Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-09-10


young men of this county
who is attending the University
at Columbia.
-Ifyou know nothing aboat
a thing, keep your hands of
and you won't get bit. This Is
the only safe guard.
Erich Sander has the ne.
cessary tools for d6ihg first.
class repairing on watches. Call
on him when your watch is in
need of repairs.
kThe Benton public school
begins next Monday. September
7th. Prof. Rev slle of Lutesville
will WELD the birch over the
boys.-Benton Record.
From present indications
there will be half a dozen or
50 weddings in Marble Hill be-
fore the grass comes again. But
there's many a slip, etc.
Mrs. Georgianna Whetsel.
a colored woman Of st. New
Brunswick, controls the ice
trade of that city, employing
fifty OF sixty men, and 10 horses.
+Prcf. Graham, f. NJ. Wells,
Mrs. w. A. Dunn and Rev. B.
L Bowman and wife attended
the Sc. Francois Baptist Asso-
citation at Marquand last week.
Suggestions, advice and
warnings given by the PRESS
only costs you one dollar a year
less than two cents a week
not the price of a postage stamp!
"A raft of lumber worth $780,
900 will be built in Galveston,
Tex, harbor and an attempt
will be made next July to float
| 1t across the ocean 10 LOnuOn.
You get about $4,000 worth
0f advice; $1,000 worth Of sug.
gestions and $1,000 worth of
warnings each year when you
tAke the PREss.-all for one dol.
larl
The work Of erecting a new
churchhouse oa the hill has al
ready begun by our Baptist
friends. 1t will be the finest
churchhouse in the county when
completed.
The Prospect-News says
that Hon. Marshall Arnold
Congressman from this district
has a pack of II hounds and
Spups, and not a fox is left ir
his township.
1t will soon be time to put ul
your stoves. and if you viii
take the Press advice you viii
carefully examine your ffuGs
Before Starting a fire. 1t may
save your home.
If you wish your paper con
timed after the time paid fo1
expires, pay up, send US a card
or send us word to continue it
and if we-have found you faith
full, it will continue.
-Linas Kinder left for his
home in Texas last week. HI
will return to Marble Hill ir
about five weeks to spend the
winter months with his father
who is in bad health.
The habit of passing time
in idleness WREN there are 81
many good, instructive books
and papers to read, is a serious
loss, not only to the individua
but to society at large.
"A very good authority gives
a simple remedy for liiccougI
"a lump of sugar saturated
with vinegar. In ten cases, trie6
as an experiment, it stopped
biccough in nine.
--Europ. is full of Ameri
cans who have gone to see thu
sights of the Old World. Man,
Of these people have neve>
travelled over their own country
and know nothing at all abou
Its beauty.
The Olden fruit farm II
Howell county is shipping thre'
car loads Of peaches to New
York evely two days, 200 0
300 crates daily by express, be
sides canning 1000 cans pc
day,-P..News.
Mrs. Mary E. Holmes, 0
Rockford, ILL.,, proposes to in
vest from $4,000 to SlOr,0O0 IL
; a colored female school to- az
commodate 150pupils,as a ntem
orial of her mother. 1t is to b
located in Mississippi:
Save the homeless boy, fo
there is no telling how HiucI
good we have accomplished
We may have prevented the de
!, velopeneht of one crinii nal, ant
! made a man WHO win exert
vast influence for good.
GA Chicago dentist say
! that too much kissing canse
the teeth to decay" We hsv
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