Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-08-29
vable was unmistakable evil
dence of Chazley's good taste

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dence of Charley's good taste.
He will attend medical lectures
next winter and. completing
his course in the Spring, will
return home bearing that parch-
ment 90 dear to every ambl:
tious young mana diploma.
In addition to keeping 9 stock
of drugs and patent medicines,
pr. A. Sander gives bis imme-
diate attention to the practice
of medicine, and the large prac'
tice which he enjoys testifies to
his popularity and success as .
physician. He is an old prac-
tltfoner in this county and con-
sequently we'll known through
out it. A telegraph line con
meets from the depot at this
store and G. A. Sander manlp-
ulates the instrument like an
old hand at the wires.
From DR.. Sanders it is only
one door to the pos:othce.
Herein we found Mr.. z. H. Lane
behind the boxes. Speaking
from experience, and without
fulsomeness or tlattery, we are
ready to report that Mr.. Lane
is one of the clevelest and most
pains.taking postmasters whom
II has ever been our good for
tune to meet.
In the rear of the postottice
!, , is the Cigar Mandatory ,of
John Hillemann. Mr.. Hllle-
mann is one of the best work.
r men in the manufactory OF
! cigars in Southeast Missouri
: His brands of cigars have ob-
+ tanned a popularity with
: smokers, and especially al
e home, that is Of itself a tiatter
I. ing recommendation. Oul
e local smokers who know {
e good cigar when they have
s tried a brand usually call TO
J. "Hillemann's cigar" :.
Across the street from tn
r postoffice and in the "littl'
., . rock house" IS the Boot ant
y y Shoe Shop of Robert Winter
~ n We found bob" busily a
,. !. work making a nice pair. Q
. Congress CATERS for a customel
i Every one for whom Mr.. Win
% 10 ter has done WORK bears test
~ n. mony to the fact that no bette
u ID workman ever located in MAJ
ke BILE Hill. He has handled til
a. thread and awl for many year
in m and always makes "a boot {
shoe which fits ''yoost like a.
u pocket in der shirt" He keel
W ;a the best material the mark
=. =" affords in stock, guarantees a
= ~ work and tewpers his charg'
- 49, according to the demands
,Rl !. the day.
',e 'n From the shoeshop we ste
w. " ned into the "Famcns" Resta
o. rant and Family Grocery OF
~ ~ Mayer & Co. This establls
,en 81 ment carries a costlier stof
ls- ls than any house Of the kind
'". IT, the county. Mr.. A. Mayer, o
!; a, ~ of the firm, gives his person y
lth and entire attention to tt
business, and all who have ev
at lunched in "Dolph's Hous
Dirk know, that as a restaur',te'
vas he has no superior, questit
rec ably an equal, in this count
SEQ The other member Of the III
no is Mr.J M. Cofer. He is tray
out inc for the wholesale house
hen Husten, Meeks & Co., st lou
'nd "Tom," as he familiarly knoy
ev. resides in Lutesville and
nth friends have the pleasure
ore meeting him every two or til
al, weeks.
'ted Just across the street from
ach Mayer & Go. is the large TIA
1gs, ware store of A. Bohnsa
to This is a complete hardw,
store and we'll kept. Mr.. 30
;s sack is a practical timer OF
in "frst water" and manulactu
nan ~ much of his tin stock. DE y
! In IN guarantee his work and mat
!. th ch al which he unheasitatingly !
, 1aev4 ont nounces superior to city !
,v ond chine work. We heard . 8
aeh. aIa tleman say to Mr.. Bohnsacl
pJo. N,r. few days ago that bis fe4
oYn u.g were now using some fruit 9
o"I ~ which Mr.. bohnsack m
'rom n, seven years ago, that the Z Z
'Gne tha were still good and ha4 ;
rsct. . used every year. W,.g, Wnlesr :,
# ri. T.. fies to superior material
, lit. Workmanship; T. ,nmher and
pairs oeals so.'lo ~, -, L;nds farm
&c. agent !o' "'l ~
n 'at@. be. Up stairs over 8 this y sso' 70
/, !, .ar,s Us the law office Of 8. N. Ne
W., W. ors . Mr.. Meeks is a young iawye
'a;nt. sIH'c clear logic. . good in intsllect c ,
% 'a'a, an much promise. Although
- .. a. a having been here 9 short
May. ne mas q = n"I,sh 49, hean mere.
,aoms , .ne il ia a Notary Public and
''o'"' considerable business 70
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