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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-12-02

friends Of Redfield made vigorou:
protest, keeping up the fight for two
years. At the late election the PEG
pie decided upon Redfield, and the
county seat is now transferred to thai
place. A prominent actor in this In
teresting drama was Rev. 0. 5. Bas'
ford and we take from a paper which
opposed the transfer the following
complimentary notice, which will be
of interest to Basford's friends in
Lamoille County
& Saturday last was a great day for
Redfeld's chief, 0. S. Basford. The
long-sought end was reached. Redfield
had won, and Basford was determined
to run no risk, but had the sheriff and
auditor removed to Redfeld at once.
However one may differ with Mr.. Bas-
ford, they must admire the mans deter
mined pluck and shrewd management.
Keen, alert, cautious, and sometimes
not very particular as to the means used
he has worked untiringly for Redfield' s
interest. We hope Basford will now
see that the people of Sphinx County will
have no serious cause to regret the re-
mOval of the county seat to Redfield
The matter is to a great extent in his
hands"
LOCAL BRIEFs.-Jay Ward, who is
attending school at St. Johnsbury,
was at home during Thanksgiving va
cation.-R. w. Hulburd left for AL
bany. NY, Monday.-Dora Beecher
and her sister Bernice have rented
apartments in Sam'l Wiswell's house !;
the latter will attend the Academy the
present term. F. 2. Keller and wife
and W. E. Clement and wife were in
town over Sunday.-The winter term
at the Academy commenced to-day
with an increased observation-disclosures
Sherwin, who has been acting as sta
ton agent for Milo Burneli of Wolcott
during the latter's absence at Mont.
pelier, is again at home.-Court next
Tuesday--Dame Rumor has it that
one or two more weddings are to come
off in this vicinity in the near future.
Let the good work 90 on.-Lucy Saw
yer has been confined to the house the
past few weeks with canker-rash.-
VIM. Bailey of North Hyde Park has
moved into apartments in the Meach-
am teDement.-George Wilson gets
about .$78 out of his house sale; the
rest going towards paying the town
for aid received.-The family of L.
w. Pape removed to Belvidere last
week.-Frank Nichols has removed
his family to Montgomery Centre
Enough funds have been raised to
guarantee the continuation of the sing
ing-school, with A. H. Cheney as
teacher.-Every farmer should read
the advertisement of the Nea0 England.
Farmer in another column" How
many women marry a good, sensible
MANI" asks Kate Field. Only one,
if the man can help it.--Poland's
pauper bill has become q law, and
Fred will do some lively hustling
around row, you can Tinney
Gauthier has gone to Hardwick to
work for Peter st. John.
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ELMoRE.
School reports will appear next week

