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The Monticellonian., 1895-05-10
ACCOUNTS CURRENT.

AL the April term, 1895, of the Probate Court nf Drew County. there were filed The 2ud, and final account current ofZ. T. Wood, administrator of the estate of John Thonas, deceased.
 The ith account current of M A. Maxwell, guardian of Augustus w. and NJ. F. Boyd, miners.
 The i2th. and finnl account current of W. T. Wells, guardian of Iadec Welsh, q mi~ nor.
 The 2ad account current ofJ. NJ. Smith, guardian al Elsie May Judkins, minor The 4th account current of Y. l. Trottcr, guardian of Junie Trotter, a minor. The 18th account current of C. T. Ed wards, guardian nf Ahna Edwards. minor. The 3rd acconnt eureutofJ. E. Bmbert guardian of J. w., C. L., and Alex Rawles, minors,
 The 2nA aecoun, current of F R. Gotham, cxecutor of the estate af \. E. Harris, deed. The 2nd account current of J. E. Nal- lace, guardian If Wn. and Roy Jones, mi uors.
 The I,t, and liH'd account current of W. l.. Hart. administrator af the rstate of ThUs. B Bull. dcccascd.
 The 7tl. and final account current of T. W. Grubbs. guardian of Marry V, Me- Gouh. miner.
 I'm final account current of k. F. Harper guardian of Cha<. " Reynolds, a minor. Thr 7th account current ol C. G, Davis, guardian of Ienuie C. aHd E. Gny Davisf nhnuTS.
 The 2nd account current ni F E. Gotham, guardian OHi C,lr,-, minor.
 1'hc 9th account carr nt of W. A. Wood, 1, guardian ot Iq,n Cole RJtledgc, a minor The 7th and final account current of Mrs. NJ. L. Rrmlgy, admr. af the cstate of J. N Rrnlc4, dee ased.
 The 7ttaccouut current of " T. Wels, guardian oi Augustus Flrd a minr.
 The 2nd account current of \. C. Miller, guardian of ". NJ. Miller, insane.
 The 6th account current of Y. H. Mats thews, guardian of Maggie Ratledse, a mi nor.
 The 7th account current of w. T. Wells guardian of Fannie and Carl Ratedge, ni- nors.
 The lst, and final account current of J. 4, Allen, guardian of Annie May Aaen B mHor
 All of which were ordered to be continued over until the July Term, 1895, of saiA court, subject to the inspection and ,2oep- ton of all persons interested.
 R. L. HARDY.
 Clerk of Drew Co.,, Arb,
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A Household Treasure.

D. W. Fuller, of Canaioharie, N
 T., says that he always keeps Dr. Kings New Discovery Tn the house and his family has always found the very best results follow it's use; that he would not be with. out it, if procurable. G. A. Dyke man Druggist, Catskill, N. Y., says that Dr.. Kings New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough reme- dy; that he has used il in his tami- y for eight years, and Il has ne1-
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 Stolen.

From my iarm on Bayou Bar tholcmew, on April l9, one gray horse. about l2 years old; l5 l-2 hands high; in thin order; no marks nor brands; paces and fox. trots when rode out of a walk. Was last heard of about 10 miles North of Monticello, being rode by a man who calls himself "Dar- nett" about B years oll; weight, from l45 to l50 ponnds; dark red beard all over face. Any infor- nation that will lead to his rccov. cry, will be thankfully received and liberally rewarded.
 RUFUs COLLINS,
 3t. Tyro, Ark.
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Dld You Ever.

