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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-02-11

It is rassihgly strange, bat
nevertheless tfue, to note the diff.
ference in the standing. ability
and influence of men of the same
family. A stiiking illustration
is that of S'n ator Hill of New
York and his brother. DR.. A. D.
Hill of Dexter. Senator Hill
has a national reputation lis
one of the shrewdest and best
politicians in jthe United States.
while his brother-ihougn a
good man-is not known by
one. third Of the people in S'od-
dard county. H. has lived in
this county for several years
and has a sm mall practice from
which he ana his family live.
1t is seldom you hear ...s name
mentioned, but as liz never
takes any stock in .1o,,::t;cs. is
perhaps, one reason David 4.
Hill has filled the Office ug Gov
ernor of New Tmk fear years
and is now in the Unii.h States
Senate. and 4 candidate for
acknowledgements, Dexter.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-02-11

delaware still has q law
which provides for punishment,
the use of the piller and whip
ping-post, and only last week
the law was enforced, to the dis
grace of this civilized country
of ours.
The Cape Talks talk was
short, it having met the same
fate of a number of other pa
pers which have been launched
at the Cape of Bad Hope-for
newspaper men. Cape Glrar-
ardeau is bound to maintain its
reputation as a newspaper
graveyard. u
Have you grease spots on
your clothlngl If so call and
purchase a bottle Of our Magic
Erasive Fluid. A single bottle
will convince you. Is cents
will buy a bottle.
A. r. JAoUEs.
1t is the best we ever used
Ed
\ Next Sunday is st. Valen.
tines day. In ancient times it
was a custom for young people
to send professions Of love and
affection to each other, and it is
practiced to some extent yet,
but among some the custom has
degenerated to the extent of
sending comic (and some times
insulting) messages and pictures
to people on this day. y
Justice Bowman's CourA
was in session Tuesday, and the)
following cases were disposed
of: State vs.. VIM. HannersI
charged Nth petit larceny, dissi
missed. The State vs.. Anthony
Frease, charged with felon-
ious assault, plea Of guilty to
common assault. and fined $40
and costs. Frease also plead
guilty to carrying concealed
weapons and was fined $50 and
costs. n
1.-The Australian ballot syss
item proved quite a success on''
its first trial in Southeast fis
souri,, at the recent election T.
this county. The inpossib
of finding ont how ~ Il R
>ted did away with al b0A
sesrlng, and
se1 ocket
gq6X INT as
i sas ass svaiIg ].
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-02-11

the 1lOrSeSWapperB have
possession Of the public square,
and '.their right there is none
TO dispute"
Don't You know DR.. Jaqnes'
Compound Cough Syrup is the
best 10 cure coughs, colds and
pneumonia
Editor Pigg of Farming
hon was q caller at this Office
Monday. He at one time run a
email paper here.
-VALENTINRs.-Erich Sander
will have valentines of every
description from now until after
February IA.
As TO social gatherings, the
young people of this town have
not been lin it" here Of late.
What's the matter2
Cheer up, poor maiden all forlorn,
Cheer up, no longer weep, dear;
Cast about and make your choice;
Your time has come-it's leap year,
Don't you know DR.. Jaques'
Good Samaritan will relieve
collie in Man or Horse quicker
than any other medicine2
Teach the young that idle
ness is disgrace and that soft
hands are not a badge of noble
character by any means.
"A Sikeston man won about
$1,000 by backing his Judge
ment as to the result Of the
Local Option election in Scott
county.
The Governor of Oklahoma
could barely read and write
when he was 81 years old. Ten
years later he was a lawyer in
high standing.
"A Bates county man, who
says he has travelled $4,000
miles in the last twenty years
going to the creek for water, Is
now digging a we'll.
Since the people Of Scott
county decided by vote that
their preference was "wet,"
seven liquor licenses have been
granted by the court.
"A man may wear patched
clothing and not be dishonored.
But water is pretty cheap all
over the world-where men
usually; ;live-and unClesnliness
10 . disgrace.
We are just in receipt Of
the animal report Of James M.
1eibert, State Auditor, which
gives Q clear and conscise state.
ment Of the financial condition
Of the great State Of Missouri.
! Mr.. Rogers, who is editing
bne Of The best papers In Arksn.
~ Ct JonesborU, that State,
Iwas in Marble Hill Sunday and
Monday on = Walt. He did not
forget 70 give the PRSss man
: hearty shake Of the hand.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-02-11
q 4 ~ ''.;!|.!| 4 J! -

