Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-04-02
For easter bonnets go to
Mrs. Biggs'.

:. "A Vermont man, under tn
law of that State, having bee
convicted on 723 indictments fo
selling liquor, has cen senten
ced to 63 years. Imprisonment,
Binding twine does no
make good plow gears. Go Il
Jesse H. Lutes' harness shop
Lutesville' and have your gear,
fixed in tip top shape. Cheal
for cash.
p. J. Berry of Glen Allen
graduated few days ago from
a St. Louis medical college. He
is a gentleman and we hope to
see him rise in the medical pro-
fession.
"A generous soil awaits the
tilling to return a fruitful abun.
dance. The thrifty farmer will
not fail to examine the Bissell
chilled plow, For sale by J. b.
Thompson, Lutesville.
AT a wedding in Arcadia,
Fla, the other day, the bride
was married to her ninth hus-
band, and four of her fbtmer
husbands were present at the
ceremony.
The Bissel plow is warrant
ed to run us light as any plow
made; scOur and perform its
work in the best manner, and
to be made of the best material.
Sold by J. b. Thompson.
Toilet articles, the most
useful, perfumery as sweet
smelling as the gardens Of the
Sultan, notions for ornaments,
articles for use. all at Erich O.
Sanders store, Marble. Hill.
Many counties in Illinois,
Iowa, Kansas and other states
have ladies for county sQperin-
tendents and commissioners
and they have proven to- be
competent and efficient fIicers
in every respect. ct.-Bonne Ter.
re Democrat.
Don't wait for the leather.
wood and hickory to peal, but
come right to Jesse Lutes' sad
dlery shop in Lutesville and
buy what new harness you
need. Bring the old harness
along and have them repaired
at once.
There are lady candidates
for School Commissioner in Iron,
St. Francois, Bollinger, Cape
GirardeaI, Butler, MadisN and
Wayne counties in Southeast
Missouri, and many more in
other parts of the State..-rhe
Sentinel.
j. X. Gwynn who started
out in life as the editor of a
county newspaper in Missouri,
is new the sole proprietor of an
entire tcwn, Floyd City in Texas.
As an example of the capri
cionsness of fortune, it is the
most remarkable case on record.
Fix.
WIN. H. Proctor has do
mated a number of trees to the
county. The trees were set
out in the courthouse yard and,
although they are small now,
they will, in a few years, add
greatly TO the beauty of the
county's property and also to
the town.
Bateman of Califor-
MIA has delivered a number of
temperance lectures in this
town and in Lntesville in the
last few days. He is an inter.
esting talker. He organized a
temperance society in the Pres
byterian Church Of this place
Tuesday night,
The pre,tiest girl e'cr did see
Was chewing tolu constantly.
I asked to share her gum with me =
She oped her lips invitingly.
The piece protuded TWEEN her teeth,
| stuck my willing lips beneath
To bite it otf-but couldn't miss
Unconsciously to Stoal--a kiss!
-Ironton Register SAYS: We
saw a postal card yesterday
from Green B. Raum, Pension
Commissioner, to an applicant
for pension under the law of
June n, 1890, which applica-
tion was numbered 499,490.
Which shows u pretty lively
rate of applica,ions.-about
1900 a day-.since the law went
into effect.
The devil has written the
Atchison Globe a poem for
publication from which is taken
the following extract: II stand
at the gates cf smonliering
land and bask in its snlphurous
glow, and / teckon the spirits
with welcoming hand to the re
gions of torture below. The
young and the old, the rich aud
the poor who lye in the palace
of sin. I beckon and welcome
them all to my door, gather, |
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