Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-01-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL
See the Post Dispatch ad.

SCIiPsion AioU'
Emma Abbott, the great
opera singer is dead.
Our subscription is increas-
ing at a get-there-eli gait.
"A California Chinaman sold
his Lima bean crop for $l2,-
OOO.
Postmaster Lane has been
under the weather" for SEVERAL
days.
-''Tattlers and hypocrites are
twins and the offsprings of the
devil"
Go to August Bohnsacks
for great bargains in heating
stoves.
An attempt will be made to
explore the north pole in a
balloon.
-Bohnsack has the finest
stock Of heating stoves ever
seen in the county.
In the year 1890 California,
exported over Sl7,00O.OOO worth
of wheat.
-Utah's total population is
100000, aud of this number 1885,
600 are mormons.
When no len 9Th of time is
specified pay locals will remain
in until ordered out.
Holidays are over, but A.
" E. Miller are still in the ring
selling as cheap as ever.
Our Lutesville correspon.
dent is this week ont hunting
the Sioux, we guess.
-Linas Kinder of Plainview,
Texas, is among the last who
have subscribed for the PRESS.
See the combination offer OF
the PRESS and the Cosmopoli
tan magazine in another column
ale claimed to be \ farmer, but
But suspicion was nnlooSed
Wlup bo tolj bnu, ho lnroJ 70 ,oo
The cows come home to roost.'
The young folks of LutYs
vile attended a party at fhe
residence of w. B. Burket1
Tuesday night.
Several buildings in Pied.
mont were burned last weak
The people Of Piedmont are
very unfortunate.
NGordon Statler, son of Geo
E. Statler Of Lutesville, has beer
appointed as a page in the
present Legislature.
II. M. Jones, Lutesville
keeps constantly on hand al
kinds Of sausage and is never
without fresh pork and beef.
Rev. Ben. Deering is now
editing the Evening Call OF
st. Louis. The Call has the
contract Of doing the city print
ing.
There was an army of can
didates for situations in the 36tf
General Assembly of Missouri
at Jefferson City last week anC
the week before.
When sending stamps foI
subscription be sure to so ar
range them that they will no
stick and mass together unless
you desire them returned.
"A. & Z Miller can give yor
a warm lunch at any hour and
at any price: You should no
stand on the s!reet-hanas ii
your pockets and nothing lt
eat.
Mr.. A. Anthony is now edi
tor, proprietor and publisher o.
the Fredericktown Plaindealer
He is publishing one ofthe b's
papers in the 10th Congression
al District.
In men whom men condemn as i'll,
find so much of goodness still;
In men whom men esteem divine
| find so much Of sin and blot.
| hesitate to draw the line
Between the two, when God has not
Count 5 10 pounds Of brea'
per week for each inhabitant
the people of the United State
would, in one year, consume tn
enormous amount of II, 10000
oO0pounds.
NWe very much regret t
learn that ex.Judge l. H. Sam
pie Of Union township is suffer
ing greatly from a cancer OF
his neck His condition is SAT-
to be precarious.
"A bill has been passed b.
the Mexican Cnngress admi
ting corn from this countr
into Mexico free. The dut
heretofore has been about one
half cent per pound.
NV. Il. Rockwen of Latli
WIS in Tuesday subscribed fu
the Press and left a good ordt
! for job work. Mr.. Rockwe
Informed US that his loss b.
the recent burning of his stol
IL about $1,000 above all insu
ance. lie will resume bOsines