-7fT
ALTHOUGH he may nat UIn the prize,
Though fortune e'er before him flies,
His conscience is at rest
Who ever higher seeks tv rise
And in the path Of duty tries
To d. his level best"
Joseph Shrum of Lear Glen
Allen killed a hog some time ago
which, after being dressed,
weighed 42s pounds. This is the
largest porker raised In Bollinger
County for a long time, that we
have heard of.
There will be a box sup.
per at Glen Allen March 9th,
to raise money for the Meth
odist Church at that place.
Each laday is expected to bring
a box with supper for two, and
the gentlemen will buy the
same at 25 cts. each.
Isaac Presnell, a recent sub
scriber to this paper, was in
town Monday, and brought us
a new subscriber, for which we
are very thankful. Isaac is a
man of superior judgement ..and
is free in his commentator of
the PRESS as village newspa-
per.
-Ex.Judge N. NJ. Zimnler.'
man has just completed a build
ing at Glen Allen for his sons.
The building is two stories
high, with six rooms on the
second floor, which will be oc-
cupied as Il residence by Avery,
and Cicero Zimmerman. The
first floor will be occupied by
these enterprising gentlemen af
a store-room. ~
If you are a fiiend to US
and to the party :ha: we advo-
cate the principles of, show it
by helping US to increase our
circulation. Ask your neigh
Dor to subscribe. Tell him of
the great pleasure, information,
satisfaction and instruction to
be derlvered from an invest.
ment Of 81. II each of our pres.
ent subscribers will get us one
new subscriber our circulation
will double itself. Seeg
There is going to bo an TX.
citing contest over the Judge.
ship Of the Tenth judicial Cir.
cult. Judge Harry O'Bryan is
q candidate for denomination,
hut he will be closly pursued
by Albert DeRsign Of Scott, II.
y. Riley Of Now Madrid and
Geo. w. Carleton Of Pemlscot.
Mr.. Riley has heretofore lad
the O'Bryan forces and is said
to be a brilliant lawyer. Mr..
Carleton has bean for many
years = member Of tho Legisle.
ture and 10 now In the State
Senate, and besides On able
lawyer 10 also an excellent
newspaper man. .--Repablic.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-02-11

FARM FOR SALE-Situaeu about two
and one-half miles east of Marble Hill. Mo-,
contains $50 acres-7o acres in cultivation.
good outhouses, good viper. Can be bought
on reasonable. terms. rice $4,000. For
further particulars address
A. IL. BOWENKAMP,
II-3s. Marble Aill, Mo.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-02-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The County Dads are at

The County Dads are at
work.
-Old papers can be had at
this Office.
w. +. Rockwell now oc.
cupies the Rogers property.
Mr.. Haley has moved into
the widow Seabaugh's property.
Eighteen pounds of granu
lated sugar for 81 at N. Z. Halls.
Some of our Industrious
farmers have begun turning the
soil.
In Kansas City last year.
$1,000 mules were bought and
sold.
The Bollinger County Bank
buys county warrants and good
notes.
@-C. P. Caldwell has moved
[ into his house, vacated by J. q.
\ Finney.
Twenty people perished in
q burning hotel in New York
Saturday.
"A fellow in Ironton stoled a
coffin from an undertaker's shop
in Inronton.
The value of real and per-
sonal properly in Missouri is
$910,OO0,OO0.
Mrs. Mary Smith moved last
Thursday, to her farm south
west Of Lutesville.
Geo. F. Kurre, of the PRESS,
I went to the Cape Monday and
returned Tuesday.
Strictly Pure, Northern
Black Seed Oats for sale by 0.
]. Snider, Lutesville.
-J. g. Finney moved to his
farm two miles east Of town
last Thursday.
The postofice was moved
Monday into the side room Of
the Bohnsack building.
State Supreme Court No. q
has decided that the hotel-keep-
" 49,, loo n ~ lar - valid
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-02-11

