Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-09-05

L
w. b. Finney moved to his
arm near Latin Monday.
Patrick Murphy will make
Marble Hill his future home.
The Jefferson Democrat
says that it takes six days for
|. mail IN that county to go ~
miles.
-Lisander Baker and family
left last Thursday for Texas
where they will make their iu-
ture home.
Not a business man in this
town has a hitching rack, or
posts. This Is not wide-awaKe
business ways. !
Two papers for the price OF
one-the Marble Hill PREss
aud the "Alnerican Farmer
one year fol- one dollar.
-Revs. B. l.. Bowman and }.
G. Hembree went down to-
Brush Creek Church Friday to
attend the Association. =
The following letters re-
main uncalletl for in the Marble
Hill postofIice: Miss Fernelce
Hogan, Archibald McMahan' an
Miss Eda Meils and &. w.
Turner.
Il. b. James and family and
Mrs. Pape will move to town IN
a short time. Mr.. James wants
the benefit of our excellent
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bedwell
have returned from Cape coun'
ty' where they had been visit
ing friends and relatives fol
several days.
We opine that several y, wht
are now warmed up by tbs Tex
as fever will long for the placlt
precincts of Bollinger county
after they have endured a sea
son of Texas drouth.
Mason Kinder went t.
Plain, Jew, Texas last week witt
J. M. Snider. He will rema.1
there a while, and then visit hi
brother, Linas, at Dallas, Texas
3 before returning home.
, The Charleston paper
state that the wild turkeys
that county so much resembl
/, hogs that the latter often ia
victims to the hunters rifle b
t reason of the similarity.
$ j. M. Zimmerman of Al
vance called Monday and =
it rolled his name on onG Su
IS scription book. Mr.. 4. is a n
% tive Bo)linger boy, and is MAJ
ing Stoddard county a wortt
r. citizen.
,r "A mad bull in Jefferst
g county attacked a team
horses which were drawing
i. wagon filled with women a.
4 children. One of the horses "
Of severely gored, but no fortl7
harm done.
it .-Rev. J. A. Russell who
70 now on the Pennington CiIcl
',s but who was formerly on Il
Circuit, has recently been no
ing protracted meetings and
"s 'st additions to the church have
'H' - wardel his efforts.
"A horse belonging to w
>,,s Proctor of German Townsh
,,o ~, while being driven to a was
',n ha a few days ago, made a miss
Tic IN such u way as to break
foreleg near the shoalder,
mr. the animal had to be kllled.
w. sa, We have made arran
"'' mente whereby we can sup
the PRESS and the "Ameri
or' Farmer" for one dollar a y,
the The regular price Of each
ear these papers is one dollar
year, and you cannot get
run low rates only through this
I'm. fee. These are cash rates.
'om ! School Commissioner D
OF intended to have holden
Teachers Institute in Ma
Jol. Hill last week, but owing
an the lneticiency Of some pc
he servant his notice failed
lect reach this Office, and co
ouently no notice was given
lson Several men engaged l
ted, eating contest in Jefe
and county u few days ago. !
pnd, were weighed before ard
eating. With a single ez
ONE ton they gained from or
v of two pounds. But Oh;
:eby Wack was this exception
Q in weighed sixteen pounds
after eating than before. =
r,h feyson Democrat authority.
ID in -'Do1ph Mayer says th
for has been handling pre-
ports more or less for twenty
and thai he never saw
,atlin brought TO market in a
near like corn or wheat until
rriad week. A farmer rode up
a In door and took on his
Isif. which had several dozen
L. ,,ock and 4'hov wnrf