Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-10
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Ol"'sSuiflS are lTpepiHn.
Robert Drum and wife went
to st Louis Monday to attend
the Fair.
--"Grandma" Kinder of GRAY
el Hill has been lying very near
deaths door for several days.
Quite a heavy travel is no.
ticed on the railroad this week,
consequent upon the st. Louis
Fair.
The Sheriff arrested Gus.
Myers a few days ago on a
charge of petty larceny. He is
out on bond.
Bill Brown was found dead
in q canoe near Poplar Bluff
Friday. The Advocate says
his death is a mystery.
There are fifteen prisoners
in the Charleston Jail charged
With felonies. Eight of The
number are negroes.
Charles Sander went to st.
Louis Monday to enier the Col
lege OF Physicians Il Surgeons.
He will graduate this term.
The steamer lllewild part
ly sunk in the Mississippi near
Gray's Landing Sunday, by
running an a snag. No lives
were lost.
County Court met Monday
with judges Zimmerman and
Hill present, and ordered All
drew HusKey sent to the insane
asylum and the Sheriff left with
him Tuesday.
The man John Robinson
who killed Van Hester near
Bertrand. Mississippi county
a short time ago was captured
in Illinois last week and taken
to Charleston.
The pupils at the Academy
whose names are placed on the
roll of honor for The month of
Sept. are; Vallie Reve|le, Susie
Graves, Alice Dominica, Joan
Talley, John Henley and John
Lane.
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 in the old corner stand in
front of the west door Of the
courthouse. | respect ully So
llcit a liberal patronage of all
my friends. Call and see me.
SAMUEL j. LEssLEY.
Go to DR.. Jaques & Son and
get a box of their justly celebra-
led improved liver pills if you
have never tried them. They
are the result Of years of study,
and are made especially to salt
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
wanted.
The Wheel & Alliance pic
mic at Latin on t.le Bird was
largely attended and one of the
most pleasant affairs of the sea-
son. The programme as pub
llshed in the Press last week
was carried out in toto. The
march from the schoolhonse to
the speakers stand was beau.
tiful and Impressive. The first
speech of The day was by our
able Congressman, Hon. ;as. ?.
Walker. He entertained the
vast audience for an hour aud
y half in q discussion Of the
tariff which was clear, lucid,
lively and replete with en-
thusiasm. He was iterrupted
frequently by rounds Of ap-
plause. He handled the tariff
issue like a master and his
points were as plainly demon
strated as daylight. 1t was a
frequent remark that he arous-
ed unprecedented enthusiasm
in a crowd at hat place. His
was economic and not
political. ''Three cheers for
Jim Walker rang out at the
close of his remarks.
After the speech of Mr.. Walk
er dinner was announced. The
long table groaned under the
good things prepared by the
Wheel and Alliance sisters and
all were we'll fed.
After dinner and vocal mu-
sic of a good order Mr.. D. l..
Hoffman Of the Cape .Cultiva-
tor was introduced. Mr.. Hotf.
mor Iol;vovoI o1nnr op1