The Monticellonian., 1902-08-08
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If there is single individual in Drew county who did not get plenty of rain last week, he has failed to show up.
 The Monticello Canning Com pany sold its first shipment of can. ned peaches-two car-loads-to Pine Bluff merchants. last week.
 MT. Rolly Wells has .returned d home from Little Rock, where he has been for the last two or three months taking business course.
 The biggest rain that this cour- try has had for many days fell on Wednesday and Thursday of last week. The streams were all over flowed.
 We are expecting, daily, the largest shipment of furniture ever brought to Monticello. Don't buy until you see our stock.
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 am now prepared to give low est prices on doors, sash and paints. Get my prices before you buy.
 tf Geo. Wells.
 Miss Blanche Carmical has re- turned to her home at New Edin- burg, Cleveland county. after a pleasant visit to relatives in this city.
 We will sell our old stock of fur niture at reduced prices to make room for the mammouth stock we have on the road.
 eter Furniture Go.
 Why pay $I,oo for ten days treatment when one bottle of Southern Sarsaparilla contains one months treatment. For sale by Brown, McQ Quiston & Go. If
 George < Butler are authorized  agents for the American Bonding and Trust Company. They write all kinds of bonds. If you need a bond for any purpose write to them.
 As nine-tenths of the negroes, of Drew county, voted in the late Democratic primary election they will vote the Democratic ticket in the general election, if they have any honor.
 Hon. Jas. A. Gray. Democrat, of Little Rock, and Hon. w. N. Carpenter, Republican, of Stutt gart, are booked to speak in Mon- ticello on the I4th inst, at one o'clock, p. m.
 It will be interesting to watch the election returns of Drew coun- ty and note just how many Demo- cratic votes come up from the black belt, where such a big Dem ocratic primary vote was boiled.
 We are requested to state that Mir. R. D. Wells, who is in Tenn, {, will be home this week with car load of fine Tennessee horses. If you want fine driver, saddler or draft horse, wait until he arrives.
 Hon. James A. Gray, who had lot of appointments to fill in South Eastern Arkansas, as a Democratic speaker, has been un- expectedly called out of the State, on business, and Hon. C. T. Cot ham, of this city, has been assign ed to fill his appointments.
 The new dormitory for the Hinemon University, which is now nearing completion. is to be sup piled with electric lights, water hydrants and telephones. Board ing pupils, at the dormitory, will have all the advantages of modern improvements.
 A few years ago there were three political parties in Drew county the Democratic, Republican and People 's-but at the late primary they all merged into one, the Dem ocratic party. Old Drew ought to make an excellent showing on the Democratic state map this Fall.
 Dr. Charles H. kimbro, of Gar nett, Lincoln county, was a visitor to our city the 3Ist ult. While here he went before the Medical Board, Drs. Brown, Tarrant and Pope and procured the necessary