Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-02-04

-Thos. NJ. Blair, aged 90
years, died at his home il Perry
county recently. He had been
constable of one township for
forty-fve year, and was one of
the land marks of the county.
The postoRce will soon be
moved into the BOhnsack build
ing, and, we are told, Misses
r osa aud Mollie Fisher will
open a millinery store in the
room now occupied by the post
Office.
APPLE TREES FOR sALE.-Old
and new varieties. Early. fall
and late. Good trees with GOOD
ROOTS. IN cts. each. Terms
cash. Discount ON large orders.
Call and see them, or address
LAURENCE 9. GRIFFITH,
50 Bessvil1e. Mo.
The Georgia editor comes
to the front again:
"When next our patrons we shall dunn,
Ne will no longer ,riae;
We start the new year right, with one
Frst-class repeating riae."
Have you grease spots on
your clothing? If SO call and
purchase a bottle of our Magic
Erasivs FaNid. A single bottle
will convince YOU. Is cents
will buy a bottle.
A. r. JAQUEs.
fIt is the best we ever used
Ed
AT Marble Hill the highest
temperature for January was 81
degrees, the lowest 10 below
zero The mean temperature
was 81 degrees. During the
month sixty five hundredths of
an inch of rain fell, and thirteen
and a half inches of snow. The
observations were made at the
Academy with self,registering
instruments.
! "A newsy and well-written
communication has been receiv.
ed at this Office from the Flat
Woods, but the writer failed tc
sign his name, and, as it is a
rule to NEVER publish a contri
button which does not beal
the.writer's fnll name, it will moi
appear ia these columns. We
must have your rame as ar
evidence of good faith.
from a conversation. had
last week with Hon. M. r
Smith Of Farmington we take
it that be is a candidate fol
Judge,of the Sts, Louis Court O
| Appeals. Senator Smith has
the reputation Of being a fnt
lawyer, a consistent Denocra
and an affable gentleman, whom
the party has honored IN vari
GUS ways, and if elected to tht
office Of Judge. we feel sure h
will confer honor upon the po
sit;on. .---Gneenville Journal.
My trade has been heavy
all fall and winter, but I hav,
1 a few heavy goods Oh hand
yet, of different lines, which
want 10 close out AT GREATL,
REDUCED PRICES. to make room
for spring goods. My stocl
consists of Overcoats, Boots
Shoes, Bed Blankets, Comforts
d Ladies' Jackets, Wool Shawls
Mems and Ladies' Overshoes
and many other articles to-
1 numerous 10 mention. Come
everybody, and examine good
and learn my prices, and bu.
goods cheap while they are It
be had.
Y ROBERT DE M.
The grim reaper has invad
ed the happy home Of our frient
Mr. Henry Elfrank, and tool
theretroln one who's place ca
never be lilled-the wife an
. mother. She had been a sui
ferer for d long time from cance
in the stomach. and, bein
reduced in strength, when III
prevailing malady, Ia grippe
attack her she sank rapidly
land last Sunday night at abcu
the hour of ten, surrounded b
\ her family and MuMber (
friends, all that was immortal I
Mrs. Elfrank took its flight I
the relm Of peace and rest. Sh
! twas a member OF the Catholi
Church, and was buried
!. Win. mont Tuesday. She leave
, a husband and six mothe
. less children. to whom we 9,
: leeAdour most spccre sympalh.
MNDavid Clippard is na;sir
|. arrangements to prospect fu
/ ther on the land Of Edwal
! Kinder, about one mile east
I town. Mr. Chppard said to
PRnss representative ths 9th,
day that the indications for lea
y were very Gathering. He all
81 says that be is already gettir
. ont . sery. good quality Of iii
J. ore, knowAAs "dry bone ore
Y The PRnss wishes lie enterpri
!. Inc gentleman success. "
. feel conident that Boiling
2 County Il andsrlaid With RI
y ieadt Of mtnural. Iron, LEA