Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-08-29

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wife is sick Of q fever at her
home, east from town. I
II. w. Davault is selling q
book entitled 1.-THE Horrors OF
the Johnstown Flood" We BE-
leive.
DIR. ]. r. Talley Of Castor
p. o. came in Saturday to visit
his fathers (Dr. W. .. Talley)
family. Il
u. T. Wells has 100 head
of sheep to ship, but is waiting
for the market to open up more
favorably.
The Sheriff has arrested all
parties indicted at the March
term Of Circuit Court who are
in the State.
And now comes Chris San
der VINO will sell out and move
to Texas. We are sorry to lose
so many good citizens, and
Democrats, too.
Mrs. Lisander Baker will ac-
company her father, J. M: Sni'
der. to Texas Her husband.
Lisandsr Baker, will move to
that state soon. ~
Lindsay Spencer has his
property advertised for sale'
preparatory to moving to Tex.
as. Another good Democrat
, lost to Bollinger county.
: Deputy Constable, J. R.
Welch, went down to Wayne
, Township last Friday to sub
} pgna some witnesses in a case
set for Esquire Bowman's court
. Monday last.
&C. M, johnson, an old and
respected citizen living two
, miles east from town, is vesy
; unwen. Drs. Wilmer and
Maytield were out to see MIN
Sunday evening.
"a I'm this issue will be found
the lad" of the Maytield-Smlth
, Academy. This is a good
= = school and the principal, MISS
, - j. r. ParKe, has proved to pc
. an able teacher.
=, --Ex.County Clerk, B: +.
- y Stevens, passed through Mar
~ BILE Hill last week with hive
wagon loads Of nice hogs which
le he was taking to his farm fou1
g miles east from town.
y % lack O'Kelley Of Patto1
q went down TO Wayne Township
-, ',s last week and bought q coupl'
~ Of carloads of beef cattle. HI
u paid one aud q half cents pc
pound gross weight.
IF IF We have heard severa
Of farmers remark that they hav
observed more copperhea'
i. snakes this summer than the,
,,v y, have for Sc, eral seasons. The!
y attribute the unusual numbe
~ to the wet weather OF a Ife'
:. weeks ago. ~,
"a. 'aV. Tho floor in the secOn
NY ~. story OF thu Burfoldville larq
100 grist mill gave away Thurs
day. precipitating great man
De- bushels Of wheat upon til
d. first floor. Part Of this tlo'
en-, gave away and the result W;
oie 4 considerable loss on whAe'
and -four. 4 x
l. james Pair, a thrifty your
Inc farmer, placed a silver doll
ny on our table Saturday and>I
nto marked that he proposed
stay with the PRESS. That
md what all do who want the cou
sey ty news in a dtgestable shal
off You are in gooa compall
sep Jim" and lots Of it
"A. G. Chandler Of Germ
len, n, Township, one Of the oldest Al
Will most successful farmers OF I
'rry county, called in last 'rhursd
'ext and renewed his subscrlpti'
Mr.. Chandler says that &C
sold crops this year will bs heav
ctor in this county this year than
will has known tor years.
'soc' Tho Mother Goose and F
Dri,l entertainment given at I
[hoe, pavilion last week under the
our structions of Miss ]. r. Pal
get was we'll received by the lal
! the audience present and reaec
credit upon Miss Parke and
he engaged III the exercises. !
heel, little folks received great
ayne plaus~.
Sep There are now five p
aefe' oners lr,m this c'unty IN
been at jackson. FINK Snlr!
sub charged with larceny. -
wing ney Chostner. charged VITA
for rving concealed weap'
ircMit Monroe L'!saser ana '
charged with the murder
'elch their own 1N.,.s cna.a N'...,,s'. Sou" ~
town cn@sge" VA" P1'1"
Bol. -"COn." O'Shsa-w "
argsd body knows "Mr. Oorns
tli',ut O.Hhsa, hsg,vl, elr"-is !!
ssys tho Frsdsricktcwn q
,,.. A-nisr nm inmate Of Q On