Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-04-30

buggy service. 9. w. Baker
will furnish you with same.
The Treasury Department
at Washington has de-
cided to force Sl8, 100000 in sill.
yer half dollars into circulation. |
Mrs. Biggs of Lutesville is
prepared to give cheaper and
better bargains this spring than
ever before in millinery goods.
NDavid Conrad, son of Jacob
J. Conrad. Esq, has returned
from Kansas where he has been
spending some months with his
sister. Mrs. Meta Bailey.
When in Lutesville call
and examine Mrs. Biggs' ele.
CANT stock of hats and Millin-
cry goods, whether you buy or
not.
I-Dr. Farrar, a youg man of
Marquand who graduated in
medicine last winter, left Mon
day for the Indian Territory,
where will 60 into business. He
is well known here.
If the Bissell plow does not
work to your satisfaction just
send notice to the dealer from
whom you bought. Buy from
j. B. Thompson of Lutesville.
This paper and the "twice-
a-week" Republic for Sl.7O a
year. Cash in advance Mon
ey should be sent to this Office
only.
Miss Gabrielle Greedy,
daughter of the late Horace
Greedy, was married on the 23d
to Rev. F. M. Clendennin of
the Episcopal Church, Pleas.
antville, New York.
If you wish your paper con-
tinued 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
full, it will continue.
Marriage license issued
| since April 16:--Bernard Bra
mer 10 Francis VandorH A. j.
Crouch to Addie Snider; Francis
M. Tippet to Nina A. Baker; w.
F. Sadler to Mollie Casady.
"A generous soil awaits the
tilling TO return a fruitful abun.
dance. The thrifty fa'mer will
not fail to examine the Bissell
chilled plow. For sale by j. B
Thompson, Lutesville.
We call attention to the
professional card Of DR.. j. 4.
Talley. elsewhere. The DR.. is a
regular graduate of Louisville,
Medical College, and we com
mend him to those in need oi
medical aid.
"Saddled and booted, ehg'
Well, if you want a good sad
die, a cheap saddle and a nice
saddle you should not buy un-
til YOU have examined j. Il.
Lutes' stock and prices.
! While Mesdames Bowen
kamp and Rose were driving
Slowly along near town last
Thursday one of the axles OF
the buggy broke, which caused
the ladies to vacate hurrledly.
No other damage was done.
The County Court was in
session Saturday and ordered
Anna Hardy, an insane Person
sent to the asylum The Sheriff
accompanied by his wife, left
Tuesday for Fulton to deliver
Anna Hardy to the asylum of
| ticials.
The Bissel pillow is warrant
ed to run as light as any pillow
made; scour and perform its
work in the best manner, anC
to be made of the best material
SOLD by j, B, Thompson.
" John s. Dunn has beer
spending several days in tow1
with his son, Collector w. A
Dunn AS "Will" is the only
living child of the old gentle
man he will probably MAKE
. tllis his home u good part o
The time.
Buck Wolfe Of Lutesvill'
was arrested and tried befor'
Squire Bowman Tuesday on
. charge Of stealing an ak from
Geo. Elihu Conrad. Wolfe wal
fined $40 and costs and sentenc
I'd to ten days imprisonment.
The skeleton of a rabbit, ,ant
the skeleton Of an infant wer
found in an old steamboat boil
ct that was shipped from st
Louis to Cornwall, Madison
county. to be used in a sawmill
The infant was probably place'
. there to hide some young moth
: er's crime.
About q year ago William
Barker was put off a passenge
! train on the Cat Road at nigh
: for non.payment Of fare Mex
morning he was found with
broken leg. He sued the raj