The Monticellonian., 1895-11-29

old Georgian and will enjoy bis visit.
 The finest lot of furniture that ever was brought to this town, is now being unpacked at J. Laude's. Such as bed-lounges, side boards and chamber suits of all kinds.
 The biggest rain that we have had tor over six months fell last Monday morning. It put out all the fires raging in the woods, and no mistake.
 The Headlight Oil gives bright light. non-explosive, does not smoke the chimney and burns the last drop in the lamp. For sale by At BROWN. HALL & Go. Nearly everybody knows that silver is demonetized, dethroned and under the ban of the Secretary of the Treasury's displeasure, but notwithstanding all this we will take it on subscription to this pa per at $l.00 per year.
 Don't forget, if you want good whlskey, leave your orders with Darwin Ahrens. He will send to J. F. Patton's for it. If
 A stay of execution has been granted by the Supreme Court in the Ben. L. Carpenter case, and if he is hung at all new day will have to be fixed.
 The lady who imported a Peruvian dog for the sake of his Peruvian bark to cure ehills had never heard of Cheathsm's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It cures the chills any where somehow and all it costs is 50 and 75 cents per bottle Guaranteed.
 The coming December will have two full moons. One on the End and the other on the 3lst. Where Is the man or woman who can call to mind such an occurrence ever 1 before?
 WE HAVE reduced the West Jump stamped $500 shoe to 2.50, the stamped 2.50 to 2.25, Kelley Goodfellows stamped 250 to 200, also some great bargains in boots.
 2t, SPENCER HARDY < Co.
 MT. T. B. Fisher has sold his res idence in this city to Mir. J. D. Welsh, and will move to Little Rock. Mir. Fisher is an old resident CT of Monticello and will be greatly missed by our people.
 Harry Hankins-the boss hard ware man of South-East Arkansas has completed his job of moving, and is now prepared to serve the public better and cheaper than ev CT. Call - his new stand-Harris brick, North East corner ofsquare,
 Our young friend, MT. Panl H. Carr and Miss Stella V. Mccain, were married at the residence of the Brides father, near Planters vile on the 20th. Young people, accept our best wishes, and may sunshine and happiness be yours 1 forever.
 Itch is most disagreeable and disgusting af1liction and should be at once checked. Hunts Cure will do it-seven year or any other variety, also Tetter, Rngworm, etc. 1 Guaranteed to cure. Price 5O cents per box.
 Our wood-pile is getting un- comfortably low.
 When you are sleepy, sleep; when you are tired, rest, when hungry eat; when chilly take Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic and your days in the land will be many. 50 and 75 eents Guaranteed.
 Prof. A. A. Willits. the justly celebrated and renowned lecturer, will appear at the Opera House, in this city, on next Tuesday eve- ming, the 3rd of December. Prof. Willits is lecturer of national reputation and you cannot afford to miss hearing him. Turn out every body; it will do you good.
 What is more discouraging or facilitating than bad case of chills? Nothing. Why then, nope around all Summer, when a bot tie of Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic will cure you? It never fails. Put up in 50 and 75 cent bottles, and guaranteed.
 If you, who owe us for the pa per, and are going to bring wood as promised, please do so at once, or let us know that you are not go- ing to do it, so we can make the necessary arrangements for our winters wood. We can afford to lose the sum you are due us, but cannot we'll do without fire this winter. We have at least 20 cords of wood promised us on past indebtedness, and to-day we havn't enough fre.wood on hand to boil pot o{ soap.
 Why do you burn the common Coal Oil, and have your room fill ed with an offensive odor, when you can get the Water White Oil