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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-04-22
IEEEERSQNNIIIE.

Miss Nellie Wheelock. of Chicago
made her aunt, Mrs. Webster Page, d
short visit last week.
A sister of Lonnie Chadwick, from
| Chicago. is visiting at G. E. Melvin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps, of Reading, Pa.
are stopping in town for short time.
The school committee in this district
has been fortunate in securing the SER
vices of Miss Gena Chase as teacher for
the summer.
Lewis Wood. one of the young men OF
this place, left his home a few days ago.
vending his way towards the line, but
he got no farther than Enosburgh. when
he caught Lepper, and returned home
with his new found prize. Their many
friends congratulate them and wish them
many years of happiness.
Charles Baker gave sugar party the
other day, about IS accepting the invita-
ton, and enjoyed themselves in partak-
ing of the sweets furnished by his hospi-
talty.
If it had not been for the timely assis-
lance of the section-men, the sugar
house of j. NJ. Wilcox would have been
burned Saturday evening by sparks from
an engine. The grass took fire and fol-
lowed the fence up to the woods, but the
flames were discovered soon enough to
be quenched.
Dora French, who has been in the hos
pital at Burlington for the past six
months, is stopping at II. w. Varnum's
for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. kingsbury, former resi-
dents of the town, are visiting friends in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Raymore buried
their infant daughter last Friday. They
have the sympathy of all in their atfilc-
ton.
The pupils of the select school, assist
ed by others, will give an entertainment,
consisting of charades, recitations, mu-
sic and tableauX at the Town Hall on
Friday evening, April 80. The small adj
mission of ten cents will be charged, and
the amount thus obtained is to go to the
Mite Society. Let there be full house.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-04-22
CAM q RIDGE,

Fred Daniels is able to walk out.
Rev. Mr.. Wheelock preached II Cough
memorial sermon on Sunday, April IL.
Miss Minnie Fitch "Sundayed'' with
Mrs. Sammie Stafford.
Quite party gathered on Wednesday
afternoon last to eat sugar In the woods
where 3. j. Story "sugared off, for the
last time this season.
w. Ii. Parker has been invited to de-
liver the Memorial Day address at Barre.
With the exception of few bad places
the roads are in very fair condition.
Services will be held in both church es
on the evening of Easter Sunday.
G.. S. kinsley was In town last week,
leaving for Burlington Saturday evening
The sugar season is closed, aud other
farm work is at hand.
Miss May WakefieId's friends may be
pleased to learn that she is now IN Meri-
den, Conn, where she has relatives. and
intends to remain for some time. working
at her trade, as she has the position of
assistant trimmer in large millinery es-
Establishment.
Mrs. Bellus goes to market Monday
next, accompanied by Miss Carpenter OF
Fairfax. They go to New York.
Uncle TOMS Cabin Thursday evening,
at Yestry hall Admission 80 cts. Come
one and all.
1t is understood that Prof. Hulburd is
to deliver the Memorial address here,
May 30.
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cR2arsBuR

DR.. Hall, of Morrisville, was called to
town the past week to attend DR.. c. w.
Dustin, who Is very sick.
Mrs. VIM. Cheney, who has been al
work for Lynn Boynton, has returned to
her home.
Thomas Gallagher is buying a car load
of new milch cows.
Mrs. Joseph Scott, who has been In
Burlington most of the time for the past
two years, Is to return the first of Nav
and occupy the brick house at the Com
mon.
With sugar at five cents per pound it is
not very encouraging for the farmers
Some who have large sugar orchards
have tapped only part, or what they
could carry on without hiring
Il. j. Newton conUemplates putting mr.
an addition to his barn the coming sum
mer.
If you want to see as fine a stable ot
native COWS as there is in Northern Yer.
mont just call on 5. c. Corey.
A. Dawson has commenced to buy
young cattle and farrow COWS to fill his
pastures the coming season.
Dead horses should be taken farther
from the road than the one that lies be-
tween the Common and the river, as the
warm weather will be likely to make q
change in the atmosphere in that vicinity
G. S. Parker is preparing to rebuilC
his house that was burned last January.
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BOSTON MARKET.
ROsToN Anril 10Th IL,

