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

w. F. Kinder went to 81.
Louis Tuesday.
Miss Della Caldwell Of Nil.
lerville is visiting here.
Mics May Kinder went to
Jackson last week on a visit to
relatives and friends.
Girls, if you want millinery
goods. Mrs. Lutes, Luteeville,
has just what you want.
Charles Kurre Of Arkansas
is visiting his sister AND brother,
Mrs. r. Drum and George Kur-
re of this place.
"A 10 months.old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Avery thinner
man of Cape Girardeau was
buried last week.
There will be a grand celebra-
tion at the Pavilion between
Marble Hill and LWesville on
the Fourth Of july All pre-.
pare for it. You'll hear more
about it next week.
Trouble over a division line
ftnc caused DR.. J. l. Ellis Of
Sedgewickville to shoot twice
last week at F. o. Schlatitz Of
the same place. The trial is Get
for the 29th instant.
There was some kind of a
fruit growers meeting in Lutes-
Willie last. week, but as we have
received no report of it we pre-.
sumo that its action is not for
publication. We would always
be glad to publish anything of
lntrest to the growers when they
desire it.
WANTED-A man with some
knowledge ofmusic to act as my
agent in Perry county to sell
Organs Pianos and Sewing Ma.
chimes To a good man l will
pay a salary, or give an interest
in the business. For further
particulars apply to
THos. E. CLARK,
Cape Girardeau, Mo,
From the New Era We clip:
Married, at the residence of the
BRIDES brother, Rev. w. +. Tai
ley, in Piedmont, on Sunday
evening last, May 81, Mr.. G. 9.
Mitchem, publisher Of the Will.
Evansville Transcript, to Miss
Urannah Talley, daughter Of Dr..
w. G. Tal'ey. Of Marble Hin.
Rev. w. F. Talley officiating.
The wedding was a private
one only a few friends and rel.
atives being present.
An exchange remarks that
it is not much wonder that the
human race finds it up hill work
to be decent and keep straight.
The first man was a liar and a
sneak. the first woman kept
bad company and pried into
things that did not concern her,
and the first child born in the
world killed his brother. Our
first parents were q tough 3ot,
and it is hard to get Il out
of he blood.
|T-Quite a sensational ripple
was created on our streets
Wednesday morning of last
week by the report that a dead
child had been found in Il els,
tern at La1lin the previous night.
In the absence of the Coroner
Prosecuting Attorney Caldwell
went to Latin and directed an
inquest, Esq. }. A. Clinging-
smith officiating. The evidence
evolved the fact that a widow
Cheek and Pete Thomason had
been living together for Sc, eral
months, and that the former
was delivered Of a six-months-
old fetus IN the night in ques-
tion. and that the delivery was
by criminal abortion. The wO.
man claimed that she was 90.
duced by a man at Lakeville
under promise Of marriage.
She is the mother CT two living,
legitimate. children The elder be.
ing about u years old, and she
ANA her children are drawing a
pension from Uncle Sam. Some
claim that this episode will stop
her pension, while others think
differently. The writer is
among the latter class. After
being delivered of the fHtus
she told her son 10 take "that
bundle 90 to the graveyard, dig