Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-27

ue CeleOt8toQ MaYh0ld
KY, james and james pants fol
sale at 0. ]. Snider & Co.
Erich Sander has clocks
watches. scarf pins, and othel
Jewelry, at reasonable prices.
In fact, advertising is a
necessary to the successful bust
nessman as ink is to q printing
Office.
The procession will be two
miles long on the 18th at the A
o. Z. W. reunion and picnic. y
Brandy, lemon, seltze,
sugar, ice and an egg mixed
make a drink called "fipme.
glider"
If you want this paper
and the "twice-a week" Repub.
lie, of St. Louis. send us $l.75.
1--WE little dream ofthe conflict
Fought in each human soul;
And earth knows not her heroes
Upon Gods honor roll"
Thus far an aggregate of
$2,695,OO has been appropriat-
ed by twenty.nins states for
representation at the Worlds
Fair.
Memphis is reported to be
flooded With counterfeit money.
The spurious coin bears the
date of 1899 and the stars are
dull-pointed.
The advertisement of the
Missouri School of Mines, Rol-
la, appears elsewhere in to.
days Press. It is a good
school. Read the ad.
There are three artesian
wells in DeSoto and the fourth
is being bored. An artesian
we'll in Marble Hill or Lutes.
vile, or both, would be very
convenient, indeed.
If you wish your paper con-
tinued after the time paid for
expires, pay up, send US a card,
or send us word to continue it,
and if we have found you faith
full, it will continue.
Eighty citizens (not the
very best, of course) of Poplar
Bluff were arrested recently for
"crap shooting" and about ST.
600 in fines were added t.,
Butler county's school funds.
The Cape is progressing,
rs it now has six printing Of.
fees, and seven papers, with a
probability Of the eighth. Per.
haps there is room for all. and
We hope there ls.-Cultivator.
People of all classes that
need help are looking about for
intelligent, industrious, well.be.
haved, gentlemanly boys. A
boy of that kind is laying a
good foundation for success in
life.
-Manv a careless father and
as they sit teside the
little grave, would give worlds,
did they possess them. had they
been gentler toward the boy or
girl who sleeps beneath the
"A lunar rainbow was seen
in the northwestern heavens last
Thursday night at about 8:l5
o'clock by some of our citizens.
The moon being just above the
horizon caused it to form in a
semi circle
"A Texas man whose crop
had suffered from the ravages
of .chinch bugs, sent to Prof.
Snow of the Kansas University
for some diseased bugs. He put
a lot of Texas bugs into a box
with the sick ones and then
them in his field, the
result is said to be magical. In
a few days the ground was
with dead bugs.
Thursday of last week
Daniel Cato, who lieyes on
Castor River, vent to church
near his home, leaving his fami-
" apparently we'll. While he
was away q heavy thunder and
rain storm came up, which last
ed for sometime. On reaching
home after the storm Mr.. Cato
was horrified to find the body
of his dead wife lying on the
door OF their home with his
Two small children still in tho
arms Of his lifeless wife. al.
though the cause of her death
IS unknown, it is thought she
was either frightened to death
or was struck by lightning.
The children were not injured
1t all.
"A Boston and Maine pas.
,enger conductor says that in a
quarter Of a century he has
travelled 1,030, leo miles. This
statement has brought out sever
Al other records. Conductor
Joseph q. Messimer, of the
Reading, has covered 1856 miles
lsily since 1868, and for two
years be made 211 miles daily.