The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10

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 Mrs. bsH Calquetre. af star
 City. was here la,t week. ut4a- ing fac bedside of her busbanq.
 who got his leg broken in the run
 away accident. which w8~ men tioned Ia-t week.
 Hili', California Cardnl contains the ha~t blackberry wine, rnp-io and eircbonia Pleasant to the ta-te and makes great ap- petite. Iteure, indigestion. Sold by Par for Drug Stone
 The Ice-Crc@m Supper, given on last Friday night, the 3rd inst, by the young ladies of Monticello, for the benefit of the Orphans Home. was quite !. success, financially and otherwise.
 The man Wbowus "born tired' should use PRIckIY Asu BIrrERs It makes work q necessity to give vent to the energy and ez- uberaRee of spirits. s.generated by functional activity in the system. Sold by J. Nat- thews
 Miss Clara Dunn entertained in honor of her friend. Miss Ruth Wassell, of Little Rock, on Wednesday evening, the 25 utt. There were quite a number of young people present, and all re port pleasant time.
 Mr. J. \. Terrell who has charge of Gates Lumber Co.,, stock, and who has given Brown X McQuis- ton s Antiseptie thorough trial, pronounces it q very superior lini- ment. if
 Alr. and Mrs. \. N. Jeter and daughter, Miss Gertrude, came up from Hamburg last Saturday. and returned the first of this week 1 Their daughter, Miss Kate, who had been visiting relatives here for the past week, accompanied them home.
 In our announcement column to-t day will be found the announce ntof Mr. John X. Weafherall who asks the people for their suf frage for the office of sheriff. Mr. Weatherall, also, publishes letter in this issue of the paper setting forth his views.
 There's no use in talking" says N. Il. BfoadweI1, druggist, Lii Cygne, Kas. "Chambcrlain's CoIic, Cholera and DiaF- rbua Remedy does the work Alter tsl,iae medicines of my own preparation and tho.' of others tool, dose of Chamberlain and t helped me; second dose cured Inc Candidly aH eonseieatiouslE I eaH recam mend il as the best thing on the market. , { The 25 and 5a cent size, far sale b5 Brown X MeQustoa.
 HYATT-At the residence of , his father. Dr. D. T. Hyatt in this 1 city on the 5th inst,a after a- long illness of many months from heart and lung troubles, Alr. Floyd N. Hyatt, aged about 22 years. The bcrcayed parents and brother and sisters have our sincere sympathy in their great and grievous loss. Mr Hyatt was an exemplary young man, and was highly esteemed by | all who knew him.
 Bright's disease is more dreaded by physi- cians than any of the serious disorders with which they have to deal, because of its in- sidous and malignant character If prompt action were taken when headaches, urinary disorders, digestive troubles first appear much suffering and sorrow would beaverted PmeKLY ASH BIrrERs will quickly stop tho spread of the disease, quiet the inflammation, heal the kidneys and bladder, strengthens and regulates the liver, and drive poisons and impurities out of the system by cleansing the bowels. Sold by J Matthews.
 The Drew County Normal open ed last Monday at the Monticello Graded School Building. with Prof. L. E. Quinn in charge. There were about 100 teachers en- rolled, and the work is progressing nicely. The attending teachers are delighted with the instructor, and the prevailing impression is that the present Normal will be one of unusual interest and great benefit to the teachers of our pub lie schools.
 All. Patter, with F. C. Atkins X Co.,, Indianapolis. Ind. writes: ''I have never