Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-06-05
&We are TO have a primar,

AWe are TO have a primary
election.
Esq. Patton Of Wayne
Township gave rs ! call Tues
day.
-The primary election will
be held on the 7th of August.
A good time. too.
-Jewelry and Watches al
most given away at the store Of
DIR. A. r. Jaques, Lutesville, Mo.
Township meetings will be
held the 18th of July 10 try the
strength Of the Congressional
candidates iii this county.
Call and examine the com
plete line of ,AccUrdeons ut the
store of DR.. A. r. Jaques. They
can be furnished at a Very low
figure.
The full proceedings Of the
Democrtic Central Committee
are too lengthy for This issue,
but we give the Important part
elsewhere
You viii find n nice line Of
Fancy and Toilet articles at the
New Brick Drug Store, Iutes-
vile, Mo. Also Hammocks and
CroQuet sets.
Fifteen more citizens Of
Bollinger County wili receive
the PRESS into their families
lthls week than did last week,
we having taken this number
of subscribers since last issue.
Thompson q Nckane will
give 8 nice clock to the person
who purchases tie greatest
number Of cigo,s Of ,hen be
tween the first OF June and the
first of July. Call Oh them at
the postofIice in Lutesville.
i want to correspond with
every man in this county whc
wants 10 sell out cheap for cash
or trade for a good farm in q
live rich country. o. NJ. OsBoN
Howard, Miner Co., South Da
/ kOta.
If you tiud a pencil cross OF
your paper you may know
that your time is abont ON
and that, without instructions
to the contrary, your paper vii
be discontinued when the tlmt
paid for shall have expired.
This is the season of tht
year when all nature is adorn
ing it's richest array. Fanciful
ly dressed, all creation blooms
with inspiration new. Oh, how
lovely, for all women, is the ex
Quisite Stock, of Fancy Dres
Goods now being sold low b,
w. S. King, Lutesviile.
EDecoration Day was fitting
ly observed by the citizens 0:
Marble Hill, Lutesyille and ad
jacent country. The day wa
bright and fair and q good ant
orderly crowd was present. Th'
exercises consisted Of marching
by citizens and children from
one town to the other, then t.
the cemetery where flowers wer
strewn on the graves Of tn
dead. A suitable address wa
delivered by Rey. B. i. Bow
man, and altogether the day
spent pleasantly.
| TSU1c1DE-Miss Bette Name
, committed suicide Saturday a
the residence of DR.. Maytield il
i. Latin by taking opium poiso'
Corner Mayer was called upo
} to hold an inquest which he di
and a verdict was rendered b,
the jury that the deceased cam
to her death by opium poiso
, administered by her own han
with suicidal intent.
; Dependency is attributed a
,, the cause. Deceased was abou
f 81 years Of age, and a daughte
of Isaac Nance who lives nea
Latin.
+ Kit oft times occurs tht
: three or four weeks after til
q PRESS has published as q new
: item the death and particular
2 of it, a long obituary is sent
e by some person or Lodge wit
v a request to publish ii, It is II
r matter Of news, but one OF n
spect, Societies, Lodges, Con
!, mittees and SO forth send i
g g long lines of whereases. resol'
y y tions and what-not which al
y y not news; but something as
!, matter Of respect or otherwls
: : which we have always sacrifi
" ed our colu1s to insert fre
8 Many papers charge for sue
e notices and we shall hencefor'
do the same-always accordlr
= to circumstances. There ~
II Lodges which are ten tim'
y over mere able to pay for tt
l. resolutions sent in than we al
II to do them for nothing, and "
II must at least have enough
% % gay for the composition of the
e say one dollar. Other obit
q aries will be inserted accordil
9 to length and ability Of partl
~ to pay for them. Obituaries
.. uonr nersons will be free, b