Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-04-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL
-"Uncle Stufhe" Masters has
moved back to town.

preaching at the Christian
Church for several nights.
Rev. c. p. Brewer of Cape
Girartleau preached in Lutes-
vile Sunday at II o'clock, and
at Hahn's Chapel at night.
Elmer Bair has put IL new
fence around his property.
There will be IA one third
fruit crop in Butler county.
Our vicinity has been treat,
ed to "March winds" i'll April
recently.
Ladies, go to Kings for
your white goods, if you want
bargains.
Mrs. j. L. Wells has been
very sick for several days of
la grippe.
Several Of our people at
tended Easter services at Vine
mont Sunday.
WIN. Angel died at his
home in German township on
the 2Sth ultimo.
There We're 44G votes polled
at the city election in Poplar
Bluff last week.
The work of putting in the
posts for the court yard fence
goes slowly on.
School Supervision was de-
feated in Ripley county by a
vote of eight to one.
When no len 9Th of time is
specified pay locals will remain
in until ordered out.
The Newsboy says that the
real and chattel mortgages of
Scott county amount to S234.595
Ladies, Il beautiful line of
embl oideries is being sold
cheap at w. s. Kings, Lutes-
Vile.
Some of our strawberry
raisers say that present pros.
poets promise about an average
crop.
William Berry, jr., was
elected overseer in the road dis.
trict Immediately north of Mar.
bic Hill.
"A local paper says that
that there are already ten can
didates fO, Assessor in Missis-
sippl county.
"A woman looks lovely un-
der a lovely Hat, and the place
to purchase such is at w. s.
Kings, Lutesville.
Hon. l.. H. Davis has been
delivering addresses to the f. &
L.. Unions in some IF the coun-
ties south Of this.
The coulract for building a
railroad from Maiden, through
Scott county, to Memphis, will
be let on the 25th.
Mrs. Biggs, will have in a
few days, the best selected and
finest stock Of Millinery ever
brought to Lutesville.
Philip Barl<s was elected
roadoverseer in tie road dis
trlct east of town. J. b. Welch
was his closest competitor.
--ltis sand that there are now
300 OH Baptists in the United
STATES, being an increase of r..
-l53 in the last twelve months.
Sowing the Seeds of Kind
ness. That is what w. ). King
is doing in offering such unprec.
edented bargains in Ladies'
Hats.
Garter county will vote at
the next general election on the
question of moving the county
seat from Van Buren, to Chiffon
which is on the railroad.
The Catholic Church at
Hamburg, Scott county, receelv-
ed three large bells last week.
The largest weighs 1886 pounds.
The next Abs and the smallest
8l5 pounds.
Otto Osboa has gone to Da.
kota to trade his farm here for
property there. If he consu.
mates the transaction he will re.
main there and his family will
move thence.
The fact that paper collars
are being imported to Lutes
willie has nothing do with tn;
McLaughIin's xxx coffee al
VS., Kings, !.utesvllle. Only
25ct. per pound.
j. V. Slinkard, J w. Dix
on. )r. Cubbage, Esq. Wells
and others came up from Bol
linger Mills last Friday to at
tend the Masonic Lodge IL
Lutesyiile at night.
This Is no April Fool
There il no place In Bollinge
County where Ladies CON 81
completely satisfy themselves
/ In the Hat line as aL W. y
Kings. I.ulesville.