School reports will appear next week.
Bert Merriam went to Rutland last
week.
Scott Whitcher and wife have gone to
Clarcmont, n. H., where he has charge
of large farm.
Wheelock is having a severe time with
erysiyelas in the face; caused by being
badly hurt and taking cold.
Chas. Cook was badly hurt last week
by stair giving way, but is reported i'm
proving.
The school exhibition conducted BY
Miss Emma Churchill for the benefit of
the temperance league was voted sue
cess by all, there being about 100 present,
the receipts amounting to $3.50. The
parts were well rendered and in a way
creditable to the teacher and scholars.
Miss Churchill expended much time and
labor and her, success was merited. We
think her help will be fully appreciated
by the temperance organization.
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NoTICE.-Any one wishing 10 keep
q farrow cow during the winter, for its
use, may learn of an opportunity by
enquiring Of L. III. Lewis, Hyde Park.
Call and examine the new millinery,
small wares and holiday goods at
Mrs. Reeds, Main street, Morrisville.
Plain and brocade velvets and jets for
dress trimming, kid gloves from SOC
to S1.25. Ladies' underwear-best
quality for least money. Hamburgs,
hosiery and knit goods, and materials
for fancy work too numerous to men,
ton.
The undersigned has employed Joe
Fay to do horse-shoeing and general
blacksmithing. His ability is known
throughout the country and needs no
praise. Repairing we'll and promptly
done. A line of sleighs, sled shoe steel,
round, fat,and band iron, cable chains,
bolts, screws, etc., which will be sold
at prices to suit the times. Call and be
satisied.-E. E. HOLMES, johnson.
The subscriber has for sale a num-
Der of Sleighs of first-class quality and
latest styles. Also a good assortment
of Single Driving Harnesses and
Robes. All of these articles were
bought at cash prices, and will be sold
on reasonable terms. Time given if
desired. Cali and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
E. A. SMALLEY, Hyde Park Street.
We sell 5 pounds soda for 25c; 3
pounds good tea for 81 ; barrel good
flour for $3.50; best lard Zoe; buckle
Arctics 81 .25; full heel lumbermens'
overs, 1925; wool boots S1.25; all
wool, heavy horse blankets $3.50 ;
Jap. robes from Sc to s14; Jap. and
buffalo coats from S18 to $40. If you
wish to see a good line of holiday
goods, call. Fifty dozen handker-
chief from sc to S1.25 each. Our
great mark down on ladies' and chill
dren's cloaks began Dec. l. Follow
the best class of trade and closest
buyers to MILES & MCMAHoN's.
Have you seen the squash in Will
cox show window, at Stowe! No
what is it there for? 1t is there for
you to guess on. Any one trading
IS during the month OF December
will be entitled to guess on the num-
Der of seeds there are in the squash,
and the one guessing the nearest will
be presented with a nice brass hang
ing lamp worth S.. He has large
stock of ready made clothing, hats
and caps, boots and shoes, rubbers'
leggings. lnmbermens' overs; gloves
and mittens in large variety and cheap
Large stock of ladies' and gents un-
derwear, hoods, nubias, skirts, hos
iery, leggings, dress fisnnels, jersey
cloth, and in fact everything will be
found that is necessary to make
first class dry goods store.-"LCox
That our friends, old and new, may
fully understand our intentions, will
say that we have just opened 6
new business in the Burke block, on
Portland St., Morrisville, where we
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EDEN.

Mrs. A. Adams is quite sick.
Miss Gussie Bassett and Miss Mower
spent part of last week in Montpelier.
Butchering has been in order the past
week, and some of the porkers are large.
Henry Adams has moved to his farm.
MIR. Charles Stanhope, of Belviderc,
who died the past week, was an earnest
Christian and has been very faithful in
his efforts to sustain meetings at the Yves
come schOOl-house and other remote
places. He will be much missed.
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A Sensible NJ an

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the throat
and lungs. 1t is curing more cases of
coughs, colds, asthma. bronchitis, Group.
and all throat and lung troubles, than
any other medicine. The proprietor has
authorized Geo. e. Woodward to refund
your money. if, after taking three-fourths
of a bottle, relief is not obtained. Price
30 cents and 81. Trial size free.
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A0pIA. WQLCQTT.

Quarterly meeting next Sunday at the
usual hour.
School began Monday with Alice Nc
Laren as teacher.
ID. NJ. Holton was at home Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
Miss Sadie Parker has been engaged to
work for Mrs. Tiff, of Morrisville, for
one year.
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HARDWICK,

A goodly number of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Adams Philbrook made them a
call Saturday evening, and left numerous
presents; it being their 25th anniversary.
Mrs. John Thornton was buried Tues
day. She had been sick but short time,
with typhoid fever, resulting in hemor-
rhage of the bowels, causing her death
on Saturday.
Most of the schools in this vicinity be-
gan Monday. There was a larger outside
attendance at the Academy than was ex-
pected.
There was a two days. hearing testi-
mony here last week, in the divorce suit
Mrs. John Hulburt VS.. John Hulburt.
Mr.. Tucker has his dry house nearly
completed.
a little more snow will increase the
activity in the lumber business.
There is to be Christmas festival at
the NJ. E. Church this year, consequently
the children are glad.
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FLETCHER.
Michael Ryan is no better.
M. Coott - on

NY
Mrs. S. J. Scott is on the sick list.
Josie Leach was at home from johnson
Normal School last week, but returned
Monday, as also did Viola Robinson.
Ann Howard of Fairfax, has engaged
to teach the winter term in Binghamville,
and the school is to begin Monday, Dec. 6.
Mary Wheeler of Fairfax, is to teach at
the Centre, and the school commenced on
Monday.
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wATERVILLE.

