Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-05-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL
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See E. r. Bartons advertisement in
to-day's issue.
-Overshirts of all colors and
sizes at N. E. Halls.
-Woak has been resumed on the new
Baptist church building.
-Children's sailor hats for
20 cts, at Mrs. Halls.
For first class cigars, 60 to
the barber'shop, Lutesville.
Stephen Allen has men busily en-
gagged building his new dwelling.
"A good baking powder at
Drums for only ten cts. ID.
Miss Ina Burks is assisting in the mil
linsry department at N. E. Halls this
week.
Bring your bacon, wool and
lard to Drums and get the best
price.
The Bollinger County Bank
buys county warrants and good
notes.
Thirty eight days must pass, and
then conn the GLORIOUS Fourth
Close. isn't it?
Gents, Boys and Children's
summer hats at Drums by the
wholesale.
You can learn where the bargains
are to be had by reading the advert ise-
ments in the PRESS.
Boys. young men and old
men, Drums is the place to get
your summer hats.
-Luvina Whitworth Of Poplar Bluff,
Missouri, died suddenly on the 23rd ult.
She has many relatives and friends in
this county.
If you want to buy cheap
goods Drum has them; but he
has better also, and can suit
everyone.
just tweuty-six more days until the
Democratic convention viii meet at Chi
cago to name the next President Of the
United States.
Large hats at Mrs. Halls
! 5, 10, Is and 25 cts. Strawberry
plckers should call early.
Miss Lilly Jamison, who has been
attending school at the Academy, left
for her home at Greenbriar, Friday. Miss
Flora Jamison accompanied her.
Gentlemen, Drums is the
place to buy your summer coats
and vests. He has just receiv
ed q large supply.
If you want extra copies Of this pa
: per containing the statement of receipt;
and ex penditures in full, you shoulG
order them before next Wednesday.
The fact that Mrs. Hall
sold fifty hats in one day i;
proof that she is still in the lead
with large sales and cheal
goods.
Little Arthur McCans is agent fol
the st. Louis Chronicle, at this place
The Chronicle is newsy paper and !!
we'll worth the price oharsed-one cent
Black lawns, white lawns
figured lawns, white dress goods
black and fancy colored satins
all at Drums at prices to sui
everyone.
/ The wolnel,s temperance society o
this town will give os'sunflower enter
tainment' and ice cream supper at Con
RAIDS pavilion, June 2nd, 1892. Admis
{ sion free.
Five pounds Of good Rit
coffee for one dollar at Drums'.7
Postmaster Lane has an order OF
our hook for job printing. Everybody
comes to this Office when they wan
artistic printing. When they want tt
make a donation--why, that's anoths,
hing. SeeP
Next Monday is Decoration Day
but so far as we know little, if any, prep
arations have been made for properly OBJ
serving the day. However, we hope tl
J see the whole town turn out and deco
rate the mounds in the graveyard on tn,
hill. Ii is duty you owe to friends anc
relatives who have passed within the
4 Pearly Gstes.'
Ladies and Gentlemen, you
can Get shoes at Drums for les;
money than at any other place
in Bollinger Co.-Why2 Be,
cause he carries the largest and
best selected stock in the coun
ty, he pays cash for all his
goode, which enables him tc
undersen anybody else.