Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1896-03-05


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Mr.. and Mrs. W w Sample derire to
tender through ThE Pass their heart
t9lt thanks to the kind neighbors who
we're 50 untiring in their attention
and good Offices before and since their
recent sad bereavement.
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After pleasant and profitable term
tie Marble Hill public school closed last
Friday. Prof Caldwell, SO far as we
can learn, has given entire satisfaction to
parents and pupils and should be re-
tanned for another term.
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Heating stoves at cost at A. Bohnssek's IS.
Now is your opportunity to keep warm
for mere soLg.
The entertainment at Mayfeld-Smith
academy Friday evening drew an appre-
ciatiYe audience. Members Of the Ex-
ceIsior Literary society deserve especial
praise fer their efforts to entertain the
people Of Lulesyille and Marble Hill
and should always be encouraged by.
large turnout. Let us patronize home
talent, every time We hope the society
will favor Us with another pleasant even
ing before 8 great while.
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For Sele--A fine, new $3.50 Upright
Piano only been used four months.
Price 1925 Address L. B. 70, Cape Gil
rardtau, No,
Col. Il. A, Newman, adjutant general
and CHIEF Of 1a1 Of Gen. j. O. Shelby,
commanding the United Confederate
vgte,aoa, Will deliver an address at
Marble Hill, Thursday. March 10, at /
y. IN. u2ou tLe.sn3s AIMS and purposes Of
the great national ASSOCIATION of United
Confederate Veterans, aud kindred topics
Of interest to al confederate soldier5 aud
southern women. Come out and hear
him; he will be sure to interest you.
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D j. kilGou has opened meat mar
ket in the Chandler block, next door to
the barber shop. Give him call,
= Capt J. ) Reilly, our efficient county
surveyor, was il to see Us tins week aid
added another name TO our growing cir
culatiaa.
Robert Drum comes with new ed this
week. You would 30 we'll to call on him
before CLOSING the trade, and be Wa Its
to see you, anyhow.
Isaac \. Kirk Of White Oak, Mo-, will
read Tue Pass hereafter.
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Country produce of every description
always commands the highest market
prce at Robert Drums
Herman Z. Hesse, 3y22 Clark avenue,
ST. Louis, will read the only newspaper
published IL Bollirger county hereafter
Go to A. BohDsark and buy any heat
ing stove in stock at cost.
Jackson Cash-Book: David Critics, better
known as "Big Dave" is very sick with
pneumonia and the doctors expect to have
hard work TO bring him through.
A farm was rallied off last Saturday a
Daisy and young Critics won it, the same cost
ing him only lS cents. Shares were worth
from cent to ST..
Robert Drum is constantly in recolp
of dry goods and groceries and his StocA
is always fresh and up to date.
Presiding Elder Early and Rev. Mr. Barn
house made us a pleasant social call las
Saturday.
In furniture Robert Drum can shoV
you as neat stock as you can lind AM
at the bottom prices.
Cigarettes ere doing that for American
Young men which corsets did long ag'
foI American Young women.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Go TO Robert DRUMS and see his stoci
of clothing and gentlemsn's furnishing
goods ~
Our oIa-time playmate, Jeff Cook .
sedgewiekville, called to see US Monday
We must 90 out this summer and go tSh
ing and sw INNING and swing on grspo
vine swing" with jeff. You betws Wi
have good time,
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"A big invoice Of lamps just receives