Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-05-22

and Notions now going on at \,
Waren's, LuIesville. First to
come get fist choice.
In the publication of the
statement of receipts and eX-
penditRres this week we have
been very careful to publish
them inst rs given US. If you
see Il mistake don't say it was
the printers until you have seen
our copy.
Geo, L. Statler desires to
Inform The public trade that he
is closing ont Il bankrupt stock
of Dry Goods and Notions at
A. Warren's, Lutesville, for
cost and less, for cash.
| \NoricE-Cyrlthia j. Bailey
having left my bed and board
without inst or lawful cause, all
persons are hereby notified that
will not be responsible for
any debts which she may con-
tract. May, p, 1890. DR.. T. II.
BAILEY. At.
The farmers of Texas make
q living so easily that they
have no present need Of the
sheep, or ut least Ole would
suppose so from looking over
the farms in Texas. Not one
farm in fifty has u sheep upon
it, says an exchange.
If it is the proper thing to
elect a man to first one county
Office and then another for sev
eral years, then all will admit
that ii is much more the proper
thing to keep a good and active
Congressman in the same posi-
tion for several years.
Just think Of o $40 book
for 81 80 and that book Web
ster's Unabridged Dictionary, to
boot. Yon can get such q bar
gain at the old reliable Bargain
House Of w. S. King, Lutesville.
T-Robert Drum is having his
produce hauled to Cape Girar-
deau and shipped to st. Louis
by river, the freight rates on
the Iron Mountain being too eN
tortionate. lie will receive his
goods at the Cape and haul
them ont. Others are contem-
plating doing the same.
by pernsal Of the County
Clel ks statement Of receipts
and expenditures in this issue
the taxpayers Of the county can
see where every cent Of their
money has gone and for what
purpose. When a statement is
made ont in this form there is
no hlindfolding the people as to
where their money goes.
-"F'airest among ten thous,
and and altogether lovely"
half exclaimed, half-sighed a
charming lady upon observing
the handsome Beaded Scarfs
being sold by that Prince of
Merchants, w. s. King, Lutes-
vile.
This Office has been busy
as a bee for the last ten days
getting out the annual detailed
statement Of receipts and eX-
penditures of the county. The
statement is longer than usual,
containing 10000 ems, but it was
made out by County Clerk
Wells as the law directs, and it
is the only time in the last six
years it has been made out in
strict compliance with the Stat
utes to our certain knowledge.
This is the season of the
year when all nature is adorn-
ing its richest array. Fanciiul-
ly dressed, all creation blooms
with inspiration new. Oh, how
lovely, for all women, is the eX-
quisite Stock of Fancy Dress
Goods now being sold low by
W. S. King, Lutesville.
-Memorial Sunday services
will be held at the Presby-
terian Church on May the 25th
at 1890 o'clock a. IN. by the G.
A. r. Sermon by Rev. B. Ket-
terman.
Services in commemoration Of
comrade Andrew Poe deceas,
ed. The services are chaste and
impressive. The Church will
be handsomely decorated and the
music appropriate. The public
are invited.
We stop this paper when
the time paid for expires (unless
satlsfaCto arrangements are
made for It's 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.
FY-There is no rubbing out the
fact that q great number of our
very best farmers and citizens,
and their good wives and daugh.
lers, too, for that matter. favor
building u bridge across Castor