Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-06-26

"A watermelon trust has
been formed in the South.
"A cyclone unroofed some
buildings in Poplar Bluff on the
10th.
Marriages don't come high
nowadays-two for assent seems
to be about right.
John Lures of brentwood
spen: a couple of days in Mar
BILE Hill last week.
Only one announcement
column is fnll. There is plenty
Of room in the others.
E-See announcement of w
NJ. Morgan in this Issue for
Circuit Clerk and Recorder.
An English syndicate has
offered S1,5OO.OOO a year for
privilege of the Louisiana Lot
terry.
The st. Louis papers claim
that the enumerators have miss
ed thousands in taking the cen
sus Of that city.
A lady's toilet Outfit is in
complete without Curling Irons.
Mrs. E. P Biggs, Lutesville, is
prepared to supply the trade.
Nothing on the farm pays
better than a good garden. 1t
furnishes fresh fruits and veg
etables and promotes health.
Those desiring to rent
stands in the Pavilion for the
Fourth of July are requested to
call on j. M. I.utes, Lutesville.
--"I hear your husband is
quit a gallant. Did you ever
find any letters in his pocket
"Only the ones gave him to
mall
| "A mare near Fulton gave
birth a few days ago to a horse
and a mule colt. The colts are
perfectly formed and as healthy
as pigs.
"A Storm near Dixon, Hi
nois, on the Goth killed ten peo-
pie, injured many others and
destroyed 100000 worth of
property.
Try all things and hold
fast tha. which is good" This
is specially applicable to the
seeds which you propose tc
plant or SOW.
The wheat crop of this
county is much better than was
anticipated q few weeks ago.
The head is well filled and the
grain we'll developed.
|N-Remember that there will
be a rouslns, roaring, eDtilusi-
astlc Fourth Of July Celebration
at the Pavilion between Marble
Hill and Lutesville. 1T
---Something New-A!ways
something new and fresh at the
tastety millinery rooms OF Mrs.
E. P. Biggs, Lutesville. She has
Just received a new stock,
If you want to see the most
people and be with the biggest
crowd on the Fourth of July,
come to the Pavilion between
Marble Hill and Lvtesvil'e. 2t
There We're more failures in
the United States in 1889, says
Bradstreet's. than in any other
year since statistics have been
kept; even more than in 1852.
Ladies', you are respectful
w invited to call upon Mrs. E.
?. Bjggs, LutesviIle, and in.
spect her handsome stock Of
ribbons, laces and hat trim.
mings.
Among the singular diff
ferences between the two sides
Of The face, a German professor
notes that the right ear is al
most invariably higher than
the left.
The largest park in the I'M
tied States is in Philadelphia
and contains 274O acres. The
next largest is Forest Park of
St. Louis which has all area Of
1872 acres.
Give your farm credit for
furnishing you a home rent free
and for a thousand and one
necessaries and luxuries which
you would have to pay cash for
in the city.
"A North Carollnian tells
that charcoal Or charcoal dust.
is the very best thing known in
that part Of the country, in
whit b to pack sweet potatoes
for winter keeping.
"A French mechanic by the
name Of Bollie has invented a
calculating machine which adds,
mnltiplies and divides with
astonishing rapidity by the sim.
pie turning Of a wheel.
An American, entering Il
parlor, expects the lady of the
house to rise and greet him. In
Spain II lady would seem to for
feit her self resuect should she