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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-11
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LONDON, Dec 1.-THE courts OF Alsace
have sentenced ais young Alsatians to terms
of imprisonment for seeking to secretly emf
crate to America, their desire to leave the
country being construed as an attempt to
eyade military duty
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-11
A VICIOUS FEMALE TENANT.
She Wounds Her Landlord and Then Tell,
Her Young Son to Finish the Job.

Htf NOuHg son 10 T lnlsh the JOB.
SAN Francisco, Dec. ;l-Robert Ken
nedy, owner Of a ranch near Stockton, was
fatally shot yesterday by Mrs Elma Polsky
and her l5-year-old son, who leased the
place from him There was a dispute about
rent, and Mrs Polsky shot Kennedy in the
groin and fired tie other barrels of the re-
volver without effect She then handed the
weapon to the boy, telling him to reload it
and finish Kennedy. The lad reloaded the
revolver and shot Kennedy in the ear The
wounded man cannot recover.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-11

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 1L-Infiuenza has be-
come widely prevalent here Thousands Of
people are suffering from the disease.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-11

Thirteen cords OF wood were sawed
from q single tree in Colerain township,
Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-11
Caught Hi. Blood In a Coal scu,tie

LONDON, Dec 1l.-Mr Mcdonald, buh.
ness manager of The Times, died last night
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-20
Ser gprad)en=N sirrtuarr TIT Gan
Wltpntp.

gon ben babplonii9en 3uitdnben
u%Hierer @tact aeugt folgenber gorfal,
Der fi6 beute Morgen Dor u~nierer Office
abipielte. Gin 8irger belt einen Maln
an, Der auf einem nit 8rennbol5 belas
benen Wagen fab. I'm nod benz Preiie
Der Gubre gu fragen. Natirli9 bebiente
er ii6 ber englii6en Spra1e; Der Jubrs
mantt i9nttelt ben &opf unb siebt gu
erfennen, baB er bic Spra9e nidt Derz
ffebt. Ser 8iirger begreift, baB ct einen
GebIer gemaht, benn bic meiften 9ol5'
perfdufer iinb Meritaner. Obglei6 Der
Wann Dor ibm nun bur6aus ni6t bas
Wusieben zines Werifaners bat, ipri6t
er i'm fpanif9 on. Seine Mntmort.
St eHtmidelt einen bibf6en SaB In
frans6fi6, UNI gu benz 6olae gu gelans
gen !; abermals bumpfe &eignation Seis
tens bes &oielenfers. aba, oenft UNI
Jet garger, ba babe i'd ia einen 2anbss
mann por mir unb fragt gang luftis:
Was ion beMn bas 0ol5 foiten? Ser
Jubrmann riibrt f9 ni@t, iein
@egeniiber aber murmelt: n2eioer
fam i6 mid MIR in bier spra6en
oerfidnbli6 MAIDEN, peroe aber bas
8erIdumte balb na9bolen, UNI mir
tpenigftens fur meinen 9ausbalt bas
n6tbige 8rennbola faufen 5u f6nnen.
Weiterfabreub begeanet Der 2anbonfel
unieretn Na9bar unb frdst i'm auf
ge,abenpbl polnii9: n96nneu Sic mir
pobl iager, tpas iener Maitn BON nit
tpollte". Worauf bieier ertpioerte: 81
tpiinI@t Sbre Gubre 9ols gu faufen! =
Marum fpridt er aber ni6t polnif6 !
repli3irt bet 9olabdnbler reiignirt unb
treibt bic Bferbe tuieber an.
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Electrtc 8ttterS.

Disies Seilmittel 1T 10 woblbetannt unS 70
populdr seiuprben, bab e8 faum nod befOnberer
Grpdbnuus bsbarf. gue, bic es iemals &C.
braudter, timnten nit Elm in fem Cob. Cine
reinere Mebiein sisbt es nidt, unb es pirb Ga.
rantie %geleiitet, Oab fie gaes leiffet, mas man
bon ibr beripridt. electric 8itters betlt ale
2eiben Der 2eber unb Der 9ieren, es %entfernt
@eidpire, auSidIas, Salafub nno anbere
GoIaem u~ureinen Blutes. So treibt baS Wa'
laria. Gieber aus Dem Sbftem, beust oemielben
bot unb beilt es felbff in ben bartnddisften
Sdlen. So turirt 8opfidmeraen, 8lutanorans
mad benz aopfe unb Misrane. 8eriu9e bas
electric 8itters! Seiluns wiro sarantirt, ODER
bas @eIb 3uridse3ablt. Rreis per Glafde 50
Gents un6 81 in alien apotbeten. Mboleiale
BEL Dreib, 9bompion & So.
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9antpfer Ngentur.

