Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-08-21
Edward Kinder was in
town last week,

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her sister at ColfaX, Illinois.
John P. McManus is as
sisting County Clerk Wells.
''The floating population is
large at seaside resorts"
Pink Berry spent part Of
last week in the "Future Great. -
Benjamin Harrison celebra
ted his57th birthday Wednes-
day.
Il. Fl. Davis and lawy er
Miller of Jackson were in town
this week.
"A child of Grief Hembree
was buried IN the Marble Hill
cemetery Sunday.
1t is reported that the po.
tato crop in Ireland is q failure,
and, if SO, famine is dreaded.
Miss bora Axe, who has
been visitin relatives i'll Kansas
City, returned home Thursday,
Mrs Alice Dominica went
to Dallas, Texas, Monday. She
will teach school in tire Lone
Star State.
w. S. King of Lutesville
will sell You Millinery goods
as cheap-if not cheaper-than
you can buy them elsewhere.
-The Republican Congress.
Ional Convention has been
called to meet in Poplar Bluff
on the 10th Of September.
Marriage license WAS issued
on the Sth to G. II. Westover
and Josie Soelton; on the 18th
to Thomas M. Lutes and NOME
Hahn.
Unless you compost your
manure take it to the field as
soon as made. 1t will never be
worth any more to the land
than now.
The Boston Journal says:
III is estimated tnat there are
$4,000 married men in New
York City who are supported
by their wives
An unusual amount Of
legal work came to this Office
Monday morning, which pre-
vented us from going to press
at the usual time.
edneet,ay nj ght the young
folks --poGhaps 30 in NEmbor--
Of this place assembled and had
what they called a''Poverty Par
~" All enjoyed themselves.
The federal election bill
may pass.-If you want a good
quality O. any kind Of goods
kept in a general store w. S.
King, Lntesville, can furnish
such goods as cheap as they
can be purchased in the city.
We clip the following from
the Globe Democrat of the 18th:
K William Hicks, o retail liquor
dealer of Patton, Bollinger
County, Was examined before
States Commissioner
Crawford yesterday, and held
in the sum of 5000 for the No.
vemter term on a charge of
selling liqnor without payment
Of the special tax.
The new Restaurant and
grocery store of a. and Il. Mil
er is now open in jluresville |
md Goods are being sold cheap |
4r than ever before. The Goods |
ire all first class. Come and |
get your lunches and some
hing cold tc drink. They ask
, liberal share Of your patron
,ge. Call and see them.
T-The people are very mnch
dissatisfied with the tabulated |
statement Of the primary given
II last weeks PREss, and they
lave cause TO be. The commit
ee did not furnish this paper
With the vote by townships,
neither did they give us a.
chance to get it. They burned
he poll books and tally sheets
N the same day that the votes
we're counted. It's not our
Aplt.
An Arkansas editor CON-
olains that some people won't
ADVERTISE on the plea that q
newspaper is never read, but
10 says: 'a.et him be caught
his neighbours wife or
rying to hold up the side of %
some dark night, and
lis rune changes Instantly, and
f the printing Office is in the
,arret of q seventeen story |
building, he will climb to the
op to beg the editor to keep
luiet
E--The Republican Co. Cen.
r;(l Committee met Tuesday and |
nominated John MCPHERSON as
candidate for Presiding Judge ,
o fill the vacancy caused by |
!. Sample refusing to accept
ho nomination which was given