bOSION, April lJtn, 1886.
BEANs.-Beans are selling better, and the sup
ply is notably less. The market is firm at: Small
hand picked pea, $l.70dI75; large pea l.4OGll As
medium. 1850. 40; New York small pea, $0.45<d
l.55; yellow eye, improved, 1.40GI As; common
$l.S5Gl.4O; red kidney, $l.65gI.75.
HAY. Hay is very steady: Choice to fancy
hay, $2Oa2l; good. $3.50 q 1880; common, SIG q
Is; eastern, fine, $l79lS; low grades, $l3Gl6;
rye straw, $20.50 OH; bran $I6 al for winter
spring, Sl5.5O@I7; middlings, $lS920
POTATOES. - Potatoes are in demand and
prices are tirmer. There was a good trade Satur-
day at; HGulton rose and HebrOns ,65d6S; Maine
rose, Coo; northern rose and hebrons, 5Oa55c
prolittcs, soc; Burbanks, 5596Oc; Chenangoes,
o6c, Jersey sweets, 1925.
Eggs. Eggs are lower by l-2c: Nearby and
eastern extra, IA l-2dl5 lie; eastern first lac
southern first, IL Lee northern, $50 10 l2c; west
ern, l3G lac.
CORN.-Corn is frmer. There were sales OF
steamer yellow at 81 Lee. The quotations are
tirmcr at: Steamer yellow, 81 40. lac; steamer
mixed, % IL $50 3.4ci no grade, 4Sd50c.
OATs,-SpOt oats are firmer with rather more
trade. No. white sold at AZ l-2c. The quotation
are No | white and barley oats, 44d46c; No. 9
white, 43c; No. white, Al l 2d42c; No. l mixed
Al IL G42c; No. mixed, 4Od4lc.
3UrTER.-Butter is lower The market prom
ses to pe yer irregular owing to the fear of some
thing being left over from day to day: Job lots
fresh Creamery, 3cG36c; new western creamery
10 round lots, "a asa &c; very choice, $780, good
northern dairies, 26G2Sc; selections, 29d30c; new
creamerles, 30a32c; western dairies, 26d29c;
June ladies', l3Gl4c; extra fresh, 25c; imitation
0reameries % IL d26c; bakers butter and old. IL
Gl3c.
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EAST HARDWICK.

Capt. VIM. Davis fell on the street Sat
urday. Friends helped him home and a
partial shock was feared but he was up
and dressed the first of the week.
Warner Drenan is to teach the village
school the coming year.
a council of doctors convened for Mrs.
Samuel Ward and pronounced her case
hopeless.
Mrs. Goss will return to Hardwick to
reside with her daughter, Mrs. Hancock
j. w. Stevens has been out In the yard
few times.
An excellent sermon was we'll read by
j. Ii. George on Sunday.
There was church meeting Tuesday
to take action in regard to hiring Rev
Orrin Baker as Congregational pastor.
DR.. George French is to locate at the
Bend.
i. c. Foss is to move into the Thorn
ton house, and Mr.. Cochran moved into
G. Deans house, instead of Ii. SmiCh's,
as intended.
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hARDWlCK.