Try Electric Bitters as reme- dy for your troubles? If not, get a bottle now and get relief. This medicine has been found to be pe- culiarly adapted to the relief and cure of all Female Complaints, eX- erting wonderful direct influence in giving strength and tone to the organs. Ii you have Loss of Ap- petite, Constipation, Headache, Painting Spells, or are Nervous, Slcepless, Excitable, Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy Spells, Elect rie Bitters is the medicine you need. Health and Strength are guaranteed by its use. Large bottles only fifty cents at Brown, Hall X Co.'S. Drug Store.
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The Normal Institute for Drew county will begin on the 3rd of June, and last 20 days, with Prof. J. H. Hinemon as Instructor. Teachers, and those who expect to teach, cannot afford to miss this opportunity of gaining valuable information pertaining to their profession.
 This will show that G. NJ. Cum boss, who was charged with talk ing mule from one, Miss Laura Mullin, was accused falsely and acquitted at her request with out trial. Undersigned as follows,
 J. E FARLEY, J. P.
 l.. E. MORGAN, Sheriff.
 WALTER WILSON, D. $.
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CONFEDERATE REUNION, Houston Texas, May the 20th. 1895

For the above named occasion, tickets will be sold, Monticello, Ark, 10 Houston Texas and re- turn at one fare-S13.90. Tick cts sold, May Is, l9 and 20. Limited 15 days. An extension of 15 days will be granted, on deposit of tick ct with agent at Houston.
 E. B. WJNpEs, Agt.
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YOURS TRULY, BICKART.
BLACKSMITHING.

Having recovered from rheuma- tlsm, I am ready to serve my cus- toners and the public, generally, in all kinds of Blacksmith work. All work done under guarantee. Give me call. Shop next to Allen X Woods Livery Stable.
 St. NATHAN EVERETT.
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ICE CREAM SUPPER.

The good ladies of Monticello will give an Ice Cream Supper, this evening at : O'clock at the Court House, for the purpose of raising funds to fence the old Gem etery. Let everybody turn out and assist in this laudable enter. prise.
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Notice 19c Eu 1o1icaticn. LAND OFFICE Ar CAMDEN, ARK,
 MAR. Fist. lS96.

Notice is hereby given that the following. named settler las flied notice of his intention 10 make final proof a support of his claim, and that sad proof will be made before the Clerk of Drew County. Ark, 1t Monticello. un 4at! dav oi May, lS95 viz: Henry Sim mos, of Drew County, Ark, II. E. lt967. for the West half of tlie Nerth- East quarter If Seetjan tweltty-Hinc, Township thirteen, Soath, Range eight, West.
 tIcHaiacs the following witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon and eultiva- tioli of, >aid land, VIZ: Ed. k. Ban3, of Nelson, Ark, William NJ. Stevenson. uf Nelson. Ar<., Albert Hightower. ol Manola, Ark :, James L. Berrymnn, of Manaa, Ark.
 J. A. Ross. Ro gstcr.
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DRKw CHANCERY CorRr,
549A
Notice Tor Publication.
Apr. 12th, 1895

Notice Tor Pub1icatien. LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE R0eK. ARK.
 Mar. 30, 1895 Notice is hereby given tlat the following. unlncd settler has filed notice of his ntcu- tion to make fnul proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be mn6r br- fire the County Clerl, of Drew County, at Monticello. Ark on May. II, 1895, vizi John k. Reed, II. E 2. NJ l756s. for the South- West quarter of Inc South-E quar- tcrof Section 22, Township p South, Range ] Wet
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- ton of. said land, viz; Il. P. Allen. H. E, Landers. W. C. Allen, Emmett Joyce. nll Q Lucia, Ark.
 I. !. BEAqfEs,
 Register.
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I desire to say that the certif- cate signed by me, in reference to the A. J. Rash and M. l. Rash mat, ter in the last MoNTlcELLoNIAN was for the purpose Of disclaiming any knoledge of the late report, or of starting the same, myself. This is all l intended to say in my ccr- tificate.
 NANNIE BEARD.
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RTotice fer Publication LAND OFFICE AT CAMEEN, ARK.
MAR. Fist, 1895.

