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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that letters Of
administration with the win annexed
upon the estate OF Cnspar Klaus, de-
ceased, have been granted to the un-
dersigned by the Probate Court Of
Cape Girardeau county, bearing date
the 22nd day Of April, 1898.
All persons having claims egainsi
said estate are required 10 cxhibih
Them TO the undersigned for allowance
within one year from the date. Of said
letters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit Of such estate; aud II said
Chains be not exhibit within two years
from the date Of the publication Of.
this netice, they viii be forever barred
apr29n47 LOUIS Klaus,
Administrator with the will annexed.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

aThe Democratic leaders IN our
slalar said Governor D. Russell
brown Of Rhode Island, afhreaten 10
unscat some Republican members Of
the House IN the Legislature and
Samuel 4 Hovoy, the Democratic
National Committeeman, is bound to
do oil he can 20 defeat US. He has
the 4 Of President Cleveland. Pend
ing the settlement Of onr election no
federal patronage 10 likely 70 be die
llibuiod IN Ilhode Island. The Re
publlcans have q majority Of two In
the Grind Committee Of the Leglsla-
ture. Each House e ajndge Of It's
OWE membcra II The Democrats
qnseai Republican members OF the
house the RcpubIicab Senators win
uhsest Democratic colleagues. The
Democrats ere talking Of Z hghf, but
] do not anticipate any trouble. /
expect 10 DO reelected"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

FINAL SETTLEMENT.-NctIce
Is hereby given TO all creditors and
others interested In the estate Of
lIarrIott NJ. Carroll, deceased, that The
undersigned administrator Of said
estate intends to make final settlement
thereof At the next term Of the Calc
GIrardcau Court Of Common Pleas Of
CHpe GIrardeeu county, Missouri, "a
be held az the court house IL the ciiy
of Cape Girardceu on Monday, toe
twcnty-sccond day or Msy, 1898.
RTcrfARD CARROLL,
apr2on49 Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

FINAL SETTLEMENT-Nofiee
Is hereby given 10 al crediiors and
others interested In the estate Of
Mary A. Dro6n. deceased, that the
undersigned lste public administra-
tor and as such having charge o. said
estate intends to make inaI settlement
thereof ntthe next term Of The Probate
Cour. of Cape GirArdeau county,
Missouri, TO be held At the court
house In the city OF Jackson on Mon
day, May 9Th, 1898.
FKRDEncK n. WELTBcKE,
Late Public Administrator.
apr15n45
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

Probate Docket.

LIT OF Excsutors, Adminfstratorp. orhFi-
iahs and Cnratu1 who arr rt 1ind " Law 10
nrst day Of the May tern lrf8, o. the CAPE
Couff or DomnJn Peas. 20 BE- begun
ard ibid At the court h0uer 10 tic city or Capc
Gira-aeau, Nissoari. on The 2and day o. May
lsQ3.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

Weak tea. without sugar, Is recon-
nsndcd As . drink for those suffering
from rhcumslism or gouty s~sIeeilonsi
its aslringanl properties lessen she
sciioh ofsis 5eucls, and = sisefnl n
he disorders Incident 10 ummsf. A
up 81 ,irons green Tea. Win neithez
pear nor miik. oI,en relieves a head
.ehe, and Is ! good sniisois Ia ssne
cases Of poisoning. Tea. len over Is
nsufa| Ia washing grained uoods
which, after being wiped dr. shoaId
b rsetea With IihSesd Oh. A
rot|list o. tis Is.f1s q oiIen btae
|lsI1I ard soslhins 70 ieHsned efe|ias
q iho,e|alIeife via. : siy
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

4 given 70 All creditors and otilcr1 Ihtefattnd
In tie aatata Of DnnfcI Schmilz, dcceere1, hat
Mo undersigned adminlstratur q said e.i1frin-
tends % make frni Bclfl1U1nt thcrrtf ~ he
mon lIeas ofCapo Glut1r1u co14fy. Missouri.
10 be held q the court bose IN Int ely 81 Cape
Glrnrd11u On Monday, N1l 4znd, las
1uEIuE E1lE UNnEcE,
apr10Hls MmIniztr1tcr.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