Die .Greie greffe fhr 3 E.
ras" pertritt bic folgenben Sampfers
2inieu, ertbeilt ole ndbere Nustunft
tuegen pafase mad unb BON europa
unb bertauft Sampfi6ifs unb giiens
b~abnbilete 30 ben niebrigften &aten.
Die Site Der BON uus reprdientirten
2inien lit:
Santbarg . Mtneritamifde 9ampfs
fdifffabrts @eieaf6aft.
6eb Star 2inie (Slnttuerpen).
gDuapaanie Generate 3rans,
a~ttantiqtte.
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galifprmias@eime.

Granddaughter finben Elm groBes 3as
ger BON feinen California Weinen BET
6errn s. s.. Meper am Mlamo
pla3a. 9err Meper iu6t bic Meine
an Ort unb STEELE aus ui.b fntft brett
aus Dem Seller Ter @ein5h9ter. Mls
gutem 2enner gelingt es Tim ifets, bic
beifen SOrten ausaumdbien. @r fatsn
ieine 2unben uno 5amilien nit einent
guten Sropfen perfeben. &otbs urb
WeiBmeine in bor3igli6er QuaIitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.0O per @alone = fret
tns 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-20

~ Tamilien. bic ni6t bereits ba'
nit Derfebeu finb, iouten feline 3eit bers
lieren, i6 cine Glai9e bon @bambers
lain's @olit., @boleras unb Diarrboe.
mittel gu taufen. Gs 1T bic ein3ige
Mebi3in. auf bic mau it9 in alien Sd,
len BON Masenbef9Derben perlafen
fann. Is unb so @ents per Glaf6e bel
*. @obu & SO. unb s. Ralteper &
Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-20

Sas~ Serr 30. 6. SacobOn bat
bas einaige beuti6e pbotograpbii9e ates
Iier in San Nntonio. 8ute Nrbeit uno
bilige preiie. go. 2 @af Souitons
StraBe neben Der Bride su ebener grbe.
Die ausseitellten 8ilber 5eugen bon Der
tunflerii6en 6ertigteit bes 5errn Sas
cobion uub Sober foate fie bei9tigeu.
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n0- SIM beliebten Mtiiipmss
q arten fino @Baimmer eiugeri@tet
unb er6fnet worben, tpoielbf man re.
guldre Mabl5eiten e%iHnebmen uub a la
carte fpeiien fam. MatI5eiten tperben
i'm eigenen @ei6irr ausgeIanbt unb auf
Wunf6 Dinners unb 6oupers Ing 6aus
geliefert. Nufmerfiame 8eoienung unb
prompte Musfiibrung Der guftrdge gas
rantirt. Nbeimer & Saul.
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0emtib GmaliIdbe gdmle,
Gan antonio, Sero8.

anertannt tidtise 9ebranHalt fir anaben
nnb Mdb6en; felt Sreibis Sabren in roger
8irffamfeit. Sortrefaide 2ebrtrdfte unter be-
pabrter 2eitung. Ser en9lii9en Spra9e pirb,
pie Der Seutiden, bole &ednnns setrasem.
guBerbem tlnterridt I'M @nanii9en. Ginger.
maben borbereitete S9iler finSen ~jcberseit
.sufnabme. Nabere austunft ertbeilen S.rr
8. @roos, @rafbent bes S9uI @orFanbes
unb IS nj. 8arbed, Direction ber Gnfalt.
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: papnee 8alep, Sans. 90, 1918.
ginen Monat lit i'd on 8ei6tsneus
ralgia unb rbeumatif6en S9mer5er i'm
Naden. Cine einaige Glaf9e ct. So
fobs Del itelte mid tpieber bolitdnbig
unb bauernb Der. 81. s. ban Yelt.
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Muerlet.

