The Monticellonian., 1895-07-19

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 MT. A. J. Wilson, Jr., in this issue 1t is little lengthy, but it vii
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 The owners Of Wolf Prairie have commenced making hay. | you or any one else wants hay i eit hor h, loSd{ {">es; G;. .,>-.,~
 stack or before it's stacked call or the hay makers at any time. 2t
 The recent decision of the sur preme court does not effect the special legislation of Monticello, and Mir. ]. Laude will sell you lpure grape wine in quantities of not less than one quart. Call and see him. It
 Among the Monticello people who attended the Sunday School Convention, at Portland, were; Miss Omie Stewart, Revs. John M cLaughlan and J. R. Moore and Messrs. Garwin Cavaness and Arthur Gotham.
 Sufferers from chiIls and fever, who have used quinine as a reme- dy, wlll appreciate Ayers Ague Cure. This preparation, if taken according to directions, is warrant ed sure cure. Residents in ma larial districts should not be with out if.
 BIoodpurifers, though gradual, are radical in their effect. Ayers Sarsaparilla is intended as a medi- cine only and not I stimulant, ex- citant, or beverage. Immediate results may not always follow its use; but after reasonable time, permanent benefit is certain to be realized.
 When t comes to eating peaches as big as your fist and so juicy they will melt in your mouth, it makes one feel that il s good to live in South Eastern Arkansas. That is just the kind of fruit We enjoyed last Sunday. To Judge $. J. Matthews-the boss fruit grower of the state-we arc in, debted for the pleasure.
 Mr, J D. Farrell, one of the clever gentlemen, who have lately settled on Wolf Prairie, near this city, has just returned from q trip to his old home in Kansas. Mr. Farrell paid Us a visit on last Monday, and we found him quite q eongenial and intelligent gentle man. We trust that he and his friends will find our Southern country to their liking.
 A negro man by the name of Wyly Bunn killed white man in Calhoun county last week by the name of Martin. It was cold bIoodod assassination, and d posse of Calhoun county people follow cd the negro to this county, where he was shot and killed, by Mr. stephen Bulloch, near Baxter, white resisting arrest. The negro shot Mr. Martin from ambush.
 We were shown, on last Monday by our felIow.townsman. Mr. W. T. Tool, sweet potato of the Ten nessee yellow yam variety, of good baking size, which for rapid growth takes the cake. Mr. Tool bedded his potatoes on the 2nd day of April and on the 2lst of same month set them out, and on the l2th day of July had pota- toes to eat. Two months and ten days is hard to beat for q potato crop to make in.
 Prof. J. NJ. Hughey, a recent graduate of Hendrix College, has been elected assistant of Hinemon University School. Prof. Hughey comes highly recommended as a thorough scholar and teacher of ability. The principal is fortu- nate in securing the services of so emnent man. The teaching force will not be lacking in any department, and the prospects for the opening are better than e5el before.
 Col. J, P, Collier reports having grown 396 bushels o5 potatoes of piece of ground that measured by the surveyors chain just l anc