The Monticellonian., 1894-10-19
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'"J h"FO dfOS6 or 'l have arlsen;" but neither sentence con. cerns Ed. and Geo. Spencer. for they are already up. They are right square at the head of the procession in selling boots, shoes and hats. And while they are high up in the line of enterprising merchants, their prices are away down at rock bottom. They deal only in footwear and head wear goods, and purchase these articles direct from manufacturers in large quantities which enables them to sell cheaper than the cheapest. Ii you need d pair of boots or shoes or stylish and durable hat it will pay you well to visit their store before making the purchase. Ton will find Mir. Geo. Spencer, one of the geatlemanly proprietors, and his accommodating and cour- teous assistants, Messrs. Ed. Wells and Edgar Cason, ever ready to show you goods. At this house you can always find just what you want, and without the least trou- ble. Remember the place-Boot and Shoe Store-South of Court House.
 EDITOR Nj oNTIGELLoNIAN. Please allow mo, through the columns of yoar paper, to return my most sincere and heartfelt thanks to the friends and neighb bors who showed such kind attention to my dear boy, during his late illness and death; .nd especially to Dr. W, A. Brown and MT. W. A. Camp for unremitting attention, at all times, during bis sickness. To the good people of Monticello, agaln and again 1 thank you from the bottom ofmy heart.
 Yours, sincerely,
 
 JOSEPH F. BUssEY.
 If anybody, hereabouts, had any doubts about fine hogs being rais- ed in this county, such doubts were certainly rem owed after look ing at the hogs which Messrs. E. s. Tiffin, E. B. Windes, J. II. Blythe, W. s. McCloy and T. II. Caldwell had on exhibition at the Fair last week. Nearly every va riety was represent ed in the pens.
 The following are the fair direc- tors, elected by the stock holders, for the ensuing year: Dr. R. s. Parish, Hon. N Y. Wadsworth, Dr. w. A. Brown, NJ essrs. A. NJ. Bell, J. A. Cason. 0. P. Bond, F. Nj, Bordeaux, J. W. White, w. s. H. M. Haukins, J. J. Whitaker, w. c. Rice, W. T. Tool ant J. NJ. Waddell.
 Shed Hudspeth, a prominent colored farmer, who lives about 4 miles west of this city, had his dwelling house, accidentally, des- troyed by fire last Tuesday eve- ming. He also, lost about two bales and half of cotton, which was in shed room to the main building.
 The displays made by Misses Blanche Hall and Hampie Blanc, in pictures, at the Fair, were in- deed, beautiful. These young la dies deserve the thanks of the As sociation for the interest manifest ed in making the Floral Hall so attractive.
 Human life is held too cheaply when the individual who needs q tonic for his system, seeks to cov- CT his wants by purchasing every new mixture that IS recommended to him. Remember that Ayers Sarsaparilla has a well-earned re- putation of fifty years standing.
 Let everybody turn out on the 24th inst, and hear Senator j. K. Jones and Judge J. S. Little on the political issues of the day. Senator Jones is perfectly familiar with all the details of the new tar if law and will explain them to the people.
 Between disease and the many cheap preparations which are palmed off under the name of blood purifiers. take Yonr chances wifi h