Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-05-07
If you want the best of ac

Ill you waut the pest OF ac-
cOmmOdatiOns in the hack and
buggy service, 9. w. Baker
will furnish you with same.
L Through the kindness of
Louis Hartle the editor hereof
and family were enabled to
TO enjoy the first Strawberries
Of the season Tuesday at sup
per. Thanks, Louis.
Mrs. Biggs of Lutesville is
prepared to give cheaper and
better bargains this spring than
ever before in millinery goods.
j. M. Poe, the insurance
agent of Lutesville. desires il
understood that the report be-
ing circulated in some parts of
the county that he intends to
leave this county is false. 50 3t
When in Lutesville call
and examine Mrs. Biggs' ele-
giant stock of hats and Millin-
cry goods, whether you buy or
not.
While the government
Keeps several hundred millions
locked up in idleness the treas
ury is in no danger of bank
1t would do no harm
to let most of the money in the
treasury out.
If the Bissell plow does not
work to your satisfaction Just
send notice to the dealer from
whom you bought. Buy from
j. 3. Thompson of Lutesville.
This paper and the "twice-
a-week" Republic for $1.70 a
year. Cash in advance Mon
ey should be sent to this Office
only.
The bright girls compost
ton on the COW stated she had
four legs on the under side of
her; that her tail and ears wig
gled on hinges; that she was
made smaller than an elephant,
and that black COWS gave white
milk.
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.
Letters from United States
Senators and Congressman from
the Western States are pouring
into the headquarters of the
Commercial Congress In Den
Yer. Colorado. The meeting on
May 10 will be the largest gath
aring Of Western men Of wide
reputation ever known.
"A generous soil awaits the
tilling 10 return a fruitful abun-
dance. The thrifty IA mer will
not tail to examine the Bissell
chilled plow For sale by J. b
Thompson. Lutesville.
1The ladies of Mine La
Note. says the Fredericktown
Argus, are organizing a Law
and Order Society. They pro
pose to give prosecuting officers
all the assistance in their pow
er to sec0re the punishment OF
those who violate the moral
and criminal laws of The State.
The Rissel plow is warrant
ed to run as light as any plow
made: scour and perform its
work in the best manner, and
to be made of the best material.
Sold by j. B. Thompson.
Reports received at Den
YER, Colo, from the Southern
Ute agency are to the effect
that the Indians have lost near
ly all their stock by the recent
heavy suowstorms. The snow
covered the ground a depth OF
four feet and horses and cattle
by the Thousand starved to
death.
When will the world come
to an end! Don't know; but
if you want to see an endless
world Of milliener goods you on
ly have to goto the store OF
Mrs. La:cs, LuIesvl!lc, Mo.
doc Shirley brought 1our
teen ripe strawberries to this of
fee Tuesday. When asked
what kind they were he said
they were "Shilley's test." Doc
never forgets the printer man
It hasn', been SO very long
since he brought us a snake
He's always looking after oul
APPETITE.
j. b. Thompson Of Lutes
vile takes this method OF in
forming those who admire gcot
stock that he has a full blood
ed Berkshire male, and severa
full -blooded shoats 10 sell cheap
WIN. J. Haines who nov
lives in st. Louis was born Dec
81, 1885, and it is said he wa
able to do u hard days work VI
to his 100th birthday. Capt
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