Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-01-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL

p. E. Richards subscribed
Tor the PRESS Saturday.
There is an epidemic of
measles in Poplar Blaff.
Several teachers closed
their schools last Friday.
Il. s. Coe of Centralia, ILL.,
lnois. is a recent subscriber.
Circuit Clerk Smith is a re-
cent subscriber to the PRESS.
Henry Hulsof will receive
the PRESS for 1891 at Leopold.
u Louis Hartle is, we learn,
~out with a petition for a saloon.
"A. D. Kegley of Latin sent
Us a dollar for the PRESS one
year.
George Pittman Of Latin
will read his county paper for a
year.
Rev. VIM. Berry has been
in poor health for several days,
we learn.
"A wag says that ignorance
OF law excuses no one-eXce ut
the lawyer.
st. Louis is said to he the
greatest market for furs in the
United States.
Teacher T. j. O'Neil has
had his name placed on our
Sheperville list.
Il. N. Limbaugh of Bess.
vile will peruse his county pa,
per for a while.
Poplar Bluff is to have an
ice factory before the warm
weather begins.
"A protracted meeting is in
tprogress at Hahn's Chapel one
mile east IF here.
%. j. Snider & Co. will sell
goods for only cash or produce,
but will sell cheap.
Mrs. Mollie Swan of ArIing.
ten, Texas, sent a dollar for the
PRESS. 1t will 60.
When no len 9Th of time is
specified pay locals will remain
in until ordered out.
Holidays are over, but A.
Il E. Miller are still in the ring
selling as cheap as ever.
is it not cruel to say, "a
little woman's tidgets are four
times as big as she is''9
X j. D. Green Of Glen Allen
handed us a dollar last week
for the PRESS one year.
County and Probate courts
will be in regular session one
week from next Monday.
Newspaper reports have it
that the Hessian Fly is injuring
the wheat crop in Illinois.
. Excuse us, but don't the
PRESS boom, though? Wen
keep at the top hereafter.
ELI James of Scopus will.
get the county news for a
season at Scopus postoffice.
R. F. Watts is a recent
subscriber to his county paper.
He will receive ii at Bessville.
We have been told that
Squire Wells of Wayne town
ship will move to Marble Hill.
The orange crop of Florida
this year will be 1,357,O0 box
es, Or 63 per cent Of last years
crop.
1T is currently reported that
Pennington is to be decorated
with a S25,OO0. k-company
hotel.
Charles King of Zalma
stopped over in Marble Hill
Friday on his return from st.
Louis.
vi. J. Teeters, son of "Uncle"
1sham Teeters of this township,
will receive the PRESS at Leon
Pr ard, Mo.
DIR. j. M. Finrey of Leo
Hpold has been shipping 500
dozen eggs a week from his
store at that place.
-Taz Wells says he knows
who was in his henr-oost last
Friday night. Better look
"a leetle out"
Sheriff Huskey and Prose
cutting Attorney Caldwell were
in Frederlcktown and Farming
ton last week.
"a. Fl. Sanders has gone to
Cape Girardeau to attend the
Normal. The PRESS will visit
him regularly.
MIR. Vandervort, who bought
the Osbon farm, 7 miles north
east Of town, came on last week
to join his family.
"A COW near Cbillicothe,
Ohio, has always given black
milk. She has raised live
fine. healthy calves.
Harrington and jackson
are among the Southeast towns
that need, and can afford, a
large and good hotel
II NJ Shelley and Philip