Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-06
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Soiu iiiost vi tnelT caCtIe, WHICH
means a lessened supply an,
better prices for those VIII,
VIII have cattle to sell.
DR.. c. A. Sander report
the pauper at the poor farm
who had her finger bitten SOM
time ago which poisoned he
hand so that her finger had t,
be amputated, about well.
There viii be meeting il
the Ehenezer camp ground ney
Friday for the purpose of clean
ing off the ground. All wht
feel interested in the camp
meeting are invited to come.
| Just. received n fine lot o!
Burfordvllle -four. VIII sell
cheap as any one--65 to - cts
per % pound sacks; Is cents oil
on 100 pounds.
4. " L. MILLER, Lutesville
The price FOR good cattle
viii! likely rerajn good. The
pI'ic" for poDr cattle Will likely
decline, and it is SELDOM high
enoHgh at best to make such
cattle even moderately profit
able.
Female Knights of Laber
III the east have declared q boy
colt on all the Young men of
that o, der, who, IN public places,
associate with non.union GIRLS
while girl knights are unpro.
vited with escorts.
-Frosyth county, Ga, has
developed an in'antiie prodigy,
who at four years of age can
read difficult music correctly at
sight. His voice is soft and
tuneful and he bids fair to be-
come famous.
We would take it as Il favor
II 2Ny one knowing Of an item
Of news thai would be Of oenor-
al interest to on sUbscrib belS.
would write down the facts on
y postal card and send it to us.
Always sign your full name,
not necessarily for publication.
--"For tape worms in hogs.
give no food fer twenty-foUr
hours, then rive half All ounce
to an ounce Of spirits Of talpeu-
tine, according to the size Of tie
animal. Dilute the dose With q
half pint Of milk and give no
food for twelve hoNrs following.
An Illinois Central oonduc.
tor says that female tramp8 are
on the increase. They are net
as daring as the men III Jump
ing on or off trains, but they
are found hanging all over a
a freight car, on the trucks or
cl.nging to the truss rods by
bands and fee:.
vat its last meeting the Boil
liTGeI County +. & l.. Il. endors,
ed the action of y. s. Hall and
the delegation from
this county to vote against the
organization Of Il third party,
against The sub treasury scheme.
or the Vance bill, which is one
and the same hing.
xThe social given by the
ladies OF the Presbyterian
Church on Monday evening wf.a
well attended, and all express
ed themselves AS enjoying the
evening very much. "utranlp1"
Whybark, who will soon be 90
years old, was ssthe most distin-
guishea participant.
They have a law in Geor-
9!a now that provides that when
a doctor is convicted of drunk
enness he can no longer prac
tice medicine in that state. The
idea is either TO diminish the
number Of drunkards. or the
mum Der Of doctors, or the death
rate, or something Of that sort
- Browning would never write
FOR a magazine. He wrote: Il
,an not bring any self to write
For periodicals. If I publish "A
book. and people choose to buy !
il, that proves they wart to read |
my work. But TO have them
urn over the pages of a mag
azine to find me-that is to be
IN uninvited guest"
The New Orleans mint has |
been set to work at coming |
lines and for several weeks !
will turn out 100000 daily. The |
special demand for dimes has
ocen caused by the introduc-
ion Of a,dime saving toy which
has Withdrawn so many Of these
,olns from circulation that the
number now remaining is quite
insufficient for purposes of
;hange and trade. .--.Ex.
"A ,welve-year-ola son of
frank Chostner was mending
/ fire ut the foot of Il tree which
vas burning, and while doing
10 q limb burned off and tell
striking him on the head, which
rupnlynl HIM into th, E,o L,J