Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-09-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Dexter now has q bank.

IJS0 WA N Ao0V WOO0s
We have had some very
cold nights recently.
Now is the time to prepare
your wood for winter.
Robert Drum went to st.
Louis last week on business.
w. B. Finney sold a fine jack
last week to Lee Ward for $4OO.
"A man was killed in a prize
fight iu st. Louis one day last
week.
The mother Of Adolph and
Louis Mayer died the 9th, in.
Wyoming.
There are 100000 children
in Missouri who do not attend
Sunday School.
"A Wheel and Alliance pic
mic will be given at Latin on
the 3rd of October.
Ed Eaker now has a butch
er shop in town and will keep
good meats, he says.
Ed Turner who is a night op-
orator at Bismarck was visiting
Marble Hill friends last week.
Cut down the weeds in
your yard and garden and
burn them, thus destroying the
seed.
John Farmer who was men,
toned in these columns last
week has paid his fine and
gone home.
II. T. Wells spent several
days recently in New Madrid
and other southern counties
buying sheep.
Garrett Stevens has charge
OF the chain gang and is work.
ing them on the Glen Allen and
Marble Hill road.
David Wilson now carries
the mail twice a week, Wednes-
days and Fridays, from Lutes-
vile to Shtperville.
Rev. Love of Farmington
preached in the Christian
church Saturday evening, Sun
day and Sunday evening.
Or. H. B. Moon, a dentist
we'll known to many of our citl-
zens, died at his home in Jack
son on the 18th, in the 65th year
of his age.
Circuit Court adjourned
Wen'sday and Judge Fox went
to Fredericktown, where he
will begin the Fall ;erm Of
court next week.
-Ye editor and family re
spectfully acknowledge a spe-
cial invitation TO attend the
Wheeler and Alliance picnic at
Latin on the 3rd Of October.
1T farmers would practice
raising what they do raise on
fewer acres and put the gained
acres in other crops they would
find the plan a profitable one.
Tho goosebone tells that a
hard, cold winter is before us.
We are ready to receive the re-
port of the rabbits paw, Ira
Hicks or any other anatomical
monstrosity.
ATTORNEYS j. V. Noell and
G. A. Killian of Perryville at,
tended circuit court in the in.
terest of some clients who have
suits with the Goodspeed Pub.
fishing Company.
Eli Deck tells US that H. +.
Rhodes ma, hine threshed twen-
ty.five thousand bushels of
grain this season. We would
like to have report from every
machine in the county.
Samuel Bowman who has
been holding the position of tel
egraph operator on the Iron
Mountain system has been
visiting his fathers, Rev. Bow.
man, family several days.
Van Good. Of the railroad
bridge gang, was struck on the
head Tuesday by a falling
beam Of iron and knocked tc
the ground a distance Of twelve
feet. Three gashes were cut in
his head and was otherwise in.
iured about the body. DR.. Wit
mer stitched the cute and the
patient has been removed to his
home at Bismarck.
Did you say that you want
ed none but a good watch, and
have not enough money to buy
onei All right, 60 to Jaques &
Sons, Lutesville, Missouri, anG
they will sell you one on week
. .ly or monthly payments, and
before You know 1t you cur
have an elegant watch, and you
will hardly miss the mnney you
paid for It. Satisfaction guar
antsed. They will also sci
you clocks Or musical instru
menls on the same plan. Gt
and sse theu elegant stock
All who have tried their watch
~ cnn say thew were all the,