The Monticellonian., 1895-10-25

low prices, with full assortment of everything in shoes, dry goods clothing, notions, &c.
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 We are requested to announce that the marriage of Miss Tommit Tool 10 Mr. J. D. McCIoy W | take place 1t the NJ. E. Church Wednesday,, October 30th, at five p, m. No cards.
 Wealth is supposed to give ease, but wha if tie possesser happens to have ehills? Why be should simply exchange 50 or 76 cent, of his wealth for bottle of Cheatham': Tasteless Chill Tonic and his case would bt restored. It always cures chlls. Guaran teed
 Mai. Warren NJ Anders n, Messrs. A. G. Wiseman and F. o. Robertson made fishing and hunting trip to the Saline river, where it empties into the Ouachi- ia, this week.
 HATS! HATS! HATS!
 We have just received another lot of sample hats and caps. Come and buy good fur hat at the price of wool one.
 RACKET STORE.
 The past month has been extra fine for cotton picking. Not too hot, nor too cold; and the feecy staple has been rapidly gathered. When the bad weather sets in (which 1t is almost sure to do) the farmer can set by his warm fire and enjoy the fruits of the harvest.
 The large saw mill ofthe Morris Lumber Company, one mile west of Wllmar, was destroyed by fire last Tuesday night, between mid night and and day. Fire supposed to have originated from drying kiln.Loss estimated at S2.000. No insurance.
 Now would be a most excellent time 10 discuss the question oi .water-works. With an abundant supply of good, pure water flow ing into our town--but stop. Such thing is too good to talk about.
 We have bought the prettiest line of dolls, toys and X mas goods ever brought to this mar ket, tor about one-haIt the price of last year. Don't forget the child ren. RACKET STORE.
 Mr. c. w. Lambert has sold out his Grocery Store to Mr. Ed. Wells, who will continue to con duct the fancy snd family grocery business at the same old stand Ed. is a hustler and will do a thriving business.
 4 great deal of Ashley county cotton was brought to our little city this week. Monticello is one of the best cotton mark cts in the State. It has fine cotton com press and shlps cotton direct to Liverpool, and can afford to, and does, pay as high price for cot tor as anywhere this side of New Orleans. Our merchants receive their goods by the carload and sell at lowtide prices.
 Best table oil cloth, lac. per yd. Best smoking tobacco, 15c. per lb. Remember we have all kin Is oi dry goods, as well as notions. Give us call before buying.
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 A negro by the name of William Threadgill shot and killed anoth' CT by the name Of William Walk CT, at or near Wilmar, on Tuesday of last week. Walker fingered from Tuesday, when shot, until Friday before he died. The shooting as tone with a 38-cal lbre Colts pistol. A prellminary y trial of Threadgill was had before Esq, 1. A. Bird at Wilmar on last Saturday, and the prisoner was committed to jail to await action of tlo nest Grand Jury.
 Leo Bickart, one of our most clever business mon, says "that God has been on the farmers sldt this year." and we quite asret with him. They have made very good crops, have had the bes' weather, in the world, to gather them, and prices have been com D,,. fn nrs !.