Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-07-30

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and if we have foutd you faith
full, it will continue.
The ladies of the Presby-
terian Church villa give a mite
at Mr.. Mardock's Monday night.
August 3rd. Ola and young
are invited to attend. Refresh.
men.s, consisting of ice cream
and cake, can be had for ten
cents. Every effort will be made
for all to have an enjoyable
| evening.
"A number OF recently masr-
ried ~ so.'le ut Upper sandusky,
O.. ere in a state IT mind urer
i1tc lis, very '''aG Rev. Albeit
Gushing, who rtficia ea at their
weddings. is II an ordained
| minister. This .iiid.Ies The
..lnarriages according TO Ohio
Ilitw. The facts came out in q
tdiv"r''e sHi'.
"A judge, delivered II charge
10 n Jury. said: "GentieIRen,
yon have heard the evidence
The Indictment charges the pris-
oner with stealing al'ig. This
offense seems H. be be''oming u
common one. Tne 'time has
come when it must be.pat a s'ep
to; otherwise, gentlemen, none
OF you will be .afe."
"A dark philosophy: Never
jedge;a man by outside appear
! an,'es, deah bredern; wen va
! see "a man wearin' a big high
collar. an; a big neck,ie, an big
white cuffs, doan get enviOus;
dat collar NAV be butt,ned TO
his nndarsh!rt, which is hidden
by d. tic, an de cuffs may be
tied aronnd his neck by a string.
II pne does not know what
ails his Uses eyes and makes
ris harnesses crack let him take
up The planlss under sthe stalls.
+, An arnmuia7lon Of dust, nla.
nu,e and urine six inches
it, two feet deep is sending off
amonia tonsls rtly. Cleaned
orr and put on the garden moth
ling will make 1t grow better aud
the stable will be a more beaI h.
ful place.
The following presidents
were BON al regular jn'erven.
ling ptriods Of eight Years and
retired from office at sume reg,
alar periods: John Adams.
born 1875. retired, 1891: Jeffe,'.
son, born 1G3. ,eiired 1909
madison, born i7o', retired
1877; Monroe. bora 1850, re'ired
1925; j. Q Adams. born l.G7
but .ser,e ed only four ye.rs
Singular, isn't it!
When you come TO Marble
1ill drop in aud give Us the
news from your meek o the
Noods.' so we ran';s . aak, TO the
yetsnukuowu world, how |hese
lbiays caune about 50 shall you
hear OF c.lrn,I. bloody. aud I'M
natural au'~: oi' accidental
Judgements. r,lsuaI s|augb'ers;
of deaths pat on by cunning.
rorc'd cA1sey and. jn bis upshot,
purposes mis'ook Iall'l on he
inven'ols' heads: all tins can we
,rujy deliver"
| WHY is IT, asks a,ci'izen,
F"thatnewspap-rs make>so many
missratements!" WELL" said
fthe reporter Of twenty years
experience, the ,pa PEERS have TO
tell, as most IF ,the news,
the stories that men like
you tell them, and it is a moral
impossibil;ty;for ni,.e out .of len
men,to Eell a thing as ii really
was, Some may tell it as it
seemed 70 them, but what one
man will swear to you as the
! truth he, next man will charac
teviIe rs a lie.''
Someone gives 1Ee follow.
T ing rule 10 estimate .he heigh,
la.coltWill grow to "Take a acol,
;, at amy sine between SIX weeks
odd aud one year, stand lnim on
level surfAce so ,h.t he will
stand naturally. 'hen measure
he ,dish.p'e from the hair OF
I've thouf . his knee joint. and
for every inch or fraction there
If lle measures he will he hands
high when m;.t,Med. IF he
measures fiji cen inches he will
grow to 'be fifteen hands high;
if Is l-2 inches he will be l5
! , h..nds high. and so on.
| Says a weather observer:
|"When you wish TO know wha,
the weather is going TO bs, go
out and select the smallest
|oloud you see. Keep your eye
on 1t, and ii it decreases%nd dis
appear it shows a state Of the
air that ia sure to be followed
by fine weather; but II it in.
creases, take your overc0at with
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