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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1895
Page
5
The Leader reports a flood of bargain ads and town notices from Lutesville to Buchanan. Local visitors, farm goods, and merchandise promotions fill pages along with names of residents, court notes, and real estate moves. Taxes, dental and medical notices appear amidst weather and community events.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for curs bruises sores and skin eruptions. It promises full satisfaction or no pay and lists a 25 cent price per box with retail sellers.
Lutesville Nevis Mrs. B. F. Steves visits Bloomfield. Charley Poe seen at A V Burnett’s restaurant. D L Phelps travelled to Mississippi Road this week. Depot platform expanded. John Stickler arrived from Marquand Saturday. Robert Joan and Robert Gilspie in Jackson Sunday. Cavaness and mother visiting friends at Anna Illinois. Miss Willis Burford attends training school in Jackson. Mr. Hunter of Commerce visits a friend this week. J J Kennedy returned from Kentucky visit last week. Married Sept 9 Cora Fillings and William Englehart, both of this city. Charley Revelle leaves for Columbia to attend university. Sam Phillips to Columbia for state university study. Emma Miles of Cape Girardeau visits brother F P Miles, returns home Monday.
Four cures are touted as big successes with guaranteed results for consumption coughs colds liver stomach and kidneys. The sale highlights Ring New Discovery Bucklen’s Aunt Salve King’s New Life Pills and other remedies sold by local druggists.
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