News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-10-11

/ have just returned from market
with full line of fall and winter MILL
merry; also ladies' fancy and furnish
ing goods. All are cordially invited
to the opening Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Oct. Is and II. Thanking for
past patronage, am respectfully,
NJ. A. SOPER.
For SALE OR TO RENT. House and
blacksmith shop at South Walden; an
excellent chance for a blacksmith.
Farms, large and small, in Hardwick
and vicinity, dwelling houses, stores
and business places too numerous to
mention.-A. E. JUDEvINE's ESTATE.
Hardwick, Oct. s, 1888.
LOST OCT. 3D.-A wallet contain
ing a twenty-dollar bill, and four five
dollar bills. Lost between No. HYDE
Park and Eden. The wallet is an old
relic and highly priced. Any one re-
turning the property, or giving clue
to the same, will receive a reward of
S1O.-CALvN Foss, No. Hyde Park.
APPLEs.-E. J. Parker, the great
North American fruit man, wishes to
notify the people of Morristown and
vicinity that at the proper time he Will |
be on hand with baTeled apples-a |
choice lot-from the Champlain Val
ley. Look oat for him about the last |
of October and get some choice fruit |
for winter.
E. E. Boomhower has purchased a
genuine Kentucky jack, three years
old, which is now for sale; also two
set of good double harnesses and two
single harnesses, most new; one two
horse wagon with brake, spring seat
and all complete four buggy wagons,
and a lot of other stuff, which he will
sell too cheap for cash. Call and sec
him at once and he will make specula-
tors of you all.-E. E. BooMHowER.
Now is your time for bargains in
fall and winter wear, as Tiff has just
returned from New York City, where
he has been purchasing bargains in
dry goods, etc., that will speak for
themselves as regards quality and
price. A larger line than ever in
ladies' cloaks, jerseys, jackets, etc.
Dress goods and small wares extra
bargains in boots, shoes and grocer
les also crockery, glassware and
wall paper of the latest designs, to
which we call your special attention.
We have never seen in Morrisville
such a large and attractive stock of
goods as Currier is opening up IN the
old red front store. No need of any
one sending away for dry goods when
they have such an assortment to select
from right here at home, as he has
more new goods than he has room
to show to advantage. His Gus
toners will find extra bargains In the
next few DAYS. Look out for his new
ad. next week 1900 yards new style,
best quality Hamilton prints, only
61-4 cts. CURRIERS', Morrisville.
Facts are stubborn things, yet it is
true that we have more new goods
lust from market than any other place
in town, including many patterns II
all wool dress goods, and very large
line of toile du nords, ginghams, cen
turtles, cambrics, satteens and prints
In shawls we can show nearly fifty
from $3.50 up-the best line eve
shown in town. We have more I'm
derwear and can make low prices IL
order that all may 90 warm this win
ter. In buying our goods we tak'
special pains to select honest goods
and not the cheapest, in order to ge
an extra profit, or even to sell at
low price and thus not give our Gus
toners their moneys worth. We re
specially invite every person in thi'
and adjoining towns to come and ex
anime our stock, as it is no trouble t.
show our goods and we know we cal
do you good. Thanking our man;
customers for the good they have al
ready done US, we remain,
PIKE & WALLACE, Stowe.