Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-12-24

%. j. Snider & Co. have re-
ceived another big order Of
merchandise, and invite you to
come and inspect them.
/. There was a Peoples Party
Club organized at Latin last
Thursday night. The speakers
of the occasion were Mr.. Amos
Link and Mr.. Scott Wilkinson |
of Millerville, Mo. The club |
started with 10 members.
Cigars at Erich o. Sanders
store. He has a gold watch
which he is going to give 10 one
of his customers. You may be
the one-who knows2
The last census gives Lutes.
vile a population Of 235, and in
1880 its population was 31l.
1t gives Marble Hill a popula.
ton 257 in 1890 against 265 in
1SSO-.a decrease Of 76 in Lutes.
Vile and 2 in Marble Hill.
oh. myl have you seen those
pretty Ladies' jackets aud all
wool black shawls at that big
store of DRUMS in Marble Hill9
They ARE so CHEAP, too.
According to a French sta.
tistlcian a man of 30 years has
slept 5000 days, worked $500
days, walked 800 days, amused
himself 1000 days, was eating
1900 days, was sick 500 days.
He ate 1900 pounds of bread,
10000 pounds Of meat, 4,60o
pounds Of vegetables, eggs and
fish, and drank 1000 gallons of
water.
Free trade on sugar at
Drums. He sells 18 lbs. gran
ulated, 10 lbs. white G, 81 lbs.
yellow G, and % lbs. brown for
81 each. So come and buy
your sweetness for Xmas.
The Bollinger County Bank
was organized Monday and the
following officers elected: w.
w. Sample, President; g. E.
Clark, Vice President; Jacob J.
Conrad, Cashier. The Board
of Directors consists of Jacob j.
Conrad, G.. E. Clark, W. w.
Sample, Jasper Frymire and F
M. Wells. They are all good
men. and the mere fact that
these gentlemen are at the head
of the enterprise assures its sue
cess.
CLOTHING! CLOTHTNGM
New coming in every day
Children's, Boys, and Youths
pants and suits of evey descrip
iion and so cheap that it will
make you smile, at tDrum's.
Perhaps you have noticed
that the number Of workingmen
who are travelling over this
country Of ours in search Of en-
ployment have been on the in
| crease for several months;
that they represent nearly ev-
cry trade known to Americans,
and that they all invariably ap-
proach you with the same tale
HARD TIMES. This country
has been in the hands of the Re.
publican party for over three
years, and the working men
have not yet received that 50 a
day and roast beef. The intel
llgent reader will not fail to
catch the point.
Have you grease spots on
your clothlng9 If so call and
purchase u bottle OF our Magic
Erasive Fluid. A single bottle
will convince YOU. 10 cents
will buy a bottle.
A. r. JAQuEs.
| tit is the best W. ever used
Ed
First Bum: "Were you ev-
er in business"
| Second Bum: II was in bust
ness once but failed"
F. B.: "Oh, I don't wish to
continue your acquaintance.
You were one Of those mer
chants that think it does not
pay to advertiso.-Ex.
Il took a look through the
great emporium of r. Drum
the other day and I NEVER was
SO surprised to see such a large
line Of good Mdse. in Bollinger
Co. His store building is i'm
mense-ninety feet long, forty
feet wide. full two stories high,
divided into several differnt DE-.
partments and chuck full Of
goods from bottom to top, and
every line complete. You ought
TO go and see 1t.
Every man should paste
this in his hat or put 1t where
he will stumble over 1t two OF
three times q day: Drink moth.
ing without seeing It. Sign
nothing without reading It, and
make sure that it means nothing
more than what 1t says. Don't
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