Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-01-08

MRS. Alice DOmlnlCO, VINO |
has been in Texas for sometime. |
has returned to Gravel Hill, Mo.
'k-1'Le poem headed "Only a
Printer" tells a story and points
a moral. Anyhow. that is
what our "devil" thinks about it.
The Prosecuting Attorneys
Office has passed ont of the
hands of Mr.. Chandler and is
now managed by Mr.. G. P.
Caldwell.
Al the present time the
number of deaf mutes in the
world is estimated to be from
100000 800,0pO, and of these
soma 63 per cent. were born
deaf.
| Mr.. Louis Duncan of Lutes-
vile and Miss Sintha Portis of
this place were married Sunday
at the residence of j. R. Welch
by Rev. Kelterman. The couple
left the same day for Poplar
Bluff. Success to them.
The fellow who stops his
subscription to we'll establish.
ed newspaper and expects
such a paper to be injured
thereby, is almost as wise as
the other slmpleton who. when
he pulls his finger out of a pail
of water, looks for the hole.-
Eenterprlse Messenger.
-Hagey's King Heater is
the best stove made. 1t gives
double the heat of other stoves
and consumes only half the
amount of fuel that other stoves
do. Keeps fire from day.to-day.
You can only get them OF
August Bohnsack.
If 1t wasn't for getting our
self in trouble we would suggest
that those Charleston and
Pennington lads and lasses
who are disputing as to in
which town the "'coon hunting
party" originated, quit their
dispntlng and drown their an
imosity in the "ghost dance"
X--Judge Hamilton g. Wilson,
one Of the most prominent and
we'll known citizens of this
county, died at his home, at
this city, on Dec. 3lst, aged ID
years. The deceased was for
l2 years, judge Of the Common
Pleas court of this city, and was
an able jurist. His death will
be deeply regretted by all who
knew him, His wife was burr
ed Christmas Eve. The funeral
will take place from his resi-
dence at 10 a. m. to-day, and
the remains will be inferred in
the city cemetery Cape Era.
is it right that one man
own homes enough for mil
lion families, and a million
families own no home at all!
Is it right that a million fami
lies pay tribute to one man, in
order to have a place to lay
their heads? Or, in more fore.
ible language, is it right that d
million families be the slaves of
on" man! If not, how shall il
be made observation-disclosures.
"A hunter down in New
Madrid county the other day
took two kegs of powder in a
skiff and started down Little
River 10 his camu. On his waN
down the river a wild duck Iii
IN the water ahead of him and
he shot over his two kegs OF
powder at the fowl. The fire
from the gun ignited the pow
der in the keg, ths man and
ssitf We're sent whirling to the
shore. There wasn't enough
left of The man for a funeral. =
A Southeast Mo. Exchange.
-Anther newspaper man has
found cause to kick" at socie
ty. What he says is true ir
almost every community, The
: Cape Democrat says: "Educa
ton and pedigree ale no pass
port this season in this commn
nifty to entertainments and balls
given by our society people who
class themselves as the ''best.'
? Some scrubs attend these gath
erings who would not b.
admitted to common scrub af
, fair and strut about rs bloodeC
society people. Queer world
this"
, Last Saturday considerabl,
r excitement over a report Of .
supposed find of a pot Of golt
on the lot recently sold hY w