The Monticellonian., 1895-11-22

thdh hag case CT Cnltlss Nothing. ny then, nope around all summer, when bot tie of Cheatham's Tastelcss Chill Tonic will cure you? It never fails Put up in 50 and 75 cent bottles, and guaranteed.
 The Baptist Convention ad, journed last Monday mght, and the delegates departed on Tuesday mornings train. They carry with them the very best wishes of our people.
 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 at 25c per gallon, non-expiesive? 1t BROWN, HALL& Co.
 We have recently supplied our office with all the late novelties in the way of type, borders, book faces, rule, cuts, metal furniture, &c., and can give you better work than ever. Give us d call when you want printing done, of any kind.
 WE HAVE reduced the West Jump stamped s3.00 shoe to 2.50, the stamped 2.50 to 2.25, Kelley Goodtellows stamped 2.50 to 200, also some great bargains in boots.
 2t, SPENCER HARDY &.Co.
 Rev. Henry Donham, of Saline county, was in our city last week as delegate to the State Baptist Convention. Mr. Donham used to live in old Drew, and found many friends here of the old days of Is or IS years ago, who were glad to meet him again.
 Wanted to sell, 240 acres of wild land, lying between Wilmar and Barkada post-office, for S2.00 per acre, for halt cash and balance to suit purchaser.
 Address Mas, c. W. DICKINSON, West l5 St. Little Rock Ark.
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 The gloom of our office was il. lumined on last Monday evening by the presence of three lovely ladies, viz: Mrs. Scharer, of Little Rock, Mrs. J ean Riland, ot Pine Bluff and Miss Hannah Under wood, of this city. Their visit was truly appreciated by the edi- tor.
 The annual Baptist State Con vention meets in Monticello to- day. One of the questions to be considered IS the establishment of an orphanage at Monticello SPriagdaie Ne,rS.
 Not that, Bro, the orphanage has already been established and the building is going right up. The Convention, however, did good part by the orphanage.
 A good many people. are prejudieed against patent medicines because some they have used proved worthless This is wrong each remedy like each individual, should be judged upon their own merits, not the de merits of others. Cbcathham's Tasteless Chill Tonic is n remedy of sterling worth. Be fair and give it trial. Price 50 and 75 cents. "No cure, no pay. "
 We thought we would write som ething funny for this weeks paper-somethlng that would set the whole world to roaring with laughter, and with one grand stroke of pencil (we do not use pen) make ourself famous; but how could we, could you, or any body? Just as we grabbed our pencil for the work, in stalked the bill.col- lector That was enough. Our heart failed us. If some body will kill him, we will take pleasure in writing his obituary.
 Quinine is unquestionably a good medicine but it has been much abused by the people living in the maarious districts ofthc South, who fly to it for relief, and continue it's use until their nervous system is perverted and their hearing impaired. Cheatham's Taste less Chill Tonic is more effective, cheaper and entirely harmless. Try it. Price 50 and 75 cents per bottle. :'No cure, no pay"
 Mir. Jas. Oliver, a prominent citi- zon, of this county, who lived near Collins, died the first part of last week. He was thrown from a mule about one week before, and it is thought that the fall brought on the fever which was the result of his death. Mir. Oliver was about 48 years old and has been living in Drew county most of his life.