before the undersigned Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of BoIlinscr county in vaca.
ton and files h,s petition and affidavit,
stating among other things that tbs
ahove.nsmed defendant, James Sea.
baugh, i. a ron resident Of this state.
], is th-rerpon ordered by the Clerk
aforesaid in vacation, that publication
be made notifying him tina: an action
has been commenced against him by pc.
ti,ion and attachment in the circuit
cour, Of Rollnser in the state Of Mis-
souri,; founded on a note Tor the sum OF
| one hundred and thirteen dollars (5!l3>,
,ha. his property is about TO DO attached
! and that unless he be and appear at the
mex: term of said cour: to be holden at
tha courthouse in Marble Hill, within
the rova,y Of Eo!linsar On tho 18th day
Of September 1891. and on or before the
/ tUIt 'iHN !hti SO, tHAt. h'N-" WA ~ ''''
cred a,,4'a, him, AT, his properly sold
to satisfy the sane.
| /. is ;u'tner ordered nat copy here
Of be put':shed in the Press, Iswspa'
per published in said county Of Boiling
sr for Fur eee.s suceessve!y, the last in
sertion 70 DO a: least iou. weeks before
the commencement o: the next tsrm of
said cu'!"t.
Staeo' Missouri county Of Bo|iinger,
81: |, :lrnry N. Smith, clerk Of the
Circuit ronrt, in and fer sad county,
hereby certify that the above is true
copy o: t.e origina! order Of publication
in tho cause therein named as the same
appears "a file in my ottlcc.
W:tnrss my hand as Clerk, aud the
seal Of .aid court. Done at office IN
MarnI" Hill this cath day Of July, 1891.
HENRY N. SMITH,
1910, Circuit Clerk.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-20
NOTICE.

CRrENsRsp. Aug. 8, lsol.-parties will
please quit laying down the fences around
my corn field. There is plain road
around it. can not bu. believe il is spite
work, especially the two men with mules
about the s,h OF August, 1891, throwing ths
fences and rode through it. | ask every
body candidly TO quit damaging my proper,
ty. Yam abiding citizen and intene
to stay here my lifetime. LOUIS SToRz
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-20

We would take it as a favor
if any one knowing Of an item
of news that would be Of gener-
al interest to our subscribers,
would write down the facts on
a postal card and send it to US.
To Those who may attend
the campmeeting: There will
he printed rules to be observed.
The ruls will be posted on the
ground.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-20
Notice or Publication.

AND VFFICE At IKVNTUN, Wo'
AJuly Sth, 1s9l.-Notice is here
hy given that the foi!owing-named settler
has Glcd notice Of his intention to make f..
nal proof In support Of his claim
and that said proof will he made ee'
fore the Comfy Clerk a. Marble wv! Mo '
On Saturday August %, 1907, VIZ;
Matilda Thulston, whlow OF William
Thurs,oN, decd, lid. entry NJ SS,h tor the
sou,heast quarter OF the no,,heaS, quarter o'
section ", township ~, north range east
lie names the folio wing witnesses oprcve
his continuous residence upon and caltiva-
lion Of said land, VIZ. -,
Mahlant,ox. William ID. beatty. y John u
beatty and J. G.. Cabbage, all Of Ialma. Mo-
JAMES G.. kOEll.
lt.il .ygte
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL
-1t-the sh0w-has come and