i've years aoo. Hor two years
past it had pained and annoyed
her, but for more than twenty
years she had forgotten the in
cident Of her childhood whose
effects yesterday reached their
nltimatium. The needle Isl a
little rusted, but entire, and may
be made again fit for SERVICE
Ironton Register.
The "twice-a week" st. Lou.
is Republic contains more and
fresher news than any weekly
paper published in America. It
is issued each Tuesday and Fri
day, and consists of from four
teen to sixteen pages every
week, yet the price is only one
dollar a year. 1t is the leading
Democratic paper of the coun-
try, aud has a splendid tariff
Department, edited Hon. w. l..
Wilson, M. G. 1t will be indis-
pensab]e during the great po-
litical campaign of 1892. Send
for free sample copy to The Re-
public, st. Louis, Mo.
My trade has been heavy
all fall and winter, but I have
a few heavy goods on hands
yet, of different lines, which I
want to close out AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES, to make room
for spring goods. My stock
consists of Overcoats, Boots,
Shoes, Bed Blankets, Comforts,
Ladies' Jackets, Wool Shawls,
Mems and Ladies' Overshoes,
and many other articles too
numerous 10 mention. Come,
everybody, and examine. goods
and learn my prices, and buy
goods cheap while they are to
be had.
ROBERT DRyM.
Thursday Morning quite a
serious difficulty took place
about one mile west of Silica.
Mr.. Hamelle and Mr.. Byett both
occupy the same house on the
same farm, and while Hamelle,
was up stairs in his own apart
ment, Byett came up with an
axe and calling Hamelle out be;
gan to abuse him. He was
ordered to 60 down stairs and
attend to his own affairs. One
word brought on another until
the lie was passed when Byett
threw the axe at Hamelle, and
missing him, II struck the wall.
Hamelle, fearing Byett would
kill him, went into his room md
got his shot gun, and, Byet notI
leaving. emptied one barrel in.|
to his shoulder. He then Gu Id
to Festus and gave himself NJ
to Squire Warne, who commit
Ted him, awaiting the result.
Later II was reported that Mr.l
Byett had died from the effect
OF tho shot Jefferson Go. TX.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-02-11
JACK FOR SALE.

JAOA FON SALE.
A black gray Jack, ? years old, IA
hands high standard measure, havy body
and large bone, for sale. For further
particulars call on or address
&C ANGEL,
Lutesvillc. Missouri,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-02-11
NOTICE.

The money has been set CT
for all warrants that were pro-
tested prior to Nov. 20, 1889.
r. DRUM,
Treasurer Bollingor Go.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-02-11
STOP! II1yE FouSv IT.,

The place to got your Boots and Shoes
Of any style. Ais, your rupairins done on
the shortest notice, In good style.
II, W. Bess.
! have the Singer Sewing Machine Cor
sale for cash, or on monthly insts!lmcnts.
~ the rstc sf o. per month, with tio IN
advance, These machinns are tho geu.
uine. NJ iraad. n. ". Boss.
Opposite southwest corurr Of public
sJua'e' T.: ~
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1892-02-11
Read 81. w. Boss ad,

Read 81. w. Boss ad.
Preaching in the Christian
Church Saturday night and
Sunday.
-Lutesville w. C. T. u. will
meet at Mrs. s. V. Jaques' Fri
day evening at 7 o'clock.
Frank Siddall, the Phila
delphia soap man says: Il have
confined my advertising entirely
to newspapers. The man who
does not read newspapers does
not use soap"
| For SALE.-One span of four
year-old mules: two sets of har'
ness and one light 2.horse wag
on. Parties desiring to buy
please cali on or address
A. WARREN, JR..
q Glen Allen, No
The County Court will prob
ably make some arrangements
for providing the booths for use
in voting under the Australian
system at its present sitting,
A number of southeast counties
have already done so.
-."You can highly recon-
mend them to the farmers as
something extra fine," is what a
number Of the St. Louis ex.
changes say of the northern
black seed oats for sale by o. j,
Snider, Lutesvllle.
Programme for the next
meeting of the Bullinger County
Teachers Association: Physi.
ology--Motor apparatus; His
tory-Causes Of the Revolution;
Geography-North America;
Language Lessons-Taught,
how and whens
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 G. GRIFFITH,
50 Bessville, Mo.
y Those youngsters who oc-
.casionally maize nocturnal trips
over this town, throwing stones
on peoples houses and other2
wise disturbing Ahem, had ba
tor cease operaiiOns. trill
to their own iGkeresy Th
dcers are ION thalM
There SYill q fres
~ d
N ~ ssss' ,'s,.|..| 4 !! |
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

