Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-06-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL

IA uu0 uuC Vi mllllucIy
goods at Mrs. Biggs'.
-Croquette sets $1.2O to 81 60
at:.Dr. A. R. Jaques'.
Mrs. Kaiser is visiting Mrs.
Dyer Of Oran, Scott county.
-Corsets and ladies under
wear at Mrs. Biggs', Lutesville,
The Southeast Normal of
Cape Girardeau closed last
Thursday.
DIR. Jaques's Good Samari.
tan Never fail to relieve all from
cholic &c.
Mics Flora Jamison was Wis
iting in the southern part of the
county last week.
Solid Gold Wedding rings
. spacialty.-A. r. Jacques.
Lutesville.
TO make one pound of hon
ey the bees must visit from 80,
600 to 100000 flowers.
-Accordeons, cheap, too, and
very good at DR.. A. r. Jaques,
Lutesville.
Screen Doors and Window
Screens at Clark's Hardware
store. Lutesville.
DIR. Z. M. Wilmer returned
from a visit to his parents in
Milton, Indiana, last week.
Mrs. Biggs has nearly
doubled her stock of millinery
goods in the last few days.
Set a dish of water in the
oven with cakes when baking
and they will seldom scorch.
Get your posters for the 4th
Of July celebration out on time.
This Office is fixed for the biz.
w. A. Loef1er has%ssorn-
ed from Caledonia, Mo. where
he has been attending school.
1t il estimated that from 80
to 40 self.binders have been
sold In this county this year.
Il. Dehl was in town last
week. He will move his family
from st. Louis to this county.
Ladies, Mrs. Biggs desires
to call your attention to her
stock of Hosiery. Sell cheap.
Go to A. l. E. Miller's for
your groceries. They sell as
cheap as anybody. Lutesville.
Have you a cough or bad
cold9 DR.. Jaques's Compound
Couge Syrup never fails to cure.
Mrs. Bigys has the fines!
stock of Ribbons and Flowers
that was ever kept in Lutesvllle.
The gates leading to the
pavilion will be thown open to
all comers and goers on the 4th
of July.
--Jewe)ry and waches cheap.
or than ever. We are selling to
suit the times.-A. r. Jaques,
Lutesville.
Il. Mayer has the sub.con-
tract of carrying the mail be-
tween here and Lutesville be.
ginning July 9th. next.
DIR. G. M. Wilmer has the
thanks of this office-devil and
all-for a very. very, velY,Very,
very beautiful boquet which he
gave us Friday.
When you have read the
PRESS through do not throw 1t
away, but hand it to some
neighbor who is so unfortunate
as to rot be a subscriber.
Mrs. ], NJ. Poe who has
been spending several months
at Colorado Springs, Colorado,
will return TO her Lutesville
home about the 25th inst.
Mrs. Biggs has little Of
evrything kept in a tirst'class
millinery story. Qantities and
varieties vary according to de.
mand. Always seasonable:
Hon. Moses Whybark was
sometime ago apnQintef by
| Governor Francis one of Ne Re
gents of the Cape Normal
sSchool, and he WAS there last
week in such capacity.
\ If you want this paper
land the "twice-a week" Repub'
Slic, of St. LOUIS, send us $1.7O
Esand both papers will be sent to
your address for one year. Snb'
\ scribe. Cash in advance.
N "A sure cure for toothache
Sis alum and common salt, pul.
'sverized 10 equal quantities; then
SEIwst q small piece Of cotton,
scausing the mixture to ahere,
4and place 1t 10 the hollow tooth.
1t 10 worth trying.
II Ladies Furnishing Goods,
kHandkerchiefs, Hose, Hats and
ghat Trimmings Of all kinds,