Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-31
Probate Court begins Mol

udy WIEN.
Bring us tina: wood which
you promised as.
Ever and anon there trans
piers something new under the
sun The latest thing rs the
crushing bargalns in Ladies
Wrappers at W. S. Kings,
Lutesville.
Collector Seabaugh has fin
ishad the roupds collecting tax
es and can now be found at all
times in his Office in Marble
Hill ready to accommodate the
people.
! -Tommorrow will be what is
known as All Saints Day. AL
| so called All Hallow's Day.
The evening before (this even
ing) has been corrupted into
Halloween.
Judge Fry mire's ear of corn
is the heaviest one yet, if some
of them do have more grains.
The Judge is certainly entitled
to the first premium On the lar
gest ear of corn.
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.
"A man named Ssrother was
indicted in Mississippi county
sixteen years ago for murder.
He has ,just been arrested in
Texas and brought to Charles
ton to answer for the crime.
In MEMoRY.-I will preach a
sermon in memory IF Miss Ma
ry E, Snider, deceased, at Hahn
Chapel, one mile east of Marble
Hill, the End Sunday in Novem-
ber, at 1920 a. m.
&c .BIFFLE.
Some youths who are old
enough to know better disturb.
ed religious worship at the Bap
:lst church Sunday night. A
very plain law is on our stat.
ute books against such conduct,
and as officers Of the law saw the
misbehavior comment would be
out of place here.
Pick up that plow, that hoe
and all the other implements
which are lying scattered abour
the farm, clean them Of rust, rub
them up we'll, oil them well and
put them away in the dry.
LOO KOUT--For cold wealth
er! Also lookout for the un
pleceden ted bargains in Ladies
Cloaks at w. s. Kings, Lutes
Vile.
-Une advantage in raising
fall calves lies in the fact tha'
milk and butter always bring s
better prices during the winte
than in in the summer,
IF the old adage that one
extreme follows another proves
true the coming winter; We will
have Il very severe one, as last
winter was a very mid one.
Numbers were fascinated
by the st. Louio Fair and EA-
position. And numbers there
are who are fascinated by the
iina Fascinators aad their low
price at W. s. Kings, lIutes,
vile.
"A few short moons and ON
hill sides will be spotted with
the folks tobogganning. But
even right now Tohoggans can.
not be bought anywhere as
cheap as they can at w. s
Kings, Lutesville.
The chilly blasts Of Winter
will soon be howling round
your door. It's a chilly fact to all
competition that THE ONE
PLACE In Bollinger county
where you can buy the besl
Winter Boots and Shoes for the
least money is at w. s. Kings
Lutesville.
"A young lady near Willow
Springs lately cowhided a mar,
ried man for writing her a pro.
posal for an elopement. The
fellow placed himself under the
care of the town Justice who ar.
rested the fair fighter and plac.
ed her under bond. She then
gave the fountain Of law and
|instice au fait cestigation. Fo,
this properly performed duty
she was invited to place hel
John Hancock didthesame to a
second bond, which she did and
she was voluntarily assisted by
the most prominent citizens Of
the town.
1t will be only q short time
now until Cape Girardeau viii
be the great city on the Missis
sippi and the terminus Of two
railroads. The Grand Tower
and Cape Girardeau Railroad
is about completed and the car.
will be running over the roai
within the next week or two
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