Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-06-12
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Fritz Whitebread has beer
granted pension.
The .oat-louse has abou
gone-so is the Oat crop.
See the announcement O
w. A. Dunn in this issue.
Our delegates to the State
Convention went hninstructed.
Miss Mamie Harris of Ben
ton has been visiting Marble
Hill friends.
Ripley County will elect
Congressional delegates on the
2Sth instant.
<R. M. Finney and family of
Kennett are visiting relatives in
Marble Hill,
EB. F. Stevens announces s in
this issue as a candidate for
County Clerk.
obstructive cyclones visit
ed Nabraka, Iowa, Illinois and
some other states on the 5th.
-Jewelry and Watches al
most given away at the store of
D.. A. r. Jaques, LutesvilIe, Mo.
WIN. P. McCans went to
Charleston last week to take
charge of some plastering jobs.
Call at this Office and OBJ
tain a job of digging and com
pleting a cellar, if you want
work.
X-Miss Susie Graves won .he
rrlze Ill the evolutionary contest
at the close of the MS. Acad-
emy last week.
Judge Carter and Kossuth
Weber, Esq. of Pennington
were in Marble Hill this week
on legal business.
Scott County will instruct
for Congressman tomorrow.
This is Mr., Arnold's home coun-
ty and he will Of course carry it.
Remember the maxim, "a
penny saved is q penny made"
and buy your Spring and Sum
mer goods of w. s. King, Lutes-
vile.
Chandler has been
applying the brush to Mrs.
Jamiscn's boarding. house and
greatly improved it's appear
ance.
food people, save your
money by purchasing your sup
ply of Spring and Summer
Clothing Of w. S. King, I.utes-
Vile.
Who can tell whether there
will be a celebration here on
the 9Th Of July? 1t is time to
let the fact be known if there is
to be one.
Call and examine the COM
plete line of Accordeons at the
store of DR.. a. r. jacques. They
can be furnished at a very low
figure.
Marriage license were grant
ed on the 3rd to J. H. Yount
and Mary L. Barker; on the
9th TO j. E. Davault and Ma
linda Sitzes.
You will find a nice line Of
Fancy and Toilet articles at the
New Brick Drug Store, Lutes-
vile, Mo. Also Hammocks and
Croquet sets.
"A census enumerator in St. |
Louis has come a cross a me-
gress 100 years old. She
can thread a cambria needle
"specs." |
Something New-Always
something new and fresh at the |
tastety millinery rooms of Mrs.
b. T. Biggs, Lutesville. She has
just received a new stock.
You can hear that this man
or that man is a candidate, but
to know for a fact who are bona
[ide candidates read the an
nouncements in the PRESS.
keep cool is good advice
You can keep cool by wearing
cool clothing. A superb stock
is being disposed of at light
prices by w. s. King, Lutes-
Vile,
k-Distinction was conferred
upon Miss Clara Snyder of
Glen Allen at the closing ex-
4rcises of the Elmwood Semina- |,
~ at Pennington last week.
Ladies', you are respectful
y invited to call upon Mrs. E.
?. Biggs, Lutesville, aud in.
'pect her handsome stock of
laces and hat trim.
nings.
>xB. F. Stevens, DR.. Big e
,6d J. u. Wells left Monday
or st. Joseph to attend the
State Convention. They are
;he delegates from this county.
just think of a $40 book
'or $2.50.-and that book Web
'ter's Unabridged Dictionary, to
boot. You can get such a bar.
gain at the old reliable Bargain
House Of w. s. King, Lutesville.
Never take things as they
ire and make the best of them