Mr.. Beebe has bought the hotel at Nor
risville and moves this week.
Public examination of teachers will bt
held at the school-house in East Hard
WICK April "a. commencing at $50 a. m.
and closing at $50 p. m.
MIR. Lewis. who has been at work on
IHe sectlon, has job on the Passumpsic
railroad and moved Saturday.
John kibbe moves into the tenement in
MRS. Holmes house. vacated by Mr..
Lewis, and VIII Kibbe moved Monday
into a tenement of Mr.. Judevine's in the
/ Shedd house.
M. X. McCrillis who has been on pro-
tracted drunk, made quite an exhibition
OF himself Saturday afternoon. He was
arrested Monday morning, and said he
procured it in Boston. His fine and costs
amounted to $6.51. The general express
sion OF the public is that this is right,
only they want the authorities to use no
partlality, but serve every one that gets
drunk in the same way.
l. part of Mr.. Batchelder's family ar
rived last week Wednesday, and Mr..
Batchelder and son came by team Mon
day. He will make some needed i'm
prOVements to the Centennial House.
Seth COnaDt lost his sugar-house and
contents, including 20 pals of syrup, by
IRE tuesday night of last week. Schuy-
Ter Wells sugar-hOuse was also burned.
This makes four that have been burned
in town this spring.
Mr.. Aiken has put a pipe across the
river so that the west end are again sup
piled with water.
l.. ID. Hathaway is painting his house,
and Judge Perley is to paint his.
The streets are getting dry, but are
rough. The roads are in a bad condition
and the road machine will have to start
early.
Mr.. Judevine has recovered so that he
Is out again.
Mrs. Scott, sister of Will Sutton, ar
rived from Boston on Saturday.
Mr.. Buck, of the firm of Buck g.
IeWksbury, is to open meat mar6et
here.
Rev. Mr.. Brigham's daughter returned
from Florida last week.
Many reforms are of course being |
made, but many are sorry to see so |
young an administration getting tired so |
soon.
Mrs. Boutelle, of Morrisville, has rent
ed the room formerly occupied as mil |
llnery store, between the tin-shop and l. |
Z. Titus store, and will put in stock OF |
millinery.
In the suit State VS.. Pike, for illegal |
selling of the ardent, to all except the |
court and Mr.. Pike. it seems that more |
eniency is being shown in this case than
5he others. If Mr.. Pike is guilty rea-
'onable time is sufficient, and if innocent
one week is as good as seven.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ORRISViLLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
SUNDAY, APRIL IS.


Conversational Churcb.-Rev. W. A. Bushee
Pastor. Services commence at lO45 a. m.
UnIversalist Church.-Rev.F.E Il. Healey' fas
tor. services commence at lO.45 a. m,
Me- Church.-ReE. NJ. p. Bell, Pastor ser
vices at 100 p. m
Hiram Town is reported some bet
ter.
Mrs. Boutelle started for market
this week.
S. G.. Sanborn has been in town for
several days.
Miss A. Belle Hall is in Boston
pursuing her musical studies.
Fl. d. Bryant has sold his span OF
bays to a Portland party.
Mrs. Gleed has recently presented
the Congregational choir with several
pieces of choir music.
The cards are out for an old and
Young folks May-Day dance at the
Town Hall on Friday evening of next
week, with picnic supper. General
invitation to all.
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NORTH WOLCOrT.

Mrs. o. F. Crowell is on the sick list.
d. NJ. Holton was at home for few
days the past week.
II. G. Baldwin has been confined to his
house the past few days with throat
trouble.
j. F. Holton and Herbert Randall are
at work on Jesse Mitchell's blacksmith
shop.
Eli Fisk has moved on to the farm
known as the Mark Andrews place.
Next Sunday Rev. S. Vail will deliver
his farewell address for this conference
year, but we hope he may deliver many
more here in the near future. The Sab
bath school will be reorganized before
the preaching service.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-04-22

