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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1893
Page
5
An advertisement notes a rapid year end stock clearance at Rosenblums, highlighting drastic price cuts on pot goods previously purchased at low prices from Sachs' Mercantile Company and urging quickly closing out remaining items.
In the dry goods department customers find best calicoes and ginghams at deep discounts with substantial savings on dress goods. Massive price cuts apply to ladies and children shoes, including dongola and button styles, plus men’s fall brogans and fine congress shoes, all reduced from original prices to lower sale figures.
In this department notice a store advertises buying Fors at the highest price, inviting readers to trade in garments. The misspelled line hints at an in store pair of phrases about paying top prices for goods.
John Laughlin is very sick of la grippe. Aldrich visited family last Sunday. Pinkney Shram and George Zimmermann were home visits. Prof J M Allen suffers from grip. Glen Allen the Pickss edition sold in twenty states. Jacob Berry travels to St Louis for holiday goods. Stewart of Chicago arrives. Zimmermann returns from NW Missouri trip. Whitener of Castor visits Bowman family. S L Jacques of Chicago visits clay company. Dr Ross lectures to Glen Allen school. conducts successful meeting with Rev Joseph Russell. Rogs leaves for Atlanta to visit mother. Editor’s note criticizes Southeast Missouri correspondents as literary asses.
Health is good as Lee Baker works for John Beas. Farmers are finishing corn gathering. Dr. Bailey stocked with fresh drugs. Dunkin thriving as a blacksmith. A general store, drug store, and blacksmith shop operate. Shear Brothers carpenter John Bess house. Frohman receives Christmas goods. Christmas tree planned. Lambert to move saw mill from Cape county. Frohman hosted Thanksgiving. cistern finished for John Bess. store building rises thirty one feet deep by two stories, to house a general merchandise line.
Mre Margaret Slinkard is ill and Tom Hawn suffers a painful facial eruption. Preston Hoffer and family return from Ohio visit. McGregon Fruitham’s four children are gravely ill with pneumonia. James Bennett lands a 25,000 rail contract for William Kitchen. J M Henderson sells tombstones cheaply. Rev Tallent plans moveables after purchasing F M Newell’s stock in Rose. Rd Bennett marries Miss Ellen Iarkey on Nov.
Rev Dodson performed a ceremony on January 16 and Ben Slinkard plans a store addition to reach 836 square feet. Cory moved his family to the country. J M Slinkard visited from Marble Hill on December 2. James Woods moved to Zalma into the Tyner property. William Benders died December 1 near Zalma. Umph James fractured his ankle wrestling. Dr Lages treated it. Patrick Sullivan, 23, died near Bloomfield and was buried in Zalma cemetery. he held a $2000 U W policy.
Leopold items note George Lubbers a mail carrier near Leopold is very sick while corn yields in the area look fair. Henry Tenfolder is building a fine barn, Dr J M Finney practices well near Laflin. Father Rothensteiner of Fredericktown visited Father Beitles. Ed Stevens bought a carload of stock. Four carloads from Lattin seen. Miss Mary Walker near one mile west died Friday aged ten.
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