Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-20
Miss j. r. Parke left for

kept. lessons family expenses. |
"A girl was born to the
wife of f. NJ. Wells on the 18th. |
There was a party in the
Academy last Thursday even
ing.
I%W. r. Dickey informs us
that I.utesville;has received nine
car loads of freight in the last
three days.
M. Morgan is again
at home in the courthouse, he
having been appointed Deputy
County Clerk.
/ --C!ahoa allen died at the |
residence Of his son, Stephen
Allen, last week. lie was be-
tweea 90 and 100 years Old.
Two horses we're stolen
in this county Tuesday night
one from the farm Of Johnson
Snell and the other from Benton
Revalie.
--Rey. Miller OF aaagewlck-
vile reports the serious acci-
| dent Of bis con, who fell from a
horse and troke his arm :near
the wrist.
-You can get the Press and
the "twice- week" Republic for
$1.70 a year. Cash in advance.
Subscription received at this OF.
fee only.
Mrs. James K. Polk, widow
Of he eleventh President Of she
u. s., died last week at he.
hone ia Nashville at the age Of
Sc years.
The hen that does net lay
eggs is no good. The horse for
which there 10 no use Oh the
farm, is not only pro!isless s,ut
an expense.
" the boy can do anything
that you are having done, enl-
ploy him to do it, and pay him
for it. 1t will cultivate the hab.
it Of industry.
| Erich Sander has the ne
cessary tools for doing first
class repairing on watches. Call
on him when your watch is in
need OF repairs.
! Getting into a perspiration
'and sitting in a draft to cool off
lis as pressing an invitation to
daatl NJ caceleas pecple 4vor
give the great Destroyer
| 60 to DR.. A. r. IaQues at
Lutesville, for your school
books; he has just received q
new stock of the kind used in
our public schools.
Wheat was selling for one
dollar and twelve cents on
PChange in Chicago Tuesday.
There are good reasons to be-
lieve it is not at its higest.
There are 1888 newspa-
pers in the United States and
Canada, and New York has
more than ono-tenth Of the
} whole number, or 1858. XIX.
"A woman says that she
keeps the butterflies that lays
. the eggs which batch the green
worms in The garden, away by
dusting -four on the cabbage.
N-Dr. Williams, editor Of the
: Central Baptist, will preach the
funeral discourse IL MEMORY Of
;: Rev, II. i. Tong at Malqu%nd
, on tho first Sunday in Septem
. t>eI next,
r. --A,ias tEi!t!ri,7 Graves left
= yesterday for Wetumlza,. |. e,
J. where she she will s;llIe charge
q Of the music department. ot
, the Indian mission school al
tAGt place.
= Indications are that hogs
+ viii! bring q good price tl'is tal!
y anu it il Important to crowd the
growth now so aa TO have them
in tie best condition whel
:. ready to market.
b If you Wish your paper con
timed after the tine paid fo
! expires, pay up, send US card
" or send us word to continue il
T. and If we have found you faith
fe], it viii! continue.
. THE inlluence Of the tide il
"a -. felt for 400 miles up the Am
=, tiSon, and the current Of th
- vive1 ii distinctly preceptible OF
ths ocean for more than 20
" miles from the shore.
lust received /; fine lot c
IL D!,ricrdyille -four, VIII Gel
cheap az any one---65 to Is cts
y per Is pound sacks; 10 cents Q
10 on 100 pounds.
- A. & E. MILLER, Lutesvill'
"A COW in north Nilsson
10 recently gave birth to ~ calve
ss at one time. Que is q conlmo
v, sized calf but the others III
very small. Missouri is still i
D. the lead.--JeG. City Tribune.
70 ID. II. BetIs has a SOW whic
le gave birth to a curiosity. Its
pis..-or lwo pigs with two pc.