Easter services and addressed planned at Marble Hill church
Marble Hill readers are promised Easter services at the Presbyterian church with Rev. James Lafferty officiating next Sabbath morning and the Lord's Supper to be observed. In the evening, W. E. Snowden of Cornwall will deliver a key address. G. W. Mayfield Jr assists the probate judge next Sunday, while local notices mention various residents, visits, and business activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
James Lafferty
W. E. Snowden, Esq
Cornwall
Drum’s
Will Bean
Brownwood
Sheriff Mann
Fredericktown
A. Mayer
Manuel Slinkard
St. Louis
Father Bettles
Leopold
Perkins
Robert Baker
Colfax
E. Bollinger
W. H. Mayfield
Durton
Wayne County
Marble Hill
Jacob Dunlap
A. 5
L. Mayer and Son
Jennie Duclap
Markl. Hill and
R. L. Ioes
Lutesville
Dr King’s New Discovery Proclaimed By Local Residents
A Cannjoharie New York resident says the household uses Dr King’s New Discovery with top results and would not be without it. A Cannellville druggist testifies it is the least cough remedy and has never failed in eight years. Trial bottles are free. regular sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Fuller
Cannjoharie
N. Y
Dr. King
G. A. Dyke
Catenill
N.Y
Specimen Cases and Public School Teacher Notice 1895
Specimen cases report cures by Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for neuralgia rheumatism leg sores and fever sores with several patients named. Also a Marble Hill Public School notice invites applications to teach the principal and primary departments until April 15 1895 stating monthly pay and filing with the clerk at the board of directors signed by W. Onanouze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clifford
New Cassel
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
John Speaker
Catawba
Marble Hill
Board of Directors
Atte
Es. W. &. Onanouze
Zato cures nerves and restores lost motion says Doctor
A medical notice credits Dr. Witmer with restoring nervous debility and sexual weakness in men. It claims the treatment renews vigor and vitality, asserting improvements in mental and physical function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zano
C. M. Witmet
Zato
Sei
Witmer
Administrator's Notice of Estate for George W. Coll
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of George W Coll deceased were granted to the undersigned in the Probate Court of Hollinger County Mo March 26 1895 All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit the same for allowance within one year from the date of said letters or they may be precluded from any benefit of said estate and if such claims are not exhibited within one year from date of letters administration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Coll
Hollinger County
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Marble Hill News
G. W. Mayfield, Jr
Harry McCans
Leader
J. W. Slinkard
Zalma
KR. W. Fischer
Jackson
Emma Kauffman
Farmington
J. D. Potter
Earth Mayer
Oak Ridge
Weather Bureau
J. P. Conter
Gravel Hill
Cape Grardeau County
View
B. W. Buford
Gordon
Willie Statler
Oak Hidge
St. Louis Bir
Rosenblum
Laflin
H. L. Beauer
Dr. Baw
Rawyer
Robert Dram
George Elihu Statler
Ns Hou
Mies Mollia Ficher
Mias Rosa
Sawyer
Mo Witiwer
Josie Limb
Sedgwick
At Ward
Emerson Hill
Red Rock
Montana
Ed Caldwell
Caldwell Brothers
Dr. Sawyer
Irv
Wirmer
Sna Yar
M. Witmer
Joe ‘Aldwell
Missouri
Joe
WM. Witmer, M. D
Rhoda Jamison
Ahe
Ayer
Charley Statler
Charley
Robert Drain
Read
Felix G. Lambert
John D. Cook
John A. Miller
Andrew Clippard
Henry Legley
Philip Maloney
C. C Haupt
George Seabaugh
C. M. Witmer
George E. Statler
Deveagl
Cape Girardean County
St Louis
George Statler
Ernest
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Bt. Louia
Robert Drum
Weekly Courier- Journal
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Courier Journal Company
Louisville
Weekly
Sam Bess & An
Bessville
Samuel Bess
J.J. Rhodes
Muru
Samuel Bass Ant
Besaville
Samuel Biss
Henny J. Ketone
Witvacr
The
Post-Dispatch
Daily
Sunday Post Dispatch
the Press
Sunday Post-Dispatch
Tite Press
Post Dispatch
Vie Lass
Post-Dispatcits
United States
Matis Bae
Wail Street
Prigier
Gohan
Marble Girl
Baecklen
Aruba
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