News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-12-17
Business Notices.

BUSINESS NOIiCSSs
Cash will be paid for good poultry
the 18th and 18th at the brick store.
GEO. J. SLAYTON.
Bring in your old lounges, sofas,
easy chairs, etc. l shall have re-
pairer in my shop next week. Don't
buy all your Christmas presents till
you have visited nv store.
G. W. DoTY.
f. E. Healey, Jr., announces a
choice line of jewelry, silverware and
watches; just the assortment from
which to select nice Christmas gift.
He also has great variety of holiday
cards, fancy articles, notions, toys.
etc., recently purchased for Christmas
trade.
L. B. Boynton & Co. wish to call
the attention of the public to the fact
that they have large lot of crockery
and wall paper that must be closed out
at very low prices in the next few
weeks; also the fact that they will
sell clothing, hats and caps at lower
prices than ever sold for in Vermont.
All those in want of holiday goods
would DO well to call on George E.
Melvin at the Jeffersonvile drug store,
as he has a nice assortment and will
sell them cheap. Don't forget the
place nor fail to 60 in and see his
goods and get prices before buying,
for quick sales and small profits is his
motto.
Mrs. Roberts calls attention to an
assortment of Kensington work, lus-
ira painting and embroidery, of which
she has nice variety now ready tor
the holiday trade; also millinery
goods of all kinds, marked down to
the very lowest rates. 1t is hoped
that the ladies will avail themselves
of the opportunity now offered to buy
good and desirable articles at prices
lower than ever before.
DIR. Woodward invites an in inspec-
ton of his holiday goods. He has a
large stock, as usual, and comprises
everything. He has toy, games, hooks, |
etc. to please the children, albums
of all varieties aud designs, pocket
books, and diaries in endless varle-
ty. Then he has pdpetertes put up IN
very neat form, cups and saucers, anu
almost ANYTHING that may be wanted.
The doctor and his clerk are pleased
to show their goods, and the prices
are marked down, cheaper than ever
before. Call and look at his goods.
Mrs. Boutelle wishes to inform the
ladies everywhere that she still has a
good assortment of hats that she will
sell at greatly reduced prices to close
them out. She also has the best as
sortment of ladies' and children
hoods and corsets in town. L wish to
saw to the ladies of Hardwick that
shall be there Dec. 22d, for the last
time this season, and shall have fine
assortment of trimmed and untrlmmed
hats at exceedingly low prices, and
those that have not called on me had
better do so on that day, as L shall
make it an object for them to do so.
EXECUTORS SALE.-There will bt
sold at auction, on the premises late
ly occupied by Salmon Niles, de
ceased, the balance Of the persona
property belonging to said estate no
sold the 18th inst, for want OF time
on Saturday, December 10, at l
M, consisting of one horse. one COW
1000 wooden sap tubs, 200 tin sa
buckets, one Richford evaporation, sa
holders, drawing tub, one horse-she
in Morrisville, one pew in Congrega
tional church, one pew in church
Morristown Corners, pitchforks, pump
log augers, planes, chisels, buffal
robe, one two-horse wagon, one oil
single wagon, and many other article
too numerous to mention.
A. A. NILES, Executor.
To show the people of Lamoil
county the standing and character
the firm which has opened bran'
store here in the Burke building, '
reprint the following taken from t
Burlington Free Press of last Satr
day:
Living within the limits of a moderi
income amounts to fine art, in the
DAYS. and vet nine-tenths of every co
munity are more or less expert IN Z
delicate exercise of the economical FAC
tv. The secret. after all. Is simple
buy in the cheapest market. In OIL
words. look out for bargains. They
to he found in whatever line of comm
tiles YOU may be seeking. a barg
does not imply inferior quality of go'
ON the one hand, nor taking an unfair
vantage of the dealer on the other. L
simpIV an indication of certain COZ
tiou of trade-a market abundantly,
haps superabundantly, supplied wit
certain class of goods. close c0mpetit
on the part of dealers to create mar
for these goods, and readiness on
mart of the purchaser to pay cash
what he gets. No dealer can aifOr'
offer bargains on the long credit syst
Thus il will be seen that bargain
GOOD thing for both parlies-a part
Iarlv good thing for the purchaser.
nIviug this doctrine to the clothing b
ness. Mr.. A n. Percy, of the firm oil
n. Percy 81 Co., corner of College
Church streets, has DuIlG retnarhf
LARGE and successful trade. His g
are always first class. while his pr
Command a vide and growing patron
Mr. Percy is the leader of low price
geutIemen's clothing in this city.
sdvartisements are consulted anu
store visited first of all by those VINO
IN search of bargains in the clothing
A glance at his announcement I'D ON
vertisiug columns this morning Will $
that he has inaugurated for the hol
trade one of the most extensive n
down sales ever known in the clot
business i'm this city. Every articl
his stock. from a dress suit to pa
hose, has been marked down to close
and we advise our readers to take at
fage of the cut in prices before the
T. rednced. as it will be very rap
Mr.. Percy sells everything IN gf