M NIs. -IsI, TO'V. Notice is hereby given that ,lc following name settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of lis claim. and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of Drew County, Ark, at Monticello, on the 18th day ef May, 1895. viz: Andy Lamb, eff Drew County, ArN, II E. l4956. fur the South half of North-West quarter of Section tweuty-nine, Towdship thirteen, South, Range eight West.
 He names the following witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land viz: Philip G. IIiggason. of Mnnola, Ark, James L, Berryn,an, of Ma- nola, Ark, Albert Hightcwer, of Mmola, Ark, Ed E. Boud, of Nelson, Ark.
 J. A. Ross. Register.
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CT failed to do all that is claimeu for it. Why not try remedy so long tried and tested. Trial bot ties free at Brown, Hall X Cos. Drug Store. Regular size soc. and Sl.00.
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Do you chew tobacco? Does your wife let you spit on the fire and drown it out, while she is out after kindling? Be nice man, get three boxes of No-to-bac and quit chewing. Sold on guarantee.
 1t. BROWN, HALL X Co.
 Owing to the rain of Sunday night good many farmers were in town on Monday last. Some of them said they were having more than they really needed; but the general report was that crops were looking well and growing off nicely. Prospects are bright for a big corn crop.
 A revivifying of natures latent forces occurs every spring. At this time, better than at any other, the blood may be cleansed from the humors which infest it. The best and most popular remedy to use for this purpose is Ayers Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla
 Hon. A. P. Taylor, representa- i've of Cleburne county, Ala, anc party, bound for Northwest Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma, on q general prospecting tour, passed through our town on Monday last Mir. Taylor IS also editor and pub fisher of the Cleburne Plowboy The party has two-horse hack tent, cooking utinsils, guns, fish ing tackle Sc. with it and is trav cling in way 10 have a gooc timo generally.
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Our old friend MT. W. S. Robin son, of the Coleman neigh borhood was in town Tuesday, looking tho picture of good health.
 MT. John Patton, armed himself with shot gun and fishing rod and hied away to the old Saline last Monday. He had his usual luck.
 We have something to give you. Call and see what it is. Only 200 left
 At. BROWN, HALL X Go.
 Dr. John Mclaughlin and wife have returned from Lttle Rock The Dr. filled his pulpit at the Methodist church on last Sunday.
 That picture you have promised so many times. Well, it is time you were having it made. Mr. Eek will close his gallery soon.
 Hon. W. $. Goonwin, the talent ed young Representative of Brad ley county, and Mr. J. T. Richie, both of Warren, were in our city last Wednesday on legal business
 We have a number of printed copies of the Bribery Investigat- ing Committee, report in our office, which can be had by calling for them.
 Jas. E. Hogue, Esq, has return ed from a visit to Little Rock. He had the pleasure of listening to Rev. Sam. P. Jones, and was de- lighted.
 The children of tke different Sabbath Schools of this city had q union pie nie, on Wednesday last, at the beautiful grounds of Col. T. NJ. Wilmington. It was pleasant day and an enjoyable occasion.
 A big reduction in prices on all lines of shirts, for the next two weeks.
 McCLoY X TRoTTER,
 2t. Hoover House,
 There were good many farm- CTS in town last Saturday. They all are wearing cheerful counten- ances, since crop prospects are good.
 Have you seen those wooden dusters at Brown, Hall X Co. they are beauties, wont scratch your furniture like feather dusters 9, 10 and 50 cents; try one. 2t
 There is no longer any need for merchants and business men to send off for their job.work. We have the best facilities and will do the printing at city prices.
 We have big line of palmetto bats, with prices that will surprise and please you. Also a big line of mems boys aud childrens' dress hats.
 RACKET STORE.
 If the hair is falling out, or turn- ing gray. requiring a stmulant with nourishing and coIoring food, Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re newer is just the specific.
 Messrs. J. J. Potts and W. H Lauhon, of Plantersville. were in our town last Tuesday, and report excellent rains and fine crop pros poets up in their part of the coun' try.
 Parties wishing Jersey calves from T. II. Matthew's registered Bull "Gold Dust" will find him Tn w. A. Woods pasture. Terms $500 cash; insurance $500. St
 When levers and other epidem. ics are around, safety lies in forti- flying the system with Ayers Sar- saparilla. A person having thin and impure blood, is in the most favorable condition to "catch" whatever disease may be floating in the air. Be wise in time.
 ICE CREAM SUPPER.
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3t.
General Assembly Presbyterian Church, Dallas, Texas, May
 l9 To 26, 1885.

