Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-09-11

Keep plenty of pure water
where the hogs can reach il at
this season.
Take your produce to w.
s. King to sell. He wants it at
best prices.
king, of Lutesvilie, sells
the best goods and sells the
cheapest goods. Go and see him.
Send US the cash or a card
If you wish your paper contin-
ued after the time paid for ex-
pires.
\1Wm. Beach, who is teach
ing school near Buchanan, says
that his school opened with an
enrolment of 80 scholars.
Business may go slow at
other places but that is not the
way it is going over the counter
at W. s. Kings cheap cash
store.
The Canning Factory of
this city has this season paid
the Olen Fruit Company ST.
50O for raspberries alone.-Wil-
low Springs Index.
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.
j. D. Potter is now a citi-
zen Of Marble Hill; having NOV
ed into the Sandy property last
week. A Mr.. Myers and sis.
ter are living with him.
Mrs. +. w. Stammer and
daughters, Misses BERTHE and
Edna, of Bismarck, left Wed.
nesday last to visit friends iu
Sedwickville. and Marble Hill.
Bismarck Herald.
The protracted meeting,
conducted by Rev. S. G. Biffle,
w. A. Jinkins, and others,
at Gravel Hill was a snccess,
several conversions, aud access
ions to the Methodist church.
Chop cold boiled potatoes
fine, and stir them into a cup Of
hot milk in which has been
melted two tablespoonfuls of
butter. Pepper and salt to taste.
II you have tream, use this aud
half as much butter.
The federal election bill
may pass.-If you want a good
quality Of any kind of goods
kept in a general store ". S.
King, Lplesyille, can furnish
such goods as cheap as they
can be purchased in the city.
-lfyour hay crop is short it
will be well to make prepara-
tons for the proper preserva-
tion of your corn fodder. Ar.
range to have it moved near the
barn or COW sheds before it is
seriously injured by the wealth
er.
Your children all starting
to school get them school shoes,
head gear, in fact every
thing necessary to keep them
dry aud comfortable at w. S.
Kings cheaper than any, where
else in Southeast Missouri
"A Gentleman in Rails coun
ty was subpenaed on the grand
jury a week or 80 ago and at
once bought a suit Of cloths and
a ticket to Jefferson City. think
ing grand juriss all met at the
capital of the state. This is no
ledger.
"A gentleman of GlUyellon
sends US the following:
Prof. l. N. Wager, formerly
Of this place, will return to his
DID home near here in October,
and again take charge as pril.
,ipal and teacher of Concordia
The Prof. and the
citizens will spare no efforts to
make the school as successful
as it ever was before. All who
are thinking Of attending school
ibis winter are requested to ex.
anime the school.
j. B. Tucker, an old citi. J
zen Of Marble Hill, died very
suddenly at his home Monday |
eve about the time the sun
was sinking beneath the
western horizon and leaving
Ibis hemesphere a hemesphera
Of darkness. The deceased had
nearly a decade ago passed the
time allotted unto man to live
three scores and ten year--he |
being in his SOth year.
. Death! the poor mans dearest friend.
The kindest and the best
Welcome was the hoOr, his aged llmbs
We're laid with thee at rest.
ANY information as 70 the
whereabouts Of the girl mention
ed in the paragraph below will
be gladly received by her par.
an,s, and will reach them by
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