FINAL sET1LENENT-Notlee Il hereby
n given % a1 crcditqrE and othff3 Interested
N the eztfts Of Jacob II. 5chaffcr. de1e1afd.
that the undersigned executr1x Or e1Id estate In
lends 70 make Inal settlement thereof ~ The
nexf term o. tho CapH GirnId11u Court Of Com
m1n Pleas o. Cape 6irardcan County, Missouri.
. he naId 81 M court house In TIE city Of Carr
0lfurtcfu On norday. Eay 91fd, 1E8.
WILnELnfrE 3~tIlAElEn,
apreb1f8 Execntr[x.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

Il wa travelling through Kansas the
other day" aid q banker 10 6 repre-
sentative Of the New York Times,
eWhenf ipll into conversation with 8
hllow-passengsr, who noticed me
booking Al the country through which
the train was running. The soil
booked rich enough but there we're no
crops growing on Il, the fences were
down and Il appeared 70 be = region
Of abandoned iarma 1sn't This good
landr I asked. very good said my
chance aequaintance. Then why
don't they use IT. I thought II was
hne for wheat 80 Il ia, but its bet
Ger for mortgages. That's what tbey
raise alsng here. You'll find the
wheat growing further backs
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06
sherifI,s Sale OF Real Estate.

III virtue and authority o. 40 alias execution
= issued by she clcTk Of Che Cape Girardeau
Court OF Common Plens OF Cape Blrardear
cou,fy. Missouri. dated the fweLtg-elEht day
81 February rieg3, and foiurnanlc 10 the Nay
term, ferI OF said court, and 70 me directed,
III favor o. Joseph Manning. ndmlaiatrntcr o.
ne estate Of Mary c. hanrinR. dcocasea. ard
arninst George 1homaa MI B<ast A. k0ts-
dnrit, dBfr1dsuts. ! hnyr leTlcl apon and fcizei
she following described rial estate situate, "
Ing ard tdEr IN The county Of Cape Glrartcan
Aid state Of Missouri, fo-wit:
The nOrfh part OF the northwest quarter offhe
northeast quarter Of section thiTty live. tesFn-
ship uiifty-oae, range eleves raet, in Cape CIR
rrdeau county Missouri, c0atniling tkirty acres
more or lees, and J will, on
Friday, The Twenty-Sixth Day Of
Nav, A. y. 1928,
AZ The cours house door 10 tae city q Cape Cir
nrirnn, coantY q Care Giyardrsa. state y
NlffeuTi, bctWren The hour q inc o'lck y
Inc fDrcnccn AID i've o'clUet b. the nffcrsoon "
that day, AID durlrg tho scsaion u the Cape
Girnrdcan ConFt 81 Common tiras 81 CPS Or
nrdcau comfy, acsl Tor cash ln Ia Z ~ Che
highest bsfshF, 30 the right tiie. cirlr and
lnf1fust0f saf1 Gcorxe 1honAE rad krast 4
Notidurp, ". 81 rad TO uie above dcserihtd
real estate, 70 satisfy gaid cxerutioa AID costs
eprsobH shsriI.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

FINAL -sETTLEMENT.-Notice
Is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the estate OF
John jackson, deceased. that the
undersigned late public sdmiBlstra-
tor aud as such having charge OF said
estate intends to make fual settlement
lhercofat the next term Of the Probats
Court Of Cape Girardear aov7iy'
Missouri. TO be hcle Il ine court house
In the-ciiy OF Jackson on Monday,
May 9Th, 1898.
FREDERTcK III. WELTEcKE
Late Public Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

FINAL e~EffLENENI -Hotiee i hereby
"a Tho estate or Hfrte7Ick 01Ii1rh. lcce11ef.
that ne uudorHIEucd cEtclICr Of aid est1t1 NJ
1en1E "a make 1n1I atItIEU11f thereof At l1t
70 BE- held At the courl house In he c'tr Or CnrE
6lrardaau on Nonday, Nay md Ism.
IHEDE11CK G1tLkcu,
nurl1ufd Extc1lcrl
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06
sherin's Sale Of Real Estate IN
Partition.


