Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-10-16

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Miss Eva jackson Of Zalma |
is q recent subscriber to the
Press.
There VIII be three more
issues Of this paper before the
election |
There was many an acre
seeded to wheat in this county |
last week.
j. T. Wells and s. A.
Jackson are taking in the St. |
Louis sights this week.
w. C. Myers and Joseph !,
Burks passed through Monday
on their way 10 the Cape Fair.
John w. Buyrow, formerly
Of this town, and Mrs. Thos.
Boan were married at Brovn-
wood Tuesday.
Mrs Matte McDade Of
Edwardsvrlle, Illinois, is visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. Mary
Boan, of this town.
Lightning killed James
Ewing Of New Madrid county
On the 4th, and also two mules
which he was driving.
William Laplante Of New
Madrid wss thrown from q
horse and killed on the 3rd,
while running a race.
Miss Eva jackson of Zalma,
q daughter Of s. A. Jackson,
has been visiting Miss Belle
Wells the past week.
Oscar (usually called "AuK1
Robinson came up on Wsdnes-
days train. He looks as though
he would live but a short time.
Business may 60 slow at
other places but that is not the
way it is going over the counter
at w. s. Kings cheap cash
store.
|T-Henry Elfrank has traded
his farm to G. p. Caldwell for
his town property and they will
exchange residences after the
election.
w. s. King keeps the peo-
pie supplied with all Of the
cheapest and best Groceries
the the st. Louis market at
fOrds.
Joseph Hopkins and Miss
Sarah Balks were married at
the BRIDES home Geo. Bark's)
a few days ago by Esquire
w. H. Lutes.
Lawyers must be paved
but they come q great deal
higher than does the Dry good
and Groceries sold by w. 8.
King of Lutesvills.
Rev. D. l. Walker, preach
er in charge Of Webster Circuit,
Washington county, and his
wife are visiting friends and
relatives here,
k-When sending stamps for
subscription be sure to so ar-
range them that they will not
stick and mass together unless
you desire them returned.
There will be preaching
Saturday night and Sunday in
the M. E. Church, Lutesville,
by Rev. Eurde, the pastor in
charge of this circuit.
The friends of w. 8. King.
Lutesville. should not forget
the fact that he is running a
general store and would appre-
ciate their patronage,
j. G. Wann h Son received
the saws and machinery Mon.
day to cut slaves at their mill
on Hog Greek, on the jackson
road.
One half fair will take you
10 the 81. Louis Exposition but
it costs you nothing to exam.
inc Kings immense stock Of
Prints and dress goods.
About the most short. sight.
ed thing a Democrat could do
would be to scratch his ticket
the leaet bit on the 4th Of next
month.
-.Have You seen the stock
of NEW Millinery Goods Just
received at Mrs. E. P. Biggs',
Lutesville1 You should call
at her store. She sells-ahl So
cheap.
k~Dr. w. G. Talley is epdeav.
oring to raise subscription
enough TO open q new road to
the Academy. The move is .
laudable one ard should meet
with liberal::aid.
There is time for all
things" but now's the time cf all
times the chance Of q life time
TO buy Millinery goods while
yon can get them cheap fiom
Mrs. E. P. Biggs, Lutesville.
TO those who who will call
at my Millinery Store, In Lutes.
Vile, / will insure them salts.
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