Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-12-10

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Jackets at 0. j. Snider 4 Co.'s.
We wish to have it gener-
ally known that we received
last week a large invoice of en-.
v~lops. Come to us for your
work.
p. N. Snider, one of our
most prosperous farmers of near
Latin. brought us an ear OF
corn on which were about l, 400
grains.
The First Quarterly meet.
ing of the NJ. e. Church, South,
for this circuit was held al
Hahn's Chapel last Saturday
and Sunday.
| Charles i. Stewart was ar.
rested here last week and taken
to Charleston, where he is
charged with having violated
til0 Otdt0 law.
Z. Dehls says he will open
the campaign for Prohibition
on Saturday evening next, at
the Patterson schoolhouse on
Perkins Creek.
--"Doc" LESLEY, who lives
on. ''Lessley Ridge" and who
has been suffering from a severe
attack of rheumatism for some
time, is improving.
Cigars at Erich D. Sanders
store. He has a gold watch
which he is going to give TO one
OF his customers. You may be
the one-who knows9
The contract has been let
by the county court of Wayne
county for furnishing the booths
to be used in that county in
voting under the new law.
Miss Harriet Whybark and
Mr.. Samuel Whybark are STOP
ping in town with Robert Fish.
er. They may make their per-
manent home in this town.
oh, my! have You seen those
pretty Ladies' Jackets and all
wool black shawls at that big
store of DRUMS in Marble Hill9
They ARE so CHEAP, too.
In Dunklin county, an ex.
change says, coon skins are now
legal currency and will pay for
anything but whiskey It
takes gold or silver to buy that
article.
Remember that w. E.
Rockwell keeps a complete line
of general merchandise in the
Masonic Hall building in Marble
Hill. which he will sell CHEAP.
Call and see him.
Rev. W. H. Roberts, who
preaced in the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday, will visit
this place on the 4th instead of
the 1st Sunday in each month
hereafter.
Free trade on sugar at
Drums. He sells 19 lbs. gran
ulated, 19 lbs. white G., 81 lbs.
yellow G, and % lbs. brown for
81 each. So come and buy
your sweetness for Xmas.
Ora Thornburgh and Ike
Teeters are hunting and trap.
ping in the southern part of
this county, and are having
moderate success They will
likely continue in the business
all winter.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
New coming in every day
Children's, Boys, and Youths
pants and suits Of evey descrip.
ton and 80 cheap that it will
make you smile, at Drums.
The Cape :Girardeau New
Era was in error last week when
it stated that Dr. Wilmer of
this place was dead The Dr..
still lives, and has never enjoy
ed better health than he does at
the present time.
j. B. Thompson and w. u.
Works have purchased the
right to sell the Texas patent
churn dasher, and have same
for sale at the postoffice at
Lutesville. Don't fail to get one,
The business portion of
Charleston came very near be.
ing wiped out by fire again Fri.
day morning, and as usual, a
defective ilue was al the bottom
of it. The fire was discovered
just IN time to save the town.
Head, the negro who shot at
attorney Elliott in 1888 was &C.
Quilted In the circuit court al
Farminxton last week. The
case is the outcome Of the cam.
paign Of 1883 whom Head, who
10 Q politician and prexcher,
bitterly opposed Elliot, who
was q candidate for Pross. Atty.
Of Mississippi county at the
time. They quarreled, Elliott
slashed Head with . knife, and
Had Yetrrnad kha nnli.