Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-06-19

p. Biggs, Lutesvllie, auu M
spect her handsome stock OF g
ribbons, laces and hat trim
mings. ]
Up in Kansas the women o Sa
vote early and often. AT Sa- i
lima they had a candidate for
School Board and the antl.fac' ,
ton, the horrid men, nomlna'
ted a colored woman and ran
her against her white sister:
When the ballots were counted
at night the colored sister was
elected.-Ex. \
Rev. G. NJ. Ledbetter OF
Charleston delivered two in
|, teresting lectures in I'utesville
this week. He was a pleasant
caller, while here, at the PRESS
Office, and we found him to be a
pleasant gentleman. Having
served eight years in a printing
Office he can sympathize with
the craft.
-Gen. John G. Fremont is to
be congratulated on being S4o,.
600 better off than he thought
he was. But there must be
some queer book keeping in the
Government service to permit
An error of that magnitude in
the accounts of a man 90 uncor-
rected fer forty years.-Post.
"A small boy with a shin
ing pail went singing gally
down the dale, to where a cow
with brindle tail, on sweet clio
yer did regale. A humble bee
did gently sail over the soft and
shadow vale, to where the boy
with the shining pale was milk
, ing the COW with the brindle
i, tail. The bee lit down on the
3 cows left ear, her heels went up
through the atmosphere-and
: through the limbs Of a walnut
). tree the boy scared into eterni-
$ ty.-Ex.
Say a good word for your
p town. Don't perch on d'y
# goods boxes and spit tobacco
e Juice and "cuss'' the town ano
<. country you live in. The Un
tied States embraces a consid
!. erable portion of mother earth
le and if this place does not sui
y YOU 90 elsewhere. Build up in
" stead of tear down. Bury tha
funeral procession, move an(
N travel as you would to a do!
s. fight. Have some style ant
in enterprise about you Dom
ut seud your printing to some oth
er state. II you want newspa
IF pers to help you, help them ..
la giving them all you have to b
.o ,S' done in their liue Of business
ID Exchange.
What shall teach m
~ child! Teach him that it is be
a. 90 ter to starve than to steal; ths
m sn it is better to be a scayenger
~. NJ. wood chopper than to be a
" idler and dead beat; that it
lust as criminal, and more rel
ys rehensible, to waste Monday
M ne to desecrate Sunday; that lab
rs. is the prince of all honest pr
'aS fessions; that no one is exem!
from the obligation to lab
IN with head or hands or heal
ek that tan honest man is the n
bt- bliest work Of God;;" that know
5u, edge is power; that labor
OF worship, and idleness sin; tn
1x- it is best to eat the crust OF i
dependent poverty than to lu
md uriate among the rich as
out dependent. Teach him the
in facts until they are woven in
'ar his being and regulate his Ii
its. and we will insure him succe
though the heavens fall
ohn lected.
are W--The following are the gra
for Hates Of the Cape Girarde
aail Normal at Its recently clos
hey year:
49, II. G. Bueltemann, Fra
Williams, V. Mexico Finn
will Edwin J. Bean, Matte N
son Beard. G. Lee Bennett. Ii
test Williams, James +. Roys'
be. Mary Louis!e Brown, Roz'
the Lehman, Thomas j. Baird q
q at Susie Watts.
Speaking of these gradua
nro. the Cape Democrat says:
p etss The side tables were LOAF
' ,he down with numerous bouqr
), , mo of the sweetest of flowers, ba
,on. s cts of flowers, and baskets
,Y nose fruits, stacks Of books and {
onv er treasures intended for
graduating class.
,on State Superintendent G
ileat "G man;. with the other nleml
.1'a In of the Board, together with
'no President and Faculty, t
seats in front Of the stage
'se' pass judgement on the orati
and essays Of the class.
~ ~ It is rather a trying or
" for these young people to
.ther. through, but they stoot
Iss 1t trembling, like other preter
frut haroas whan thav antar