For the above ramed occasion, round trip tickets will be on sale at Monticello, May, 18th, l4th and l5th-limited to return to June 3rd. Continuous passage in each direction. One f.re--$l4 4.00- round trip.
 E. B. WINDEs, Agt
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Assignces Sale.

Notice k hereby aiycr. thnt I. R. w, Fur, is assignee of E. lloovcr, will sell nt tHe E;l, d,tur of the court house ill Monticel- le Ark.. oil saturday the i-t day Of Iunr. lSa5, 10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand, :, it pnbIc outcrv, the South half ol South- east qHartefef Section seventeen. Township thirte n, south, Range siX, west, 80 nercs of lmd i'll Drew county, ard one mule; also all the netts mud accounts due me as such as- signcu, by he various debtors of said IGoov. cr not heretofore by me collected
 Given under my hand as such assignee thi, Mny 1t, 1895.
 k. w FINN.
 Assignee.
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THE TWICE-h-WEEK REPUBLIC,
 SPECIAL OFFER, Good Only Until March 3lst, 1895.

Send two pew subscribers, with two dollars, and get one year free.
 Send foar new subscribers, with four dollars; and receive the paper two years, without cost. "Do yoa know good thing when you see Il! A word to the wise is sniff -ient.? Address all orders,
 TIE REPUBLIC.
 St, Louis, Mo.
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After'all

fs said and done, we shall have wasted your time and ours if what l have to sell is not what you want. Perhaps it is time well spent to learn that, make it a study to try to please you in anything in ,oy line-such as cakes, can dies, ice cream and soda water.
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The Montice11onian.
FRIDAY, MAY. 10, 1895
Local Mention.

 Arkansas City last week.
 Mr. Frank Boyd has returned from a trip to Little Rock.
 Mrs. Della Harris has returned from visit to Little Rock,
 See W. H. McQuiston about po- ito slip~and flower cuttings. Miss Lucy LambeIt, of this city, is visiting in Little Rock.
 Mir. Wm. Hall, of Philadelphia, was in our city this week.
 Mr. Jeff Dishongh, Of Tillar, spent last Sunday in our city. The rain of last Monday night was one too many at this time. Prof. Mebane's colored school had celebration last Saturday. Spectacles, from l0cts. up to -~tbe best pebble glasses, at T. w. Eoper's.
 Miss Ada McDermott, was here last week on q visit, from Der mott.
 Mir. H. F. Bailey made a busi- mess trip to Arkansas City last week.
 Mai. y. T. w. Tillar, of Little Rock, paid our town q short visit recently.
 Messrs. Rufus and Mody Collins, of Tyro, were in our city last Sat urday.
 Dr. w, T. Thompson, of Warren, was n visitor to our city last Sat urday.
 Our Young friend, Mir. Jeff. Thompson, is here from McGregor, Texas.
 Visiting cards-latest styles l5 to 20 cts.
 1t. BROWN, HALL X Co. Messrs E. R. Gotham and Ed. Spencer made a visit to Morrell this week.
 Our young friend, Mr. Howard Slemons, who has been quite sick for sometime, we are glad to learn, is improving.
 Nice line of pants, alapaeca coats and vests. Also a large line of jeans, work pants and overalls.
 RACKET STORE. Atr. J. D. Welsh, of the AdUaaee has moved to the Manees house. osposite the Hall Hotel.
 Better meat and better treat ment than ever before. Shell still leads, with prices down. If. Mr. Joe Lee Allen returned from business trip to the North. West, last Sunday.
 Mrs. Dr. F. s. Wright, of Arka- delphia, is here on a visit to the family of pr. J. F. Wright. Capt. R. J. Withers, of Long View, Ashley County. was vis- itor to our city this week.
 A lot of New, straw hats, at low figures.
 McCLoY X TRoTTER,
 Hoover House. Misses Nettie Nnd Mabel Wright have returned from visit to rela- tives at Philadelphia and Pine Bluff.
 Miss Maude Boy has returned from visit to her friend, Miss Nettio McGhee, in Desha Coun- ty.
 Come and sec our glass, crock cry and tinware.
 RACKET STORE. i, Mr. Guy Hoke and wife arrived Monday evening, and will spend sometime with relatives and friends.
 Mr. F. c. Bush, of Benton, Sa. line county, spent last week in our city visiting his relative, MT. F. A. Lane.
 Mir. R. B. Leslie attended the Grand Lodge of Knights and La dies of Honor, at Little Rock, this week.
 l will buy any old hide that you can bring, and surprise you in the price.
 If. J. F. SHELL. Monticello has the bicycle fever very badly. Nearly every man and boy in town either owns q wheel or wants one.
 We have nice assortment ol every thing, in shoes dry goods and notions.
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ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.
 Notice