w, B. Gillingham moved his family to the Phoenix mine yesterday. Just received a carload of nice new potatoes cheap to the trade by McNulty & Chapman Bros'.
 F. A. Hartwell photographed the | procession yesterday from the Yeranda of the Monihon block.
 There was no business transacted in the county recorders oiiire yesterday, | 1t being a legal holiday.
 A gentleman of experience would ike l a position as book keeper or clerk. Ad- dress, $. $. II. Box 513, Phoenix.
 Owing to an accident to the boiler the electric light plant did not start up Sunday evening until about 9 o'clock. Many of the G. A. R, boys remarked that the second volley fired by the | National Guards at the cemetery yes terday WAS as near perfect as they had ever heard.
 An overgrOwn Mexican cur attacked Robert Grigsby on Sunday and bit him quite severely on the side and leg. Mir Grigsby procured q pistol, however, and TiRe has gone to kingdomcome.
 Visitors should be sure 10 see the beautiful Mesa country before leaving the valley. The Mesa stage will take you up and bring you back the same day. Leaves the Mesa Fruit atore any morning at o'clock. tf
 An e'e .ant fountain has been placed in the back room of MT. Orosco's hall on Washington street, which is quite 8 curiosity. The temperature of tine room ia ralppal ,n mains nearly the same throughout the | day.
 A novelty in the way of advertising was noticed on the street yesterday. It was a colt but two weeks old wearing a blanket and following a buck board. The blanket was decorated with the firm name and the inscription "We are in it."
 The Goldberg Bros. have placed a sentinel at the door of their clothing store to guard their wares and preserve order on the premises. Like the veri- table Rip Van Wrinkle he appears to have lain on the shelf for couple of decades.
 The Memorial sermon by Rev. G. L. Pearson on Sunday evening was a cred. lbtIDlN Oii' anu Nuo lllShlN v dlNNAt bN the old veterans, many of them men who seldom attend divine services. One was heard to remark that if this were a fair sample of sermons preached there would never be empty seats.
 Dr. Rawlings retires from the firm of Rawlings x Squier and will probably go to the mountains to spend the summer months for his health. He will return with the boom in the fall and resume the real estate business. Dr. J. C.. Norton will fill the vacancy thus formed in the Central Real Estate Exchange.
 The Atchison, Topeka & Santa F6 company have issued new map which shows the extent of their lines and con nections throughout the west. This is about the only company that has given Phoenix fair showing, as nearly all the through lines have purposely omitted this valley and have endeavored to pull the emigration through to California.
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31
PERSONAL NOTES.

Emory Miller, the bright young ed itor of the News, and Ben Goldman, one of the leading merchants of Tempe cameover yesterday behind MT. Gold mans dashing team and returned in the evening.
 SidnOr McNair, of Bayou Sara, La, arrived yesterday and will join his brother Malcolm, the rustling Phoenix Real Estate Go. MT. McNair is well pleased with the valley and will here after be registered among the live bus- ness men of the city.
 Magnus Tait, whose pen has made him quite famous in G. A. R. circles, will start in few days for California to be absent about three months. Mir. Tait has devoted good deal of atten- ton to horticulture recently. Dr. Lou Luke, recently of Los Angeles, Cal, and q graduate of the medical col. lege of China, has purchased the prac- tice of Dr. Hong Kong of this city and has located in the office opposite the pOsto0ce. Dr. Lou Luke comes well recommended and uses nothing but pure herbs in his practice. He will no doubt secure liberal patronage.
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31
PHGNIx BUSINESS MEN.

Items Picked Up by n Reporter Among tho Merchants.
 Don't forget to go to Thomas and try 1 some of their elegant strawberry cream
 soda and the finest favored ice cream.
 Tempe hotel. Tempe, Arizona, first class accommodations. Robert Bowen, pr0prietior. Stock bought and sold.
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31
"H, le-in-the- Rock"
h LADY SPECIALIST,

le Public reception every Sunday from
 pr 10 till D. CHARLES D, PosToN,
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31

men. lOurmua .8 &"i c.I,lcs whom nc considered competent rp judge the value of Whitmaas voE. Cuap,ed with each name he rcad "2u.'2Ic ur paragraph of praise for the American poet, and in con clusion hc snII:
 Among those who are for us in be- half of Walt Whitman are Emerson, Longfellow, TeuuySon. Browning and the Rosettis among poets, along with a whole host of those whose names are synonyms for all that is great and hon ored, pure, digui6ed and of good repute in contemporary literature.
 Dowden's speech utterly discomfted the local critics and won over many re- cruits to the little band of "Waltwhit- maniacs." II. l..
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31
TOOK THE WRONG MEDICINE.
Sad Death of Young Woman at Salt
 Lake,

