Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-04-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL

hunt of school:
DR.. Wilmer was in White.
water Tuesday.
God gives no credit to a rich
person for lending on security.
w. P. McCans is putting
a new fence around his proper
ty.
Leave your order with A. q
Z. Miller for Bread. They have
lots of it.
The farmer and fisherman
each go at their business at this
time of year.
Everything in the millinery
business is kept by Mrs. Biggs,
Lutesville.
job work has kept our
Office force busy most of the
time this week.
Examine and try the Hissel
chilled plow sold byJ. B Thomp.
son, LlItesville.
How few are they to whom
the world is indebted for pro-
gress and great results.
-TISlIERMEN can get their
supplies cheap of Erich Sander.
Remember this.
Miss May Green was ele&t-
ed School Commissioner Of
Cape Girardeau county.
"A grand offer! The "Journ-
al of Agriculture" and the PRESS
both one year for Sl.50
An honorable person never
started a lie nor retailed one
started by some one else.
Ills the month before the
month of May and the spring
comes slowly up this way.
Mrs. Bigys has the finest
stock of Ribbons and Flowers
that was ever kept in Lutesvllle.
-Four persons were eXamin-
ed for certificates to teach by
Commissioner Myers this week,
Miss Ida Bridwell is, i,Aau
probability elected School,Co
missioner Of Mississippi county.
Send Us the cash or a card
If you wish your paper contjn-
ued after the time paid for ex.
pires.
The more a person has OF
inherited or natural dishonesty
the easier does he believe evil
reports.
Mrs, Biggs buyers and
sells for casE, which enables hel
tc sci. cheaper than ever before,
Lutesville.
Louis Mayer is repairing
and painting the interior of w
+. Klnder's residence. Louis
always puts up COED work.
The PRESS and twice-a
week Republic one year fol
only Sl.70. Cash in advance
on this deal,
- Miss Gabrielle Greely, the
daughter Of Horace Greedy, is
engaged to be married to the
Rev. Frank Montrose Clenlenin
ALI novelty shaped Hats
and bornets Of the latest style
kept constantly on hand at Mrs
Bigg's, Lutesville.
DIR. 'lalley Of Ialma called
at this office last Thursday and
renewed his subscription TO the
PRESS. He is a pleasant gentle
man.
Get your Photos of A. & E
Miller now while you have a
chance. The photographer will
quit in few days till spring.
"A number of commnnica.
tions are omitted this week foI
the reason that our Office force
was kept busy doing job work
until late in the week.
Mrs. Biggs q La!esville is
prepared to give cheaper aht
better bargains this spring than
ever before in millinery goods
Once more springs has re
TUNED and
Soon reviving plants and flowers
Anew shall deck the plain:i
The woods shall hear the voice Of spring
And flourish green again.
This paper and the "twice
a-week" Republic for $l.7O ;
year. Cash in advance Mon
ey should be sent to this Office
only.
Susan 3. Anthony saSs
1.-The woman of the future is no
gcing to snatch at eyerythin!
that passes for a man because
it draws a salary.
When in Lutesville cal
end examine Mrs. Biggs' ele
CANT stock Of hats and Millin
cry goods, whether You buy o
not.
Thomas, Oldest son Of w. II
Proctor, died Monday night o
pneumonia and measles. lH9 wa
a, roa,l Ohadiant how Vha hp