Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-09-18
Put up your stove and
kindle a little fire every morning.

" up your Stove ana
kindle a little fire every morning.
Remember the date of the
lair to be held at Cape Girar-
1eau, NO., on October 18th to
he 18th.
NUriah Phelan, who formerly
lived here, and who worked in
this Office at one time, arrived
In Marble Hill Sunday.
There is in Salt Lake City
. society of young Mormon
women who pledge themselves
not to marry a polygamist.
Hon. A. H. Livingston of
West Plains, is selling ont pre-.
to leaving Mo and
going to tho southwest.-Ex.
-Jchn P. Clark of Yount's
Store handed as the cash for
q years subscrition to the
PRESS, while in town last week.
"A Millerville correspondent
OF the Cash Book says: "Rev.
A. Miller is still in feeble health
and not able to attend to his
pastoral duties"
The friends of W. s. King,
Lutesville. should not forget
the fact that he is running a
general store and would appre-
ciate their patronage,
X-Judge Fox and DR.. Wilmer
went to Castor River Saturday
evening to enjoy a few hours
fishing. They returned Monday
with--well, we are not going
to give it away.
Many people cannot 90 to
see the Exposition at st. Louis
but no one should fail to take a
peep at Kings notion counter.
It is a thing Of beauty and a
Joy to the eyes of the Ladies.
\EThe Republicans Of Lo.
rance township met in ccnven-
ton in the courthouse Saturday
and nominated John Benham
and VIM. P. Shirley for Jnstice
Of the Peace, and Henry Berry
for Constable.
License to marry: Benz.
Payne and Ida Johnson; N. D.
Huffman and Fanna Penturf;
Francis L. Cole and G. James;
John w. Killian and Mary A.
Swindell; Mathew Bradmess and
and Mary i. Harris,
~AIt occurs to us that it j,
about time to repair the cistern
in the courthouse yard. The
cistern has been out Of repair
for several weeks and it has
been more than a month since
the court ordered it fixed.
Your children all starting
to school get them school shoes
wraps head gear, in fact every
thing necessary to keep them
dry and comfortable at W. 5.
Kings cheaper than any where
else in Southeast Missouri.
~/PUBL1c SPEAKINe.-Ben. Far.
rell, National Lecturer Of the
Farmers and Laborers' Union,
will speak in Marble Hill, Sat
urday, October II, 1890.
JOHN P. MoMANUs,
County Secretary.
The federal election bill
may pass.-If you want a good
quality Of any kind of goods
kept in a general store W. s
King, Lutesville, can furnish
such goods as cheap as they
can be purchased in the city.
The Republican Senatorial
Convention has been called, by
the chairmen of the central com
mitties Of the counties compos'
ing this Senatorial District, tc
meet at Peryville the 9th inst
The Union Labor party's
ticket is as follows: For Su
preme Judge, A. Harrington o.
Christian county; for schoo,
superintendent, Burwell Fox O
Iron county; for railroad com
missioner, Patrick Shannon o
Kansas City.
"A Kansas schoolma'am has
introduced q new feature in mel
school. When one Of the girls
misses a word the boy wht
spells it gets permission to kiss
her. As a result the girls ar
becoming very poor spoilers
while the boys are improv
ing.-Ex.
The new Restaurant ant
glocery store Of A. and E. Mil
Ter 10 now open in J.ntesvill'
and Goods are being sold cheap
er Than ever before. The Good
are all first class. Come aut
Ct your lunches and some
thing cold &C. drink. They asl
u liberal share Of your patron
age Call on them.
There is a farmer down a
Gallatin, Teen, who sells liquo
without license. and is neve
caught His farm lies in tn
corner of three counties. ant