Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-10-22

Mrs. Drum and son. Ed,
were 1t the Cape Fair last week.
We are one day late this
week. The delay was unav old.
able
Miss Efie Miller OF Miller.
vile is the guest of Miss Julia
Jamison.
IA new floor and stove now
1dd to the comforts of the
Press home. God bless our
home"
Miss Cora Drum will leave
Monday for Cape Girardeau to
attend the State Normal school
At that place.
John. 7. Stratman, formerly
Of this place, is clerking for Mr..
Glen at Cape Girardeau. John
will read the PRESS.
Liberty Association of the
General Baptist Church met
last Thursday at Zalma. A
large attendance is reported.
"A. Bohnsack sells the King
Heater, the best stove now
made. 1t don't raluire half
the fuel that other stoves do.
Ora Thornburgh, J. w.
Caldwell, Tom Bowman and
George and Evert LESLEY start.
ed for the swamps on a hunt
Monday.
-Uress goods and fancy no.
tons Of every description at
Drums He Is always ready to
show them and make you cheap
bargains.
james Profit was thrown
from a mule Sunday and an
ugly cash reaching from his
nose to the point of his chin is
the result.
II. r. Beach, Lutesvi.e, now
keeps a full stock of coftins and
burial cases-whi:e cases for
children. Metallic caskets furn.
ished on short notice.
BENZ. Bollinger and G. H.
Pape passed through town
Wednesday with a fine bull
which they had bought while at
the Cape Fair.
bring your wheat, corn,
dried fruit, hides, feathers,
chickens, turkeys, eggs, &c. to
Drums. He pays the highest
prices in cash or goods.
-Monthly reports, term re-
ports, semi annual reports, an.
nual reports or any other kind
used in the school room can be
had at this Office.
PHoTo. ALBUMs.-Call and
examine our new stock O1
Albums-3O cents and upwards
The best we have ever sold fol
the money.
| A. R. JAQUEs.
IX-State Auditor James M
Seibert was in Marble Hill a
few hours last friday. He call
ed at the PRESS Office and order
ed this paper sent to him al
Jefferson City.
Drum has the largest and
best selected stock of genera
merchandise in Bollinyer Coun
ty. He buys for cash and sells
for cash, which enables him tt
sell cheap.
|EF. Won Stein has returned
to Lutesville and will be found
at his old shop ready to do al
kinds of watch and clock re-
pairing. Call and see him wher
you want work.
| "A movement is under wal
TO consolidate the towns o
RLutesvllle aud Marble Hill ant
incorporate them under ont
; name, which, if successful, viii
be Of great benefit to both.7
Daily Enterprise, Charleston
: The Mississippi county
grand jury. at this place, at th'
, term Of circuit court, which ad
journed on yesterday (Friday
evening, was in session sever
!, days; had one hundred ant
sixteen witnesses before it ant
found one hundred and thirty
three indictments: ninety in
diotments for gambling; six 70
selling liquor; two for sellin!
liquor on Sunday; two for of
hcials drunk while in office
nine for grand larceny; saver
for petit larceny; two for arson
Daily Enterprise, Charleston
"A singular accident in Whit
Pigeon, Michigan, was the ex
plosion Of a dynamite factor.
containing 20 tons of the exrlo
sive. Sixteen men were in tn
building at the time, but Q
. them not the slightest trace ha
been discovered. The explc
siOn was heard and felt 81 miles