Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-05-21

ali PAL wanting fnOtOs
will please call before next Fri
day as | will be away from Fri
day till Monday.
w. e. MILLER
! By reference 10 the county
court proceedings it will be seen
that Ellen J. Billie has been
ordered to the insane asylum
This young lady is a daughte,
Of w, j. Biffle, better known as
young William Billie.
--"Baldy," the old war horse
owned by Joseph Yokely OF
near Bronaugh. in the south
western palt Of Vernon county,
died a few days ago at he age
Of IS years. Gen. Joe Shelby
rode the horse during the war
Special Memorial services
of G. a. r. post No 100 will be
held at the Presbyterian church
on next Sunday. The public
are Invited TO be present. Ser
mon by Rev. 3. Kittermrn.
O'Clock a. lii.
--DI. A. J. Mayfield. Lgtes.
vile, has the largest stock of
Druggs and patent medicines
ever brought to this section Of
Missouri. He is selling them
cheaper than ever. All his
shelving room is occupied "full
to the hrim."
M. l.. Mouser Of Flatwoods
has a chicken with three &ns.
The chick is about two weeks
old and pert as any chick Of that
lage The odd leg protudes
from the among the tail feathers
and has the distinct toes-same
as any chicken.
"A girl in Kentucky has re-
covered $500 damages from q
steamboat company for naming
a boat after her without asking
her permission, and they must
rename the boat. She took Of
Tense at u marine item stating
! that "Kitty Marshall took The
lower chute and run her nose
into a p(antation,"
Rearing luules and horses
for sale, under favorable cir.
cumstances, is one of the most
profitable industries in which
the farmer can engage. There
is not much more expense in
producing a good lhree-year old
colt than in growing a good
steer. Rnt there is an appre-
ciable difference in the value of
the product.
THE aphorlstn 'uo foot no
horse is q uu.sm not to he
questioned. yet a bad shoelng
and improper care Of tho fool,
or no care at all, causes much
suffering and disease that could
easily be avoided sboeing be.
ing unavoidable cense-
qnence, necessary to be preforn-
ed 90 q horse that is Kept fol
Use, care should be taken that
ii be done properly,
We give tie ow''ils from
m old agricultural ,ionnai as
s. sure cure Tor, and preventative
Of chicken cholera. Give chalk
Of merauly or biae mass. Take
h"jf teaspoonf'I and stir in one
quart Of sonr iniit; mix well and
give sick foul II teAsponn?ul: 81
1mes a day and a speedy cure
will he de result. j{e;lnue the
mixture ana give to the whole
flock as q preventative.
"A couple living ABOUT five
miles east Of ST, JosppY, l,ougjlt
tF'eIl infant 60 town he Other
day 10 he shaved. 1t vas born
with IL growth of hail Oh its face
which grew SO rapidly thar at
the age Of 8 months it was "igh. !
teen inches in length. This so
dit lrrsHed The mu'beG that it
was decided to have the object |
jopHhIe coat Of hiraute removed, !
whlcA was skilIful'y dnne by !
a t"nsorlai artist At st Iospr!l. |
'''h@ BABY stood ;b" or,1cU! sur !
pr>lH%iY "oIl.
t,;b. bad all the Outward |,
aNppur"ncea Of being " most in.
,rytaiin2 triAi III Justice Bow
man's Court last friday was
sumnnAlii.y dispensed with. WIN
beasl"y and Pomp Mo!5re2or
caught and marked a hog winch |
Nc. thought was bis. John
Rhodes claimed the hog aud |
had the two arrested On a charge |
of petit larceny. A great many |
witnesses were summoned and
considerable feeling aroused in
the matter. The case came up for
trial FRIDAY, Moses Whibark,
Esd. appearing for The defend.
ants, while prosecuting attorney |
Caldwell locked after the States
interests Upon the examination