Marble Hill press., 1900-08-29

reason they sell their goods.
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Attention Democrats!
All persons interested in the election
of Bryan and Stevenson and the demo-
cratic ticket, are requested to meet at
the courthouse Saturday uight and join
the Bryan and Stevenson club.
Captain John A. Reilly was visitor
at THE PRESS Office Monday. He inform
ed us that he has made sale of HIS Clay
Mine at Glen Allen to parties in the east
who, it is presumed, will put in the
necessary machinery to work it and pre-
pare it's valuable product for market.
Now is the time to buy bolt of
Domestic when yoa can get muslin SO
cheap at the Leader as advertised in
this paper. Cotton goods are much
higher but the Leaders prices are as low
as ever.
At church, near Hurricane postoffice
last Thursday night in a general row,
one of the Shrum boys used his knife on
WILDER Welker, cutting Or stabbing him
seriously in the left side. They had
row the night before in which Welker
came out best. While he has a bad
wound, he is sreported to be getting along
very well.
Intestinal infection, appendicitis and
all affections of the bowels, liver and
kidneys prevented by taking genuine
Rocky Mountain Tea, made by the Madi-
son Medison Co. Ask your druggist.
AT Poplar Bluff, August 21st, says the
Charleston Enterprise, Judge J. L. Fort,
convened special court at 7:15 a. m. A
special grand jury was impaneled which
in twenty minutes broughtin indictments
against Jesse Cassinger, Milton Spradl-
ing, Paul and Robert johnson, for grand
larceny, who were arraigned, pleaded
guilty and were sentenced t. two years
in the penitentiary and the court adj
journed at exactly 8 a. m. just 45 min
utes. 1t don't say that there was any
hurry about it either.
For Whooping- cough, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, or Consumption, no medicine
25 and 80 cts. For sale by Chandler &
Wilmer, Lutesville and r. James, Zalma
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Perry County Republican,:
"Grandma" Bollinger, one of the
Oldest citizens of Bollinger county,
aged "a years, died last Friday
night. She had been a member of
the Presbyterian church for fifty
years. The remains were laid to
rest at the Whitewater Presbyterian
cemetery last Saturday.
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Stops the Cough and works off the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay.
Price Is cents.
Marriage liscense issued since August
1st, 1900: John Seabaush to Mary Eel
lows; Marion e. Mince to Driecky
Spooler; J. A. Rogers and Ida May
Dockins; j. w. Fowler to Edna E..
Greenwood; Alonzo Lauderdale to Rosa
e. Jones; Albert Ginter to Ada
Abernathy; Christian Seabaugh to
Elizabeth Woodbridge; Arthur w. Rowe
to Lille Fish; A. M. Snider to Bertha
Proffer; Sanford Smith to Lula Smith; !;
B. A. Russell to Emma Killian; Marion
E. Berrong to Florence v. Bennett; j.
H. Bennett to Josephine Dobbin; John
M. Johnson to Susan Roe; Arthur
Wingat to Charity Wild; ]. H. Newell
to Hattie Richards; T. L. Scott to Cora
Ann Jackson; Walter F. Sample to
Emily A. Hanks; w. A.. Stroder to
Maggie Estes; Daniel McCray to Rosella
| Marion.
G. M. Wilmer has made arrangements.
to keep the new School books and has
just received large and complete stock
0f all the new books. Also, School
supplies, of all kinds can be found at his
store I'M Marble Hill.
Grand jurors for September term of
court 1900. ..
Whitewater, Henry Werth; Union, J.
H. Henson; Crooked Creek, John M.
Sitzes; German, Leonard Welker;
Torrance. Elijah McKelvy, l. d. Beach
and G. S. Eaker; Fillmore, T. w.
Cooper; Wayne, David Rowe and D. F.
Myers; Liberty G. w. Shell and G.
NenninSer.
PETIT JURORS.
Whitewater, Peter r. Conrad and
James M. Statlep; Union, Franklin
Yount and Joseph Robinson; Crooked
Creek. W. G. Kitchens and James
Davenport; German. John M. Pair and
G.. w. MaHfield; Torrance, ]. H. thinner
man, Grandson Sample, j. H. Lessley,
Jacob Englehart, w. l.. Dunn and Henry
Tenholder; Fillmore, A. H. Dunn and
John Newell; Wayne, Andrew Sample,
A. G. King, Jonas Fish and Daniel
Eaker; Liberty, W. H. Bess, Jamec w.
Sipes, Alfred Davis and j. w. @. Hahn.
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In constipation Herbine affords
natural, healthful remedy, acting
promptly. A few smalldoses llusually
be found TO no regulate the excretory
functions that they arc able 10, operate
without any MD whatever, Price 30 cts
For sale by Chandler & Wilmer, Lutes-
Vile and Il. James, Zalma, Mo.
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Nothing has ever been produced 10
equal or compare with Tabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment NV a curative and healing
application for Piles, Fisaurca, blind and |
bleeding, external o. internal, and itoh- |