AuN OHe III WduG Vi C6udE L OSIS Cal
get them very cheap of me, as l have
a large lot of nice ones at the depot.
T. H. PORTER.
Hyde Park, April 10, sc.
DR.. F. H. DEMING has completed
his first years course in the Dental
department of the University of Penn
sylvania, and will resume practice at
Hyde Park, May 1st.
Clement & Whipple, for a limited
time, will sell goods without reserve
at wholesale prices. Their stock is
first class in all respects. Please call
early, as this sale will continue only
for short time. Their books are
posted. Please call and settle.
New store-new goods-neW loca-
ton. / have just finished off the rink
building and put in large and care
fully selected stock of clothing and
shelf goods, including crockery, gro
ceries, boots and shoes and dry goods
/ have some good bargains left in the
Tiff stock that it will pay you to in
yestigate.
NOTICE. will furnish at short no.
tice. almost every kind of lumber,
timber, pump logs, &C., at reasonable
prices, either at my mill or delivered.
j. G. REYNOLDS.
No. Cambridge, April 18th.
WAGoNs.-V. W. Jewett calls at
tention to his large stock of wagons,
covered and open buggies, buck
boards and light express wagons, in
all styles. Any one wanting a wagon
should call on him, as he makes fig
ures very low. ''Vern" also deals
largely in bolts. bits, iron bars, etc.
He also has a large stock of barbed
wire. Prices low. Give him a call.
Miles & McNahon, of Stowe, have
Just received a car load of grass and
clover seed, which they are selling at
the following low prices No. l herds
grass, extra clean, $3.50 per bushel !;
o. No. northern clover, lac per 10.
They are also agents for Bradley's
Phosphate and Pacific Guano, the best
fertilizers known. They want 20 tons
of maple sugar at the highest market
price, in exchange for goods at the
lowest cash prices. They want at
once 500 pounds of maple sugar in 10
pound tin cans.
ANNOUNCEMENT have just re-
ceived from Boston, a select stock of
millinery goods, consisting of hats,
bonnets, ribbons, feathers, flowers, and
ornaments, of the latest styles, which
may be seen at ms shop on South St.
] have no old goods. My stock is
entirely new and cannot fail to please
In price or quality. Shall receive goods
frequently and shall be pleased tc
order anything required that is not IL
stock. Old straws bleached and dress
ed over. Call before buying. Thank
ing the ladies for past favors and re
questing a continuance of the same,
am, Respectfully, MIS-. 2. A. STORY
Cambridge. VT, Apr. 10Th, '86.
To the farmers of Morristown am
vicinity Stanford seed corn at til
Bakery.
/. A. White & Co. will soon star
their retail bread cat, and will 500
have more TO soy.
Potatoes wanted at the Bakery.
/. A. WHITE & Co.. Morrisville
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RELVID RE,

Eta Tracy is quite low. DR.. Hulburt
attends her and is confident of her re-
cOvery.
Rufus, Reuben and Ransom Davis,
three brothers, employed by Jas. Brown
to float logs, came In contact with "A lam
in the Branch, which commenced to move.
Reuben was caught between the logs and
dritted twenty-five rods down stream,
before extricating himself. Strange to
say, he came out uninjured. after a
struggle among 300 logs in rapid stream.
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EL.MOR {

The public examination of teachers
will be held at the residence of G. s.
Parker on Saturday, April "A, commen-
cling at 9 o'clock a. m.
Willie A. Gay and Miss Mckinney were
married at the church last Sunday by d.
Willis.
Mayor Woodbury., of Burlington, with
his brother, II. E. Woodbury., visited
their father last week, who was suffering
from slight paralytic shock.
Eva Wood, ten years of age, will not
need false braids very soon, as she has
hair that is very heavy and fine, measur-
ing 43 inches.
David Douglas has seven sheep with
II lambs.
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wATERVIIIE-

Ed. Stanley has so far recovered as to
be able to ride out.
Grant Thomas has completed his clerk
ship with E. I'll. Shattuck, and will soon
60 to Worcester, Mass.
The many friends of Dennison G. Har-
vey at this place were shocked to hear of
his death which occurred on the 18th in
Dover Center, Mimi, where he had lived
for the past ten years. He was native
of this place and young man highly re-
Spected by all who knew him He leaves
u wife and two children.
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EAST ELM ORE.

On Thursday of week before last Mrs
Blanche Carpenter hadna birthday party
at her fathers, William Sideways. A
good number present and a good time
enjoyed by all. We hope she will live to
enjoy many more.
G. A. Morse's mill is being run night
and day, and doing a good business.
Some have just begun sugaring.
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jon N SON.

