Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-04-23

Mrs. Biggs of Lutesville is
prepared to give cheaper and
better bargains this spring than
ever before in millinery goods.
If you want the best of &C.
oommodations in the hack and
buggy service, 8. w. Baker
will furnish you with same.
-"Uncle" Stufiie Masters and
"Uncls" George Mitchell have
moved into Fratchel property,
They ale nice old men. All our
"Uncles" are.
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.
There is many a fisherman
and woman hereabouts nova
days, but the record of August
Bohnsack and ye scribe stands
unbroken for this season.
When in Lutesville call
and examine Mrs. Biggs' ele.
CANT stock of hats and Millin-
cry goods, whether you buy or
not.
AN exchange says that man
can subdne the elephant, lion
and rhinoceros, but the tiger
generally gers tho. best of him.
The "blind" tiger, Of course.
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.
"A Cape Normal student nam
ed Grim was seriously hurt one
day last week by being struck
on the head with a brick in the
hands of a Negro tough, with
out apparent cause.
Erich Sanders invites you
to call on him when needing
anything he sells. He is here to
sell and is not in a hurry t.
get rich. He SIMPLY wants pay
for his labor, trouble, &c.
On the literature ofweather
prophecy Lord Bacon wrote:
A severe autumn denotes windy winter
A windy winter rainy spring;
A rainy spring severe summer;
A severe summer windy autumn;
So that the air in balance is
Seldom debtor unto himself.
If you want a good farm
er's paper take the journal of
Agriculture" For the cash
we can furnish it and the PRESS
both for sl.50 a year. Come or
send while this offer is open.
james Hartle was arrested
the latter part of last week for
selling a COW which he had
been keeping for a neighbor,
feeding her for her milk. AT
this writing no disposition has
been made of the case. The
charge will likely be n breach
of trust"
"A generous soil awaits the
tilling 10 return a fruitful abun.
dance. The thrifty farmer will
not tail to examine the Bissell
chilled pillow. For sale by j. B
Thompson. Lutesville.
"A writer In an agricultural
exchange says that the practice
of MI, bing corn for seed is a
foolish one. We venture the
assertion THAI this writer never
titled an acre of corn in his life.
and never will of his own ac-
cord. He farms in his mind
and with his pen.
The Bissel pillow 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.
-Bradstreet's is responsible
for the statement that out of
$21O, 100000 pounds of cotton
seed oil produced in 1883, TO-.
100000 pounds were used in
the mixing with lard, and that
the competition with this bogus
product has reduced the price
Of lard from tea down 10 six
cents q pound.
Each aud every number of
this paper is properly mailed to
each and every subscriber. If
any one fails to get an Issue, WI
desire it distinctly understood
that it is through no fault of
this Office.
The Fredericktown Argus
says that Charles Stewart was
bound in the sum of $3.50 last
week on The charge Of stealing
$24 from the person Of s. NJ.
Mseks, in boarding.house OF
F. g. Gregory.
Roth Stewart and MeeSs are
known to our people. The
former as q pretended Tor real)
detective, and the latter az
former lawyer Of this place.
I'm Java the woodpsckere
bore into the telegraph poles,