Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-04-24
Fishing is ripe.

Bismarck Monday.
-Ephram Stevers is at home
from faragould, Ark, on a
visit.
NJ. M. Finney is doing an
immense mercantile business at
Leopold.
The youngsters enjoyed a
nice party at he residence of A
j. Brdwell Friday night.
Mr.. Griffith. who was ,prin-
Clip al of our public school last
ses sion, came down from BesS
vile Sunday.
i j. M. Finney has just re-
ceiyed q large consignment of
The Celebrated Geo. f. Dit
man Boots and Shoes.
The Charleston ENTERPRISE
says that James Belchamber of
Glen Allen purchased a fine Po-
land China and Berkshire male
of the Martin Bros.
Mrs. i. P. Biggs hes just
received the most tastefnlly Sc
lected stock of Millinery Goods
ever brought to Lutesville.
"A. j. Bedwell is circulating
a petition asking for his ap
poiutment as Census Enumera-
tor of this township. Mr.. Bed,
we'll is we'll qualified to do the
york.
| H~The musicians of Leopold
have organized q Brass Band
and received their Instruments.
They all do cry und say oh
my ven dot leetle sherman
pand gose py."
"A handsome lady always
loois handsomer under a hand.
some hat. The place for ladies
to buy handsome hats, at
pleasant prices, is at W. $
Kings, Lutesville.
Pork is made with the least
feed Immediately after the pig Is
weaned. A pound of feed will
produced more pork then than
at any time in the pigs life.
"A Supper will be given by
the ladies Of Marble Hill and
Lutesville in the Masonic Hall
at this place on Friday night,
the 25th inst, to raise money to
pay for the Organ for the NJ. s.
Academy. All are cordially in
vittd.
The crop report of the past
week states that wheat, oats
and grass are growing nicely,
and the weather has generally
been favorable to farm work. -
AL fruits, except peaches,
promise well in all sections of
the State.
We stop this paper when
the time paid for expires (unless
satisfactory arrangements are
made for Its continuance for
the reason that we do not wish
to force it upon any one, and
this is our means Of ascertain.
ing whether its continuance is
desirable.
Frank Nenninger and Miss
Cacelia Arpzen were married at
Leopold Tuesday by Father
Bettels. An enjoyable time
was had by our German friends.
The PRESS congratulates Mr..
and Mrs. -Nenninger in their I'm,
ion and hopes that it will prove a
happy one.
Tight lacing is condemned
by the doctors as deleterious to
health. But all the doctors ad-
mire beautiful laces worn by
ladies. Ladies are hereby po-
litely informed that an exquis-
lite line of laces is now being Of
fered at bargain prices, at w.
s. Kings, Lutesville.
| While some movers were
passing through town Monday,
a lad some 8 or 10 years old fell
out Of the wagon and was run
over by 1t. The little fellow re.
ceived the prompt attention Of
Drs. A. and G. A. Sander, who
found the only serious hurt to
be a broken thigh. This was
properly dressed by them and
the sufferer relieved. The par
ents have taken a house here
and will remain a few days.
|X-W.,P p McCans of this place
Yhas applied for a patent on a
type galley. 1t dispenses with
quoins and side-sticks. In lock-
ing one side moves against the
type. The galley is instantly
locked by means of two finger
levers, whose construction holds
them firmly in place, 1t is the
best thing in the shape Of u
galley that we have either seen
or read about.
M--James Rauls who was in
Jail (constructively) on u charge
of fraudulently obtaining u
note, was released Monday on