Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-05-26

John Lane came home from st. Lou
is Tuesday.
The cool, damp weather of the past
few days was draw back to the straw
berry crop of this county. However,
the growers are shipping about carload
each day The berrios from this coun-
ty take the lead in tina St. Louis market
The Milwaukee Harvesting
Co. is in the field with some
greatly improved machinery
this year. A. Bohnsack is their
agent at this place.
MIR. E. NJ. Doughty of Farmington
and Miss Ida Hatcher Of this place were
united in marriage by Rev. B. L. Bow
man. at the residence Of Mrs. Sarah
Bollinger, Tuesday evening. They have
| the best wishes of the entire community
Those lovely millinery
goods which Miss Rosa Fischer
is disposing of at such low
prices are the talk Of the town
the sensation Of the season:
Go and see them.
--Ho, ye men of Bollinger County who
have political aspirations, it is only six
ty-three more days until the primary
election, and if you have not yet an
nounccd it is high time you were doing so.
Procrastination is the thief of time, and
somebody is going to be too late. Next
You can purchase from DR..
Jaques, Lutesville, sufficient
wall paper to paper a room Is
#. square and 9 #. high, as low
as $3.50. This Includes the bor-
der under the ceiling.
AT the township conventions held
in Cape County last Saturday, large
majority of the delegates were instruct
ed for Hon. r, Drum for Senator. This
is as it should be. This is a promising
beginning, and it looks very much like
it will be Senator Drum, of BolliEgsr.
oh, my! did you ever see
such a large stock of nice dress
goods as Drum has got to select
from2 He has goods to suit
everyone. You can get a nice
calico dress for only 5 cents per
yard.
We have been requested to an
nounce that the ladies Of the Christian
Church will give an ice cream supper in
f. 0. Sanders new building Friday
evening, May q, for the purpose OF rsls-
ing money with which to ietray the ex-
penses of painting their church house
Come out and aid worthy cause.
My! my! What a pile Of
Drygoods that man Drum has
in his big store! ] don't see
what he does with them. Bur
they say he sells them, because
he sells cheaper than anybody
else in the county.
The base ball club Of this place
went to Jackson Saturday and played
| LldtCu SdlIc Will tlC Cluo VI tude pidCc'
Our boys were defeated, the score stand
ing jackson AZ; Marble Hill 10. a
number Of people who are not members
of the club went over to see the game.
Monday the Cape club did what the
Marble Hill boys failed to do Saturday,
the score standing Jackson 3; Cape IA.
The District Conference of the ".
E. c., s., is, in session at Lutesville this
week There are between $50 aud 20C
preachers and laymen present, and :.
very interesting time is expected. The
services will all be conducted in large
tent, comfortably seated and ranged,
which is located in the grove just south
Of the stave factory. The first sermon in
the tent was preached Tuesday evening
= by DR.. Goldman of Charleston. His sub
iect was ..E.parimental Religin,' which
he handled earnestly and enscfaitt1s Fs Ess &
Conference was organized Wed nesday
afternoon, and the work is going on
smoothly,