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

johnson to Malisia G. Rogers.
The top of Piks's Peak is
now reached by the highest and
most novel railroad in the
world.
Pat O'Hare is in limbs in
Bloomfield on a charge obtain
ing money under false pre-
lenses.
"A pocketbook containing
S4l0 was lately found in a hotel
barn haymen, il having been
lost in 1876.
The plodnct of gold in the
United States the last sixteen
years has aggregated the enor-
nous amount of 1872, 100000.
If personal abuse were
argument the "craak editors" of
the daily press would have de-
molished the farmers organiza-
tions long ago.
! For THE MoNEy--The largest
and best stock of boots and
shoes in Bollinger county can
be found at O. J. Snider g. Co.'s
Lutesville.
When You nave read the
PRESS through do not throw it
away, but hand it to some
neighbor who is so unfortunate
as to rot be a subscriber.
--"Filthy lucre," indeed. An
indianapolis woman died Of
blood poison, contracted in
counting and handling bank
notes,
John Stratman and family
Of Advance and Joe Greasy and
Miss Mary Schmucker of St.
Louis are visiting the family Of
A. Mayer.
John Lane returned from
St. 4opis last Friday. He was
accompanied by two of his
couins. They will spend a few
days here and then return to St.
Louis, cannty.
| If you wish your paper con-
tinued after the time paid for
,expires, pay up, send us a card,
or send us word to continue it,
and if we have found you faith
ful, it will continue.
Prof. y. w. Graves apd his
daughter, Miss Susie, arrived
home a few days ago from We
tupka, 1. T., where they have
been teaching for the 9 months
|just passed. I
-Rerry & Son respectfully
solicit a reasonable share of
your patronage and invite you
to call and look at their goods
and learn their. prices, at their
Glen Allen storerooms.
That there is a close rela.
ton between food and health
and morals goes without say
ing. Physiologist agree that
poor food, or nutritious food
badly cooked produces sick
ness and immortality.
No dishonest, uatruthful
man eyer yet established a
sound business of large proper
tions. At least a man mus I
have the reputation of being
honest, if he achieve real, per-
! manelt.success
| Each apd .eKery number of
this paper is properly mailed to
each and every subscriber. If
any one fails to get an issue, we
desire it distinctly understood
that it is through no fault of
this Office.
Widow Case--So, straight
ening the State line throws my
land into Virglria, does il2
Well, I'm powerful glad to get
ont of Callina-its a mighty nn.
healthy, State and a body nat
urally hates to live forever in
the same place.
-]'r. John Hall, of New
York. is reported as saying
that he finds it a means of grace
to stand before cEe of the great
store windows in Broadway,
and thank the Lord for the
large number of things in that
window he can do without.
The young leaves OF the
wild strawberry are dried and
used for tea in Germany.
There is no danger of this sub
stitute for tea being made in
this country. He who should
harvest wild strawberry leaves
here would haye little use for
I 6f time. =
|NU. s. Marshal Buchanan
and q deputy were IN this "neek
O. the woods" again last week.
They went out IN the neighbor.
hood At Leopold and got the
remainder Of the tools and
: metals which were used by old
man Green and his aids in the
} manufacture Of spurious coin,
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