The Monticellonian., 1898-03-25

X Gotham ate s,lIl4- sas= Hall < Co. stock ot Dry Goods out at actual cost It.
 Messrs. T. II. Matthews and l. D. Rankin returned from their turl<ey-hunt last Friday even ing, bringing fine gobbler back with them. We didn't learn from whom they bought if.
 ONE CENT 8 dose is all we ask fr Dr. Simmons Cough Syrup, and we are pledged to refund the cost price per bottle if it fails to do all that is claimed for it. You get immediate relief For sale by D. T. Hyatt
 The Methodist Choir is certain ly fortunate. The members of this organization were royalty en- tertained by MT. and Mrs. R. L Hardy on the evening of the I7th inst.
 Don't pass by the Burks build- ing, on the northwest corner of the square. The very best quality of goods, of all kinds, are going at actual cost at this house. Ii
 \ chronic kicker is bad enough, but con tnual seratcher is worse Better initiate a mule than hen. Hunts Cure will do up the worst case of Itch, Tetter and Ring worms, Itching Ples,. Eczema known. Price 50e. For sale by D. T. Hyatt.
 Judge $. ]. Matthews, of this place, speaks of turning his farm into a Hereford Cattle Ranche. He thinks the raising of fine beef cattle is the money making busi- ness of the future.
 Profs C. T. Gotham and J. H. McGulloch and Messfs. W. H. Finn and Wm. Brooks went over to Greenville, Miss, last Friday to hear the Hon. William j. Bryan speak. They were all delighted with Mr. Bryan and his speech.
 On the morning of Feb. 20. 1895, I was  sick with hrheumatism, and lay in bed until May 21st, when I got bottle of Chamber lain's Pain Balm. The first application of it relieved me almost entirely from the pain and the second afforded complete relief. In short time I WAS able to be up and about again--A. T. MoKEAUN. Luverne, Miuu. Sold by Brown x MeQuiston
 Miss Genevieve Savage Eai birthday party last Friday, and invited q number of her young friends. Quite pleasant time was had, and most royal feast was spread which was hearti- ly enjoyed by the young people present.
 Deputy sheriffs, Jack Cowan and F. \. Holland, shot man by the name of David Rogers, in the lower part of this county last week They were after Rogers with a warrant from Bradley eoun- ty, and he tried to escape, when they fired on him, striking him in one of his legs. He was then taken by the officers and turned over to the Bradley county officials.
 The residence of Mrs. N. F. Slemmons, on north street, was de- stroyed by fire, caused from de- fectlye hue, at o'clock on Tnes day night The house was occu- pied by Mrs. Slemmons and her daughter Mrs. Sallie Swift. The house was insured in the Arkansas Fire Insurance Co.,, and the furni- ture in the North American.
 It would be d good idea for the leading business men of Monticello to get together and go 10 work for the generalupbuilding of the town, instead of pulling against each oth- CT. Towns on every side of us are growing, and if our town doesn't look sharp it may get to be back number.
 The Monticello Pool and Billiard Hall, north side of square, is now fitted up with all the modern con veniencess, and if you want to while away few hours pleasantly in scientific game, you are re- spectfulIy invited to call. The managers guarantee good order, and will see that no incident occurs to mar your pleasure. If.
 The following city tickets have been certified to the Election Commissioners of Drew county;
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