Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-10-29
j. N. Snider of Plainview,
Texas, is here on business.

Texas, is here on business.
Renew promptly when your
time is out. You can't ofEord to
miss an Issue.
"A second hand buggy can
be bought verv cheap, by call
ing at this Office.
If you want this paper
and the "twice- q week" Repub.
lic, Of St. LOUIS. send us $l.75.
The number # people in
deadly distress in Russia is 80.
600, 200. and the government r..
Qnires $4,000. 900 rubles to sup.
ply the starving with food.
-Dress goods and fancy no
tions Of every description at
Drums He Is always ready to
show them and make you cheap
bargains.
The PRESS will likely
please your neighbor if You will
call his attention to it. Be kind
to do this early. before
he promises to take some other
paper.
Monthly reports, term re.
ports, semi ANIMAL reports, an.
nual reports or any other kind
used in the school room can be
had ut this Office.
II. T. Beach, Lutesvi!e, now
keeps q full stock of cof6ns and
burial cases-whi:e cases for
children. Metallic caskets furn.
ished on short notice.
w. E. Rockwell has moved
his stock of general merchan.
disc from Latin to this place and
is preparing to do business in the
store room under the Masonic
hall.
Bring your wheat, corn,
dried fruit, hides, feathers,
chickens, turkeys, eggs, &c. to
Drums. He pays the highest
prices in cash or goods.
"A prosractsd meeting has
been in progress at Hahn's
Chapel for the past 16 days. A
good interest is manifested and
the meeting will continue all
week.
This section is suffering
from one of the most prolonged
drouths that has been known to
its inhabitants for years. There
has been bat one rain that has
amounted to anything since
June.
w. H. Langdon, a pro min
ent gentleman Of Jonesboro ugh
Texas. was in our city Mon
day. He brought his daughter
to attend tbs Mayfeld.Smltl
Academy. He returned home
Tuesday.
The town Of Selma, Ala.
has a most remarkable artesiar
we'll. The we'll is provided witt!
two tubes, one of which spouts
pure cold water, the other warm
water impregnated with sui
phar and iron.
L. s. Kinder returned from
St. Louis last Sunday where he
has been with his father, who il
there for medical treatment
Linus says his father is rapid
ly recovering and will be home
in a few days.
The postoffce known al
Huskey has been discontinued
by order Of the Postmaster. Gen
eral. We will aadres the pa
pers that heretofore went to tha
place 10 Marble Hill, unless
otherwise ordered.
Don't suppose that cows
after being worried by q vicious
hired man or a dog can yield
good supply Of wholesome milk
or regain a healthful composur'
for a number of days. says th,
New York Tribune.
&C. H. Pape says that {
Zalma dog followed his master t
Kennets and there became sepa
rated from him about dusk; ant
was back At Zalma the mex
morning. It having travelled
about 75 miles in one night
"A Thoroughbred horse is th'
result of combining the bes
qualities Of many breeds, ming
ling the blood until a fixed typ
that breeds true is attained
Race horses are thoroughbreds
but the Clydesdale and Nor
man horses are not.-Rspublic
| BY adding one pint o
boiling water to = pan of milk O
soon as It is strained. says
lady, l find that It causes tn
cream to rise - we'll as IL warn
weather. Much Of the troubl,
Of the cream not rising we'll
think comes from setting th'
milk in to cold . place.
Some fifteen years ago
nY0minAnk farmer ro,na af