Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-06-11

OF July celebration out on time.
This Office is fixed for the biz.
Children cry for Dr..
Jaques's Tasteless chill cure.
Lutesville.
The man who attends strict.
ly to his own business may be
a good fellow theoretically, but
h- doesn't have much fun.
William Drum returned
last week from the State Univer-
sity, which he has been attend.
ing for the last nine months.
Mrs. Bigys has the finest
stock of Ribbons and Flowers
that was ever kept in Lutesvllle.
Scientists say that the
orange was originally a berry,
and its evolution has been going
on for more than 1000 years.
Anton Peter availed him.
self of our club rates last week
and ordered the PRESS an twice.
a week Republic for a year
$40
DIR. P. J. Berry of Glen Al.
len is one of young physicians
of this county who has Anfer ed
upon u good practice since
graduating.
%. P. Bailey of Phillips.
burgh, Kan, and family arrived
here last week on a visit to Mrs.
Baley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob J. Conrad.
The earth is gradually
growing larger from the fall Of
meterOic matter. An astron.
omer estimates that the globe is
annually pelted with 146, 900, 900
projectiles.
Capt. J. w. Richardson of
Columbus, KY, was here Friday
to attend the fruit growers meet
ing. He is much interested in
this line and appears to be a
nice gentleman.
The latest savings bank is
in the shape Of a tube, which
may be carried in the pocket.
1t is for dimes, and only opens
when five dollars worth has been
deposited.
"A short but newsv cores
pondence from tho Flatwoods
this issue. We heartily invite
the correspondent to write
again as his matter is all good
"copy" and no foolishness.
1t has been reckoned that if
the whole ocean were dried up,
all the water passing away as
vapor, the amount Of salt re-
naming would be eneough to
cover 100000 square miles
with a layer one mile thick.
The PRESS agrees with the
"Ladies Home JOurnal' in say.
ing that of all the indulgences
which Dame Fashion has permit.
ted the female sex not one is
near so immodest as the "Moth.
er Hubbard" dress, or wrap.
Eye! Fye!!
Marriage license have been
granted since last issue TO Ed
ward N. Barks and Sarah R.
Stephens; John A. Midkiff and
Kerina Belle Wyatt; L. j.
Grimsley and Missouri Belle
Clippard; John Henry Snider
and Addie l.. Harris. I he PRESS
wishes them all much joy.
We almost constantly hear
people say we can all get rich If
we work diligently and practice
rigid economy. But is this real,
ly tue! If as the statisticions
assert there are less than thirty
dollars in circulation in the
United States for each man,
women and child, how can each
and every one accumulate an in
dependence!
"A Mr.. Wolf came up from
Brownwood Friday with his son
who had been bitten by a dog
which was supposed TO have the
rabies. Mr.. w. took the lad to
DR.. Z. w. Bretz above Glen
Allen to ha e he doctor apply
a maidstone. The doctor tells
us that he applied The stone.
bnt it refused to adhere, and he
failed to discover any evidence
Of hydrOphObla.
--Some people profess to be
lieve that lawyers ''stir ul
STRIFE" bot We do not believe
that investigation would sustain
the truth Of this charge. 4 law
yer who will seek for causes has
none of value. The lawyer of
honor and ability has no need to
stir up strife. He does not seek
clients. They seek him. Tue
strife having begun be is sim.
ply called in as an expert to ex.
pound his clients side Of the con.
troversy.
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