: Ser &eftaurateur Wilbelm 59ula
unb SRI. Mamie Sain3 murben an
Wontag ebeli9 perbunben, 8ratuliren!
Che ii9 bas 8irger>G omite ges
tern in be Stabtratbfbung begab,
batte es cine 9onferen3 unb nabLl elm
S6reiben bes Serrn S6rpber. prdF,
bent Der Neutrality-suspicious. entges
gen, in peI6em er peripri@t, baB bic Gair
aur bann a~bgebalter merben pirb,
tpenn 8orfebrungen getrohen tperben,
minbeftens 5000 perionen per Stuube
mad benz plabe gu transportiren, bod
miihe bieie Ingelegenbeit innerbaIb bier
Sagen entf9ieben meroen.
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Marnnna! Mmtersetdrmet fetme Mpten:

9dnbler unb Ngenten, wel9e NOten
fur elm auf Ab3ablungen ~perfauftes
piano ober Srgel ~perlangen, Derfaufen
ober i%bertragen bieie Noten an anbere,
unb i'm Gale ber ni9t pinttli6en 3abs
lung lit bas Sutrument iouie bas be-
reits ge3abIte @elb fiber berloren.
8bos. @oqGan & Bros, 208
Commensurate, San QntoniO, oerfaus
fen pianos uno Orgeln an leidten Nbs
sablungen obue Hoten unb 3inleu.
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sa- Sbr ipart @elb, uenn ibre Cure
Drudla6en BEL Sobnfon 8ros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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S9abmeiiter BON gerar Count
$384,5O0.00
81 b. Grob6i

CD. 6rob6fe,
SGaBmeiter bon gerar Gouutp.
8i6tig befunoen an Is. ausuit 1889.
6. 8. Wuraba6, @Ountp=& i6ter.
Nttelt: S6ab. %. Smith, County,
@lert, 8erar So.
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Rr Geinite unb biuigfie Drudias
den bel s obnon 8ros.
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8erid)t bes GpmntDsg datmeiners.

@pe3ifi5irter 8eridt iiber bic bonn L.
Stat 1889 big 81. SuIi 1889
bur6 ben GountD=S 9aBmeilter gb.
6rDbDle netausgabten @eloer:
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$9,019.48
San Nntonio, 8. 9lusuft, 1889.
@b. GrDb6fe,
S9aBmeiiter bon 8erar County.
&i9tig befun6en: s. 8. WurSba9,
County : Ri6ter.
Qlttef: Shah. %. Smith, County
@lerf, 8erar g., Seras.
@oniolioirter 8eri6t Der Ginnabmen
unb Nussaben bes @ouniD 56abs
meiters CD. Srcb6ie bonn 1.
Mai 1889 big 81. Suli
1889.
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@r1te 9laHe = Soften bes @eridts.

@rfte &lafe = Soften bes @eri6ts.
Gei6morene .$1824.50
SurD @Dmmilioners .-.... $3.50
Mabl3eiten fir @el6worene-- 51.00
9terograpber ----.--.~-.. $3.50
3uridbe5ablte Surp. @ebtbren 5000
Wa1e un0 Bailiffs. 1361.00
9olmet19er $50
$3398. 90
3meite Glaf5e.
8eamten=@ ebalt -.--.......$ 3O3. 55
Soften Der Strdflinee.
0ebdlter ..-...$ 414.72
8ei6irr uno reparirtes Darb=
courage 1880
Wieoergefuubene MauIeIel... 500
2anbltraben rno 8riiden.
Nrbeiten an StraBen .-....$ 13O6.17
8eaufli6ti9en unb l1nte1=
iu6en BON StraBen 1910
Qrbeit an 8riiden 558.23
$780,. so
Drttte &laie-&olte bes Mrmenbau1es.
8ebdlter ..---...-.-.-....$ $4,000
Groceries, Gleii6 II. Mil6.. 1919
Wt6bel, 224.00
Drp @oobs, Mebicinen utb
9arbmare -..---...... 255.10
Mrbeit, 6ol3 u. 8liBableiter. 1855
$3.50
8eri@iebenes.
8emiQigungen fir Nrme.-... 302.50
Sransport BON Mrrnett to-. 1O5.35
@ebdlter unb Meilen : @eIber
fir 8eamte ............ 16O8.O 90
S6reibmaterial II. 9rudIa1en 1926
Snbaliss 8er5si@niB Nrbeit.. 10000
8ert9erung --.......... 1880
2ei6enf6au 125.00
Sef0ftgung @efangener..-. 1925. 05
@as unb 9prenteln .....-. 44.50
plumbing u. 59mieb ...... 1910
Nrbeit am Gourtbaus, unb Ses
Iepbon ..............-. 1875
MbDrts &einigung...-....-.. 22.0O
@iiennaaren unb Stible -. 1866
penions. @e6iibren --..-.- 1000
Nnpalts, 8e5Ibren -....,..- 10000
Mietbe fir 2ot............ 1900
@ebiibr fir Wabls 8eamten . : 1900
plGmien fit g%et0btete W6lfe. $50
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= Die geSieeenite Sober fabri5irt oft
aud 2eber.
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$225OO.OO $225OO.OO

