Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-01-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL
-Bye-bye 1890.
Our F to 1891.
Mrs. Smith is very sick.

John Sander returned from
Texas last Friday.
An infant child of Henry
Baker of this place died last
week.
Go to August Bohnsacks
for great bargains in heating
stoves.
IN. A. Danphin, president
of the Louisiana Lottery, is
dead.
The Second Adventists says
that the world will come to an
end 1891.
Five couple from Morley
attended the hop in Marble Hill
Friday night.
Oscar Holland of Freder-
icktown was in the Hill Friday
and Saturday.
-Bohnsack has the finest
stock of heating stoves ever
seen in the county.
The shop" at the Masonic
Hall Friday night was pro-
nounced a success.
When no length of time is
specified pay locals will remain
in unit ordered out.
Holidays are over, but A.
& E. Miller are still in the ring
selling as cheap as ever.
Miss Mabel McJans, who
is teachlpg school near Freder-
icktown, is visiting her parents
of this place.
Oliver Tarrar of Marquand
was in Marble Hill visiting
friends last week, returning
nome SuAudy.
Miss CLARA Snyder of Glen
Allen was visiting Miss Belle
Bollinger of this place Friday
and Saturday.
That anger may not mar your brow
O'cr duties badly done,
Just start right in and practice now
On writing "9l."
II. B. Mayfield and wife
of Grubville were in Marble Hill
this week visiting Mrs. May
fields parents.
There a1e better things in
this world than money, but it
takes money to buy them.-ln-
dianapolis journal.
Mrs. Sarah Harris of Fred.
erlcktown visited her daughter,
Mrs. w. P. McCans, a few
days of last week.
Willie, son of Mfr. Enoch
Robertson Of near town, died
Tuesday OF this week, and was
buried Wednesday.
II. M. Jones, Lutesville,
keeps constantly on hand all
kinds of sausage and is never
without fresh pork and beef.
NThe Supper was all that
was expected az Hahns Chapel
christmas night, and we under
stand the proceeds were Some
thing near $50.
When sending stamps for
subscription be sure to so ar
range them that they will not
stick and mass together unless
you desire them returned.
"A. u L Miller can give you
a warm lunch at any hour and
at any price: You should not
stand on the hands in
your pockets and nothing to
eat.
Married, at the residence of
the Brides father, on the 25th
of Dec. 1890. by Judge John A
Miller Mr.. A. L. Baker to Miss
Dora Barr, all of Liberty town
ship.
Miss Emma Black of Bis
merck was visiting Miss Dora
Axe a few days last week.
Miss Emma returned home Sat
urday accompanied by Miss
]'ora.
Two masked men forced
an aged farmer Of Hinnibal,
Mo-, to hand over a roll of cash
which amounted to $4,000 by
holding u loaded revolver I'm
cumfor,ably near the old gen
tleman's Uranium.
NA through freight was de
rallied hear Bessville Sunday
causing the South bound pas
senger to be a couple Of hours
late Sunday evening. We un
derstand their were eleven cars
ditched with considerable dam
age to the railroad company.
NConsiderable excitsmen,
was caused the first Of this week
by the arrest Of Sanford Fran
els, on a charge Of being the
principal in the killing o.
Jacob May, on Nov. 10, 1890
and George Critics (of Fanny
George Smith, Joseph V-rdir
and David B. Upshaw, charged
with being accessories in tht