Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-05-08
County Court next week.

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Peters.
DIR G. NJ. Wilmer is attend
ing the Medical Association at
Charles ton.
We prefer a good appetite
and a clear conscience to all
your dirty dollars.
When no len eth of time is
specified pay locals will remain
in until ordered out.
If you would have a faith
full servant, and one that you
like, serve yourself.
Mrs. Richard Berry of Cape
Girardeau has been here visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Hatcher.
| When death, the great rec
Onciler, comes 1t is never our
kindness that We repent Of, but
our crustiness.
-OtherS may initiate, but
Mrs. Biggs leads in all lines,
styles ami satisfactory prices of
Millinery Goods.
Henry Thomasson canght 6
young red foxes Saturday,
They were about the size of
house cat and very tat.
Kan Indiana man was d.
vorced foAr times and married
five times between the l4th of
April, 1889, and the same date
1890.
"A candidate. handed us the
cash to pay fer his announce
ment a few days ago, but re-
quested us to withhold his name
"a few days.
Elder Robertson will preach
at the Christian Church Oh Sun
day morning and evening Of
the 11th inst, and the Saturday
night proceeding.
Take advantage of the
bankrupt sale OF Dry Goods
and Notions now going on at A.
Waren's,, LutesviIle. First to
come get first choice.
|X-Leonard Erlenmeir, a bach
elor 60 years Old, was murder
ed and his house burned over
him in St. Francois County, last
week. Purpose, robbery.
| X-A blind man 80 years old
and a little girl ii years old
were married in Cape Girardeau
a few days since, The girls
mother gave her consent.
"A grand picnic will be CIV
en- on the Cape Girardeau Fair
Grounds by the A. 0. u. W.,
the Both Of this month Prom
inent speakers will deliver ad-
4 dresses.
Geo. E. Statler desires to
inform :he public trade that he
is closing out a bankrupt stock
of Dry Goods and Motions at
A. Warren's, Lutesyille, for
cost and less, for cash.
Marriage license We're grant
ed Tuesday to a.. j. thinner
man and Miss Julis G. Berry.
'the groom is a prosperous
young farmer of near Glen AL
len and the bride is a daughter
of Hon. VIM. Berry.
Were we TO believe nothing
but what we could perfectly
comprehend, not only our own
stock Of knowledge in all the
branches Of learning would be
shrunk up to nothing, but even
the affairs of common life could
not he carried on.
<'Gas Campbell who is serv-
ing a term of six months impris-
onment, pleading guilty to a
charge Of bigamy, ought to be
set free. He did not know that
)ae was violating the law. He
tried to get a license in Marble
Hill to marry, but could not.
Some mean fellows told him
that if he would go up to Madi-
son County he could get Ii.
cense and get married without
any trouble. Gus believed the
fellows and ignorantly violated
the law. He has been a model
prisoner, doing about as much
work as any three prisoners
ever did in the same time. He
has served two months we'll and
faithfully. He is as completely
punished as he would be six
months from now. No one be-
lieves that he violated the law
with criminal intent. He has
always been a quiet, sober,
peaceable young man and was
led into his present trouble by
the wlllful deviltry of others.
His casr is one which appeals
to the kindness, better nature
sympathy, of all good people
The Governor would certainly
set Mr.. Campbell free II Il cred
table petition setting forth the
facts were presented to His EX-
cellency. Everyone who knows
the facts in the case and whose
heart has any tender spot about
1t would sign u petition. Start