Mrs. P. c. Stearns is in Boston fol
spring goods.
People in this vicinity were annoyed by
the running of the gravel train last Sun
day.
The following petit jury were drawn
from this town: Joseph Farnham. Thos.
Waterman, William McClenathan and
W. III. Stearns.
A committee from the Baptist society
recently purchased the Dougherty place
for parsonage, and their pastor is to
take possession May 1st.
Rev. John BaXendale breaches his last
sermon before attending the annual con-
ference at Chelsea, next Sunday.
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Probate Court-LamoiIIe District.

The following business was trans
acted at the Probate Office in Hyde
Park, during the week ending April
II, 1886 -
April 12th.-Rosilla Scribner's estate,
Stowe Administrator asks for license
to sell real estate hearing set for April
80, 1886. Edward Hanley's estate, Cam
bridge; hearing continued to May 8, '86
former EXecutrix presents her account
for settlement hearing set for May 3. 'S6.
April 13th.-OJiver Saunders estate,
Morristown; will presented for probate !;
hearing set for May 10, 1886, at 10 a. m.
April 16th.-Harriet G. Peck's estate,
Hyde Park; Administrator settles his
account and decree made to heirs NJ.
2. Kimball's estate, Stowe; settlement
continued to May IA, 1856. Jenny Love-
joys estate, Stowe; A. c. Raymond APP
pointed Administrator de bonts non with
the Will annexed, upon the resignation
of the Executor.
April 17th.-Sarah Hutchins' guard
ianship, Eden; Guardian settles his ac-
count. Elias Chadwick's estate, Cam
bridge; settlement continued to April
q, 1886.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-04-22

AT the County Sunday-School con,
vention held at Wolcott last fall g
resolution was adopted asking every
Sunday-School in the County to take
up a collection the last Sunday in
April, for the purpose of procuring
lesson leaves and quarterlies for the
poorer schools in the County. Let al
the remember this and take up the
collection next Sunday.
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WOLCOTT.

Rev. George L. Story, of st. Adams
Bay, is to deliver the Memorial-Day ad-
dress at this place.
Public examination of teachers Satur-
day, April "a. All intending to teach
should be present. The patrons of the
schools are also invited.
To the scholars and teachers of the
Peoples AcadeGSE. Morrisville, Vt.
Please accent kSaere and heartfelt
thN11Ara 1srs and kind
woNfoI 81 - bes as tokens OF
Hattie. They came to us as a beam of
light and joy to our sad and aching
hearts.
We would also extend our thanks to
our neighbOrs, friends and the choir, who
so kindly offered their invaluable services
to help and cheer us in our affiiction.
MR.. AND Mrs. EARL GUYER.
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Report of Liquor Sold.

County Commissioner Wilcox sends
in the following report of liquor solo
by authorized agents in this county
the past year -
Eden, 1893 gallons, five dozen quart
bottles porter and ale;
Belvidere, IA gallons;
Hyde Park, 1474 gallons, 50 bottles
| porter;
Morristown, Ill 6-S gallons to resi-
dents, 36 gallons to nOn-residents;
Stowe, 1854 gallons to residents, 1S4
gallons to non-residents, y quarts porter;
WolcOtt, 1909 gallons to residents, 124
gallons to nOn-residents;
johnson, 179 gallons, so bottles porter
and ale;
Making total of 1885, gallons. This
total does not include ale and porter,
and also does not include that sold by
unauthorized persons. Cambridge,
WaterviIle and Gilmore have no agents.
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TIMBER LAND FOR SALE !

Parties desiring to purchase anv of the lands
owned by MORILLo MOVES at the time of his in
solvency, or having any matter of business con
corning said lands, will call ON or address the mn
dersigned. Among these lands are the folloying ,
Lots Is. 40, A., a., l49, lI3, ia, q of D. "a ofI2l
and "a of "A IN Belvldere; Lots log and q of I55
Lots q of Il Sd Div, "a of 10 9TH Div, and II of
81 5th Div. in Hyde Park, Lot 10 in WateryiIle.
Price and terms of payment reasonable
22S nj. WI. Mcfarland
Hyde Park VT
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-04-22

KNOW THYsELF by reading the ''Sci-
ence of Life" the best medical work ever
published, for young and middle-aged
men. S2yI
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-04-22

For burns, scalds, bruises and all pains
and soreness of the flesh, the grand
household remedy is DIR. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil. Be sure you get the genuine.
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MA r. Il led.

