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


Probate Court convened
Monday.
Millinery goods at Mrs
Lutes'. Lutesvill.
A back bitter belongs to the
kingdom of satan.
Vegetation needs a good
rain now.-Monday.
John Foley of Brownwood
was in town Tuesday.
Missouri buys her convicts
$1,000 worth of tobacco a year
p. D. Sandy of Illinois is
visiting old friends in Marble
Hill.
bananas are selling in
Poplar Bluff at Is to 20 cents a
dozen.
Everything in the millinery
business is kept by Mrs. Biggs,
Lutesville.
do you suppose that God
ever bestows a gift coupled with
reproach!
"A. G. King and wife were
mp this week visiting their sick
daughter.
Examine and try the Bissel
chilled pillow sold byJ B Thomp.
son, Lutesville.
Mr. Drnkhard is one of the
most abstemious citizens in
Trenton, NJ.
When you get off the train
at Lntesville always take the
big hack-Baker's.
John Lane has returned
home and is now installed in
the poatoffice.
Girls, if yont want millinery
goods. Mrs. Lutes, Lutesville,
has just what you want.
The courtyard is BENZ
clothed with a beautiful verdure
of.-dogfennel.
Go to A. & E..Miller's for
your groceries. They sell as
cheap as anybody. Lutesville.
There is a difference of
only % square miles between
the areas of England and Iowa.
Mrs. Bigys has the finest
stock of Ribbons aud Flowers
that was ever kept in Lutesvllle.
"A disease resembling the
grip is destroying scores of cat
tie around Ellsworth, Kansas.
Mrs, Biggs buyers and
sells for cash. which enables her
~ sci! cheaper than ever before.
Lutesville.
The prosects for good crops
of all kinds were never better
at this season of the year than
at present.
All novelty shaped Hats
and bonnets of the latest style
kept constantly on hand at Mrs.
Bigg's, Lutesville.
1T is difficult for a drinking
man to hold his breath; it is
generally too strong for him.
[Texas Siftings.
In the absence of Mrs.
Lutes, the Lutesville milliner,
q competent lady will have
charge of her store.
Remember A. II E. Miller
has a large stock of glass and
queensware which they are
selling cheap. Lutesville.
The rust is on some Of the
wheat in this. county, but 1t is
TOO early yet to determine what
damage may ensue.
The latest styles of spring
millinery goods can be got at
the store of Mrs, Lntes, L,tes
vile, at reasonable prices.
The prlaclpal center for
selling native wool of thu United
States is St. Louis. Other cities
sell more ofthe imported alticle.
jesse H. Lutes of Lutes-
willie will keep good, solid north
~rn Ice for sale during the hot
weather. $la hundred. [l0'5l 3m
!, -Hy Berry who, at one time
I kept a store at Bessville; later,
\hotel in Lutesville; still later,
was county clerk Of Madison
county, has moved to Rico,
California, where he is engaged
In the hotel business.
"A hunter got after a gang
M didaper ducks in the lake
These birds are said TO b. able
to dodge a bullet. The hunter
shot away all hiS cartridges
with out hitting a duck. When
The didapers saw a puff OF
.moke from the gun, they
would dive before the shot reach
I'd them,. The hunter was de-
tsrminsd lncl to be outtlone. 10 70
" N ) clnnr snd began 20 pull
~ ~ ~ ~ could. IN this
NV r. k~ps che ducks under
sv... .Ani a.. drau,ns.H thu sAn.