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

-OHtl& ASGOAA'' 4NuS'Sbo pasC
moved into the rooms in rear
of Robert Winters shOeshop.
Charles Willis of Glen AL.
len postoffice now has the con.
tract for carving the mail
twice q week from Lutesville to
Sheperville. David Cobb turn
ed the contract over to him.
Mr.. Willis is recovering from II
cut which he sustained in the
knee some months ago, but will
probably always have a stiff
knee.
Mrs. Jane Street of Lich-
field, Illinois, is visiting her
son, VIM. Norman, Of near
Latin. She is accompanied by
! Miss Carrie Keller of the same
| place. Miss Keller is a neice
| Of Mr.. Norman's and a STEP
daughter of Henry (better
known as "Hank") Boss who
was formerly a resident of Mar
BILE Hill.
| If you want to Keep posted
on the affairs and news Of the
county, and of course you do,
there is an easy way to do the
same and that is to subscribe
for the Marble Hill PRESS, the
only Newspaper published in
Boliinger coynty. Price one
dollar a year. Send in your
name on a card. or by a friend,
and when in town leave some
change at this oti>e.
Attorneys w. X. Chandler
and Jos. w. Caldwell went
, down to Wayne Township Sat.
urday to attend the trial o.
, John s. Dennis who was charg
ed with disturbing the peace
of Joel Abernathy ana 1amlly
, Mr.. Chandler appeared for tht
!, State and Mr.. Caldwell for tn
!, defense. Dennis was fined 81
! and costs, amounting to some
n thing over $2s. ~ wv
-Ex.County Clerk, J. M
4 Snider, who lives in Texas, VIII
h is here on business, says that
d seriousdrawback to the sectlo1
= wherein he lives is the unce1
e tainty of the season-th
4 drouth. Hogs do not do wei
there. The range for hcrse
;. and cattle is ecXellent. 1t is OF
q " seventy miles to market an
h it only takes a week to maj
~ - a round trip. Wander It M
- rioo would not rather live
Bolllnger county!
~ There was a large CROW
y in attendance at church
10 10 Glen Allen, Sunday. The su
ae as rounding country, Marble H
o. and Lutesville being well re
resented. Many were unab
al to get in the house. The pc
We pie brought baskets, boxt
i'd buckets and tubs filled with Z
~ ibles and dinner was parthK
" Of on the gronn0.. Rev. Hair
'er worth preached in the foreno@
Nv The meeting is still going on
this writing, Wednesday. wi
nd good results.
ge ~samuel Newell of Fl
rs. wooNs killed one OF his VIC
ny oxen Saturday. The OK v
he bitten by a dog some tn
,or weeks ago which was suppos
as to be mad. The OK showed
fat symptoms Of rabies until alb b,
one week ago. 1t was tt
|nc fastened in a strong stable a
lar continued to exhibit more
re. idence Of hydrophobia y!
10 siain. A day or two BET
{ is being killed it refused
un, food and water, and a;temp
pc. to bite everything within re'
Nv, AT first it tried to hook thin
but afterwards endeavored
nai Yta.
md yaKen all-in-all there
the scarcely a healthier town
day. this section of the state t
ion! Marble Hill. 1t is situated
'orn a healthy promontory on e
vler sideof which flows through
| he the year two swift, clear
sparkling streams over !
ron bled bottoms. Ye scribe ind
the he ed in a promenade about t
; in. a few days ago in quest
!, rka "pointers." Coming I
.rca Lutesville the "near way"
cted first business which att
ali ed our attention was that c
The Mayer. Louis has q snug
an. tie shop in which he rel
watches, clocks, jewelry
In connection with this n
prs, icraft he prides himself Of
jail ing able to handle the pain
r,.ley, brush and pencil with
INK taste and skill than any p
car or in the county and invite
pons. inspection of his work
wlie: proof. His son, Edward !
! ol Or, is also an adept Will
'asn' brush and bids fair to be
Q proficient artisan.
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