Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-24


Lutesvilie. 1t is the cheapest
and best in Southeast Missouri.
S. ]. Lessley has had his
restaurant building painted.
Mems full-stock Brogan
Shoes 75-cents per pair. wen
worth 81. at Sample & kinders,
Lutesville.
Ever and anon there trans
piers something new under the
sun The latest thing is the
crushing bargains in Ladies
Wrappers at w. s.. Kings,
Lutesville.
-Slimkins, so long absent
from these columns, has a SNORT
say this week.
To be hoodwinked is very
unpleasant TO any lady; but
to be Well and nicely hooded is
a pleasure to ali OF Them
hence. go to Kings. Lulesville,
ladies, for your hoods.
1T is better to make every
acre in the old farm produce
twice as big crops than to
double the acreage and not ln-
crease the average crop per
acre. The temptation is all the
time to try to cover too much
,grouDd.-Rural World.
Numbers were fascinated
by the St. Loui, Fair and EX-
position. And numbers there
are who are fascinated by the
fina Fascinators and their low
price at W. S. Kings, Lutes-
willie.
IF vou are not a subscriber,
and want to read the PRESS and
keep posted on the run OF coun-
ty affairs, bring us a load OF
wood. or some wheat or corn
and have your name placed
among our army of readers.
"A few short moons and our
hill sides will be spotted with
the folks tobogganning. But
even right now Toboggans can
not be bought anywhere as
cheap as they can at w. S.
Kings, Lutesvi)le.
William NJ. Finney of Pope
county, illinois, has been visit
ing relatives here and at Laflin
Sc, eral days. He returned Il
few months ago from California
where he went during the gold
excitement of tie EOS. His
memory is well stored with ear
ly "reminiscences OF the Golden
State. He has three claims in
that State.
The chilly blasts of Winter
will soon be bowling round
your door. It's chilly fact 70 all
competition that THE ONE
PLACE in Bollinger county
where you can buy the best
Winter Boots and Shoes for the
least money is at w. S. Kings,
Lutesville.
The busines man who nev-
er alvertises saves a great
many expenses. He saves
clerks satarios, and needs but
a small stock TO supply his Gus
toners. This makes insurance
and taxes a small item of eX
pense. Only q small capital is
required, and a small building
Is sufficient f,r the proprieloE
and spiders. The money say
ed by not advertising will come
| handy bearing funeral eNpens-
| es of a dead business FIX.
The Carroll county Record
is responsible for this snake
story: "George Woiden, OF Mia
mi Station, had a novel eX.
perience one day last week.
>%He plowed up a snake and,
having no stick TO Kill it with,
threw his pocket. knife at it.
The snake flew to pieces. where
upon he picked up two of the
pieces and hid them, The
snake soon commenced. to couple
itself together bnt missing two
joints it coupled on to the knife
and before George could recov
!, er from his surprise, knife aud
snake had disappeared in the
weAds."
ALI of the education it is
possible to obtain at tthe schools
and colleges will not make a
successful ey pptimental farmer
Mnless accompanied always
with good common sense. Yes
, horse sense, if you please.
Such sense as those horses had
as detailed in the Iowa State
. Register a few day ago which
were stolen near Iowa City and
taken by the thieves to Var
Buren county. When thu
thieves wese arrested the oon
stable could not ascertais
where the horses belonged
,, Ae tarned them out and fol
! lowed them. They took th%
most direct route---nOrtleast-
for lO,na and Ci1rs,ad fho+ AZ