Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-07-10

Anthony Francis, living
just west of Lutesville, is very
low with heart. disease.
P. McCans went to
ST. Louis Monday to attend a
meeting of the State Republi-
can Committee.
A watch nearly new which
was pawned for less than half
its worth will be sold cheap.
Call at this office and get a
bargain.
Farmers, j. P. Walker has
"dodged his vote"on no bill,not-
outstanding statements to the
contrary. This is 4 fact. Let
facts be enough for you.
Farmers, if you want Il man
to represent you in Congress
who has proved to be your
close friend vote forJ. T. Walk
er next Saturday, You take no
chances on ntm.
FThe sawmiIl of H. N. Hol-
liday at Williamsville, Wayne
county; was destroyed by hre a
few days ago, together with a
large quantity of lumber, the
loss agsregating $20,0o0, with
no insurance.
w. II. Bair brough a well
preserved pumpkin to this Of
flee on the Fourth. 1t was rails
ed last year and together with
several others has been kept
perfectly sound, being kept in
the upstairs. Pumpkin pie for
the printer.
A. J. Maytield Of Lutes-
Vile has purchased a half in
terest in the ''Medical and Surg
ical Institute" at Clarinda,
Iowa. The concern is now own
ed by Drs. Pitman Il Maytield,
both Of whom are Baptists.-
Southeast Baptist.
Some parties stole a horse
near Cape Girardeau a few
days ago. The culprits passed
through the lower part Of this
county Monday, having a shoe
nailed on one Of the horses at
Judge Neninger's shop. The
Sheriff and others are in pur
suit.
i. G.. Woodfin, one Of Lib
erty Townships best citizens
suddenly dropped dead Mon
day. He had been at work and
gone into the house to rest and
get cool. He had barely sa*
down until he fell over and
expired in a few minutes of
heart trouble.
ALWAYS bear in mind that
a milking pail is for milk alone,
and respect the character of the
ulensil. Wash it, scour it,
scald it, and give it the benefit
Of summer sunshine, and you
have made the propagation of
bacteria impossible. 1t is bet
ter to have poor quality milk
clean and pure, than to have
Icttluid tainted with filth.
S-The members of the Demo
cratic County Central Commit
tee are: Philip Banks, VIM.
Limbaugh and B. s. Snider,
Torrance Township. 7. Fl. Sni-
der, Chairman, P.D. Estes and
J, j. Long, German. +. E. Sea-
baugh, j. l. Ellis and Isaac
Presnell, Whitewater. K. +,
Statl-r, Henry Mungle and Sam
uel Shell, Union VIM. Billie,
j. X. Long and Daniel Hawn,
Crooked Greek. NJ. j. Shelley,
G. w. Meyers and A. A. Kinder,
Fillmore. J. w. Dixon, j. V.
Slinkard and J. w. Back (Sec.),
Wayne. u. Y. Pelrce, u. W.
Shell ard J. p. Reyelle, Liberty >
why don; you run a pa
per like that" said a merchant
to a publisher, throwing down
a blanket-sheet city daily.
"Why don't you run a store
like thats" said the publisher of
the country sheet as he turned
the paper over and pointed to a
full page advertisement that
brought the city publisher $3.50
an issue. Just then the country
publisher presented a monthly
bill for 50, and the merchant be-
gan to talk Of economizing by
cutting down his advertisement
and stopping his paper. He
did both and the sheriff is now
doing his advertising for him.[X
The following is the num-
Der of delegates to the Con.
Convention:
COUNTY. VOTE 'SS. NO. DEL.
Butler ..11S9 12
Bollinger 1902 IS
Cape Girardeat 1894 10
Carter .... :. :. 400 81
Douglass ...... AZ 81
Dunklin 1888 Is
Howell .15OG Is