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

for Texas.
Mrs. Susan Thornburgh has
moved to her farm.
Bring us that wood which
You promised us.
Mrs. Maggie Burrow has
moved to the country.
-surveyor Reilley did soma
surveying in town last week.
Rev. Fred Eaker who has
been sick for some days is re-
covering.
1t is reported that ex-Judge
Foster of Commerce is sick be-
yond recovery.
james Dixon and family
were visiting relatives in Mar
BILE Hill last week.
Several parties from Mar
BILE Hill attended the picnic at
Latin on the 3rd.
Robert Caldwell says that
he can and will beat Judge
Frymire's ear of corn.
-Roadoverseer Barks has
been doing some good work on
the roads hereabouts.
-Heitman & O'Kelley of Pat.
ton drove 80 head Of beef cat
tie through here last week.
The Hon. j. P. Walker oi
Dexter was among Marble Hill
friends Wednesday oflast week
The cases which came up
IN the Justices court on the
30th ut. against James and
Jerm Fields were dismissed by
the State.
Rufus Ray had Joe Nc
Cormack and Henry Meyers ar.
rested for disturbing his peace.
The young gentlemen admitted
the allegation.
There has been an unusual
amount of sickness throughou
the country this season. 1t is
attributed to the open, warm
and wet winter past.
Daniel Bechamber of whom
mention was made last week
as having sustained severe in.
juries in Jumping off of a NOV
ing train has since died.
u. S. Hall, State Lecturer
of the Farmers and Laborers'
Union of America, will lecture
IN the courthouse in Marble
Hill next Saturday at 2 o'clock
p. m.
Judge Frymire brought a
large ear of corn to this Office
a few days ago. 1t has sixteen
rows with fifty six graius in
each row, making $50 grains on
the cob.
1t will soon be cold wealth.
er, The roads will be bad for
hauling, and hence we would
take it as a favor if You wonld
bring us that wood which you
promised us.
Monroe Chos,ner says that
a large balloon has been lodg.
ed in the top Of a tall tree in
his neigh borhood for several
days, Il is unknown as to
where it was sent up.
Anderson Mitchell, former
ly Public Administrator of this
county, bat who has been liv
ing in Wright county for sever.
al years, will make his future
home in this county we have
been told.
SPEAKING:-H. w. Hick.
man, President of the Farmers
and Laborers' Union of Ameri.
ca, will address the people of
Bollinger county at the court.
house in Marble Hill on the
18th of October. All invited.
Now is the time to paint
your house, and we have got
an elegant Stock Of all kinds of
paints. Also, brushes, window
glass. putty &c. Come and see
us at our New Blick Drugstore,
Lnlesville, Missouri. JaQues &
Son.
The tree in Washington to
which Jefferson tied his horse
and then entered the capitol to
be inaugnmted as president is
still living. 1t stands close to
the fence just inside the Botan-
ical Gardens; a stnnted. looking
tree. hut greatly priced in
Washington as q relic OF the
days of Jetfe rsonian simplici-
ty.-[Ex.
Every one has heard of the
great remedy. GOod Samaritan,
for the cure IF all actes and
pains. Go and get a bottle Of
it, and keep it in the house. 1t
cures hedache Or toothachs in
one minute, or money refunded.
DR.. Jagnes Il Son, the manufac-
turers and proprtetors of it, will
cure you before you buy it, free
of charge You run no risk.-