kurust ThIale. Wilson Thiele. Hsrtn Thi1le
and Frederick Hartmanns d~cisnd1nte-
u yirfns and l1thoriy o. decree for 1artt-
- ton and order Of sale made By t11 e1pe
Girkriczu C01rs q Comuon fIe1l, la auqlof
Cape GIrar1con County Missouri, o. Ire1c1y.
the fhirty-frkk day ofIanuny tE9, nNn8 TIE
eighth day o~fJenuaTy TERM, 1875, % said cQurtl
said decree and order was laHue1 nom the once
Or the cicrk Of said o0uTt dated ne tofcnteontl
day Of Apr1. 1f1a, 1ud Delivers - mel !, ne
Missouri. win on
WeJpssdsy. the Twenty-Fcursh Day
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06
Tuesday, The TwaBty.Tbira Day q
Nav A d. 1895

AZ the cont house door IN the CITY q crpe CIR
aTdceu Caps Girnr11fu county, Ml1aquri' be-
tween the h9lrs o. nine O'Clock IN TIE Iclrnog1
40 five O'Clock In The afIcrncon o. shat DAY.
aod dudar she session o. The Cape GIr1r1c4l
Cnrrf Of Common Pleas o. Cape 9,raFlo11
connfF. sell fnr cazf IN h1nd 70 he hIst1st&d
DIR, al TIC right. title, claim 40 l1ltf1- y
describcd property, to satisfy SAID cN4cN.l1n
and cost. JUDSON NJ AA1Eu1
aprAuG eperA
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

ENAL sEIILlN6F-Ecet. : hsr>1z
= TT4H - III 1IcIII1Et end 1IHrI1 I111[IItEI
IN I1l 1l1lt cfeI1r111 E1I1TE1. 1t1e1s<1 tt1[
TIE 1rI1IriErE3 rIrIIIcr - sid cIII<1 IrIEII<
70 make Eltf 1eftIEnrrI tH(111I It re E1Ef
torn q 1eeAls 9.I.rlf>a Cent g tcs1.1ee
- n1Id1t g. frNI4lorH4N ne tt| o. I11r
lilarlcan On Noadly AeI 41nd t44
$50 1QnN HknrFse,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06
Wednesday. The Twenty-Fourth Day
OF MAY. A. n. 1898.

At the court house door IN The city OF cApo CIR
srdeaau, county az Cape 0irardeau, uissQun,
betNeon the ho1rB Of nine oIock ia toe FORE
noon aadhye O'Clock ~ the Afternoons q thss
day aud during the session Of the Cape 6lfl1-
daaa Court o. cQmuou Pleas, sell 1t pu1hc
spction 70 the highest bidder, all the righfs
title, interest, claim and eEtatn OF The above
named parties In The above onililcd cauee, of.
in and 70 The ~foIloWisE described real estate,
sItnate and lying IN the county 81 Capo 1r1r-
dean and state Of Missouri, to-Nit;
IN southwest quarter lkl o. the nortnestt
quarter Xxx and the southeast quarter ~ y
the nonheast III and the n9rtheast quarfe1 ~
OF the southeast quarter ri, az IN eccton TX
~, 10 township thirty-one ISL ra1sr iourieeh
III east.
TEnfs CT SALE;
Fifty per cent Of the purchase money . b.
paid ID caah on the day Of sale and q credit Of
Twelve months bo girca on the remgi der, tbs
purchaser or purchasers to give mote With ap-
proved security bearing eight per cert. intfIcai
from date Of sale per aalum for deferred par
mcut, The purchasers however having the option
70 pay the cutire aum OF moacy u cash.
IUD5ON y. EANDOLa
ap2enfs Sheriff Of Cape 6irnrdean County-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

II .I1n IEEne1 ~ ffr cI1Ik 81 - Can1 9.-e4-
t1s1 Icrr< ~ Cn1nuo1 Pleas q C4H1 IlrIlIl44
c11nfs, M.stHd. teaf1of l1fe &e nlutz1[4
day d April. If15. Nd r8tururtIf . &c N4T
trn. Is15. 81 said eoart. and 30 ms dlIIttta.
III 71f1t 81 M t7tf o. ctNo Elu111Iu 30
a<sirst Irsab Iar1fchfrk. 1hayr 1eFlcd u4on
ard 1<i1ed he l1lIoNf1F dlfclltU 1aN e11-1t,
6if1rdsn1 md state Of IisIrud fc-VIie
Let number faolfe, block efEeuI 1l1oftI
Ho1ck estond znb-di4IsIcn, fEJ l1Et y ore
tn1dred md dfg f1ct n size IN ne city - t1Qt
0Iru1c1u. co11fy q C1re 6l14rlc4n fua Sac
Of Nis-euf, and WI, %
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06
Tuesday, the TWcnty-ThIrd Day q
May, A. u. 1898,

