Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-08-22
Ed. Mayer is painting at the
HhOOlhouse.

Ed. Mayer is painting at the
sch0olhouse.
Garrett Cole is sick at
Peter Bakers.
August BohnsacK is having
his dwelling repaired.
j. T. Wells shipped a car
load Of sheep to st. Louis this
week.
Mrs. f. Bair is sick at her
home one ard one half miles
cast from town.
"A Child was born to Mr..
and Mrs. James Turner on the
Doth. 1t was dead when born.
"A write up" of Marble
Hill is crowded out this week,
bat will appear in our next is
sue.
ESQ. Strattman OF Wayne
Township was visiting his
daughter, Mrs. A. Mayer OF this
town, this week.
Rev. r. P. Reach has &C.
cepted a call to the church at
Salem, MISSOURI. and enters up
on his WORK there Immediately.
Rev. Love of Farmington
viii! preach in the Christian
Church Of this place Saturday
night, Sunday and Sunday
night next.
j. B. Fields of Bollinger
Mills was tried in Justice Bow
mans court Monday for selling
goods without q merchants Ii.
cense. He was acquitted.
Rev. Reid Of Freder1cktowr
gave Magic Lantern instructions
in the Christian Church Satnr-
day night. He preached i'll the
same church Sunday and Sun
day night.
j. B. Fields was tried by a
jury in Esquire Winters court
at Latin on the 2lst, on charge
of selling whisKey at Bollinger
Mills without a license He was
acquitted.
The County Court, to avoid
expenses, did not draw q petit
jury, but directed the Sheriff to
summon a jury for each case
after the case has been an
nounced ready for trial.
IF. NJ. Cockrell will be here
on the 2nd Of September as an
nounced. A Letter from him
this week so states. BE sure
and come to hear him on that
date. .--Fredericktown Standard.
Thomas J. Robertson died
at The home of his father R E.
Robertson, on the 2Oth inst, in
the 21st year of his age, of con-
sumption. The PRESS extends
coincidence to those who mourn
their loss
Robert Winter desires to
inform the public that he can,
at all times now,. be found on
his bench ready to do any
kinds of repairing In the best
manner, or make the neatest
and best boot or shoe to be
had in the county.
-Bollinger county can beat
the world for beets. Mr. Snider
sent two beels to this office
Thursday that were "bouncers."
One weighed eight pounds and
the other SIX and one half
pounds. If any one can bsa+
this beet, we would like to hker
from him. N
Realizing the insecurity y
going without an insurance, gh.
der preset pressure, we pladed
our Office in the North American
British. Mr.. j. NJ Poe is..agent
for this company and gives good
rates. He is also agent for other
companies. If you want ipsur.
ance don't get it until you have
consulted him
This will do for the young.
sters to study on: "Boys did you
ever stop to think how vulgar it
sounded when you were speak.
ing Of your parents to call them
"old man" and "old woman 2"
They have spent their time and
their money in clothing and
educating you. 1t is to them
you look for success in life; it is
to them that you are credited
for what you are; It is they
whom you must respect. Call
your parents by their right
name: father and mother.-Ex,
There was preaching and q
basket dinner at Point Pleas
ant Church, near "Uncle" Jesse
Lutes' Sunday. Rev. s. 9. BIZ.
he delivered a very able dis.
course in the forenoon. After
the morning services dinner
WAS spread, and q fine dinner,
too. There was an abundance
OF good things-just such edi.
bles as Cnly our good country
housewives know how to pre.
pare. There was much lef,
over after all had been we'll fed,
Rev. A. T. A'chinson preachsd
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