Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-11-19
Monroe Lloyd is living at
hame on the Caby farm.

-Dr. "A. OaIuef Is COnhned
to his room with rheumatism.
Drums is the place to buy
Jour clothing and gents furn-
ishing goods.
Il. Mayer is in Mississippi Co.
working at his trade-painting.
The rain was a God send
to the southeast part of the
county, putting out the forest
fires that were raging.
-Jewelry of all kinds-Gold
and Silver Watches, Clocks
(small and large) cheaper than
ever at Drums.
Mrs. G. .. Mitchim of Will
Evansville, returned home Tnes
day, after spending several
days with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. w. G. Talley.
Don't you know Or. Jaques'
Good Samaritan will relieve
cholic in Man or Horse quicker
than any other medicine.
B. F. Mitchell Of Kentuclley
has built a honse on Herman
Gray's land in the Dan Eaker
settlement and will make his
home in Old Bollinger.
Mems full STOCK shoe, we'll
worth 81 25, for only S1.OO.
Ladies kip shoes for only rs
cents at Sample & Kinder's.
johnson Smith, brother of
our Circuit Clerk, las moved
from his farm to the Pape prop
erty in town. He will assist in
the Circuit Clerks office.
This paper will not be held
in any way responsible for the
exp essions and utterances of
correspondents.
Cultivate courtesy and good
breeding in the family circle.
1t is foolish to expect that a
child who is rude at home will
be polite away from home.
Toilet articles of all kinds
fine soap, pe1fumery, tooth
brushes, etc, at E. Q. Sanders
at reasonable prices.
Miss Savila Buck, after
spending two weeks with the
family Of Judge Frymire, left
for her home in Iowa last
Thursday.
"A whole stock farmers
brogan shoe for men can be
bought for 81 at.>R. Drums
Paste this in your hat.
A. Bohnsack sells the King
Heater, the best stove now
made. 1t don't rAuuire hall
the fuel that other stoves do.
While Allen Clippard and
Sherman Smith were engaged
in a friendly scuffie at the MS.
A. this week an ugly cash was
accidently cut in AIS hand. DR.,
Wilmer took to stitches in the
wound.
Fl. 0. Sander, the jeweler,
has lovely goods at low prices,
See them before you let your
money "slide." 1t will pay you
big.
The PRESS will likely
please your neighbor if You will
call his attention to it. Be kind
enough to do this early, before
he promises to take some other
paper.
If you want to keep warm
and Comfortable these cool
mornings, get one of those nice
caps and a pair of gloves, for
sale at N. E, Halls, Lntesville,
at a greatly reduced price.
The w. G. i. U. will meet
at MRS. Lessley's next Friday
night, Nov. 20, at 7 n'clock. We
would like to have all mem
bers to be present AT any Of
the union meeting we will glad
ly receive new members.
AMAL1A FISCHER, Sup. P. w.
Cigars at Fitch D. Sanders
store. He has a gold watch
which he is going to give to one
OF his customers. You may be
the one-who knows,
Remember that W. E.
Rockwell keeps a complete line
of general merchandise in the
Masonic Hall building in Marble
Hill. which he will sell CHEAP.
Call and see him.
Thomas B. Garrett of the
south part Of the county came
up and got his license and was
to have been married last week,
but when the time came, and
Squire Lambert was ready to do
the tying act, the intended bride
could not be found. "There's
many a slip" etc.
-Husband-"My, how sour
these berries arep'
Wife-welll dear; just sweeten
them with some Of this nice
granulated sugar, Of which l got