Al the court house door, IN the city Of Cape Cir
erdcau, cuunfy Of Cape Cir, rdeau, Missouri,
betWctn TIE h0grB Of line O'Clock IN the fore
nooa AM I've o.ciceE N the hIerso)n q wa
Pleas Court OF Cnpc Girnrdeau county. sell a.
pnhlic auction, 70 tho highest bidder, for cash
IN hand. all The right, title, Interest, claim aud
e. tate o. Jonathan Tucker, and the uatn0wn
heirs Of Jonathan Tucker, to satirfy said execu-
ton and coats. duDSON n. RANDOL,
afrfDaf7 sheriff.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

E1ttI| tzflIE1rEI&1114 b l-r-[4
I1rII . 1t1I |3I|cE11 /.I1#< 81 |-o
nj fIss. 6srS srI.s1
70 Be t1lI 81 fa|I| t114tf4 I1t tI# 81 I1r<
e.1atlc4aW Hc1'a4. ~ ~
sBs,1ap 1sn'zi;.ls'dr.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

FINAL SETTLEMENT-Notice
il hereby given to all creditors and
others Interested IN the estate Of
Hiram w. Keith, deceased, that the
undersigned laie public adminisira-
tor and as such having charge Of said
estate intends TO make final settlement
thereof at the next term Of the Probate
Court Of Cape Guardian comfy,
Missouri, 10 be held at The court
house In the city Of Jackson on Mon
day, Ma, 9Th, 1898.
FREpERIcK II. WELTEcKH
Late Public Adninistrntor.
aurlbn4b
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

FINAL SETTLEMENT-NotIco
Is hereby given 10 all creditors and
others interested In the estate Of
James P. Mckee, deceased, that the
undersigned late public a1ministra-
tor apd as such having charge OF said
estate intends to make final settlement
thereof at the next term ofthe Probate
Court OF Cape Girardeau county,
Missouri. TO be held at flsc court
house in the city Of Jackson on Mou-
day, May sth, 1898
FREDER1cx II. WELrEcKE,
Late Public Administrator.
apri5n45
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06
Room ". 1zoxfa,
aDrI5n45 Administrator

FINAL SETTLEfENT-Noli
Is hereby given TO Al creditors and
Others Interested in the estate Of
Henry Eegisnann, deceased, that the
undersigned administrator Of said
estate intends to make final settlement
thereof 4 tlc nextierm OF The Probate
Court Of Cape Girardean county,
Missouri, TO Be held a. tho court
house In the city OF Jackson on Mon
daY, Nay Sih, 1898.
AUGUST EGGmASN,
sp-15n4b Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

EIN44 5zTfEE4Exr 4Not'1e i klIE61
70 t1t ito - I1t1 .4I1114| Etr1Ec1. 414t
.t 1HIrrt|1nfI or1cu|LE ~ aid Et1tl INTENDS
"a Mnt1 t4I tttf|tutrt It4f1uT 1t ne nttI
NI11t ~ [lIE UiIar4ea1 I41ef| II1.1rH. -
3 held 3 AZ l1rf HD1|t IN ttl IIIr - Cars
rt1ti4<C ~ IoI11f. 41I SID I1o
|lrr1 UtNIc<.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-06

RT vlTtne and nnfhori,y q . sptcfal execu-
- tlon issuedbT the CLERK o. \ CQTnnlon
souri IN favor OF the State % MISSOURI. a the
relation and 70 ne use or David y. eeiDert.
e~ollccloT OF he fofenuo Of Caps Ci7l7dcnu
county, hls5ou1 and ag4iael Jonathan Ticker
bfanng date the frat day Of February. lso1.
aud r~efnrnabla 70 the Nay term. LIS, q the
ComIno Pleas Court Of Cape 6iferdcna county,
judgment decb4c1 " sad c0ut 70 Be 4 SPECIAL
lieu onrpa cstatc hereinafter described. have
1EEled upon and aoized the following dcscribe
RAJ estate, lying and icing IN the county Il
Cape clrsrdnnd, STATE Of Missouri, a. the
property o. JoDafhan Tucker, and the unknown
heifs OF Jonathan Tucker. to-wits
oae hundred and tWcrtY acres, tho south hail
Quarser Of the southwest quarter o. section
thlrteon township thirty-tNc, range thiftfea,
situate IN TIE county Of Cape Girardenu,
Missouri, and will, On
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-11-09
Don't he Offended.