-On0-nall the people DOTH
die before the age of Is.
"A mans business is judged
BY the advertising he does,
"A Peoples party ticket has
been put III the field in Ohio.
Optical goods and perfum-
cry at Erich o. Sanders store.
r.. Drum is having the
Seholl store building repaired.
p. NJ. Wells had rs to print
him 1000 mute heads Saturday.
-Blaine's wealth is estimas-
ed at three quarters Of q mil
lion.
For plain and fancy station.
cry 60 to Erich Sanders notion
store.
New York City tsmpis dys-
pepsia by eatiug 75,00o pies
daily.
There are sixty.tlve vacan-
cies in the West Point military
school.
The busk OF indian corn is
being used in the manufacture
of paper.
The State agent of the Ga.
Alliance is $4,000 short in his
accounts.
This Office printed 800 note
heads for 4. Sander & Son
Saturday.
DIR. W. z, Rennor Of Bloom.
field, No. was il this place
Wednesday.
One thousand note heads
were "put mp" for VIM. Proctor
in ;his Office.
Renew promptly when your
time is out. You can't otford to
miss an issue.
Miss Clara Snyder Of Glen
Allen was visiting rslaiiyes
here last week.
There will be two thousand
people at the A. .. U. W. pic.
mic on the 29th,
Mrs A. H. Kinder of Cape
County was visiting relatives
here last week.
"A campmeeting ccmences
at Ebenezer tomorrow and viii
continue ten days.
\ David Lutes will run his
>1nill on Saturday only, until
new corn comes in.
Mrs. Henry Ivy of Marshall
Tex, is visiting friends and rel
atives IN this place.
kentucky leaf tobacco fol
sale by the pound at the store
of 0. J. Snider Il Co.
The celebrated Maytield
KY, james and james pants fol
sale at @. J. Snider & Go.
Erich Sander has clocks
watches, scarf pins. and othe
Jewelry, at reasonable prices
Don't fret over your trials
The more a plate Of soup /
stirred the cooler it becomes.
The, procession will De tw'
miles long on the 10Th at the \
O. U. w. reunion and picnic.
When :. hoy is ready 10
the butcher it IS a waste cs tl'n'
and feed 10 keep II any lon5a.
If yon want this rape
and the "twice-a weelE' Hepui.
lie, of St. Louis, send Us SIX
The Gray poisoning Gas
is being tried in the Maaiso
county circuit court this weet
"A pleasant surprise part
WAS given at the residence {
)Prof. D. w. Graves Monda
eve.
Don't fail to see the tinel'
illuminated grounds Cat the pl {
nic) on the night Of the 29t
inst.
Send US the cash or a car
if you wish your paper conOl
ued after the time paid for 6:
pires.
Mrs. Sarah McClelana /
Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting h
sister, Mrs. McCans OF III
place.
Come and see the large
parade you ever saw, at the !
D. U. W. picnic and reunion {
the both.
-Four pounds Of corn Or
quarts Of skimr!illk will mai
one pound Of growth in u hcg.'
Exchange.
Surgery, says one, is u
oldest Of sciences. A rib WI
taken from Adam, you kno
adds another.
Don't forget the A. 0.
w. reunion and picnic on y
20th inst. between Lutesvil
and Marble Hill.
There are estimated to
o7,7oO deaths In the world eve
~ hourS, l04,80O births,
about seventy every minute.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-20
NOTICE.

All parties lndepted to the
undersigned will please call
and settle their notes and ac-
counts. Give this your special
attention.
ll-l3.4t1 r. DRUM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-02

President Of the Fidelity Storage and Ware
house Company Disappears.

PHIADEtrmA, July Edward T. Elton
head who until few weeks ago was president
of the Fidelity Storage and Warehouse Com
pany Of 1877 z3 Market street, has lett the city
aud is said o. be- q dcfaulter for a large amount
of money The exact amount of the de.alca-
tion cannot be stated but experts are at work
ON the books ami have been for the past five
months. They say they can make no state
ment Ior Al least ten days. The charge that
Elton cad was defaulter was made few
day. aiter the present manager Mr.. Holman.
took &. arge OF the business Experts we're at
once p.ace On the books. which according
20 the tta',ment oi Manager Hoffman, are in a
ba1 cOnaltlOn.
The Fidelity Storage aud Warehouse Com
pany was established IN 1897 with a capital
stock OF $500 900. Edward Y. Eltouhead was
elected president after a contest. Shortly
after he was made president his opponent,
Mr. Craig. made IA charge against him If mis-
appropriatng some $1,000 1t was claimed
bY iltonhcad's friends that all this money was
properly accounted for. Mr. Craig finally
sold his stock and got out Of the company.
Manager Hoffman says that the company is
doing business Of about 200. 900 year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-02

