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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1895
Page
5
Marble Hill notices recount sickness visits by B Nesunblam and others, lots of local business chatter from The Leader, ads for dry goods and shoes, church events, road and property updates, and health cures advertised by Dr Sawyer and Witmer, with several residents named and local movements around Zalma, Lutesville, and Mayfield.
The Lutesville news column lists civic items and visits by residents including Will Robinson, Col and Mrs E N Philips, and Miss Sagey. It notes dentistry by Dr Rua May 1, a quarterly conference at M E church south, a Billings trial at Poplar Bluff next Monday, and upcoming sales at The Leader with a 50 cent on the dollar event starting May 10. It also mentions clothing arrivals, shoe sales, and local ads for Dr Sawyer’s Family Cure and Dr Witmer’s remedies.
Dental notice states L P Reve will visit Lutesville on Wednesday May 1 for seven to eight days with teeth extracted painlessly.
The Leader has bought the Sachs Mercantile stock of Jonesboro Ark and St Louis for about 5000 dollars at half price. To reduce stock a two week preparation leads to a slaughter sale beginning in May and lasting twenty days with prices far below first cost. B Roskxetum, The Leader.
An old promotional item touts Dr. Sawyers Family Cure and Zano tonic. It claims the remedies please users, invigorate the nervous system, restore vitality, and cure mental and nervous disorders in men, with sales by Dr. C M Witmer.
A detailed advertisement for Lutesville Drug Store by Dr. E. P. Bige promotes a perfect stock in variety and quality. It emphasizes drugs medicines toiletries stationery and confectionery with a focus on a superior selection.
The probate court May term requires guardians and administrators to exhibit accounts on specified days. Entries list multiple estates and executors by name for Monday May 15 through Tuesday May 20, including Bollinger Barber Crites and Welch among others. A closing note cites Dr King’s New Discovery as a tested remedy for obstinate coughs.
A fragmented notice set includes an advertisement for Dr Sawyer’s medicine and a list of estate administrators for Bollinger Bollinger County. It mentions probate actions for George W. Calf and other estates, with deadlines and hearings on the second Monday of May, plus praise for Electric Bitters as a kidney remedy.
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