Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-06-05
Monday was a scorcher.

Generous rivalry does no
man harm.
The greatest master is he
who is master of himself.
There were a good many
people in town Saturday.
Moses Whybark, Esq,
went to st. Louis Sunday. :.
Miss Dora Axe went to
Kansas City Sunday on a visit.
Miss Kate Husksy IS at
home from Cape Glrardeau on
a visit.
Some of our farmers are
preparing their ground for
Hungarian or Millet.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. LESLEY
attended the M. E. Conference
at Morley last week.
Pat Ahern made a rousing
Union Labor speech in the
courthouse Saturday.
WIN. Clippard Of near Ad.
shipped a car load of
cattle to St. Louis last week.
Miss Flora Frymire went
to Farmington Saturday to be
present at the closing exercises
of the schools.
We cannot and will not
publish everything free, poked
at us, no difference from what
sonrce it may come.
Remember the maxim, ga
penny saved is a penny made"
and buy your Spring and Sum-
mer goods Of w. S. King, Lutes'
Vile.
Capt. w. ]. Hightower
spoke to the people in the
courthouse Saturday. He pour
ed red hot shot into the ranks
Of the Republican and Demo
cratic parties.
Ladies', you are respectful
ly invited to call upon Mrs. E.
P. Biggs, Lutesville, and in.
spect her handsome stock OF
ribbons, laces and hat trim
mings.
II. j. Shorb, candidate for
Representative, was unexpect-
pdly cqlled upon for a speech
Saturday and complied for a
few moments as that was all the
time the occasion demanded.
Just think of a $40 book
for 50 50 and that book Web
stpr's Unabridged Dictionary, to
boot. You can get such a bar.
gain at the old reliable Bargain
House Of w. s. King, Lutesville
AS one of Crooked Greek
Townships best citizens said
Saturday., swell, Walker has
made the best Congressman We
have ever had, and you can
say anything against him, any
how"
Spring is here and Summer
soon will be. But this is to re
mind you that the handsomes,
and cheapest line of Spring and
Summer clothing to be found or
the market is at w. s. Kings
Lutesvil)e.
Francis DeRike was trle(
in Justices Court Monday fo
fe]onious assault. He was &C
quilted. The charge was pre-
ferred by Thomas jackson
The full details of the case ar
a little too savory for our col
umns.
-"Fairest among ten thous
and and altogether lovely
half exclaimed, half-sighed
charming lady upon observin!
the handsome Beaded Scarf
being sold by that Prince o
Merchants, w. s. King, Lutes
vile.
E-Dr. w. H Shirley brough
to this office on Monday a DO!
Of as fine strawberries as W
have seen this season. The bel
ries were raised on his farm
miles southwest of Lutesvill
, and tasted better than the
looked. Thanks, Dr., for you
; kindness.
We stop this paper whe
the time paid for expires (unles
satisfactory arrangements al
made for its continuance ft
the reason that we do not wis
to force it upoa any one, an
, this is our means of ascertair
: ing whether its continuance
desirable.
There is no rubbing out th
r fact that great number of OF
very best farmers and citizen
, and their good wives and daugl
. ters, too, for that matter, fave
building a bridge across CASTE
at Bollinger Mills and ais
q across the creek between Marb
= Hill and Lutesville. This woul
, be nice, indeed. Another thir
.. tina, is very nice is the Velv
, Goods now being sold w.
q King, Lutesville.
t NoTloE:--Cynthia J. Bail<
4 having left my bed and boa,
!. without just or lawful cause, q