Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-12-05
Thanksgiving day was but
feebly observed here.

feebIy observed here.
B. F. Stevens assisted Col
lector Seabaugh last week.
There will be a Christmas
Tree at the Baptist Church.
-Raspberries may be plant
ed yet if the ground is not froz-
en.
"A pension was granted to
David Willis of Wayne Town
ship last week.
The poo farm of Perry
county is said to be in a very
dilapidated condition.
-Thos. McCann. who has
been in East St. Louis for some
time, returned home Sunday.
DIR. c. M. Wilmer went to
St. Louis Tuesday to receive
Treatment. for hemorrhoidal
trouble.
Frank Erb of Charlton
county takes first prizes at
shooting matches, and he is 30
years Of age.
An elegant line of China
goods such as Dolls, Vases,
Cups and Saucers, Mugs and etc.
at DR.. Jaques T. Som Lutesville.
Mo.
One Bernhardt, a bachelor,
was found dead a few days ago
at his home in Scott county.
Canse: Alcoholism.
LOOKOUT-For cold wealth
er! Also lookout for the unpre.
cedented bargains in Ladies'
Cloaks at w. s. Kings, Lutes
vile.
One good team of horses is
worth two poor ones. The few
er the number the less trouble
in the care, feed and manage
ment
Don't forget that DR.. Jaques
h Son, Lutesville. NO., have a
most tempting array Of Christ
mas, New Year and Birthday
cards at half price.
There is no good reason
why a pound of butter made in
,he country should not be as
prime and bring as good price
as any butter made. A lack of
skill and knowledge is the Oh
ly excuse.
To be hoodwinked is very
unpleasant to any lady; but to
be we'll and nicely hooded is a
pleasure to all of them-hence,
60 to Kings, Lutesville, ladies,
for your hoods.
Geo E. Statler, travelling
for J. b. Sickles & Co., Of ST.
Louis, Saddlery House, called
Monday and chatted pleasant.
ly with US for an hour. George
is a hale fellow we'll met and
has a host of friends in this sec
ton of the state.
Numbers We're fascinated
by the st. Louis Fair and Ex.
position, And numbers there
are who are fascinated by the
fine Fascinators and their low
psices at w. s, Kings, Lutes-
vile.
CHURCH SERv1cxs.>II will:
preach, December the eighth
(uext Sunday, at Hahn's Chap
pie at 1890 p. H.; Bethel, 3 p.
m.; Lutesvill-, 7 p. N. will
take for my text, at Lutesville,
tphesians, 4th chapter and 5th
verse. "One Lord. one fnuth
and one baptism" s. Z. BlFlLE.
"A few short moons and our
hill sides will be spotted with
the folks tobogganning: but
even right now Toboggans eau
not be bought anywhere as
cheap as they can at w. S.
Kings, Lutesville.
This Office turned out 1000
note heads and 500 nine. inch
envelopes for County Clerk
Wells last week. Also 500 letter
heads and 500 envelopes for G..
+. Caldwell, Esq. Likewise 500
note heads and 400 envelopes
for Circuit Clerk Morgan, and
ESQ statements for Robert Drum.
The chilly blasts of Winter
will soon be bowling round
your door. It's a chilly fact to 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
Lntesville.
e. B. Revelle, an old and
respected citizen Of the south
part Of the county, committed
suicide last Thursday by shoot
ing himself IN the forehead with
q revolvre, 8 caliber General
menalcholy is ascribed us the
cause Of his rash act. He told
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