Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-11-12
We are one day late this

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Jour clothing and gents furn.
ishing goods.
Don't you know DR.. Jaquss'
Good Samaritan will reliefs
cholic in Man or Horse quicker
than any other medicine. =
Provide plenty of reading
for your family. A house with
out reading matter is a desert
place in the midst Of bloom.
Mems fnll stock shoe. we'll
worth 81 rs, for only $1.OO.
Ladies kip shoes for only "a
cents at Sample & Kinder's.
Mrs. Ida Burr Of Princeton,
NO., talked temperance to a
large audience at the Presby.
terian Church Sunday night.
"A large stock of family
groceries and provisions to ba
found at Drums all the time
cheaper than at any other
place.
AN organ has hesa bought
and put in the Christian Church
in Marble Hill. TblS town is
we'll supplied with musical in.
strumentS
DRESS goods and fancy no
tions Of every description at
Drums He Is always ready to
show them and make you cheap
bargains.
Monthly reports, term re.
ports, semi annual reposts- aR'
nual reports or any other Kind
used in the school room can be
had at this Office.
bright leaves beneath our feet are flung
Bare boughs against the sky Of gray,
Hither and thither sobbing away,
As il wild hands a srecter wrung.
Is this the world tnat was so gay,
And fresh and fair but yesterday"
/ IN. E. Hall has bought out
all other interests in the 6rm
of Hall, Burford & Co., and
will continue the business,
at the old stand.
Rev. B. l.. Bowman made
one of his regular monthly trips
TO Flederic:own Saturday and
preached in the Baptist Church
at that place Sunday.
The PRESS will likely
please your neighbor if YOU will
call his attention to it. Be kline
enough to do this early, before
he promises to take some othel
paper.
Drum has the largest ant
best selected stock Of genera
merchandise in Bollin3er Coun
ty. He buys for cash and SELL
for cash, which enables him tt
sell cheap.
IF you wish your paper con
tinued after the time paid to
expires, pay up, send us a card
or send US word to continue ii
and if we have found you faith
ful it will continue.
died, at her residence, seve,
miles northeast OF this place
Of Sunday, Nov. 8, Mrs. VIM. j
SlinKard, after an illness o
several months. She was
daughter of s. j. LESLEY.
! Died, al her residence, on Sat
urday, Nov. Z, Mrs. Allen Sal
yer. She leaves a husband
and three children to mourI
their loss. She was taken t
Dexter Sunday for interment.
j.. B. Thompson and w. u
Works have purchased tn
right to sell the Texas paten
churn dasher, and have sam
for sale at the pcstoffice a
; Lutesville. Don't fail to get one
The Mexico Ledger say
that Ishmael Jones lives I
Audrain county, gets drunk il
Monroe, waits on a young lad,
lin Boone, is engaged to a girl i
Galloway, will wed a widow i
Pike.
Three hundred and twelv
new members were added
} the Christian Church at Platts
burg, NO., during a protracte'
| meeting which was recentl
held there by S. M. Martin, Stat
evangelist.
miss Nancy Gish died a
Chiliicothe Monday, aged Q
years. She had been an invali'
for over fifty years and fort
, years ago, says the Tribune
she made the shroud in whic
she was buried.
kThe protracted meeting Z
| Hahn's Chapel closed Wedne'
, day night Of last week, afte
twenty-five days and nights
, successful work. The meetin
> was conducted solely by Rev. (
M. Eure,and the fact that his ls,
sermon was as good as his firl
tests his ability. and lot rs %
that he was not found waning
., The names Of those who unite
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