Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-07-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL

at Dr.. A. R. Jaques'.
John Hopkins died at Nal.
den, NO., July 13, of hYdropho-
bia.
The Institute convened Mon
day with 16 teachers In atten-
dance.
-1'he horse that works hard
all the week is entitled to rest
OIL Sunday.
-Buffordville Flour sold by
A. T. E Miller.-$2.8O to $500
per hundred pounds.
There was q pleasant sur
prise party at the residence of
L. Mayer Monday night.
Some teacher can secure a
bargain in a No. Elgin watch
by calling at this Office.
-Ex- Collector Seabaugh went
Sunday to prospect for a new
location somewhere in the West
-You can get your Picnic
ice from Jesse H. Lutes, Lutes
vile, at 81 per hundred pounds.
"A "moonshine" distillery
and two moonshiners were cap
tured in pemiscot county last
week.
The Chinese and Thibetans
lave II week OF five days, named
after iron, wood, water, feathers
and earth.
--Jewe)ry and waches cheap
or than ever. We are selling to
suit the times.-A. X. Jaques,
Lutesville.
"A man with a tattered char
acter cannot hide it with the
finest broadcloth coat that was
ever made.
"A. 4 E. Miller, are still sell
ing Groceries, Tinware, Glass
wares &c, as cheap as ever.
Give them a call.
Perhaps not everyone knows
that there is a medicine made
from corn silk, but there is,
just the ,ame.
"A Georgia farmer alleges
that during the last fifteen years
his only food and drink has
been buttermilk.
DIR. G. C. Miller, mentions
that "If carefully laid on the
water, any common fine sewing
needle will float"
p. f. Richardson will begin
teaching school in the StepI
district Monday week. He
taught same school last year.
jesse H. Lutes of Lutes-
Vile will keep good, solid north
ern Ice for sale during the hot
weather. 81 a hundred [10-51-3m
jackson county has the
largest number of children en-
rolled in the Sunday Schools o1
any county in the State-2l, ,944
This State has 456,sse chill
dren in it who are entirely with
out religious instructions. This
in the 10th century, and in Mis-
souri,. too.
Berry & Son, Glen Allen
are constantly receiving con
sjgnments of new and beautiful
goods. Call on them for grea
bargains.
Treat the help kindly. They
are human beings. Every ct
fort made to favor a hired mar
who is worthy to be employed
will be repaid.
"A writer we'll says, that th'
mean and penurious way many
boys are treated creates hatree
of farm life, and sends them IN
to city temtations.
"A Chicago man died at the
poker table with three Jack!
and q pair of eights in his hand
and a revolver and a pair o
brass knuckles in his pocket.
DIR. G. X. Talley has lef
Zalma and he andNhls nmil.
are tor The present stoREillg II
Marble Hill. The DR.. ds> >xnde
cided as to where he will locate
1t is estimated that tn
wealth of the United States no,
exceeds the wealth of the wlol
world at any period prior to th
middle Of the eighteenth cen'
ury.
When horses are fed on Gu
green fodder care is to bc take
to give it fresh. If left in
heap until it heats it is apt I
ferment In the stomach an
cause collie.
Before the war q farmer liz
ing near Columbia, Mo-, place
q mortgage on his farm 10 ou
negroes, and 90 gave 1t in to th
census iaker. The mortgage
still unpaid.
The nursl World is NAL
ing waf On olsomargaiine. IN
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