Mr.. Rankin and family, of St. Johns
bury, were the guests of Judge Poland
the past week.
! viii King and wife, of Fairfax, Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. S. r. Miller, the
past week. -. 4:
? Ansy ,Burllham and wife visited in
:Highgate over Sunday.
! S. R. Miller and wife went to Water
bury last week to witness the marriage
of their son Eddie to Miss Bertha Ober.
Miss James is on the sick list.
Henry Mann and wife, OF Troy, visited
in town the past week.
Henry Chase has bought the Henry
Mann house, opposite the hotel.
The sheet and pillow-case masquerade
at Miller's hall Friday evening was we'll
attended.
Clark Stevens, of Jericho, visited his
mother and brother Mark the past week.
Eddie Miller and wife, of Waterbur
was the guest of his father over Sand ay
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STERLING.-The next Ladies' Sewing Circle
will meet Dec. 9th with Mrs. Joseph Cary.-The
severity of the weather with the bad travelling
prevented MIR. Anderson from meeting his APP
pointment at the school house Friday night. 1t Is
only fearful storm that will stop Mr.. Anderson,
SO you can conceive what boreas was on the hill
the l9th.-Herbert Clark is Smuggling the Sturges
house,. J. Billings lost from his sleigh Satur.
day night. while in singing school, valuable
black robe, with one pair of heavy blankets The
rogues will not find MIR. Billings an easy man to
get along with.-Mrs. Fred Campbell and family
ARE rnnrnYinp.
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JEEEERSONNIIIE.

All were pleased to see Mr.. Wheelock
IN his accustomed place on Sunday.
The meetings conducted by Mr.. Croft
closed Sunday evening. 1t is to be hoped
that the interest which has been mani
tested will still continue
School opened on Monday with the
Misses Cowles, of johnson, as teachers.
Oscar Atwood spent Thanksgiving at
home, also Irwin Melendy.
One of the workmen on the grounds of
the depot is very sick with pneumonia
Bert Buker is very sick with auinsy
sore throat and pneumonia.
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NOTICE!

The undersigned offers for sale at the late resi-
dence of Nathan |. Camp, at North Wolcott, VT,
One Horse 10 years old, weight 1900 lbs, sound
and a good rOader; two pairs of Yearling Steers
well matched; Two Calves; Ten Tons nice Hay
Fifty Bushels Oats; Forty Bushels India Wheat
One Pair One Horse Traverse Sleds; One Sleigh.
62w3 SARAH NJ. CAMP, EXecutriX.
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MA Il R led.

GIBSON-HYDE.-In Hyde Park, Nov. "a, by
Rev. Z. J. Ward. Richard Gibson, Jr., to Mary
A. Hyde, both of Hyde Park.
LAPORTE-SHERWIN the residence of
the brides father, Nov %, 1886, by Rev. Z. j.
Ward, John A. LaPOrte and Sadie B., young
est daughter of L. b. Sherwin, all of Hyde
Park.
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Business Notices.

Notices inserted IN this column at the rate of 10
cents per line-no notice inserted for less than
s1.oe. Five cents per line each subsequent in
sertiOn.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-12-02
BOSTON MARKET

SHILoH's cough and consumption cure is sold
by us on a guarantee. 1t cures consumption.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-12-02

SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you need for con-
stpatiOn loss of appetite dizziness and all symp-
toms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 20 cents per
bottle.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-12-02
HURRAH FOR A SLEIGH RIDE !


which L manufactured myself of the very best
material; good style, well painted irOned and
ornamented in good shape, which | will sell at
hard-tmes prices for cash. | would say to all
who are about to buy Sleigh to call and examine
my Cutters as intend to sell better Sleigh and
at less price than can be mad at any other sales
room in the county. Business is what mean and
don't you forget 1t.
KING II. ELLIOTT,
No. HYDE PARK, VT.
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v. w. JEWETT,

nEALER in SIeighs of all kinds, Traverse
IL Seds for one or two horses, heavy Lum-
Der Sleds, etc. Iron work and repairing done to
order; also Horse Shooting. Give him call.
MORRISvILLE, VT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-12-02

HYDE PARK TRAIN-Mixed-Leav Hyde
Fark as l. 40 a. M; MOrrsville 4.53; WolcOtt,
$50; Hartwick, GEO, arriving at St Johnsbury
at SOD. Returning, leaves st. Johnsbury at 500;
HardwlcS, 4. 0; Wolcott. 500; Morrisville, $50;
arriving at HYDE Park at $40 D. m
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-12-02

nEALER IN italian and American Marble,
- all kinds of Granite; Monuments, Head
stones, Tablets, &c. Cemetery work neatly exc
cuted, orders promptly filed. Cambridge, vt.
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WILDER & CUTTING.

"EAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS always on
IL hand, or made to order.
All kinds of repairing done on short notice.
MORRISvILLE, VT.
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DR.. J. A. ROBINSON,

nENTAL SURGEON,
IL Office Portland st, MoRRIsvILLE, VT.
Open Sundays, from Il to ], for Extracting.
@9- Work in all branches WARRANTED. 3O6
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BUILDINGS RAISED.

The subscriber is now pre-
pared to do any and all jobs
in the line of raising buildings,
building culverts, blasting and
general jobbing.
have jack screws, tackle
blocks, drills, fuse, &c. Terms
reasonable. Call on or adj
dress,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
w, M, SMITH

q. c. GILBERT,
DENTIST. Office open first ten days in Deem
Der. CAMBRIDGE, VT.
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DRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN Finest Goods
u the market affords. Ice box and embalmer
MORRIsvILLE, VT.
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WooDMAN, TRUE g. CO.,

VTHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
w Woolens, Fancy Goods and Carpets.
Cor. Middle & Pearl SITS. Portland, Me.
Major Alden, Travelling Salesman.
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Boston & Lowell Railroad,
VERMONT DIVISION.

ana E3 61ws. TRAINS 1EAvE| We WEST T.
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Burlingt0n&La R.R,

S Rsad SoWn TRAINS GOING N ReaS East
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-12-18

LUNETTEs.- La reputation des
lunettes de Hawkes. ohtenn dams
les Etats Unis est un fait tout.a-
fait merveilleux. Files sont connues
depuis rAtlantique jusqu'au Paci-
tique ct leur reputation est basee
sur leur reel merite. Les temoigna,
ges des hommes les plus eminents
du pays qui ont Ell leur vue anne
hor6e par leur usage peuyent 6tre
donnes. En- ven1e a la Pharmacie
Thib0deaux.
Revelation:
Mon cher, ia femme te trompe.
TIL EN- est Sur
-Absolumenti
EFT peux tn me dire lie nom du
coupables
-Oui, 81 tn me lures sur rhon.
neur de ne pas lni chercher querelle
-C'est jure. Parle.
Eth bien c'est moi.
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lie sexe des pigeons.

Nous trouyons dams I'M journal
special rEierea0', le moyen suiyant
de reconnaitre lie sexe DIES pigeons
ct dies oiseaux dc voliere. On don.
ne ce procedG CONNIE bon. ct nous
lie communiquons D nos lecteurs
pour qu'ils puissent lie METRE d pro-
fit.
"VOus poser roisean sur votre
main gauche en- tenant ses pattes
passees entire les doigts. Apres
yous lie tirez par le bee, il cherche
alors a SAGE, oupir dams cette posi-.
ton: Sill relieve la queue, c'est une
femelle ; sill abaisse Ia queue, c'est
un male"
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Giles de la main sur le clavier, Sc
tronvera bien tie valler sa gymnas-
tique, fut-ce ell Sc mettant d ecrire
SEES memories.
La crampe du poignet Sc produit
aussi parmi les te!egraphistes, les
typographes. II y a aussi Ia cram.
pc du mollet tres commune parmi
les %danseurs, les marchenrs ct con-
nue. anssi de certains escrimenrs.
Ellie est ressentie enfin par un
grand nombre de femmes, parmi
celles qui Sc juchent sur de hauts
talons don't rusage SONNET les mus.
cles du mollet d une tension CONT.
nue..
An resume, c'est la lie plus sou
vent un accident sans gravite, ct
qu'on peut attenuer au pix lie
quelque attention.
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CoMEsTIBLEs.-Hie. matin, no.
tire marche etait approvisionn6
Dune maniere vralment remarqua.
BILE: Gibier a plumes, a poll ct pois.
sons rouges ct autres en- %quantit6.
Les poissons rouges Sc vendaient
meme a un prix tres>bas. Nous en-
avons VI un aui devait poser 80 Ii.
vres ct qui a etc vendu pour Is cts.
Les huitres sont ELI abundance ct
nous permettent, sans trop souffrir,
d'executer les commandments de
notre sainte mere rEglise.
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N%OUVELLES LOCALES.

