Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-08-13
Chicago suffered from a
million dollar fire last week.

Rev. Urias Jamison is
among our new subscribers at
Zalma.
F. NJ. Snider ordered the
PRESS sent to him at Latin for
a year.
Kurre was visiting
relatives here the first OF
the week.
Renew promptly when your
time is out. You can't offord to
miss an issue.
"A grand barbecue at
Browns Old Ferry, on Castor
Aug. 81.
DIR. Burford of Gravel Hill
has our thanks for $l.20 for the
PRESS one year.
-Twenty-three States have
given women the right to vote
for school officers.
Alice Dominica of Dallas.
Tex, and Dolph Chandler are
both new subscribers.
Relatives of near Scopus
are visiting Mrs. K. E. Hopkins
Of this place this week.
We had the pleasure, this
week, of placing Calvin Browns
name on our Zalma list.
The reason some people
''love at first sight" is because
they don't know each other.
EIt takes subscribers to
make a newspaper profitable
to advertisers, and we've got 'em.
"A horse, cart, harness,
bride and saddle for sale. Can
be bought cheap for cash. Ap-
ply to H. NJ. EURE, Marble
Hill, Mo.
Africa is a land of many
tongues. The Bible has now
been translated into sixty-tive Of
the languages and dialects Of
Africa.
After a months session the
Teachers Institute will close to-
morrow. Prof. McGhee has
been with the teachers since
Monday.
EPosters announcing a pic
mic at Conrad's Pavilion, by
the a. O. U w. lodge OF Autes-
vile, were printed in this Office
Tuesday.
The largest sum ever paid
for a single novel is said to have
been 100000 to Alphonse
Laudet, for "Sappho," publish
ed in 1884.
"A great revival is in prog
ress at Cottage Grove, Memph
Is Conference: 81 have been
converted, and "a have joined
the church.
THAT there is considerable
in the management is shown
by the fact that while some are
a fair profit others are
losing money.
Erich Sander has the ne
cessary tools for doing first,
class repairing on watches. Call
on him when your watch is in
need Of repairs.
We have received a com.
munication from Bessvilie. but
decline to publish it for the rea.
son that the writer did not sign
his name to it.
We feel encouraged by the
number of new names on our
subscription book Thanks to
the new patrons. Still there is
room for more.
Go to Dr.. A. r. Jaques at
Lutesville, for your school
books; he has just received a
new stock of the kind used in
our public schools.
If it is to an American we
owe the invention Of the type
writer, VIZ should not forget
that the idea of that invention
was born in France.
There are spiders no bigger
than a grain Of sand which spin
threads so fine that it takes
1000 OF them, to equal in mag.
nitnde a single hair.
--Just received a fine lot of
flour. Will sell
cheap as any one--65 to 70 cts
per 70 pound sacks; Is cents off
on 100 pounds.
A. e. E. MILLER, Lutesville.
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.
Mail matter deposited in
the Posloflice bearing stamps
cus from stamped envelopes,
newspaper wrappers or postal
cards will be held for postage.
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