Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1896-01-30

for congress this year. Mr.. Whybark
missed the opportunity of his life when
he declined the republican nomination at
the last election and that has retired him
for a while, at least.--Cape Girardeau
Democrat. "Missed the opportunity of
his life" is too good for anything, Say.
Ben, Nose Whybark hugs himself every
time he thinks of that opportunity" he
utterly refused to have. Missed nothing!
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Robert Drum is constantly receiving
new and seasonable goods. And he
keeps everything you want in the house
or on the farm,
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Bring all your produce to Robert
Drum. He wants it and will pay top
prices.
:
The pext term of the State Normal
school will open on Jan. 28, 1896, al
which time large increase in attendance
is expected. The new halls for the liter.
airy societies have just been finished and
other modern cOnveniences arranged for
all of which will giye.an impetus to thu
cause of education in our part Of thu
state. The young people are already en-
thusiastic in the work of furnishing theil
society halls and expect to dedicate then
on Saturday evening, Jan. %, 1896
Tuition in the Normal is free and Incl
= deDtal fee only So per term. Specia
lessons IN music, at usual rates, by al
able and experienced teacher educated il
the German Conservatives. Good boar
> iu private families only $3.50 to SO pc
week. For catalogue address, W. Z
n VANDIvER, president, Cape Girardear
Missouri.
Go to the Leader for bargains while tn
8 clearing sale is going on.
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(. The younger element of Marble Hi
society ass embed again at Masonic ha
Saturday evening and had an enjoyabl
time, The warm winter deplives thel
Of the pleasantest Of pastimes, skatin!
+ but they seem to get a whole lot of il
nocent amusement out Of the long ever
ings at the little informal gathering
q they have almost every week.
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IS For Sale-A line, new $3.50 Uprigf
Piano, only been used four months
i Price 1925. Address l.. B. 70, Cape G
rardeau, Mo.
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Robert Drum is constantly in recei
Of new and seasonable goods. Haye yc
seen his line Of shoes? He makes a spt
cialtv Of clothing the feet and buys an
y sells the best shoes to be had,
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of Over one hundie ed poultry pictures
!. poultry houses, incubators, brooders an
- brooder appliances, in Poultry Keep
il illustrator Quarterly No. |. Price Z
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q numbers of 1896, That leading poutl
in magazine The Poultry Keeper, one yea
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Illustrator, one year to new subscriber
e. for only eighty cents, Sample PoultI
IT Keeper tree. Address Poultry Keep
nd Co., Parkesbure. Chester Co., Pa.
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