Nous avons reinforcement WI,
descendant lie bayou, un magasin
aottant qui a pour prOpri6taire Mr..
A. Guichard. Tous les riverains de
notre cours d'eau pourront trouver
chez lui a prix moderes des stoves
ct tous les ouvrages de ferblante.
RE imaginables. II Sc charge auss;
des r%eparations ct de la pose des
gouttieres ETC., etc.
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DECEs.-Le IL du present mois,
Ia mort a visit6 pour la seconde
fois Ell .qninze jours Ia maison de
Mr.. Oscar Crosier, a.Schriever Sta
ton. Sa file Valerie NJ. Crosier
est deccdee, q Page de Is ans, 8
mois ct 3 jours, ct ses restes ont etc
t7ansportes lie lendemain a Thibo-
daux OH lis reposent a cote de ceux
de son fIere, mort il y a quelques
jours. Les funerailles ont co lien
an milieu dun grand nombre d'a.
mis- ct de parents Ell rfglise st, 10
seph.
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Les deux solrees de charlie DON
nees au Firemen's Hall ont produit
la joIie somme de s433.6O tous frais
payes. &c resnltat atteste une fois
de plus ce qu'on peut attend,e ct
espeler de notre excellente popula.
ton. Mime l.. D. Moore, qni await
assume la presidence de peuvre,
peut 6tre fiere de la maniere don't
ellie a accompli sa mission ct meri.
to- nos plus sinceres remerciements.
Dams notre dernier numero nous
n'avons pas menag6 les 6loges aux
artistes amateurs charges d'inter.
prefer "Dreams or Lady Clara"
tout en- >faisant, IN petto, CONNIE
nous lie disions, certaines reserves.
Ces reserves nous n'6prouvons au-
cune peine a les formuler aujourd'-
hui.
Jamais nous ne leur eussiOns
conseille, par exemple, de choisir Ia
piece susdite, qui nous parait gran
dement, au.dessus des forces dune
troupe d'occasion a fortiori de que!-
ques amateurs, 81 bien doues qu'ils
soient. II y a dams cette euvre'
dun style magnifique, des situa.
tons qui demandent. pour 6tre in.
terpretees dignement, l'habilite Dun
artistic consomme. II cut etc 81 IA
Gle de choisir dams le repertoire
quelque chose de plus 4 la portee
de los amateurs qnl, repetons-le,
sen sont tires dependant beaucoup
mieux que nous n'cussions oser res-
perez.
Ne forcons point notre talent
Nous he ferions rien avec grace,
a dit lie bon Lafontaine, ct nous
croyons que la .procha;ne fois nos
artistes nous. donneions roccasion
de les applaudir ct de les feliciter
sans restrictions.
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VACHE ENRAGEE.- Lundi der
nier notre corouer, lie docteur j..
Gazzo, en- venant a ThibOdaux, con-
statait sur la route un cas- dfhydro-
phobie chez une vache a%ppartenant
Mr.. Jean Louis Wagenspack. Nal
gre certaines difficulties, cette va
che await etc d~ebarrassee de son
lait le matin ct treize personnes en-
avaient bu. Ces personnes, sit6t lie
cas- d'hydrophobie constate, eprou-
weren't des GRANTEES serieuses mails
furent vite tranquillisees par lie
docteur.
II Y la, pour les amateurs, une
occasion de manager de la vache
enragee ct faire la difference entire
le reed ct le figure.
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JURY DE POLICE Nous appe-
Ions Pattention de nos lecteurS sur
les deliberations de Juri de Police
imprimees dams la partie anglaise
de ce journal. Ills vermont
en- meme temps lie resultat des
travaux du grand juri qui offre un
certain interGt.
Au moment GU nous imprimons,
la cour est ell session ct plusieurs
decisions que lie public attend avec
Impotence ne seront' rendues que
lundi probablement. "a.
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CARNIVAL Nous annoncions,
dams notre dernier numero, la We.
nue. parmi nous du Roi da Carna.
val /; nous sommes autorises a dire
a nos lecteurs que, outre le cortege
du roi, il yaura aThibodaux la pro.
cession du "b9uf gras", chose qui
ma iamais encore etc vue dams no
tire bonnie Vile. Nous savons peril
nement que Panimal ct les aces
SORES seront tout a fait dignes dc
la Circumstance.