Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-07-09

agitated.
-Ex-Vice President Hanni-
bal Hamlin died at Bangor, Me-,
Saturday.
Jesse H. Lutes, Lutesville, is
selling better and cheaper har.
ness than can be found else
where. =
Hon. Marshall Arndd>en-
tained the people at GlelrAlen
on Independence Day with a
well.prepared speech.
WIN. Fl. Proctor was issued
dramshop license by the Coun-
ty Court, he having a petition
signed by. q maiorisy of the
voters Of Torrance Township.
We know people who are
so very busy in looking after
the imperfections of other peo.
pie that their owl ere develop
ing into colossal proportions.
"A yellow fir tree lneaaueing
l13 feet in length by llfty-two
inches in diameter at it's big
end, was shipped by rail from
Seattle, Wash, to be exhibited
in Chicago.
"Saddled and booted, ehl"
Well. if you want q good sad.
die. a cheap saddle and q nice
saddle you should not buy un-
til you have examined J. H.
Lutes' stock and prices.
Many a pretty decent sort
of man abuses his stomach until
it rebels, and then he becomes
as Grabbed as a teased ram.
Good sound digestion is a
mighty aid to religion, gentllity
and general decency Y of conduct.
WANrED-A man with some
knowledge of music to act as my
agent in Bollinger Co. to sell
Organs Pianos and Sewing Ma
chimes TO a. good man.I will
pay a salary, or give aniiRtsrest
In the business. For further
particulars apply'to
THos. E. CLARK,
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Good thoughts are the faith
er and mother Of good deeds.
Evil thinking. on the contrary,
leads to evil doing. Every act,
whatever It's moral quality, first
existed in a conception. There
fore guard the thoughts. Seek
out and cultivate those which
are noble. Look up, not down;
look out, not in; and lend a
hand.
Sidney Smith says: "If
there be a man who has great
passions which he can com.
mand and obey according to
circumstances, such @ man must
in the end be greater than 9TH
ers ofeqnaltalents." But to be
greater he must have learned
by long practice and experience
when to command and when 10
obey his passions, and must be
accustomed to hold them with
firmness and guide them with
|AfSdom.
|2zThe preliminary examination
Fm DR.. J. l. Ellis last week in
Squire Bowman's Court for
shooting at +. .. Schlatitz re-
suited in DIR. Ellis discharge,
the State failing,in the opinion of
the court, to produce sufficient
evidence to hold him for the
action Of the grand jury. Some
twenty-five CT tliirty witnesses
were subppnaed, G. p Ca!d-
we'll represented the State, whilo
j. w. Caldwell, Moses Why
bark and NJ, Z. Smith were at
tornies for Mr.. Ellis.
-Ransaok the world, says
one, and show nle one man who
has been made happy by teln-
poral success. You cannot find
one out OF the millions and
hundreds Of millions Of lii.
stances--not one. First Il man
wants 10 get 8 living. Having
obtained this he wants q con-
potency. This wone, he straight
way desires IL superiiulty, and
then he wants-nore! The
husks of this wilderness can
never satisfy The hunger of the
soul. The lion is CarnlvOrous
and wants meat; the OK is gram
inivorous ard wants grass, but
man is omniverous and wants
LxvTrythiug.
(XOne of the largest crowds
ever assembled here was that
of last Saturday. The day was
a pleasant one and with the eK-
ception of a good many "tigh."
fellows all past off nicely. The
audiepoe was entertained by
excellent music by the Marble
Hill Band and by two eloquent
addresses, one by Prof. Wagner
Of Wayne comfy alsl :hr other
by Mr.. VIM. Drum of this place.