Mr.. Brice Urges This In Circular to Demo-
cratic Chairmen.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July Hon. Calvin
S. Brice, chairman Of the National Demo
cratic Committee. has issued circulars to the
members Of the National Committee and to
the charmen Of the Democratic State com
mittees wherein he puts great stress upon
the importance Of thorough organization Of
the Democracy for the coming campaign and
particularly urges the formation OF Demo
cratic clubs in every State and nelghbOrhOOd
In his circular 10 the chalrmen OF the State
committees Mr Brice says. The importance
Of immediate preparations for the presden-
tal campaign of next year must lie obvious 20
every Democrat. The timely and energetic
conduct Of Our opponents would be warning
enough if there were no other reason Tor It..
1t is evident that they expect decisive results
upon their extensive and well-organzed sys-
tenn of Republican clubs II Will
be sustained by money without stint
drawn from the pockets Of the bene-
fciares of the monopoly policy maintained
by that party. II can be met only by an
equally extensive and well organized system
f Democratic societies. The latter is more
appropriate 10 our purpose, since II WAS
first organized by the Democratic party in the
nited states. and was the instrument of agi-
tat.on and defense employed bv the fathers
of the Democratic party in the first great
struggle in resistance 10 federalism and for
the restoration of constitutional govern
meut. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-02
GENERAL RTLL's REMlIyy
Removed Yesterday From Hollywood TO the
Monument In the County.


At o'clock yesterday evening the remains
of Major General A. Z. Hill were reverently
removed from the grave IN Hollywood. where
they have been since shortly after the close OF
the war 10 the receptacle IN the base OF the
monument being erected 10 his memory on
Iaburnum avenue. on the western suourbs OK
the city.
Mr.. L. r. Christian. the well-known funeral
director. had prepared handsome cass at his
expense. 10 which the remains were trans
ferred. The Confederate uniform bore the
stars of rank. and WAS well preserved.
The removal was quietly made'a and the case
with the remains inolosed was deposited IN
the monument and the heavy stones which
form the top Of the base were lowered IN tnelr
place. and ali that was mortal OF the beloved
soldier found a resting place BETTING MS
reputation.
There were no formal ceremonies at the
monument but the following old soldiers and
citizens paid the last respect TO the distln-
guished dead by their presence: Colonel W.
Il. Palmer, Major +. A: Brander, Captain
Charles + TAYLOR. Colonel William F.. Tan
ner. Lieutenant John r. Redford. Rev. Dr.
Mason, of Grace Episcopal church; Col
onel John Murphy, Captain Thomas Eilett
Major Lewis Ginter. Captain James Ferriter.
A. j. Blackburn. William Ellis Jones, Key.
Mr. Brander and others.
Two old Confederates from the Soldiers
Home took charge of the resting place and de-
tails Of two old soldiers each will guard 1t
until the heavier stones of the monument are
erected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-02

Musicians to Make the Air Melodious at the
Summer Resorts.

