Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-02-05


at DR.. A. R. Jaques drugstore,
Luiesville.
Nothing new has reliably
developed about the highway
robbery since our last issue.
DIR. A. r. Jaques, Lutes-
Vile, desires you to understand
that be has a large stock of
VALENTINES.
Elder l. B. Dodson will
preach at the Christian Church
in this town on Friday nioht
before the third Sunday.
AHartle and Oswald will
put a saloon in the H. G. Scholl
store building near R. Drums
store, so we have been told.
N-Richard Deguire and Burt
Jones. who have been keeping
saloon here, will leave in a few
days for Fredericktown, their
former home.
Il. B. 1--WE call him Baxter)
James has returned from his
western trip. He said he would
tell us more at another time.
Bet you he don't 60.
Spec you can't suit your
self in anything in the specta-
Gle line anywhere in Rollinger
county as well as you can at
DR.. A. Sanders drugstore. [2t
Dyspepsia and o.isappoint
ment in love seems to produce
the same outward effect. The
difference between them is thai
dyspepsia is very hard to cure.
SO many of our old sub
scribers have renewed since oul
last issue that space forbids q
personal mention, but the
Press thanks you, just the
same.
Strictly cash or produce
is the motto adopted by O. j
Snider Il Co., Lutesville, at W.
5. Kings old stand. Give them
a call when in search of bar
gains.
"A. & E. Miller have com
pleted their new lunch room
They are fixed up in style, you
bet, to accommodate Ladies as
we'll as Gentlemen. Call and
see them.
Jacob Whybark lost a fine
young mule last week from
lockiaw and blindstaggers.
This is a pretty severe blow up
on Jake, as he is but lily able tt
bear such loss.
N.The parties Of whom men
ton was made last week as
having been arrested for hog
stealing were right honorably
acquitted by Esq. Hardesly ol
the 3oth ult.
Blind Tom is dying of con-
sumption, and the S5O0,O0C
which he earned by his skill as
a pianist has mysteriously dis.
appeard, leaving him a paupel
inmate of a lanitic asylum.
The Presbyterian Churct
Of this place and a chulch O.
the same faith at Ironton have
paid the expense of making thei1
preacher q fine carpet. The
carpet was made is this town.
Sample & Kinder buy fol
spot cash. They sell for spot
cash or produce-take n,
chances and can and will sell
you goods for less money than
any other house IN Southeast
Mo.
20. j. Snider &. Co. are
selling merchandise at bed rocl'
prices, preparatory to Their
spring purchases. If you want
bargains, call at once on them
at w. s. Kings old stand, ii
tutesville.
|NWe believe that we have
never been ''given to blowing,
therefore when we say that the
PRESS is just simply going be
yond all precedent in this coun
ty, we state a stubborn, but, tt
US, gratifying fact.
If you find pencil cross OF
your paper you may know
that your time is about out
and that, without instructions
to the contrary, your paper will
be discontinued when the tim,
paid for shall have expired.
NWe have learned since las
issue that Henry Killian hac
$145 in money burned in bi
house on the "a ut. He is sal
isted that the burning was th'
work of an incendiary, AM
thinks he knows who that was.
proof of the puddins
is in the eating. The PRESS ha
stayed longer than any pape
ever published in Bollinge
Comfy. It will stay. 1t i
fastened. It is controlled b,
only one individual. 1t i
booming,
The Sheriff Of Mississippi
IConntv has inst camplotpd IN,