Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-03-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL

-FOt easier DOnnetS go 10
Mrs. Biggs'.
speaking in Marble Hill
next Thursday.
SEQ the announcement for
School Commissioner.
The county court proceed
ings will be published next
week.
There are 1906 women
commercial travellers in the Un.
tied States.
Never strike a horse that
is pulling its best, even if the
progress he slow.
When no len 9Th of time is
specified pay locals will remain
in until ordered out.
This paper and the "twice-
a.week" Republic for S1.75 a
year. Cash in advance
Holidays are over, but A.
l. E. Miller are still in the ring
selling as cheap as ever.
JOHN R. Welch went to St..
Louis Tuesday. He was sum.
monsed on the U. s. grand jIry.
-You can get the PRESS and
the "twice-a-week" Republic for
$1.70 a year. Cash in advance.
"A faith doctor" has been
working" the people of Iron.
ton for considerable chash re-
Gently.
Send Us the cash or a card
if you wish your paper contjn-
ued after the time paid for ex.
pires.
"A small cyclone damaged
the normal school building of
Cape Girardeau to the amount
of $4,000.
DO you know that the devil
never asks anybody to 60 fur.
ther than the next cornor to be.
gin withl
Some men can write extremely we'll,
Some thereby win them fame;
George Washington could never spell
But he got there just the same.'
For novelty bonnet shapes,
coloretts, conformations, wreaths
and fine flowers of all kinds 20
to Mrs. Biggs.
The resolution to move the
state capital from Jefferson City
to Sedalia was shelved by a
vote of 70 to ~.
1t is said hatAthere are
more Indians in NorthsAmerica
to-day than there were the day
of its discovery.
Go TO DR.. A. J. Mayfield's
drugstore, Lutesville, Mo, fol
garden seed. He will sell them
cheap. New seed.
The jury in the Vail mur'
der case Of St. Louis fai'ed tc
agree and were discharged
Eleven favored acquittal.
Mrs. Biggs will sell LEG
horn plats and sailor hats
cheaper than they were evel
Lefore sold in Lutesville.
Wild geese are wingins
their way northward, and it is
claimed by some to be sure in
dicaticn that winter is past.
"A. Mayer is rencvaling hi:
stock Of goods aud cleaning
up his store generally and says
he is going to get there Eli"
The Marble Hill Press anl
the "uwlce' a.Week" RepHbll'
for one dollar and ssxenty
cents a year. Cash inadvance
Mrs. Biggs has a very large
stock of new hats and trimming
which sh. will sell cheape
than they can BE- sold elsewhere
"A western Kansas edito
says he does no; object to tn,
knights Of Labor at all. It i
the days OF labor he has it II
for.
Miss Dora Axe went to Bis
marck last friday. Her an
Miss Emma Black will teach
subscription school IN tha
place.
Hold your cash and pre-
.duce until you come and eS
anime our handsome line c
spring goods. Just received.
0. J. SNYDER u Co.
AS St. Louis has the homo
of being the resting place Ger
Sherman it should erect a NOR
ument to that distinguishe
.gentleman's memory.
"A. & E. Miller have con
ple,ed their new lunch room
They IRE fixed up in style, yo
bet, to accommodate Ladies a
we'll az Gentlemen. Call an
ere them.
The time will soon be hel
when the horses are to be p,
to spring work. Remember the
II will do them no harm, to "a
the least, II you are a little cas-
on them at first.
The farmers Of the lat
Congressional District held