In short time there will be hardly enough
musicians in Richmond 30 serenade bevy OF
mosquitoes. All Of them arr going 70 the sum.
mer resorts. In day or two the greater por-
ton of the First Regiment band will leave
and shortly after the balance will take their
departure.
At the White the music will be under the
direction Of SIR. George Noelker. His band
will be composed a. follows Mr. A. j. Lisss.
cornet Fred Wyndham. cornet, John Rein.
hardt. alto and violin. q. 4. Thilow. alto and
viola. Charles Schremp. clarionet William
Wagner. flute and piccolo Antonio Fqui.
trombone: A. Wagner. tuba and double base:
j. Thomas Pulling, drums Nr. Herbert
Rees will accompany the band and play tho
orcan AZ the church on sundays
Mr.. Moses Stein and h orchestra have lelt
for Luray Inn ne will play violin and Mr.
c. ". Thow piano: W. T. Gressett. cornet:
Mr. STEMS brother. j. Stein. double bass:
and q young man flom Washington will play
clariOnet.
At Rockbrdge Alum the music will be fur
nished by Mr. John Kessnich. assisted by
Joseph hessaich, violin aud cOrnet. Daniel
Buckley. clarionet H. J. Trimmer double
bass William trimmer, alto aud violin; J.
Dunlap. trombone A. Miller. tuba.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-02

selling Blue Jeans. 119; Rambler. IA; Fire
fly 40: Puzzle The Forum. Longiord. l09
Long Island. Mddlestone. lO7: King HDem,
100: Henry George l04; Fernwood. 100; Virgie,
81. Toss-Up. 81.
Sixth rare one and one-quarter miles. sell
ing-Jim Clare. l52 b. b. Million, 100. Glen
daio. Eleve. l28 Outbound. Troy. Falcon.
Ia.
Seventh race. three-quarters Of a mile-Ken-
wood. SirideaWar. Vivid. Volunteer H.,
Monograph. Queen Of Irumps Bally Hoo,
Belle Dor Lottson Centaur Or. Hasbrouck,
Count Dudley, Stratagem, Dalsyrian, Kitty
Van. l05.
CHICAGO.
First race. one nile-Melody first, Asben
second. Getaway third. Time, Lazy.
Second race. five-eighths of a mlle-Cna-
dilla first Clementine second, Nellie Pearl
third Time. 1929.
Third race. mile and three-qusrters-Los
Angeles first. Ormie second, st. Adams third.
Time. 3O2H
Fourth race. one nile Kismet first, Eek
Hardy second Reveal third. Time, 1:4i.
Fifth race. mile and an eghth- Homer first.
Yale '9l second The Kaiser third. Time,
1859
Sixth race. fve-eighths of a mile-Inclus
first Rio Grande second, Irish Chief third.
Time l02h
Seventh race, one mile-Pstrick first. Hope
ful second, Eli Kindig third. Time 1927.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-02
BOUND IN 4 LONELY SPOT.
Barney Smith Found Tied to Tree Starving
to Death.

ROANOKE, Va. July 1.-Barney Smith, q
mechanic employed for some time at the
Roanoke Machine Works, disappeared last
payday June 18th He was found to-day
with his hands bound and tied 10 a tree in a
lonely spot in the Blue Ridge mountains ten
miles from here.
He was frantic and half-staryed and had
enawed the bark from the tree a. which he
was tied and had bitten OH the shIubbery and
grass. He was unable to tell how he came -
be- tied and now lies in precafious condition.
There Is no clue To the perpetrators Of the
deed The motive Is supposed 90 have been
robbery, as Smith Was known o have some
money on his person when last seen here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-02
Alleged MICHIGAN DrNAMITERs.
Examination of the Labor Leaders at Grand
Ranids Accused of Conspiracy.

GRASD RAPIDS, MIcH, July THE exami-
nation Of the alleged dynamite conspirators
still continues. The company is trying TO
prove that the plot to blow up the wheel pit
destructive raid on the street car
railroad property all over town was
formed and matured by the strikers under
the countcnance and encouragement Of
the Central Labor Union. The strikers were
10 be assisted by the teamsters. common
lab0rer, and butchers unions. and members
of these organizations were on the ground
when the so-called conspiracy was frustrated
Webster, one of the defendants was com
missoned. according % another. one East
man. tO buy the dynamite cartridges, as he
used them in his business as well digger. and
he consented 10 touch them Of, being ac-
customed to their use. The cartridges were
fixed with four-mnute fuses