ohu bta'h bi h houuB " phhh at Shit
 Lake,
 SALT LAKE. Utah, May 30.-Miss Jen- nie D. Trumbo, foster sister of Colonel Isaac Trumbo, Republican delegate-at- large to the convention at Minneapolis from California, died very suddenly Gt noon today from an overdose oi cocaine taken by mistake this morning for other medicines.
 Miss Trumbo suffered amputation of the right leg few years ago and since then has been an invalid. Sue had a recent severe illness, but was convalesc- ing, and this imorning change of pre- scriptions was made. When the time arrived for regular dose of medicine she picked up the bottle of cocaine, which was sitJlng near the other medi- cine, and swallowed the drug. She in- stantly realized her mistake on account of burning sensation in the throat and stomach, and calling her aunt, the latter immediately summoned physi- clans, who did all in their power to save her life, but without avail, and at noon she died
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31

Notice is hereby given to the public that have this day sold my office and all the medt- cines, etc, to Dr. Lou Luke, Chinese physician and surgeon, who opens the practice in the same place, Dr. Luke was educated in Canton, China, having practicsd medicine in the east for many years and late of Los Angeles, California. The doctor uses nothing but pure, natural herbs 10 cure any form of disease of male or female 1 recommend Dr. Luke to al my patients and friends. He is a well educated and experienced doctor for all diseases
 am truly, HONG CONG. DR. LOU LUKE, office on Washington street, opposite postottce, Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31

the ceremony had been completed and {. guests assembled, when Miss Weir welding to the entreaties Of her parents declined to take part in the ceremonies. The girls parents cay their daughter had been acquainted too short time with Mr. Riddle to warrant the mar FIlUp.
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31

Watches, all kinds and prices at Van tilburg X Davison's. One with Dust Proof Case, we particularly recommend to those in rough or dusty work, who have to have accurate time. Price only eight dollars.
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31
M rs. Dr. Anderson, of Los Angeles, Lo-
 cated for a Short Time in PhnnIx.

cated for short Time in PhmnIx.
 Mrs. Dt. c. Anderson, of Los Angeles, California, has located in Phoenix for a short tiIne and will devote her time to relieving the sufferings of humanity. Mrs. Dr. Anderson successfully treats rheumatism, paralysis, nervousness, umbago, gout, stiff joints, liver and kidney troubles and various other ills that flesh is heir to. She will only re- main in the city for short time and those desiring to consult q specialist of her class should call at once. Electrical and massage treatments speciality. Office in southeast corner of Pioneer hotel, Washington and Papago streets, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31
THE WEDDING HOUR.
A Missouri Girl Declines to Marry a
 Texan at the Call of Time.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, May 30.-At Ash Grove, this county, this morning, Miss
 Lettie Weir was to have been married to Hon. l. O. Riddle, mem Der of the Texas legislature. All preparations for
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31
Notice.

The tax payers of this county are hereby notified to list their property at the Assessors office for the fiscal year 1892 on or before the first Monday in June. II. c. ORME, County Assessor.
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31

Celery and Iron-A new beverage healthiul and refreshing.
 PHGNIX BoTTLING WORKS,
 Sole Agents.
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31
A Physicians Gift to Humanity.

Weak men restored to perfect man, hood by the Great Australian remedy, free. Address, Box 964, San Francisco. Cal.
Arizona republican., 1892-05-31

A Great Summer Drink-Celery and Iron in combination with pure mineral water, invigorating and cooling.
 PHGNIX BOTTLlNG WORKS,
 Sole Agents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-02-13
Were They Lost in the Fire.

DANBURY, Feb 13.-A young woman from this city and a New York com- mercial traveller have been missing since Saturday. and it is believed that they perished Tn the Hotel Royal fire. The young woman went to New York on Saturday afternoon to visit friends. The drummer, with whom she was ac- quainted. went away on the same train. The young woman did not go to her friends, and the man has not been at his business house nor at his home in Brooklyn since. Friends of the girl are in New York trying to identify her body. The friends of the couple refuse to divulge the names until certain that the couple were killed. The drummer is married.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-02-13
Mrs Harner is Poor.

CINCINNATTI, Feb 13.-It has develop ed that Mrs E. L. Harper, wife of the notorious bank wrecker who robbed the Fidelity baak of an enormous sum and who is now serving seven years sen- tence, is suffering great poverty. It was gennerally supposed that Harper had secreted considerable of the stolen money before he was arrested and that Mrs Harper had plenty to live on. She is now contesting in the circuit court with the Fidelity bank for the recovery of a note of $3,0OO. Mrs Harper claims that was paid Tn a private debt, while the bank insists that it should go to her husbands creditors. If she loses she will be penniless.