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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1893
Page
5
Miss Bors playgrounds and Mrs Jaques items appear in a mixed Marble Hill brief. Mentions include Manda Crump visiting Shar on Tuesday, De Witt’s Little Risers pills praised for curing illness, and local residents like Mason Kinder and Tom Rigdon noted for activities in Glen Allen and Zalma. Christian church gains frosted windows by L Mayer.
Panic sale drives unloading of Lamense stock including ladies and children shoes mens and boys clothing old panis hats ladies dress goods notions shirts and more at prices to suit your purse come quick to Sacit's Mattress Co
Walter Co and Delp plan a last Satur day visit to Staunton Illinois to see friends. Mayr reports sidewalk and lot work on Walnut street. Rev O C Srumann of War tHatoti Missouri visits town as field agent for the discount State Sunday School association. Moses Whybark departs for Cape Girardeau for a board meeting. David Graves returns to St Louis to resume work at Simmons Hardware. George E Staller resigns from Sach's Mercantile Co.
Read to Buen F P Trantwein began putting up the first kiln of his machine made brick on Monday morning. He will place 200000 brick, with use expected in three or four weeks. A few days of steady work should boost output to about 20000 brick per day. Some local firms are beginning brick production.
Special to the Press reports a circulating rumor that the large general merchandising firm Tetvick & Gains at Advance may have failed, though details are scarce. J B Philipson, formerly a merchant here and recently superintendent at Brownwood Power Steam Kiln Works, may be placed in charge.
Sacii's Mercantily Co announces a clearance sale this week closing Bardwace and Saddlery, offering items at less than cost. No further handling after these stock moves are completed.
Sheriff J. T. Wells plans a modern frame house on his lot once occupied by his old residence in Marble Hill. Architect B. E. Bowman nears completion of designs. construction starts soon with an estimated cost around 1,000 to 1,200 dollars. Several local residents including Hon. Robert Drum, Rev. I. B. Dodson, J. B. Kinder, and Baward Caldwell are mentioned in brief notes.
A puzzle questions spellings with letters forming words and ends with a note about a speller. Henry Gains sold his Marble Hill residence and surroundings to F. M. Wells, with Robert Drumple accepting the Henson farm near Zalma in exchange. Gains moved last Tuesday and is missed as a good citizen and workman.
The rapidly rising popularity of Mrs Jaques millinery is due to high quality items offered at prices previously paid for poorer goods. Visit the shop to compare offerings and costs.
A note on the expiration of the copyright for Uncle Tou's Gabin by Mrs. Sid and the resulting publication freedom. It reports publishers lowering prices in anticipation and now offering new editions and cheaper paper covers, with John Alden, New York, selling several editions and promoting subsequent copies across markets.
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