A number of our subscribers
found a small tag Oh their pa.
pers last. week bearing a state.
ment of their subscription.
Don't be offended, 1t is simply
to tell you that you. are more
than one year behind. If YOU
are and don't pay to within a
year id four weeks, you won't
receive the Press anymore. If
the publisher was able perhaps
Re would indulge you further,
but at the same time you can.
not reasonably ask him to. No
doubt you will pay but there
are two points in that question.
If you will. pay, you eau raise a
dollar of fodr weeks notice.
Again your promise Won't pay
our printers, our paper BILLS and
other expenses. You must keep
within i year. These state.
ments will be sent out every
week, to those who are a year
or more behind.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-11-09

with Russian life ard customs
and will have many interesting
things to say of the "Iand Of
te Slavs," under the despotlc
rule of the Car.
The Bureau completed arran.
gemente for this lecture only
last Saturday. Tickets can be
had at Palace of News. r. Drum,
Miss Fischer's. Miss Boies',
Or. Biggs,' j. F. Sanders and
the postoff1ces. Admission, %
and 10 cents.
eve listened With interest to Mr..
! Brosel's graphic account Of lives
and customs OF that wonderful and
little known Russian people. Those
who hear this lecture will secure
interesting and curious information.
--Louisyilie Western J:ecorder.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-11-09

As q tribute Of respect to the
memory Of the late Mrs. Polly
Mayi1eld, and as d token Of our
sympathy with those she has
left to mourn hef losS, we offer
this testimony of her worth.
BY the death of Mrs. Mayfield
the Baptist cahse Of Southeast
Missouri has lost one whose
heart has been bdrdened for its
success for more than half a
century.
The community in which she
lived has suffered ,thi, loss of a
Mother IN Israel"
Her departure from the family
circle leaves vacant the place of
a model wife and mother.
Though the absence of her
pious influence will be felt iD
other Institutions. it will be most
noticeable in Mayfield-Smith
acad. .mv, from the clos4 rela-
tlonship she sustained to Ii as
the mother Of its founder. The
memory Of her fervenl prayers
for the academy during ils ini-
tial struggles will be sacredly
cherished by the friends of the
school.
Truly, "being dead, she yet
speake:h" by the record Of a
pure and usefal life. Nay many
strive to emulate her goodness.
Lou KEY, !
} P. SILVER. c..
GRACE MoCANs, ~'''''h'''ee'
CHAs. REvELLE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-11-09
LIFE IN RUSSIA.
|. Brosei.s Famous Lecture
Here Tomorrow Might.

The Twin City lecture Bureau
has scored>another victory, and
secnred a great and popular lee.
turer. I. Brosel will lecture at
the Baptist church tomorrow
{Friday) night. The subject Of
the lecture Is '1.ife in Russia /"
IN it the following topics will
be treated' Village, house. fur
nitlre, male and female peasant
dress, food, characteristics Of the
peasants, The first of October
festivity, how the peasants
spend the winters, village indus.
try, Russian BATH. communes,
village assembley. Volost, cities
and toMAs. manufacture, work
men, arnkenness, merchants,
how Russians prepare tea, city
amussmen:s. Greek G4nrch, ser
vice. miraculous sacred pictures,
simple sacred pictures, prisste,
weddings, fnnerals, charaHfsris.
tics of the Greek church, perse.
cution Of the Protsstants and
Jews.
Mr.. Brosel was born and rGar.
cd in Russia. He II familiar
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-11-09
SAYS IT'S GOOD.


