The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-08-27

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city. last Saturday. Mr. John
White sold the cattle to the
shipper.
All kinds OF tire.work aud
plumbing done, on short notice.
and prices and satisfaction guaran.
teed, at
Binns Tin Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. w f Lassitsr have
the synipathies OF our people in Il e
death of their little months old
girl baby, which occurred on the
2Ist inst.
We have a full and complete Inc
of the best window shades made
in all sizes ane colors Don't fai to
see our line before buying.
LIB. Wilson Furniture Go
The dog law proclamation had
the effect of getting rid Of some OF
the dogs about town. Some people
failed to muzzle their dogs. and the
Marshal decided the case by pump
ing the dogs full of hot lead.
Mr.. EVE Boyd is IN ST. Louis
i purchasing goods for the firm OF II.
NJ. Wilson < Co. Mr.. Boyd is an
experienced dry goods man. and
will select an up.to date line for his
firm.
Mrs W., Misses Christine and
Cathrine and Master Fulton
Murphy, after a pleasant visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wilson and
other relatives in this city. have re .
turned to their home at Pire Bluff.
Mr.. NJ. C. Cross, after a visit to
his daughter, Mrs. Harry Hawkins,
IT., in this city, left for his home at
Pine Bluff, last Tuesday. He
WAS accompanied home by Mrs.
Hawkins who will visit in that city
tor some time.
Misses Fannie and Bessie Ramie.
after a weeks visit to their Uncle,
Mai w. NJ. Anderson, in this city,
left last Friday for their home at
Warrenton, Va. Mai. Anderson
accompanied them as far as Der
mott.
Misses Francis and Mildred
Rohyans, who have been visiting
their cousins, Mrs. oe Laude, and
Miss Lou Shallop. in this city, for
the past month, left last Saturday
for their home at Fl. Wayne, In
diana.
Mrs. Geo. a. Knox. Mrs. Maude
Busse yand Miss Blanche Hammock
have returned from a visit to St.
Louis. Mrs. Bussey and Miss
Hammock purchased their Fall
and Winter stock of Millinery
while in that city.
Mr.. Pagan McClerKin left the
first of this week for st. Louis, to
purchase goods for the firm of Nc
Cloy & Trotter. Mr.. McClerkin has
had quite lot of experience as a
buyer. and will doubtless select an
up-to date stock of goods.
Bring your green-salt hides to me
and | will pay you &c to Ioc pei
pound for them. If you cannot see
me. take them to J. NJ. Binns. and
he will pay you the same price.
II. Carson.
Mr.. ]. L. Wall, an old citizer
of Drew County, who was near Sc
years old, and who lived six or
seven miles southwest of this city.
died on last Friday. Mr.. Wall was a
good man and had many friend:
in Drew County.
In our issue of August 18th we
made mention in our local columns
of two tomatoes brought in by Mr..
!. +. koonce, which stated thai
the tomatoes weighed It pounds
when it should have been n
pounds. These tomatoes were on
one stem.
LAMBERT HOUSE, TO THE
PUBLIC-Begining Sept. Ist.. oS,
| will furnished meals and 70 m
to the trancient public. Thank
ing my customers for the liberal
patronage in the past, | am,
Your truly,
Mrs. Willie Lambert.
Mr.. T. Nicely, manager of the
Orphans Home, brought US an egg
,,lanf Last ,yeek whic |, ,vietrhed
pounds. Mr.. Nicely is one of th'
best truck-growers in this section