Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-06-02

II. NJ. ellis, w. A. Dunn, John +.
sander and J. T. Wells went to Fran
ington Tuesday to attend the Judicial
Convention OF this circuit. which met al
that plac' yesterday. Madison, Ste.
Genevive. ST. Francois and Bollinger-all
the counties in the circuit except Perry
elected delegates favorable to Hon.
James d. Fox, who, it is safe to say
was nominated UNANIMOUSLY.
You can purchase from DR..
Jaques, Lutesvllle, sufficient
wall paper to paper a room u
#. square and 9 #. high, as low
as $1.50. This Includes the bor-
der under the ceiling.
-Ex-Judge Hezpkiah Estes, who wa.
reported as having received a stroke Of
paralysis some weeks ago, is, we are in
informed by DR.. c. NJ. Wilmer, the at
tending physician, rapidly recovering, his
ailment having beer q severe case Of
rheumatism. We are glad to learn o..
the Judges recovery, and hope that be
may soon rise from his bed, and live to
spend many happy days yet. He is still
in the race for Treasurer.
oh, my' did You ever SEE
such q large stock Of nice dress
goods as Drum has got to selec5
from2 He has goods to suig
everyone. You can get nice
calico dress for only 5 cents per
yard.
"A. Bohnsack is ageut for
all kinds Of grain and grass cut
ting machinery manufactured
by the Milwaukee Harvesting
Company.
The ice cream supper given by the
ladies of the Chr stan Church, was we'll
attend the church realizing about S2l.
The following was handed US with
request to publish it: 1.-The Ladies' All
Society OF the Christian Church take
this method of Offering their gratefl,
thanks to the public who 50 generously
patronized their festival, and to thy
ladies of the town who SO kindly pre-
sentel them with cakes, milk, Sc. T7lt
old church will now be handsomely r.
| painted
Mrs. Ja1ues, Lutesville, viii
GIVE away nice present with
every $3.50 hat bought Of h@1
before July 4. New goods a..
irving constantly. call and b.
convinced Of the good bargains
she has for you.
---To-lay We announce J. v. Slinkar
for re- election to the office Of Constabl.
OF Torrance Township, subjec; to ii
action of the Democratic voters ao tn
primary election,
Mr.. Slinka:l is now serving his nfsi
term as Constable, sad 50 far as we know
his work has been highly sad factory.
1t is useless for Us to undertake 10 say
anything that would better introduce hin
to the people Of the township, as he Is
personally acquainted With almost every
voter in it. Examine lis record as ar
officer and cast Your vote accordingly.
My my. What q pile Of
! Drygoods that man Drum ha-
in his big storel don't see
what he does With them' 8Ut
they say he sells chem, hecanse
he sells cheaper than anybody
else in the county.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, yor
can get shoes at DRUMS for less
money than at any other plac,
IN Boilinger Co.-~Why; Be
cause he carries The largest aUC
best selec1ed stock in the coua
ty, he pays cash for all his
goods, which enables him to
undersell anybody else.
Memorial Day davned gloomy and
with rain folliag but a0on the clouds were
dspeled, Old Sol made his apperanrt
dit " " S1tIA WIS ltlAlC tNtNUS W 6t(' ttt
favorable for lovely day. The prooessior
formed at 1920 o'clock On brcadwaY,
with the s. Of V, in raiform and armed
in front, followed by the local Grand
Army Post, These were Joined by The
two Sunday Schools ,' the town. Or
the way TO the cemetery the procession
was joined by maay citizens, Arriving at
the burial groand near the Baptist
| Church ranks were broken nnl the
graves were decorated, after which the
post reformed and the impressive cere
monies of the G. A. r. were given over
| the grave OF comrade, She Marble Hill
choir ably assisting This ended thf
program ior the morning. A, l:S0 p M.
the Grand Army and choir proceed Il
,he Lutesyille Cemetery where memorial
services were again held
The service ON Sunday ne the fres
bytorian Church was well attended and
the sermon delivered by Rey. e. Kittee