News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-10-09

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- LIB. Roynton is expecisa w.
: car loads of apples this fall, and -
be able to supply the demand at much
lower prices than last year.
Miss Alma Bugbee, has gone to
South Bend, Ind, where she is to
stop with an uncle for time.
B. A. Calkins, who has been spend
ing some weeks in Boston and vicinity,
is at home again. Better find some
Job at home and stay with US, "Bi.
Geo. NJ. Powers has received the
appointment of I'd assistant Clerk in
the House of Representatives A
very desirable position, and one that
George will no doubt fiji with credit.
The stage route through Elmore
and Worcester to Montpelier, is to be
divided into two routes. Route No.
2195 from here to Worcester, and
route No. 2193 from Worcester to
Montpelier.
Rev. Frank f. Healey will preach
at tie Uniyersalist church. Oct. 18th,
1884, at the usual Iour in the a. m.
AS there is q fair prospect of settling
Mr.. Healey here, the committee desire
a feu attendance at this meeting.
j, NJ. Chaplain seems to be getting
on to his feet, and we are glad of it.
He is now building comfortable
house on the heights. $40" says 1t
is to be known as s'White Rock
Farm" and that "Slade" will not be
allowed on the premises without a
pass.
Attention is called to the advertise
1nent of Mrs. p. P. Roberts, which
appears in another column. Mrs.
ROBBERS is now in Boston and will also
visit New York for the purpose OF
selecting choice and fashionable dis
play of millinery goods. She is well
known as lady OF taste, and the Ia
dies in this vicinity will eagerly await
the opening of her doors.
/ am selling granulated sugar for
eekts per pound, or 19pounds for 81
coffee sugar, 10 pounds for 81. A
bright plug tobacco at 80 cents pc
pound. Stemless raisins for 10 cent!
ner pound. 4 good Jap ties for AZ
cents per pound, and other groceries
in the same proportion. The highest
market price will be paid for eggs ant
other produce. Z. I'll. oLocUA'
Mrs. J. A. Robinson wishes TO IN
form the ladies of Morr:sville and vi
entity that she is prepared to do tirs
class dress making, having Learned
The trade in Boston five years ago ant
has followed it, with cloak fitting in
ladies' furnishing store in New Hamp
shire. Later in the season she WI
show the ladies a line of New Tor
,eIoaks. guaranteeing perfect tits an
lowest prices. She is also prepare
TO do. stamping for Kensington an
embroidery. Rooms at her home
Following is the report of the con
mittee on butter and cheese, whic
was not returned in season for pIbl
cation last week:
Best butter. l.. ii. Doty, Elmor
sSpecimens of butter were exhlbltt
by N Bigelow, of Stowe, l.; Fu
nam of Cambridge and b. X. Hove
of HYDE Park. They were award'
no premium as they did not con
within the rules of the associate
which requires four specimens, o
each made in the months OF Jun
July, August and September.
Best cheese, Mrs. c. A. Hoibroo
of HYDE Park; I'd best, l.. l.. q
r. Wood, MorristOwn.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION Nov. 4.
II you want statesman, II y
want protection to the owners OF
soil and a friend to the laborer,
If YOU want Democrat of the Jetf
son and Jackson school, NOT OF
later day Democratic school; II J
want q model mani do not say
feet man,-but upon whom all &C
sation and ISLANDERS have fallen hal
less at his feet; finally, if you war
man. that if elected, will carry
the principles Of the lamented y
field, and will give strength and Il
ness to the business interests oil
United States of America, vote
s.Kames G.. Blaine, of Maine. AIS
would say to the people you now
9rd ut the Brick Store in Morrls'
whole line of the Pearl Joor
manufactory's cloths and yarns O
colors. Mems women's and childl
hosiery of all colors and sizes, by
nair or dozen. Oyercoats and q
inc suitable for young or old;
teas and groceries, dry goods al
Iorga lot Of all wool and Johnson
neis for winter use. Gents fur
inc goods. Home sailed pork
cents per pound always on han
nice cheese at wholesale or II
made By c. C. Stevens, of DO
Vt. Best roller process flour,
glass, paints and oils; also +
Pierce & Co.'S prepared house p
which cannot be excelled for dul
ity and beauty of color. Cash
for butter and all produce. Shl
and lumber taken in exchang
goods, and boots and shoes, and
dreds of kinds not mentioned
will be sold at small advance
cost. Many thanks to my eustf
for past favors, and | hope TO IN
continuance of the same.
GEORGE j. SLAYT