Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-07-21
"A man living at Burke, VI,

has saved all the maple sugar
be has made in the past nifty
years. having now on hand a
considerable quantity OF the
boiling Of 1872 and his entire
crop Of every year since. the
whole aggregating 10000 lbs.
1t is all stirred sugar aud has
kept perfectly. Nobody knows
why he boards the sugar and
he offers no explanation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mayer in
vited the young folks Of Marble
Hill to their residence last
Thursday evening and enter
tained them in a highly pleas
ing manner for a few hours.
The ice cream and cake were
delicious, and made one forget
his troubles and have pleasant
thoughts Ct the sweet by.and'
by. The party was given IN
honor of Misses Edith and Let
tie Fink.
-. The militia law requires
that each representative ap
point a cadet to the state mil
tarv school at Columbia during
the month of August OF each
year. The Cadets will be ma
circulated in all the academic
departments of the University
free of tuition fees, and they
are in addition furnished with
two complete uniforms each year
from a special appropriation OF
$4,000 by the Thirty-sixth Gen
eral Assembly.
The preliminary examina-
ton of johnson Goree and Jas.
Rauls, who were charged with
having entered the residence OF
w. E. Moore, destroying his
!. household goods and carrying
! away some provisions, was had
! before Squire Bowman Friday
, They proved an alibi, and were
dismissed. Mr.. Moore is a poo
). man and someone has malicious
y|ly wornged him, and the one
i who are guilty Of the mean ac
! should receive that punlshmen
al which they deserve.
n The American laborer in tn
7 most highly protected indus
tries goes upon q strike agalns
. the lowering Of his wages. veal
:. ling a cap taxed 80 per cent,
,e|shirt taxed so per cent, and
4 suit Of clothes taxed leo pt
I cent. He talks the sitnatio
(. over with his wife, and until %
sheriff distralns on him for p b
Itent he rests his feet, wearlr
o1 shoes taxed % per cent, upon
10 carpet taxed 80 per cent. +
&c cuts the bacon produced BY y
q unprotected farmer with q krl
q. taxed 100 per cent, and II !
nd wife cries over their prospet
rs she wipes her eyes with q han
kerchief taxed b5 per cent
y. she does not persuade him TO
\. u back to work at lower way
a. his place is supplied by I
I'll foreign panper labor Of Boheu
ha or Poland, and he has leist
N. to reflect on how pro5ec'i
q ~ helps him. Baltimore News
AT d meeting held IN
!. courthouse. Marble Hill, N
!. July 18th, 1892, in the inter
- of the Mayfield- Smith Acaden
~ an organization was effected
nd elec,inx. Robert Drum, Cha
rs man, and f. r. Graham, See
:.Ii 'yIi tary. After a general disc
sion the following resolnt'
was unanimously adopted:
ing Resolved, That steps be ta'
ana to organize a joint stock &C
i'm pany for the erection Of a boa
lla- ing hall for the henei't ct
OBJ dents. the meana to be Tal
sm- by the sale Of 300 shares at
ant per share, the title to the pi
er.y to be vested absolutely
Won the company, and no subs
lass Der to be bound until the
lace mum Der of 200 shares shall b
Be- been purchased.
and The Secretary was ,lnsru'
,un. 20 draw up a subscription
his aud circulate the same y
, 70 al hundred dollars have alre
been subscribed.