Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-05-14

tsmber grand jury on a charge
Of fraud.
If you want the best of &C.
commodations in the hack and
buggy service, 3. w. Baker
will furnish you with same.
AN eminent divine saws
that too many professors of re,
ligion talk too much about their
cross and not enongh about
their crown.
Mrs. Biggs of Lutesville is
prepared to give cheaper and
better bargains this spring than
ever before in millinery goods.
"A mule belonging to a fer
mer near Belton. Tex ate
his owners coat. in the pocket
OF which was an envelope cot
tanning S5l2.
When in Lutesville call
and examine Mrs. Biggs' ele-
giant stock of hats and Millin-
cry goods, whether you buy or
not.
u. T. Oswald of the firm
Hartel & Oswald, liquor dealers.
has been very sick for same
four weeks. DR.. w. B. Einney
is treating him.
If the Bissell pillow does not
work to your satisfaction jus,
send notice to the dealer from
whom you bought. Buy from
}. B. Thompson of Lutesville.
i. ". Aldridge and E. A.
Sitzes have taken advantage Of
our combination offer of the
PRESS and Journal of Agricul-
tnre for one year
If you wish your paper con-
tinned after the time paid for
expires, pay up, send us a card,
or send us word to continue it,
and if we have found you faith
ful, it will continue.
According to the Greenvlle
journal strawberry cream,
honey paste and cucumber but.
ter are substitutes for grease in
the kingdom of Wayne.
"A generous soil awaits the
tilling 10 return a fruitful abun-
dance. The thrifty fa' mer will
not tail to examine the Bissel
chilled plow. For sale by j. B.
Thompson, Lutesville.
"A farmer of Henry County.
Georgia, claims that for Is
years he has partaken of moth
ing in the shape of food or
drink except 5uttermllk.
Mrs, Bowenkamp's buggy
axle broke, coming down the
hill at Ed. Kinder's, east of
town, Saturday, and the lady ]
was thrown out, but not hurt. (
The name New York was
bestowed In compliment to The
Duke Of York (arterwaros
James II. If England), to whom
the land was granted in 1864.
-Four cxsIef~d men, three
Cinnamon, a Malay, a. Maori
and three Mexicans, all natural
ized citizens, of course, served
on a Texas jury in a murder
case recently. |
The Eissel piow is warrant
ed to run as 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.
y. w. Laird lnfUrHlS us that |
the people on Malene's Creek
are abreast Ile times, and have |
cleared and fenced considerable |
new ground the past Winter
and this Spring.
When will the world come
to an end! Don't know; but
if you want to see an endless
world of milliener goods you on.>E
ly have to go to the store of
Mrs. Lutes, La.essilae, Mo.
"A telegram from Benton.
Scott county,suys that THE frosls
Of last week SO badly damaged
the melon crop of tha, county
that much Of it will he plowed
up aud rep|anted.
j. B. Thompson of Lu,es
vile takes this method of in
forming those vino admire good
stock that he has a full blood
ed Berkshire male, and several
full-blooded shoats to sell cheap.
1t is reported Of the late
General Sherman that once
when asked concerning his re-.
ligious creed he replied, II b4
lleve in God Almighty. This is
far as l have got" |
j. M. Poe, the insurance
agent Of Lutesville, desires il
understood that the report be.
ing circulated in some parts of
the county that he intends to
leave this coNnly is false. 81 Al
"A Michigander hi'ched his