$2250O.OO $225OO.O OF
Sd beideinige hermit, baB Der obise
8eri6t iiber bic BON mir eingenommez
men utlb berausgabten @elber mdbrenb
bes Sermins, Der am 81. Suli 1889
enoet, ri9tig 1T.
So. Grob0e,
S6aBmeiiter bon 8erar @ountp.
8eri6t iiber bic boabirte S9ulb BON
8erar @OuntD.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-12-12
STOWE.

Coupon Bonds" will be played at town
hall Thursday evening of this week.
The little child of Ira Chamberlain is quite
sick with fever, and not expected to live.
Rev A. B. Truax held quarterly meeting
service at the NJ. E. church on Sunday.
Preparations are being made by the differ
ent Sunday-schools to hold the usual Christ
mas exercises.
Albert Corse and family have moved to
Sterling, where he finds employment at J. j.
Billings steam mill.
Posters are out announcing the sale of per-
sonal property belonging to the estate of
Geo. Hale, at his farm Saturday, Dec 81.
The rain of Sunday left the fields quite bare
of snow, and the roads impossible except for
wagons. The goose bone indicates an open
winter.
The first meeting of the Teachers Assoca-
ton for the winter will be held at the school
house Saturday, Dee, 81, at p, m. Let all
who are interested in school work attend.
At the town meeting held on Saturday last,
the town voted to accept of Gov, Bingham $
proposition to furnish the town with a clock,
if proper arrangements can be made with the
proprietors of Unity church for a position,
and the matter was left with the selectmen to
ascertain what could be done in the premises.
The following officers were elected at the an
nual meeting of Mystic Lodge No. So F. & A.
NJ, held at Masonic hall Tuesday evening,
Dee B: II. c. Faunce, W. M; l., C, Moody,
Treas; Geo. W. Buzzell, Sec: J. l.. Stafford,
S. D.; W. B. Slayton, J. D.; A. W. Town, S. s.;
H. l.. Stearns, J. s; L. W. Wakefield, Chap
o. F. Gerry, Marshal; NJ. W. Gwen, Tyler;
Finance Committee, W. |. Atkins, ID. ID
Grout, A. w. Town.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-12-12
JOHNSON

Mr.. Notemire has taken rooms over Mrs.
NJ. II. Hunts store.
Lewis Wakefield and wife, of Morristown
have been making visit at James Hickey S.
The members of the w. C. T. .. are invited
to meet with Mrs |. L. Pearl Thursday after
noon.
Thomas Waterman started Thursday for
Minneapolis Mimi. intending to locate Jnefe
or in the vicinity.
Several young men from the Lamoille Lodge
attended the public entertainment at Water
vile Saturday evening.
Last Thursday a Christian Endeavor socla-
BILE was held at AbJah Bucks, and Method
ist sociable at Mr.. Livermore's.
C. II. Stearns went to Boston last Wednes-
day. and on his return was accompanied by
Mrs Stearns' sister Mrs A. c. all, and sons,
of Virginia City, Montana.
The past week has been a busy one for the
blacksmiths; 234 horses were shod here, 80
by D. S. Scott, % by E. E. Holmes and two
assistants, and 60 by Bert Rogers
Sibyl Smith is teaching in the Cristy dis
trict Solomon Whiting III District No. y,
VIII Atwell in Jeffersonville, and Miss Rand
at Perkinsville; Lucy Baker has returned to
her schoolat Island Pond.
The ladies and children of the Baptist
church are preparing missionary festival for
Dec. 20. Articles for ornament and utility
will be for sale, and a good supper will be
served, price 10 cents. All are invited to at
tend.
AMONG THE ADVERTISERS.
To know just where to go and what to pro-
cure for Christmas, is a perpleXing matter to
a great many persons. To procure an article
which will be of service, and at the same time
ornamental, is the usual desire. The store of
W. III. Nye 4 Co., is filed with just such
articles, and they are not marked at Christ
mas prices, but at the usual low figures. 1t
will repay all to visit their store. Read their
letter from Santa Claus.
c. P. Jones, the successor of E. p. Carpen-
ter, has an announcement in this issue which
all should read. Charley" needs no intro
duction to the people in this vicinity. He is
as square as a brick, - and in his new busi-
ness will endeavor to merit the liberal patron
age of the public.
Towne is still on deck, but does not ''want
the earth" He is willing to live and let live,
and prefers a nimbe sixpence to slow shil-
ling. Read what he has to say for himself.
OF course in looking for holiday goods
Holmes & Cowles will not be overlooked
They have a good assortment and-well read
their ad. and you will know all about it.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-12-12
JEFFERSONVILJE.

