Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-06-18

Mrs. Biggs', Lutesville.
Children cry for DR..
Jaquss's Tasteless chill cure.
Lutesville.
Send us the cash or a card
If you wish your paper cOntin-
ued after the time paid for ex-
pires.
The PRESS and twice a.
week Repuhlic one year for
only Sl7O. Cash in advance
on this deal.
The Masonic Paternity of
Zalma will celebrate the "a of
this month in appr6Rfiate style.
There will b. a basket picnic.
speaking. lodge exercises and so
forth. Everybody invited.
If you wish your paper con.
timed after the time paid for
expires. pay up, send us card.
or send us word to continue it,
and If we have found you faith
ful. il will continue.
Marriage license have been
issued to Samuel Sullivan and
Rowena Kitchen; Fielding
Combs and Ann Eliza Acob;
Peter Francis and Sophia Lutes;
p. J. Berry and Ida Keehn.
The PRESS extends congratula.
tons.
Each and every number of
this paper is properly mailed to
each and every subscriber. If
any one fails to get an issue, we
desire il distinctly understood
that it is through no fault of
this Office.
! Mrs. ". II. Proctor was
buried Sunday. She was the
mother of nine children, seven
of whom are living, the young
est being only about one month
old. She was a good woman
and her death places a void
which time can never supply.
"A Missouri man claims to
have United States coppers of
the dates 1882, 1888 and 1647.
There will probably be a great
rush Of numismatists TO Mis-.
souri,. A coin from an Ameri-
can mint that must have been
started before the arrival of
Columbus, is indeed a rarity.
l.. GRAND NARoH-By the
Marble Hill Silver Cornet Band
and citizens Of the towns and
county will take place fan the
Fourth, of July flom one town
to the other and through the
principal streets thereof. Come
out and participate.
"A newspaper we'll patorn-
lied speaks volumes for a town.
and such a paper can do more
actual service in the upbuilding
of a town than many people
imagine. 1t not only informs
the world at large Of the strides
of progress the town is making,
and where to secure comfort.
able homes and cheap lands,
but 1t impresses the reader with
the fact that her citizens are all
awake to her interests, chuck
full Of push and energy Ex.
Publishers Of newspapers
and periodicals may print or
write upon their publications
sent to regular subscribers the
address of the subscriber and
the date when the subscription
expires, and may inclose there
in bills ard receipts for sub
scriptlons thereto. without sub
,jec,ing such publication to ex-
ira postage--Section 1886 of
Revised Statutes of United
States: A receipt may be sent
without violating any law even
where no bill has been present.
ed. ...
He was a Young man who
had been talking loudly of his
fathers riches and bis own
prospects, when an old woman
leaned over the seat and asked:
"Young man, did you say
yom pew was ricb!'
Yes, ma'am."
Hell be apt to found some
charity, won't he?"
II Think So"
Settled on anything yett"
"No, ma'am."
"Then please call his atten.
tiou to an idiot asylum. II. s.
WANTED-A.man with some
knowledge of Emusic to act as my
agent in Perry county to sell
Organs Pianos and Sewing Ma.
chimes TO a good man | will
pay salary, or give An interest
In the business. For further
particulars apply to
THos. =. CLARK,