There will be m Annual School Meeting ot the Electors ot School District of Monticello, in Monti- cello, Drew County. at tie May ors office. in said town, the third Saturday in May. 1893. At this meeting the following matters will be submitted to the consideration and action of the electors of said District; The election of two di- rectors for th cnsni z three years, to fill the vacancy oecasioncd by the expiration of the terms of office of T. H. Matthews ani W. '. Tool, and 10 vote Tor lax os against a school fax for the main tainanee ot the free public schools in said distrlct, for lhc incoming year. It is desired that every efector be present.
 / T. WooD.
 See. School Board,
 May B, 1895.
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Ear Corn for Sale.

A. B. Jaggers X Bro. always keeps supply of ear corn, at their warehouse, at Depot, for sale. St.
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Bueklen's Arnica SaIye.

The Best SaIve iu the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. ChilbIains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptious, and post tively cures Piles. or no pay re- Quired. tis guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money re- funded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by Brown. Hall < Go.
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Unclaimed for 30 days.

Unclaimed for 30 days. Horton, E. Jones, Brown. Kirk, J. E. Mozee, Dan. (3) Moore, C. c. Opentan, Joseph. Woods, J. c. The above unless called for within the next two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office
 A. NJ. BELL, P. NJ
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Warning Order.
IN THE DREW CHANcERY Coukr.
 l. L SMITH, plaintiff. l
K. " FINN,
 Assignee

MoLEIE SMITH. defendant.
 Thr defendant, Molle Smith k warned ta appear in this court within thirty days and aa.Wer the complaint or the plaintiff, |. L. Smth. L. F. HoKE. Apr l5, '95. Clerk.
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II' T, " VVI, See. School Board, ,An-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-08-01
Lling In Australia,

Tho Australians, it seems, arc rs fond Of
gambling rs We are. In ono Of their bank
ruptcY courts the other day Il sporting i'm
diyidunl who had only > shilling3 in the
pound to offer was properly lcctured by his
moro serious creditors for the way he had
thrown away hi, fortune on the race course.
They took it out of him in that way since
there appeared 10 chance of getting any
thing else out Of him. But he said if they
gave him time for Il particular purpose
there was Il chance. If they would but
wait for certain race to be run, for which
he had got tho straight Zip, and his
horse (an outsider) Won, he would pay ev-
crybody in full. The serious creditors were
"a little shocked, we arc told, but not so
much as to be avPrsc to the arrangement.
And the horse won and they got paid,
There ought to be moral to this, but it
would only be 1t racing moral - which is
rarely of much account. | have known u
similar sacrifice Of principle in this coun-
try, though it did not end SO prOspcrously
| once had dear old relative who was al
ways dcnuuEcinE her hrUther-in-law for
specializing ON the turf. 1t was wicked,
she said, and abominablc, and he always
lost money by it. well, not always, my
dear Martha " be answered smiling. Il
have backed dark horse for the Derby
this year Triptolcmus. | have put only
SO on him. and l am sure to win E1O0!"
Glow can you be sure Of it," well, l
am sure of it by the confidential accounts
| receive Of his going. 1t S Il moral "
His sister-in- law did not think that, but
she thought 300 good deal to get in the
safe way he mentioned. "Will you put 80
on for me, Charles:' And he did SO. Only,
unfortunately, Triptolemus did not win
London Illustrated NcWs.
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Tho Sacred Stone of the Oneidas.

