News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-12-18
NEWS & CITIZEN
Business Notices.

Three pounds of Tea for s1.OO al
Child's, HYDE Park.
Defy has a store full of suitable
articles for Christmas gifts.
Twenty working and driving horses
for sale cheap for cash by VIM. P.
Bailey, Stowe, Vt.
o. W. Reynolds and II. n. GRAY,
of Cambridge, come out with fresh
advertisements this week.
Please call aud settle all old accounts
before December 25th, as after that
date they will be left for collection.
Mrs. NJ. E. DAVIS.
Among the many Christmas curios-
tiles of the season the show windows
of the post-office building in Stowe
have q larger and more elegant dis
pay than can elsewhere be seen. 1t
Is well worth the while to look at
them.
Cash paid for spruce, hemlock and
pass, also a few No. l hardwood and
bass, IA feet long. The market is not
such as to warrant long prices. Par
Ties who choose can have their logs
sawed and dressed and pay for the
work when the lumber is sold. Also
lOO colds of sled length wood wanted.
mere Is still a chance TO make money
III handling the clothes dryers. Agents
are doing well. Everybody wants
them. A F WuIr~Pv
Don't forget that Mrs. Reed, of
Morrisville, is selling out at and below
@eost>and has on hand full assortment
OF millinery, corsets, hosiery, under
wear, silk and linen handkerchiefs.
kid gloves, knit goods, Germantown,
midnight and Saxony yarns, ham,
burgs, laces, and all kinds of Kensing-
ton material. Will do dry or oil stamp
ing on goods sold if desired at very
low price. Also an assortment of
holiday goods that will be sold as low
as the lowest.
Woodland & Clark call attention
this week to their large and varied as
sortment of holiday goods. Among
the specialties are fine line of ladies'
and gents cups and saucers and a
large assortment of Christmas and
New Year cards. They also have
picture frames in velvet and plush,
mirrors, and toilet articles in profu-
sion; fine assortment of books, and
serap-books in beautiful designs pho
tograph and autograph albums, games
and puzzles. Taken all together they
really have nice line, and invite you
to call and examine goods and prices.
They say they shall not be undersold.
Merchant Wilcox, of Stowe, again
comes TO the front with large and
desirable line of Christmas goods, con-
sisting of an elegant line of auto
graph and photograph albums, sta
tionery in fancy boxes, ladies' and
gents decorated cups and saucers,
vases in new designs. Also a large
line of ladies' and gents slippers, silk
and cheap handkerchiefs, hoods, nu-
bias, ladies' and gents neck wear, and
an endless variety of staple and fancy
goods that space will not admit him
to mention. Owing to the over-stock
in this line he has decided to mark all
goods fully ten per cent. less than
usually sold. Be sure and give him
call before buying elsewhere and save
money by so doing. Clothing spec
ialty. 5. WILCOX.
Holiday goods. The cheapest place
to buy Christmas and New Year gifts
is at Robinson's new photograph
rooms, Portland street. He has
very large stock of photograph al
buns, autograph albums and scrap
hnSks at very low prices Four job
lots or TTinged Christmas and New
Year cards, cheaper than plain cards
have before been sold. A tasty line
of birthday cards; a nice assortment
of velvet and plush photo frames;
new line of pictures for framing, etc.
He is also headquarters for picture
frames of all sizes. Come in and see
for yourselves and be convinced as to
prices. Parties desiring photographs
for Christmas will do well to call ear
ly, as the stormy weather is liable to
delay the printing. F. 2. ROBINSON.