Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-08-29

good barber and has been de-
voting all of his time to his
shop. He has been engaged to1
teach he public shcool near the
Hon. VIM Berry's and will be
Gin khe, same next Monday.
Mr. Beach has had several
years experience as a teacher
and met wiuh good success.
We next came to the Drug
Store of DR.. q. N. Wilmer.
The DR.. had just come in from
a professional call at Hon. VIM.
Berry's, where he had been
called to attend a sick person.
The doctor keeps a fresh stock
of select drugs. He gives most
Of his attention, however, to the
practice of medicine and enjoys
a very lucrative and extensive
practice. Since his residence
here !. he has built up a most
tiattering practice of which any
young. physician should bel
justly proud.
The Restaurant of Charley
Rhodes came next in our
rounds. He keeps that where.
with to feed the hungry and
treats all who trade with him
courteously. He is just recov,
ering from an attack Of typhoid
fever. Charley contemplates
selling out his stock and try
ling a western country.
i Upstairs over Rhodes res
taurant is the Boot & Shoe
: Shop and Justices office of Rev.
3. i. Bowman. Mr.. Bowman
is always prepared for boot and
shoe making and mending in a
workman like and satisfactory
manner. lie has the latest I'M
r proved sewing aAd stitching
, machines and uses good mate
9 rial. He has Mr.. Jacob Dun
r lap employed, and all who
know Of MIR. Dunhp's work
e testify to its having been done
. we'll. Mr.. Bowman is also a
/ Justice -of-the. Peace, and when
:. duty calls him to the bench;
i dlspenses justice alike to friend
# and foe. ~
+. In the rear of Rhodes res:
taupdnr is the blacksmith ano
i. wagon shop Of Brogher 4 elias
r pel. These gentlemen are botl
r. adopts in their trade and turl
10 out tilst-class work. Mr. Brogll
8 er does all kinds Of black
,r smi.hing, having learned hi
Or trake in st. Louis, and hi
IS charges are very reasonable
ct Mr.. Glaspel works in wood an
is a good workman he is, too, a
es his work shows for itself. "A
Of though this firm has only bee
here a short time, it has a goo
D. patronage, and in addition t
u. the other work which IL III;
A done has made and sold Sc,
H. eral wagons and some bugyie
* and has more which will 500
iii be ready for the market:
ne We next came to the VI
al Goods Store of H. G. Scho!
lis Well, everybody knows M
er Scholl. That is, every one WI
e. has done any trading in Ma
lr, Die Hill for the last TWEEN
,n- years. He is the same one q;
ty. as another. Always polite al
rm pleasant-a man with whom
el- is a pleasure to deal. He ca
Of ries Il stock of general. me
lis, chandise and has recently bu
yn, up his stock. When he te
his YOU an article is genuine.
of otherwise, you need 20
rec further in search of evidence
the fac,. Mr.. Scholl is al
A. proprietor of the Scholl Aou
rd- as we'll kept hotel as one ne
ok. desire to stop at. His rates !
are reasonable and all who ha
hn. stopped with him are glad
the, renew a call.
res From Mr.. Scholl's we ST
will ped into the Dry Good EN-.
eri- rum of Robert Drum.
pro. Drum has a very large ste
na7I house which is well stock
,enL with an excellent assortment
{ d general merchandise. His !
lily ces are always in keeping y
ans the times. We found
ade Drum and his son, Will
ans Drum and Geo. Kurre b. b!
'een waiting upon customers. II
ssti. accommodating tradeswenj
and command a large trade.
also Drum buys all kinds OF sta
! y farm products and pays
ma highest living prices for
same. He is also Treasure
fe is this county and keeps his
sks. tice III rear Of his establishm
n ofh[Iis settlements with the &C
and " court testitiss strongly in
,nly favor as to his attegaing to
time once with proficiency.
ior George Kurre who clerks
He this store Is q very agree'
does young gentleman with who
this trade, and IL every day
same pleasant person, ~ Is
from - xN1ll1nm nrum.