Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-09-12
Circuit Court s n session,

-MtU' AcessC OossCu u On tn<
sick list.
Tho attendance at court |,
not very large.
"A "blind tiger" saloon -four
ishes in Fredericktown.
We will publish the coar,
proceedings next week.
Mrs. E. Formway Is quite
sick at her home three miles
east Of town.
WIN. Drum went to Colum
bia Saturday to attend the State
University.
Court is dragging along
very slowly as We 60 to press,
Tuesday.
There was no busine ss
transacted by the court before
noon Monday.
Mrs. Peter Hawn was sud.
denly taken very sick Friday,
but is now improving
The attendance at Stoves
serious" was not ponderous-
neither was the concern.
Mrs. Fannie Ratley of Birds
Point is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Sandy, Of this place.
We 60 to issue very early
this week, but will give full
court proceedings next week.
w. B. Beach reports an en-.
rollment of 28 scholars the first
week of his school near VIM.
Berry's.
E.. E. Bair has rented John
Hilleman's property and will
move to town and engage in the
barber business.
-NoTDE TO TEAcHERs:- Il
will hold public examination on
Saturday, September 28th 1880
w. A. Dunn, Co. Com.
Judge Stevens left an apple
on our table Monday which
measured 15 inches in circum.
ference. 1t is from q tree OF
second years bearing.
AT a meeting of the mem
bers Saturday Rev. N. Q. Sewers
was called to the pastorate OF
the Baptist Church of this place
for the ensuelng pastoral year.
"A young man Of Mississippi
county attempted to commit
suicide last week because his
sweetheart would not marry
him. He is not expected to
live.
"A box of nice apples from
the olchaId of Esquire B. F.
Winters can be seea In our Office.
The fruit measures from 10 to IA
inches in circumference and is
we'll developed. Mr.. Winters
tells US that he grew a pear of
the Clappo Favorite variety
this year which measured 13
inches and weighed one pound,
Il wish to say to the public
that l have closed out OF the
boarding.house business and
will be found in the Family
Groceries and Restaurant bust.
ness iu the old corner stand in
front of the west door Of the
courthouse. / respectfully so.
licit a liberal patronage Of all
my friends. Call and see me.
SAMUEL j. LEssLEY.
We hear that it has been
said that the reason why the
PRESS spoke as it did about
Stoves Show was that no work
was offered tho PRESS. We say
right here and above board that
such statement are the most
willful and malicious lies and
only rasoals tell lies.
The fact is this Office was Of.
'ered work and refused to do it.
We have nothing to do with
such trashy work.
-aThe Johnstown Horror or
Valley of Death" is the title Of a
'ecent publication Of over 500
vell.pnnted pages, freely inter-
'persed with well.executed en-.
cravings. "The whole country
has been profoundly startled 1T
he Terrible Calamity which has
swept thousands Of human be.
ngs to instant death at Johns.
own and neighboring villages.
A romantic valley, filled with
busy factories, Aourishing
places of business, multitudes Of
happy homes and families, has
been transformed into q scene
u awful desolation. These
'hrilling scenes are depicted by
,ye witnesses In "The Johns.
own Horror" Nj. J. w. Oa.
1auit is th. gentlemanly agent
or this county and is selling
he book at . lower price than
my similar publication ever Of
ered the people. His address
Q Bessvilie, No.
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