It is "a well known fact in history that
the Oneidns, ono Of the confederation Of
tho Five Nations, were the allies of tho
English and rendered valuable assistance
TO the British troops in their numerous
encounters with the French. They were
recognized by the various names of Onei-
adds, Oneides, Oncids, Oncyadcrs. Oncy-
dcrs OncydCs, OncydOs, OnCycd1s, OnnCy-
dcs, OnneydOes, Onyades, Onycdauns and
Oneidas. From time immcmorial it has
always been their custom to regard with
great solCmnity u certain huge boWlder
which went with them from one place TO
another whenever they changed their hab-
itatiOnS. The Oneidas were referred to by
tho other Indians as the people with the
stone, and they called it onia. oinota
meaning man who had sprung from a
stone. 1t was used by those red men aS u
kind Of sacrificial altar, and in front of it
the Sachcms held their council fires, ccle-
bratcd the feasts of the dead and worked
themselves into n frenzy Of excitement
with their war dances.
The stone stood on the summit Of a foot
hill Overlooking the valley of the Oneida
creek. and thure it remained unmuleStpd
after the Oneidas joined the confederation
and long after the last bold warrior had
Rono to his happy hunting ground in the
unknown world beyond this mundane
sphere. Tho stone was readily identified,
for the legends ct the tribe made known
its history, and DR.. NJ. NJ. Bang the libra.
rian of the Oneida Historical society. hpI
II removed many years ago to the Forest
Hill cemetery, where it can yet be seen
As This stone has no particular aiRnin-
canoe in it's present locality an effort is
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The Nobility of tho Donkey.

The donkey, who, rather undc7eryedly,
has come TO be considered one Of the mat
ur Isl Of the animal world, was dedicated
by tho ancicnts TO Bacchus, while the ass
of Silcnus was raised to "a place among tho
stars. Apparently he was n more intel
lectual parsonage in carly days than he Is
supposed to be at present. Ammoninus,
the grammarian, possessed one who inyari
ably attended his masters lectures on poo
try and would even leave the choicest
luncheon of thistles to do so. Wicked as a
red ass ran an old proverb which the
Copts believed in so firmly that every year
they sacrificed an unhappy animal of the
detested color by hurting it headlopg from
a wall.
Burton, in his ANATOMY of Mclan-
choly," mentions as IA valuable armlct "a
ring made of the hoofe of an asses right
foot carried about" A tract written by
a certain "a. b. " in 1895, entitled "The
Nobleues se of the Asse " is exceedingly
laudatory Of that excellent animal: HE
refuseth no burden. He goes whittier he
is sent without any contradiction. He
lifts not his foote against any one. He
bytes not He is no fugitive nor malicious
affected. He doth all things in good sort
and to his liking that hath cause to en-
ploy him." But what chiefly fills the
worthy author with admiration Is the
donkeys voice-his "goodly, sweet and
continual brayings, which form "a melo-
dious and proportionate kind of musicke. "
Gentleman Magazine.
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Ladies' Under
wear Counter,

Closing up odd lots, etc,
This most successful sale IS
doing this department good.
More Of those good quality
ladies vests at 5 cents each.
100 dozen odd makes, fine
goods at 25c, were 55c SOC
and some 50 cts, all now
marked sc.
Childrens short and long
sleeves and pants. We had
too many of them, sizes 10 to
80, were IS cts to so cts, ac-
cording to sizes, now any size
I2sC.