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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1893
Page
4
The article reports Cape Girardeau street railway earnings of 199 dollars 57 cents in March earning 2394.84 yearly while four cars run due to slow transit. It condemns church misbehavior at a Presbyterian service and praises Marble Hill and Lutesville volunteers for Confederate Home subscriptions showing broad local views and wartime civic spirit.
Marsie Hitt and Lutesville are urged to dress well for the Southeast Missouri Press Association session in Marble Hill. There’s talk of fashions and modest crinolines. editor remarks praise Marble Hill and Lutesville, while local concerns include marbles on the street and vulgar language.
Ootumeve and the New Atlantis is discussed with plans by Psor Wu- Lazp Demeax Yaxprvea to engage listeners. Spenivyy We. plans for a sheriffs association receive broad notice from southeast papers, praised as thoughtful. The piece also notes abundant ads, local praises, and civic developments in Marble Hall and Twin Cities.
The note highlights Ma. Wallace's mammoth nursery boosting Marble Hill commerce while Catholic residents plan a grand temple at Leopold. E. C. Sauper appears as a promising alderman candidate and locals Tom Bowman and L. T. Kryper praised as quick to earn Press medals.
A letter from A J Maxrix Crenshaw praises the push to unite public schools of Lutesville and Marble Hill and highlights Mayfield Smith Academy as exemplary. The note mentions local pride in Bollinger County and anticipation of the Mayfield-Smith school’s success, with the writer’s sons eager to read the periodical.
Mrs. A Mayer is very sick J Grimsley of Laflin visited town last Saturday Prof Monroe Robbins now at Stanberry Mary Eli Lates returns to Latesville to stay permanently M fr Pos and Josh Billings painting J M Barford's house Heavy snow Friday melted due to wet ground A J Hubbard and wife left for Kansas Old home Twenty yards grahams for 31 at Sample Kinder’s Ditching along F P Trautwein’s land W W Sample received two carloads of lumber for new business house Mrs Jaques hats and cheap fancies StraiGhtG oods 25 boys suits Drum vent from 250 to 125 per suit Boys white shirts 25c A burning flare in William Watkin’s house caused no damage Mens shirts 50c Spring suits at Sample Kinder Elegant portraits at King Revelle’s Ample clothing styles at Sample Kinder David A Steele to visit from Grand Rivers Ky Joseph J Cancer of Senath visiting J W Revelle’s family Mrs Burks improved Commercial hotel interior Charles Ratley plastering and papering White goods embroideries cheap at Sach’s Mayfield Smith academy suits at Sample Kinder Large clothing stock at Sample Kinder Save money at Sample & Kinder J W Caldwell went to Millerville
Christ McCain returns from Freericktown. Henry McCain travels to Fayette Indiana as Avery Watts moves his picture gallery to Lutesville. Jess Anthony of Fredericktown visits. Wells Sander covers post duties during McCain absence. Sachs's mercantile advertises children's clothing and corsets with low prices. Della Caldwell returns from Castor to Millerville. Local weather notes Wheat yields improve. Child of John Hopkins dies aged four. Dr J J Chandler’s wife bears a son. D M Nowel’s grist and saw mill prosper. Lute s has cellar work completed. L Page elected road overseer. John N Stone licensed as gospel minister. Hopkins & Limbaugh improve post office. L Graham of Bessville visits town. Farmers finish sowing oats as some corn is planted. Seablick organ ad and De Witte Sareaparil mention health products.
A shopper notes Jrum's offers a line of ginghams at seven and a half cents per yard, claiming it beats prices found elsewhere by about a cent. The piece emphasizes bargains and urges comparing prices with other outlets.
An advertisement touts De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as a universal remedy for burns, bruises, cuts, and piles. It claims healing for various skin conditions and endorses strong curative claims by vendors H.E. Diggs and A. Sander.
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