Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-10-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Only ten days to the elect.

TO to w. s. Kings for your
merchandise.
What do you think about
the flying machine?
Aux Robinson has moved
TO Marble Hill.
"A daughter of ]. M. Sink
ard has pneumonia fever.
Democrats don't know how
to scratch and are glad of it.
Buy your buots and shoes
from w. S. King, Lutesville.
Beauty, devoid of grace, is
. mere hook without the bait.
"A copy of the Cosmopol-
itan can be seen at this Office.
"A 7.year old daughter of
Philip BarKs is sick of a fever.
p. D. Sandy left Wednes-
of last week for his home in Hi
nois.
Democrats wont need
scratching pencils on election
day.
Best stock of men and
boys fall clothing at w. S.
Kings
60 to August Bohnsacks
for great bargains in heating
stoves.
If you want Fresh canned
goods 60 to A. & E. Miller.
Lutesville.
"A gentleman and lady gave
a theatrical performance in the
Masonic Hall Friday night.
King, of Lu,esvilie, sells
the best goods and sells the
cheapest goods. Go and see him.
Some one has discovered
a way to make ladies corsets
and whips from turkey feathers
w. S. King has a full line
of men and boys ready made
clothing at his Lutesville store.
Mason Kinder, Ora Thorns-
burgh and John Lane attended
the Fair at Cane Girardeau last
week.
DIR. A. R. Jaques invites
you to call and examine his
line of goods when in Lutes-
vile.
Send US the cash or card
If you wish your paper c"ntin-
ned after the time paid foreX-
pires.
Mrs. Annie E. Baxter is a
candidate for County Clerk of
Laclede county, on the Demo
cratic ticket.
The Lord used but one pat
tern for all men. but he cut the
majority of them smaller than
the pattern.
The Exposition is a big
thing for St. Louis so is Kings
Dry Goods Emporiu IN for
Lutesyille.
/ Rev. Eure, pastor in charge
of Lutesville circuit, is now re-
sident of Marble Hill, occupying
the parsonage.
Hon. J. j. Russell of Charles
ton made one of the soundest
and clearest talks of the cam
paign here last Saturday.
Hon. M. L. Clardy of Farm
ihgton talked Democracy
straight from tie shoulder, for a
few minutes last Saturday.
There are two things TO
which we never grow accustom+ 4
ed-the ravages of time and the
injustice of our fellowmen.
Don't forget the new Res.
taurant and Grocery store run
by A. & E. Miller, Lutesyille.
They sell cheap-you bet.
w. s. King of Lutesville
will sell you Millinery goods
as cheap-if not cheaper-than
you can buy them elsewhere.
The mother of Mesdames
DR.. A. Sander and A. j. Bedwell |
will make her home with those
ladies in the future, we have
been told.
Lawyers must be paved
but they come a great deal
higher than does the Dry good
and Groceries sold by w. S.
King of Lutesville.
When sending stamps for
subscription be sure to so ar
range them that they will no,
stick and mass together unless
you desire them returned.
-Messrs Jones and Deguire
of Madison county are out with
petition to start a saloon in
Marble Hill. We hear that there
are two other petitions out.
The Cotton Belt Railroad
was sold "under the hammer"
in st. Louis Monday for six
millions of dollars. IL was
bought with Eastern money.
The Republican high tariff
mia mn tha Ori, q tf cotton nnd