Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-11-05

town. was in the southern part
of the county ON business a few
days ago.
II. T. Beach, Lutesvi!e, now
keeps a full stock Of cOfins and
burial cases-whl:e cases for
children. Metallic caskets furn'
ished on short notice.
There was a 5000 fire at Ken
nett, Mo-. Monday night, des
troying a grist mill, a cotton
gin. a large amount of cotton
and other property.
- Bring your wheat. corn,
dried fruit. hides, feathers,
chickens, turkeys, eggs, &c. to
Drums. He pays the highest
prices in cash or goods.
Miss Cora Drum went down
to Cape Girard .au Monday to
enter the State Narmal school.
Sho was accompanied by her
uncle, &. F. Kurre of the PRESS,
If fire was to break out in
this town at present 1t wonld
wipe the capital city OF Boil
linger County out of existence.
There is scarcely any water in
town.
The Press will likely
please your neighbor if you will
call his attention to it, BE kind
enough to do this early, before
he promises to take some other
paper.
John Archibald, one of the
Standard Oh CrGsuses, was an
Office boy at Titusville, Pa,
not many years ago, and is now
reported to be worth fully Sl5,-
100000.
That Howl Explained. -
Charlie,-"What makes the old
cat howl so!" Wailer-"I guess
you'd make a noise if you was
full of hddlestrings inside.-N.
Y. World.
Drum has the largest and
best selected stock of general
merchandise in Bollinyer Coun-
ty. He buys for cash and sells
for cash, which enables him tC
sell cheap.
Our farmer friend, ''Uncle''
David Lutes, called at our Of
flee last Thursday. Although
Uncle Dave" differs from us in
politics, he is a faithful friend O.
the Press.
OF course you farmers wan
to know all about farming thai
is advantageous to you. and i
you will attend the Institute
here on Nov. II you will learr
something.
While operating a vhea
tanning machine Monday morn
ing Eli Lutes got the index
finger of his left hand painfully
crushed between IL couple O.
cog wheels.
-Ex- County Treasurer w
T. Kinder, who has been in st
Louis for several days under
medical treatment, arrived home
on Fridays train, much i'm
proved in health.
If you wish your paper con
tinued after the time paid foi
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.
Posters were printed in this
Office announcing the admins
traitors sale of the persona
property Of Jonas H. Grader
decd next Saturday. Joh1
Huskey is the admir-.
The letters which went t
the Dead Letter Office during
the last fiscal year numbered
100000. They contained $50
in cash, and 81, ,14l 1881 in checks
and commercial paper.
Little Queen Wilhelmins
of Holland has an income O
Of 100000 guilders, or abou
$3.50, 900 Her reign will begin
August l3, 1893, when she viii
have attained the age Of IS.
A hero.-"There goes f;
man who has saved SO lives
''You-don't-savW Yes, wher
his house burned down be car
ried out the family cat and 81,
kittens. Indianapolis Journal
-"Cuckoo." the three.year OLE
colt belonging to l.. H. Davis o
this city, won in his race at the
Cumberland Park race track
Nashville, Tenn, last Thurs
day, purse Sl,0oO.-Cash Book
MIR. Hill, who has been herr
about three months rs agen
for a patent harrow, bid god
by TO Marble Hill friends las
week and boarded a north bount
train. His home is in Georgia
Al nya In ~ n,a Saws kkuk n.