Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-02-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL


Mrs. Mary B. Smith is a
new subscriber at Marble Hill.
-Expend money on fertlli-
Mers rather than on useless
fences.
What ever you dislike iii
others take care to correct in
Yourself.
Forty per cent. of the wNEe
earners Of the U. S. are en- gagged
III farming.
--G. w. Presnelk of Liberty
vii. recently become a reader
Of the Press.
Marion, son of 7. J. Teeters
Of this place, died recently in
Poplar Bluff.
Some new furniture has
recently been put in the County
Clerks ofiice.
Good highways indicate a
good farming country and pros
perons farmers.
When no len 9Th of time is
specified pay locals will remain
in until ordered ont.
There is but little real waste
of food if the animal dloppings
are properly saved.
Holidays are over, but 4.
& E. Miller are still IN the ring
selling as cheap as ever.
The refuse and slops from
the family kitchen should 60 to
fer!ilize the family garden.
Columbus Baker, formerly
of this place but now of PuXico,
was visiting here last week.
Senator Galliner of New
Hampshire will he the only
physician in the U. 5. Senate.
Some half a dozen weddings
are among the probabilities of
the hear future. So says rumor.
An Arab who has lost his
teeth probably only speaks
gum Arabic.-Buffalo Express,
Send US the cash or a card
If you Wish your paper contjn-
ued after the time paid for eX
pires.
For novelty bonnets, shapes,
coloretts, conformations, wrea!hs
and fine flowers of all kinds go
to Mrs. Biggs.
Mrs. Biggs will sell leg
horn plats and sailor hats
cheaper they We're ever sefore
sold in Lutesville.
Hons. K. w. Weber and NJ
R. Smith Of Pennington were
in Marble Hill Friday and Sat
urday of last week.
The G. G. & s. Ry. has Dor.
rowed SS5O,O00, with which it
will extend it's road to Nam
mo'h Springs, Ark.
scheme is now being pre-.
pared by the War Department
to enlist about 200 Indian bucks
in the regular U. s. Army.
Mrs. Biggs has a very large
stock of new hats and trimmings
which she will sell cheaper
than they can be sold elsewhere.
Seventeen thousand coke
makers ale on a strike at Con
nellsville, Pa. They want high
er wages and an light hour day.
The party gwen at the resi-
dence of Dr.. A. Sander was
largely attended and most
heartily enjoyed by all who
were present.
Shelving has been put IN the
front room Of the building near
DR.. Sanders drugstore. 1t will
he used by E. o. Sander as II
jewelry store
Henry Deguire and Burt
Jones, who have been in the
saloon business hare for the
past three months. left Saturday
for ther home in Fredericktown.
Charley Hopkins, an en-
ploye of the r. II. Co. at Cape
Girardeau was cut in two by a
moving train. He died in a
few minutes after the accident.
-G. L. Fowler, a druggist OF
Clarksturg, Mo-, sent us the
cash for the PRESS one year
They all want it because it is
made of the right kind Of stuff
"A short distance out from
Buena Vista, Cal, there is a
cave literally swarming with
spiders of a curious species OF
immense size, some having legs
four inches in length and n body
as large as that of a canary
bird. The cave was discovered
in December. 1879, and was
often resorted to by the plo
neers, who obtained the webs
for use In place of thread Early
and late the place constantly
resounds with u buzzing Noise
which IL emitted by tho spiders
while they nre weaving Ihei'
,vaNs Nav tyu.