RUSSIN-MAYETTE-At the Methodist parson
mage in Cambridge. April 18th, 1856, by Rev.
III. Bushnell, Mr.. Charles Russin of Cambridge,
to Miss Emma NJ Mayette of UnderhiIi.
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For Sale t,

100 ACRES LAND AND BUILDINGS
belonging to me, situated West of North Wolcott
known as the cold Holton Place." Being in poor
health, will sell very low, giving one rare
chance to buy a good farm for small money.
Apply to ALBERTA SANB0RN, ALBANY, VT,
Or, j. f. HOLToN, North Wocott. 30-tf
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THE LAST. CHANCE
To buy Goods at the S. III. Tiff Store
at wholesale Prices, as [ have bargained
the Store to other parties, and
Am to Give Possession May 1st.

L shall continue to sell my goods until
that time at much lower prices than you
will be able to buy again at in this county
for long time. [ have several thousand
dollars worth Of the Tiff stock and New
Goods, consisting of all kinds of Dry Goods,
Yankee Notions, Groceries, Boots & Shoes,
Hats and Caps, a large stock of Clothing
that l must close out, quite a large portion
OF 1t New Goods just bought. I have just
received large assortment of Youths and
Chlldren's Suits that must now 60 with the
other goods.
Instead of giving Waterbury
each S5 worth Clothing bought will
which will than the
Butter Eggs Maple Sugar. Oats Potatoes Lumber ex
change for goods.
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PASTURINC,

l have good pasturing for 30 head of cattle
which will take in at reasonable rates. Apply
at once. &. n. BAILEY, Wolcott, Vt.
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w A NTE,D
By f. N. Gray, Cambridge, Vt.



Island
Lowest Cash
Asyke and Clover OF
and Top on Quality.
Winter, Patent Roller Fro
Roller Process warranted
proving satisfactory De returned
MOI YELLOW MEAL $10 100 lbs NO FEED COk ana IA
MIDDIINGS sacked, Fancy Fine BRAN sacked $lO5
ERFoL W u
S. LBS SACKS EXTRA FF
Wash6urn Guaranteed Steel Barb Wire I4c per To-
Tubs 3Ob Butter Tubs II c. No lOlp
Tubs, No. l0Ib Butter Tubs, IL nors co,r
cARBLN6 Ia Dow WHEh EaER3 M42TNG HARROW" COME
all finished
heavy same price
81 pair No bent hickory wagon poles with circle already @ V
all finished at
WHEELS 81 IA
sold the ee price
full line Ax Bolts Steel
Iron Tires of description
Home Packed Pork, 1Oc per H. Home Rendered Lard
COFFEE y
per ID Best RIO COFFEE 6 per Id Oatmeal per To- tce %
Anerra6a bargain, a Tea SO
to close
milk the
Don't forget Please bear in mind of the largest
Iamole bbads handmade A B. Nelson's handmde
double
hand warranted
Wocke Boots
CamHbridg e Hardware Store, III. N. GRAY.
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FOR SALE !!
WIFE NOTICE

WHEREAS, Ny wife, latte A. Stowell, having
left my bed and board without just cause or
prOvocaton, all persons are hereby forbidden to
harbOr or trust her on my account, as shall pay
no bills OF her contraction after this date.
CHARLES NJ. STOwELL.
HYDE PARK, Vt, April 49, 1886.
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Business Notices.

Any one in want of Cedar Posts car
get them very cheap of me, as have
a large lot of nice ones at the depot.
T. H. PORTER.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-04-22

MANUFACTURER and Dealerin all Kind:
VI of Marble Il Granite. Work Guarantee
as Good, and prices as Low as any In Vermont
High Street WORTHWHILE, VT.