Mary Field is to spend the winter with Mrs.
Burnham
Joseph Chayer is doing blacksmith work in
the Bassett shop.
Woodwork & Fuller have a cloak sale at
this place the present week.
Mr.. Simmons has moved into the Reed
house, and Mr. Brandish into part of Mr.
Randall's.
Mr.. Patten continues to run his meat cart
c. N. Stygles has finished for the season; he
has given excellent satisfaction to his many
patrons.
Episcopal service in the new church, Cam
bridge Center, Sunday, Dec. Is, at 1890
a. m. The friends of the Missionary have
lately made his family available donation.
On account of the musical convention at
Cam mbridge it was voted by the eSunday-school
to defer the Christmas-tree and exercises until
New Years, at which time appropriate eXer
cises viii hs heid-
Carrie Carroll has a fine line OF Christmas
cards and booklets, which she sells at reason
able rates Can on or address her before pur
chasing elsewhere. She has also an entirely
new stock of school cards in all the latest de
signs.
There was a good attendance at the oyster
supper Thursday evening, and the fine music
given by the band added much to the even
ings entertainment. The ladies of the Mite
society extend a vote of thanks to them fol
their aid.
At the last regular communication of War
ner Lodge, No so, the following officers were
elected: E. r. Brush, W. NJ, VIM. Hebb
S. W; A. L Brown, J. W; W. H. Griswold
Treas; L. L. Smith, Sec; B. G. Macoy, 5. ID.
E. NJ. Thomas. j. D.; S. E. Steinhour, 7. I
Jones, Stewards; Clarence Corse, Tyler; h
Wheelock, Chap; J. NJ. Wilcox, Marshal
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NJ. J. Leach is in Boston buying Christmas
goods.
C. E. Haskell returned from Boston on
Monday.
Mrs. NJ. s. Cummings has returned from
Montpelier
Dow Bros. will give a Christmas ball at
their house on Wednesday, Dec 25
]. L. Peck, administrator of estate of C V
Peck, late of " olcott, has sold the home farm
to Geo. Pease.
The annual meeting of the W. R. c. Satur-
day evening, Dee. IA. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Special meeting of Mineral lodge at the
lodge rooms Y Monday evening, Dec. 16,
slsn She A-et.<ssN Waterman lodge win be
present.
George Alien received serious injuries by a
a board flying from the splitting-saw in
Gates mill striking him in the abdomen. He
is doing well at present.
Public installation of officers of Mineral
lodge and Crystal chapter at Masonic Hall
Wednesday evening, Dec. IS, with supper at
Dow's hotel at rs cents per couple. Music
for dancing after supper for those that like to
trip the light fantastic.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-12-12

