Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-10-15

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Dress goods and fancy no.
tions of every description at
Drums He IS always ready to
show them and make you cheap
bargains.
Elder I. B. Dodson will
preach at Zalma on the third
Sunday in this month. Four
persons will be baptized On the
same day.
Miss Anna Conrad requests
us to say that the w. G. Il. U.
| of Marble Hill will meet at Mrs.
s. J. Lessley's residence to.
morrow night.
Sam Jones is threatened
with prosecution for slander, he
having made some ugly charges
against the community and
town of Rome. Ga.
II. T. Beach, Lutesvi.e, now
keeps a full stock of coftins and
burial cases-whl:e cases for
children. Metallic caskets furn
ished on short notice.
"A couple of ears of corn
that grew on Randall Mayfield's
farm this year were left at this
office. 1t is very good, consid.
erlng the dry season.
Bring your wheat, corn,
dried fruit, hides, feathers,
chickens, turkeys, eggs, sc. to
Drums. He pays the highest
prices in cash or goods.
w. E. Rockwell of Latin
has rented the vacant room un.
der the Masonic Hall and will
put a stock of goods therein
about the first of the month.
If hogs are fed within
twelve hours before killing, the
meat is more liable to sour than
if no feed is given, while, in ad-
dition, the food will be wasted.
Photo. ALBUMs.-Call and
examine our new stock of
Albums-30 cents and upwards.
The best we have ever sold for
the money.
A. R. JAQUEs.
There is Il pear tree in JEFF.
ferson' City, NO., the fruit of
which one man has bought for
twenty years, and during that
time has paid $500 to the owner
of the tree.
Drum has the largest and
best selected stock of general
merchandise in Bollin ger Coun-
ty. He buys for cash and sells
for cash, which enables him to
sell cheap.
died, Oct. 18th. at his resi-
dence five miles east of this
place, Jonas Fl. Grader. Mr..
Grader was one of Bollinger
County's Oldest citizens. He
leaves a wife and several chill.
dren to mourn their loss.
Mail matter deposited in
the postoffice bearing stamps
cut from stamped envelopes,
newspaper wrappers or postal
cards will be held for postage.
See page 53l of P. L. r.
G. H. LANE, P. M.
In Corea every unmarried
man is considered a hoy, though
he should live to be a hundred.
No matter what his age is, he
follows in position the young.
est of the married men, despite
the fact perhaps of having lived
years enough TO b. their father.
Have you grease spots on
your clothing? If so call and
purchase a bottle of our Magic
Erasive Fluid. A single bottle
will convince YOU. Is cents
will buy a bottle.
A. R. JAQUEs.
! 1t is the best we ever used
Ed.]
Henry M. Stanley, like the
gallant gentleman be is, says
that "a mans wife is too sacred
for the world to know and dis
cuss." The idea is a delicate
Truth, neatly put, and will he
accepted as all sufficient, except
in the high, pressure atmosphere
of the divorce conrt.
-Ye editor visited the Acad
emy Saturday. We found
everything moving along in
good order and the teachers
busy instructing in a very salts.
factory manner. The recita.
tions we heard were evidence of
thorough instruction on the
part of the teachers and thor.
ough application on the par,
of the students.
Friday night Oct. 9th was
the occasion of the birth of six
democratic boys in German
Township. Mrs. Susan Cook
was engaged to attend at each,
but the number being some
what unusual she didn't get all
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