Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-05-21
Two accordeous at cost at
DR.. 4. J. Mayfield's. Lutesyille.

DAY.
Children cry for d.
JaqueS's Taste!ess chill cure
Lutesville.
j. w. Caldwell. Col. Muir
dock and Moses Whybark wen
to St. Louis Monday.
-AccoIdeons, Cheap, too, ant
very good at DR.. Il. Il. jacques
LutesvilIe.
Screen Doors and Window
Screens at Clark, 9 Hardwar:
store. Lutesville.
Mrs. Biggs has nearl,
doubled her stock OF millinery
goods in the last few days.
Forest fires continue to Dc
great damage i'll Michigan
Wisconsin and other States.
Ladies', Mrs. Biggs desires
to call your attention to her
stock Of Hosiery, Sell cheap.
Preparations are oeina
made for an entertainment tc
be glven by the membersNf the
Chotauqua Society Ill a/silort
time.
Have you a cough or bad
cold! DR.. JaQues's Compound
Couge Syrup never fails to cure.
Rev, Miller 4Iu,heran>
preached in the Presbyterian
Church Sunday and Rev. Keiter-
man (Methodist) preached ia
the same house Sunday night
--Girls, if you want millinery
goods, Mrs. Hutes, Lptesville,
has just what you want.
--]ewo!ry aud uachas cheap
er than ever. We are selling to
suit the times.--A. r. Jaques,
Lutesville.
II. M. Jones will have fresh.
water fish il Marble Hill and
LutesvilIe Wednesdays and
Saturdays. I2t
An exchange says; E;cnol,
ars, love your teachers; we used
to love ours-and look where
we are today, editing a news
paper and getting free tickets to
the show"
Mrs. Biggs has a little Of
evrything kept in a tirst.c]ass
millinery story. Qantities and
varieties vary according to de.
Always seasonable.
Mrs. L5ites Of Lutesville has
just returned from the city and
now has, at her store, the larn
est stock OF millinery goods eV-
er brought to Lutesville.
Little Minnie King who had
been sick for u long time, died
at the residence Of her Grand
Mrs. Jalnieon, Friday
night. She was barred near
L'.lma Sunday.
w hen will the world come
to an end! Don't know; but
it you want to see au endless
world OF milllensfy goods you
only have to &c 10 the store Of
Mrs. Lutes, lute>Hiilc, No.
If you want q good farm.
FRS paper take the "JournaL Of
4 AyrIcultnrt." For the cash
We can farni5h 1t and the PEHss
both for Sl.j0 a year Come or
send while Ills offer is open.
donations of 1ower3 for
memorial day will he iNan'<
ally received by 'he Pest at
he &, a. L. ball on he mo,n
ny Of the 3Oih inst. Post will
cave hall at 10. y. NJ,
j. NJ. Poe, The insurance
agent Of Lutesvilie, desires ii
understood that the report be
n,s circulated in some parts Of
.he county that he intends to
cave this county is false. - Il
Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
Iandiierchiefs. Hose. Hans aud
lat Trimmings Of al kinds,
-Oraeis. ana ire largest STOCK
# ARTIFICIAL NLoNERs every
Drought Ito !IutesviIle al Hii,.
'iggs'. All in season
John Barks has bought
Peter llawn's Glen Allen iaIYu
VI some 60 odd acrns. he con
'ideration beirg $500. John
will start q blacksmith shop at
flsn Allen if he eau hire !,
smith at reasonable rates.
Here is u comical rebulle
bestowed upon Il lawless youth
'y a Georgia judge: "Young
nan, yCu were blessed with Il
noble and exemplary father,
vho inculcated ih your minh. the
principles of honesty and vir5-
lie, and a pious mother who
lightly offered up prayer for
'on; instead Of which you 60
Iround stealing ducks!'
There are seven varieties
If money, exclusive .offractional
hlver, in the United States.
Nhuv ora rol1 coin oiI,.r on;n