Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-05-01
The County Democratic
Central Committee will meet
next Saturday.

next Saturday.
County and Probate Courts
will convene in regular session
next Monday week.
There were few teachers in
attendance at the Teachers
Meeting Saturday, owing to the
high water.
The publisher of the Ben
ton Record was last week ac.
quilted on a charge of libel-
by jury trial.
The forests east Of town
have grown green rapidly in
the past ten days, and present
a view both pleasant and pic
turesQue.
Marriage license have been
granted since our last issue to
j. L. Markham and Miss r. E.
Scott; B. H. Bollinger and Jen-
uetta A. Green.
Some men are like some
canines-will bark ferociously
in their kennels, but met away
from there, are 100 cowardly to
emit even a small yelp.
k-Miss Kelley Wells entered
Nhe M. S. Academy April 30th,
making the enrolment of pu-
pills for the present scholastic
year one hundred.
Charles Meirs was released
from the Jefferson City peni-
tertiary a few days ago. He is
70 years old and has spent 80
years in the pen, for different
crimes.
The Benton Record says
that an inquest and post NOR
tenn examination is to be held
by Scott County authorities, np-
on a sick person IN the county's
poorhouse.
| A handsome lady always
LOOKS handsomer under a hand
some hat. The place for ladies
to buy handsome hats, at
pleasant prices, is at W. S.
Kings, Lutesville.
The man who is careful Of
his own reputation will be care
full of his neighbours. The man
who thoughtlessly speaks Of
others is reckless Of his own
good name.
j. M. Finney desires it un-
derstood that 1t will only ba a
few days until he will be doing
the most extensive mercantile
business in the county, at his
leopold Store.
Nh. f. Kinder filed a bond
last week for his appearance at
our next term Of Circuit Court,
tc answer an accusation of re-
ceiving more fees than unto
which he was entitled.
The boys are getting there.
Isaac B. Goats, al old typo, has
1. Just succeeded in getting his
pension. He will receive 81 800,
and $24 ~ month In the future.
i Missouri Cul,ivator.
X The creeks on both sides OF
| town We're past fording Satur'
day. and those who wanted to
come in to get their marriage
license to wed Sunday We're
forced to postpone the contract
--"Snow white" is u term oft.
en- used to denote purity. Well
!; the handsomest and cheapest
line of White Goods ever sees
in Bollinger County is now dis
played at w. S. Kings, Lutes
Vile.
We forgot to mention the
fact in our last issue, but still
it is no less a fact, nor any less
a matter of news, that Adolpl
Mayer brought to this Office ;
!, ripe strawberry on the 2lst o
April, 1890.
No enjoyment, however in
considerable, is confined to lht
present moment. "A man is he
happier for life for having made
an agreeable tour, or lived any
length Of time with pleasan
people. or enjoyed any conSid
, erable interval Of innocen
}. pleasure.
Tight lacing is condemne,
by the doctors as deleterious t,
health. But all the doctors ad
, mire beautiful laces worn b,
,, ladies. Ladies are hereby po
litely informed that IN exquis
ite liue of laces is now being OF
fered at bargain prices, at W
IS. Kings, Lutesville.
W-Sheritf Huskry announces
INT this issue for reelection. MI
Huskey needs no recommend
alton from the PRESS, as h
: was raised! in the county ant
having served the people wei
and faithfully for two years i
well known. His public recor'
> is known by all and speaks 70
, itself, II may not be out O
place to state that in our opin