Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-05-29
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| penny saved Is Il penny ulaue,
and buy your Spring and Sum
mer goods of w. S. King, Lutes
vile.
-Rev. Robertson of DeLas
sus preached in the Christian
Church Saturday and Sunday
nights. He will visit this place
mouthly.
-Un:Ie Thomas Kigdon tells
us that has wife broke an egg
a few days ago that contained
within it IL fnlly developed egg
instead of a yelk.
<At the Democratic meeting
here Saturday VIM. Limbaugh
and Philip Barks were chosen
committeeman and instructed
for primary election.
Just think Of q $40 book
for - 80 and that book Web
stpr's Unabridged Dictionary, to
boot. Yon can get such a bar
gain at the old reliable Bargain
House Of w. s. King, Lutesville.
Mrs. Doris pape of this
town died Sunday morning of
typhoid fever, in the 75th year
OF her age Deceased left only
one chilli, Mrs. l.. 3. James.
Ladies, you are respectful
" invited to call upon Mrs. E.
T. Biggs, Lutesville, and in
sheet her handsome stock OF
ribbons, laces and hat trim.
mings.
The mass meeting in Mar
bic Hill next Saturday is only
Tor the purpose of selecting
three delegates to attend the St.
Joseph convention on the 11.h
Of June.
Spring is here and Summer
soon will be. But this is to re-
mind yon that the handsomest
and cheapest line Of Spring and
Summer clothing to be found on
the market is at w. s. Kings,
Lutesville.
The Presbyterian Church
was beautifully decorated Sun
day and the memorial services
Of A. Poe were held. Rev.
keterman delivered an appro-
priale address.
In this issue we publish the
report Of the grand jury made
at the March term last. We
have not been able to get hold
ot it sooner, hence the late date
of its publication.
-'Fairest among ten thous-
and and altogether lovely"
halfeNclaimed, half-sighed u
charming lady upon observing
the handsome Beaded Scarfs
being sold by that Prince of
Merchants, w. s. King, Lutes-
VILE.
i want to correspond with
every man in this county who
wants to sell out cheap for cash
or trade for a good farm in a
live rich country. ON. OsBoN,
Howard, Miner Co., South Da-
kOta.,
Thompson & McKane will
give a nice clock to the person
who purchases the greatest
number of cigars of them be-
tween the first of June and the
first Of July. Call on them at
the postotlice in Lutesville.
Joseph Mathews of Mar.
qnand died last week from the
effects Of a gunshot wound
which he accidentally received
while hunting. He was a very
highly esteemed yonng man.
lie was u son Of merchant Will
liam Mathews.
NoTIcE'-Cynthia j. Bailey
having left my bed and board
without just or lawful cause, all
persons are hereby notified that
| will not be responsible for
any debts which she may con-
tract May, %, 1890. DR.. T. H.
BAILEY. At.
Marriage license were is
sued on the 10Th to Howard
dorrell and Emma Boatner; on
he 2lst to F. W. Grimsley and
Amanda Robins; 22nd to John
Propst and Sarah E. Dunn;
94th to w. K. Denton aud Elm,
ma Giles; on the 9th to Jesse
i flutes and Maggie Burk.
Pink Shirley and Frank
oropst had a little misunder-
standing Monday morning
'ropst knocked Shirley down
With a club, then came to town
md had him arrested on a charge
IT disturbing the peace. Pink 1,
'lead guilty, was fined 81, the
'osts amounting to about $40,
which Mr.. Shirley paid and
vent hence without date.
There is no rubbing out the (
act that great number of our
cry best farmers and citizens,
nd their good wives aud daugh. ,