Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-03

There are four hundred
cases on the Ounklin county
docket for the present term Of
court.
Rev. w. F. Talley, son ct
DR.. w. c. Talley of this town,
has been sent to the Piedmont
circuit.
Mrs. A. Mitchell of Noun
tain Grove, Missouri is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Susan Thorn.
burgh.
J. H Belchambers of Glen
Allen purchased a fine Jersey
cow in Mississippi county a few
days ago.
The residence of a Mrs.
Bruce of Fredericktown was
robbed of $500 in money a few
days ago.
You may now kill wild
buck, doe or fawn with inpuni.
ty and immunity, or any thing
near ut hand.
Harvey Caldwell is build
ing an addition to his property
occupied by s. J. LESLEY as a
family grocery.
Rev. j. A. Russell who was
on this circuit a couple of
y ears ago has been sent to the
Morley cilcnit.
"A Madison coun:y company
has struck q lead mine which
assays S4S in gold and $14 in
silver to the ton.
Oliver Slagle has abandon
ed the idea of moving to Texas
and concluded to become u
lillian.
james Crosby and wife aud
Mrs. VIM. Jamison of Wayne
Township spent Saturday and
Sunday in Marble Hill,
Charley johnson of Charles.
ton is reported by a local pa
per as having killed, with help,
Al rattlesnaKes at Delta while
waiting for a train.
The Charleston Enterprise
says that the Touring mills of
that place shipped a carload of
bran to Poplar Bluff and sold it
at G5 cents a bushel. Bran
only brings eight cents to ten
cents . hushel here.
The New York. Tribune
says that lard softened with
Kerosene until it will just flow
in summer heat makes as good
oil for mowers, etc, as that
sold by dealers at 100 per cent.
proiit-lnuch better than some
of it.
"A little stir was created in
Marble Hill last week by the
of a horse which A. j.
Smith had sold to George less.
ley. Everything has been prop.
erly settled. The question had
two sides to it, when lnvesti-
gated,
PUBIC AUCTION: Remember
the Public Auction at Lutes-
vile, Saturdays, where there is
over $1,000 worth goods. Such
as Shoes boots, clothing, no
tons, tobacco &c, to be sold;
and on other days these goods
will be sold at retail for less
than cost.
JOHN w. REVELLE,
Assignee of Geo. Il. Statler.
Taylor Pearce has lost a
white and red.pied steer two
years old. Left foreleg been
broken; one ear frozen off;
branded with a T on left hip.
Any one informing Taylor Of
the steers whereabouts will be
properly remembered.
DR.. G. NJ. Wilmer and
Charley Sander went hunting
a few day since and reported
killing six squirrels and five
wolves. They failed to bring
five Of the squirrels. Although
wolf scalps are worth SO apeice.
they forgot to bring IN the
stalps.
Go to DR.. Jaques Il Son and
get a box Of their justly celebra-
ted improved liver pills IT you
have never tried them. They
are the result of years of study,
and are made especially to suit
the climate. There are thirty
pills in each box, regulation
size. They do not grippe you,
nor make you sick. Sold al
wholesale :'and retail. Agents
Every one has heard Of the
great remedy, Good Samaritan,
for the cure Of all aches and
pains. Go and get a bottle OF
1t, and keep 1t In the house. It
cures hedaohe or toothache In
one minute, or money refunded.
DR.. Jaqnes & Son, the manufac.
turcrs and proprtetors of II, will
cure You before you buy 1t, free
of charge, You run no risk