SVMu mGMouOs OpamlWm Oi
The Press.
The PRESS arrives regularly
and il, always fuad skith pleas
ure. II is always bright and at
tractise. The locals and news
articles aie OF The highest order,
well edited and interesting. The
communications are we'll writ
ten. and The advertisements are
displayed in such a manner as
to quickly attract the attention
of the reader. Everyone knows
that "Drum is patriotic, and car
ries the largest line Of goods in
the county" that Lutesville has
some live business men who adj
vertise that they are yet in bus
mess, and will continue SO even
if Congress has adjourned. And
eyen the modest little ad of G.
w. Rhodes tells you that he is
still III the grocery business at
Glen Allen, and wants you. 10
call on him.
The Educational Column, un-
der the management of Prof w.
A. Eoeffler, is doing good work
and is a great help to the teach
ers Of the county, and will be
the means Of creating a more
uniform system of school work.
His suggestions and advice are
well worth the consideration of
all, and be deserves the earnest
support Of all interested in the
advancement of education.
Under the head OF Farm
Notes A. s. Perkins gives some
information and interesting
hints to farmers. Jacob j. Con-
rad has been the correspondent
Of the State Board of AgricuF
ture for over twenty years, and
is one of the most successful far
mers in the county. He can
give this column SOME valuable
articles, based on years of ex,
perience, and a careful study of
agriculture iii all its branches.
Farmers should take advantage
of the space so generously given
by the Press, and send in re
ports of crops, theories etc. Lei
the world know, through the
Press, that Bollinger county
has as fine farming land as any
county id the state, with i
wealth of minerals and timber
a good climate, and the best ped
pie in the world.
The interest taken in May
fieln Smith academy. by the
PRESS HAS been of valuable as
sistance to Prof. Graham III
making the school what it now
is-one of the best III the stata.
I'm the Churches Rev. B. Ii.
Bowman gives history ofchurch
progress, and the work of the
churches from week to week in
the advancement0f Christianity.
The Wanderer always comes
with a good STORY, and is ,wel-
coined at each 1ireside. Last
but not least comes the notice
which reminds ds that, We liys
in a free country, and are own
ers Of personal property ior al
estate in fee-"Pay yodr lakes.
j. p, McMANUs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-11-09

l showed The letter to Miss Belle
Rhodes at Ma,q aand.and | sup
pose the report started that way"
The girl Says she don't re-
member ever having met him
until she saw. him at A. j. Bsel's
last Friday night Instead ofSat-
urday night.
Lamont is a small man. 81
years old. bro Sn hair, incliped
to curl, and weak eyes. The
girl is abont 18 years. old.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-11-09

+
at the elections held in eleven
states Tuesday, the Republicans
carried six states,. the Demo-
Gratis four and the Popnllsts one
Nebraska. Mckinley, was
elected governor Of Ohio by
from 10000 to $4,000 and Rus
sell lost Massach usetIs by 90.
600. Judge Maynard lost New
York by about $1,000. Pension
Shark Jackson was elcssed gov
ernor Of Iowa by perhaps 3d..
600. The other parts Of the
tickets were elected by smaller
pluralities. The !, Democrats
carried Virginia, New Jersey,
Maryland and Kentucky.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-11-09
Now They are Happy.

Mr. Moses Baker and Miss
Rena. Jones were married at the
home of the latter last Sunday
morning. Justice Baifett con
Quoted the ceremony. They lef
at noon for their home for
miles west oftown.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-11-09
THE WANDERERS TALES.

Even III this day of steam and
electricity some people hang on
to good old customs. Oliver
Stearns. living in German town.
ship, this county, four and one
half miles West of Millefville,
is go years old, and was born
and raised! on his farm in that
township. He is a cousin to
Pinkney and Charles Stearns of
Millerville. A few days ago he
was taken to Jackson by j. P.
Limbaugh, and left by rail for
Kennett, Dunklin county where
he will live Id the future. 1t
was the first time he had ever
seen a railroad, and he rode on
the first train that he ever sa W.
~. ~.
Some boys have a weather
eye to the, eternal fitness of
things" The Wanderer was
tcld Of this conversation be
tween a small boy and his Ia
ther at Glen Allen last Monday;
Father, "IRe school house
has been enlarged. has it not,
soni"
No, sir. the teacher has just
had fifteen square feet Of dirt
taken out