The stockholders of the Morrisville Tan
n9rv company are earnestly requested to at
tend an informal meeting at the Office of Hen
dee & Fisk Saturday evening at O'Clock, at
which very important business will be consd-
cred pertaining to the financial condition of
the company. c. H. SLOCUAI, Clerk
Z. ] . Parker, the veteran fancy goods man,
has just returned from trip to northern New
York, where he has cOnsummated the sale of
81 900 worth of Flannel Blankets, Shawls,
Cloaks, Hosiery, Underwear and a general
line of Fancy Goods He now proposes to
travel in Lamoille county for awhile, and
offer the people some bargains that will make
their hair rise. b. }. PARKER.
Doty, the Morrisville furniture man, always
has good stock of goods, but a visit to his
store discloses the fact that he has now larg-
eF and more complete stock than ever be-
fore. People desiring to purchase useful and
ornamental presents for Christmas will do
well to give him a call. Among the many
things we noticed, was solid walnut, oak,
cherry and ash chamber SUITS carpets, cur
tainS, mirrors, rattan chairs, upholstered
easy chairs, beautiful fancy rockers, large
line of china and fancy crOckery, baskets, and
the best line of lamps we have seen. Call on
him.
Shattuck has returned from market and
has a complete line Of holiday goods. He
viii show as fine a ipe as ever bef0Jt, and
with the addition of some new lines, his stock
as well as many new ones. He has made large
additions to his Watch, Jewery and Silver
ware department, also in the Stationary and
and Crockery line, and in Albums and all kinds
of Holiday Goods that were bought late and
in many cases much lower than they could
have bought four weeks earlier, as his prices
will show, and Books, too, at cost and
freight. Z. II. SHATTUCK,
HARDWICK, Vt.
NoTIcEl l have just put in the largest
stock of Photograph Albums ever exhibited
in town. have more than twenty different
kinds of plush and leather cabinet albums.
Prices the lowest ever quoted. Just think of
getting plush cabinet album for IS cents,
card size 20 cents. | also have a new lot of
plush picture frames. Call in and look them
over, even if you don't buy. Also don't for
get that | am making pictures yet, and war
rant them to be as good as you can get for
the money. Respectfully, H. E. CUTLER,
Photographer, MOrrisville
Your wasted cheeks may have all the
plumpness and bloom of health through your
use of Ayers Sarsaparila. This time
honored remedy still leads the van. 1t i'm
proves digestion, purifes the blood, and in
vigorates the system. Give it a trial.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-12-12
RELXIDERE.

Miss Atwel, of Cambridge, governs the
school in District No. B.
Master Pearl Hodgkins is at home from
johnson on a vacation.
j. c. Hodgkins has recently put in new
Lane saw-mill complete, and now VIII Mari
saws fancy lumber in addition to the old
kind.
Logs in great numbers are being cut IN
town the present fall. Many of the larger
jobs are done, and parties now await snow to
commence hauling.
David Greenwood has begun operations on
a new house. He has taken n log job from
the Fife Lumber Co., and will do his share III
the logging business any time.
The way old horses, and young ones too,
| for that matter, are changing hands, lnd1-
Gates rushing market. Any sound horse,
lame OF blind, finds a ready sale or exchange
Peter Silver, of Gilmore, was united in mar
riage to Jessie Perry, of EnOsburg, Nov. 20
also, Mr.. WhippIe, of Eden, and Emma Davis,
on the 2Sth both couples calling Elder Whit
temore into the Basin to tie the knot.
Belvidere people are requested to call at
| F. W. Davis store and get all needed infor
nation regarding necessary steps to secure a
telephone line to the Center next spring
! Won't some outside parties chip in dollar
| for that purpose in case of success. Editor
! Lewis may get election returns the same
month. 1t will bring Hyde Park nearer the
center of civilization, you know.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-12-12
Our Annual Collecting Trip.

As has been our custom Tor many
years, a representative of the News
AND CITIZEN will visit the several
towns in this vicinity within the next
few weeks, for the purpose of receiving
subscriptions for this paper. The
collector expects to meet many of the
old subscribers and hopes also to
see a large number of new ones. On
the second page of this paper, in the
first column, will be found complete
clubbing list. Look it over carefully,
make your selections and have them
ready when we visit your town. We
want to see those who are in arrears,
as well as those who pay in advance.
1t takes considerable money to run a
newspaper, and although the amount
each subscriber may owe us is small,
vet in the aggregate it amounts to a
large sum. So it is easy to see how
important it is that everybody pays.
Remember the time and place and be
on hand when we are there.
We shall he at the nnst-OtfiGe atthe
following places :
WATERvILLE. - Thursday, Dec. 10,
from to 4 p. m.
BELvIDERE JUNCToN.-FTiday, Dee.
20, from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.
C CAMBRIDGE.-Saturday, Dec. IA, from
u to 4 p: m.
JEFFERsoNvILLE.-Thursday, Dec. 10,
from II a. m. to 4 p. m.
WoLcoTT.-Friday, Dec. 20, from II
to 4 p. m.
STowE.-Saturday, Dec. 21, from 10
a. m. to $50 p. m.
HARDwICK.- Thursday, Dec. 26, from
II to p. m.
No. HYDE PARK.-Friday, Dec. 27,
from $50 to IL a. m.
EDEN MILLs-Friday, Dee. 81, from
II to l p. m.
EDEN CORNERS. Friday, Dec. 27,
from 1 80 to $50 p. m.
JoHNsoN.-Saturday, Dec. %, from
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