The Monticellonian., 1907-06-06

ball last Saturday evening. at the latter place. which resulted in q victory for Wilmar.
 For anything you may need in l the furniture line. and everything in the way of carpets. art squares, rugs. mating. etc.. go to the B. Wilson Furniture Go.
 Mir. Geo. Jones and Miss Bessie Hardin, both of Dermott, were married in this city. by Rev. E. r. Kennedy. on last Sunday after. noon.
 Misses Cora and Laura Wilson, Lillie Higgason and Ava Tarrant and MT. Leron Mathews have re- turned from Henderson College at Philadelphia.
 If the warm days help you de- eide to buy d light summer dress or suit, get lost and drop into our place. We can fit you.
 II. NJ. Wilson & Go.
 MT. Try Franklin, of Hermitage, visited his mother, Mrs. kittie Gulledge, in this city. this week. He was accompanied back by his little brother and sister, Orin and Ruth Gulledge.
 The cry of Monticello has been for years, give us north and south railroad". And now, since there is prospect of getting one, all parties should pull together. It would be the biggest and bes, thing we ever had.
 If you have kicking on the brain, and are bound to kick something, go out behind your barn and kick yourself. Don't kick against the new railroad prospects. \ north and south railroad is what we need and must have.
 FOR SALE Neat and newly finished cottage with four rooms, ball, both front and back gallery, situated on corner lot convenient to business section of town. Also lot and small barn. For price and further particulars, apply to
 K. w. Wilson.
 The Daughters of the Confeder- acy observed the anniversary of the birth of Jefferson Davis. Presi- dent of the Confederate States, at the Opera House, in this city, on last Monday afternoon. Some in teresting papers were read and good music was interspersed. The Crosses of Honor, which were ex- peeted to be distributed to the old soldiers. failed to arrive, and this part of the exercises was deferred ,,.;t . e,,,r do.o Willial
 ,5evier; princip
 t,t assistant, Miss Johni al Gardner; second assistant, Miss Bt n lah Taylor; third assistant, Maria to Henry fourth assistant. Beulah Sl o make, fifth assistant, Matte Roysto 70 music director, Emil Trebing; vocal ,+ structor A. H. Trebing; assistant VOL <, director, Grace Heryey; teacher =. tuning. foreman of industrial depa = ment, w L. High; teacher female = dustrial department, Amanda Mool
 kindergarten teacher, Willie Luc;
 housekeeper, Mrs. Gillie Mack; train
 nurse Minnie koonce, assistant nur , Eek Davis; in charge of small Do ,ie tN Mrs. Fannie Robertson, in charge i small girls, Leona Owens; visitors
 ItHuJut, -NOId tiiSs llltti V Callanen: head laundryman, A. 'n' Fewell. seamstress. Lizzie Cromwt
 night watchman, Tom Lane; liter;
 teacher, Cribe Rink, vice Dot Thor
 son, resigned.
 0 The following were elected for 1.. @ negro department of the blind scho me Head teacher, T. R. Ish; matron, J ol nie C. Ish individual teacher, Frf ne Washington.
 is L. P Lark was elected steward ;,a the State Hospital for Nervous ao seases.
 Cor The following were elected for ads negro department of the Deaf M de Institute; Principal, Alice M. La old assistant, A M. Martin; matron, ,1lv A. M. Martin.
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 ,nt- Modern Roof Garden. The Little Rock is to have a mod rial roof garden, plans to that effect 'ies ing been made by the Southern IT
 Company. The garden will be Ia
 ene occupying nearly the entire
 eoace an the new ten-stOry office bl