News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-05-23

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G. 5. Page still wants few more
good men at his Hide House.
WANTED.-A good man to work in
my stable at the Malvern Farm. Call
on or address at once.-C. r. PAGE.
I shall resume lessons for term of
ten weeks. the first of June. Instruc-
ton on piano-torte, organ, cornet and
violin also harmony and singing.
w. F. WHIPPLE.
NoTICE.-I will be in my office in
johnson, for the week beginning May
p, 1889. Those desiring work done
will make their engagements early.
j. +. WILSON, ID. D. S.
HOSES FOR S1TE.-A car load of
L horses for sale at American House
stables. These are a good lot from
Montreal, consisting of drivers and
workers. 1t don't cost anything to
see them and try them.
: G. F. RANDALL.
/ wish to announce to the public
that 1 have opened first-class livery
on Main street, Morrisville, and am
prepared to furnish teams for long or
short drives at reasonable rates. /
have also a feed stable in connection
with my livery. Ally motto is ''live
and let i've" A. L. CHURCHILL.
To the farmers of Lamoille County
who are going to buy Phosphates for
the coming season, l wish to say that
| am agent for the Bowker Fertilizer
Company for the sale of their Hill and
Drill Phosphate and Stockbridge Ma
hures. These goods / have placed
among the very best of our farmers
for the last five years, and all report
good crops by the use of them.
G. M. STRONG, Hyde Park, VT.
For SALE.-The stallion Tom
Payne, four years old, sired by Wards
Lambert, dam sired by Ben Morrill, !;
pacing mare eight years old and a
yearlIng flly, sired by Tom Payne
and out of the pacing mare. Also an
upright Mathushek piano, nearly new,
Carriages, sIeighs, household furni-
ture, etc. The above property will
be sold cheap for cash or good paper.
Also my residence on Pleasant street
for sale or to remit. J. HoLBRooK
FoR SALE OR RENT.-Rare chance
for business in AIorrisville. Half of
the block now occupied by me for a
store; 25 by so feet with basement
the same size, well fitted for general
merchandise, or grocery or other bus
mess purposes light, airy and pleas
ant. Would sell the whole building
and stock of goods cheap, if desired
on account of advancing age and the
health of my family.
S. III. Tiff, MorrisVille, Vt.
GLAYMONT PATCHEN. - This fine
bred horse will make the season o.
80 as follows: Mondays at hote
stables, Wolcott; Fridays at johnson
hotel stables Saturdays at Morris
vile hotel stables, and the remainder
of the time at G. p. Randal's stables
at Green River. He is seven years
old, stands 16 hands high and wal
raised by Judge Keith of Arlington
Mass. He comes of first-class trot
ting stock. Lovers Of good horses
should see him.
No wonder Miles, Mcmahon & Co
get such o large trade increasing
every month";. Buying for three
stores enables them to sell very low
(Take all discounts.) They give ben
efts to those who deserve. What dc
you think of man in business who
will not give 80 days when he himself
takes 60 days, who will sell goods a:
low as the lowest and some lower
cash or no cash? Case good prints
cts. case indigo prints Z CTS; War
wick ginghams 8 cts: case cotton:
cts; 10 boxes SC soap at cts ;
pounds good tea 81; boys and girls
straw hats Is to 20 cts. Mems anC
boys clothing; $1,000 worth of new
$3.50 and $40 suits beat them all q
cases mems and ladies' shoes and slip
pers; carpets, oil cloths, crockery
paints and oils, -four and feed;
nice stock of groceries just received
from down country. Have a GOO
market for 200 tubs butter each week
Will buy all your wool at &c cash
1t pays the boys to have Stowe tn
best butter market in Vt. /; they he'll
TO do it. They take all farm produce
Give them a call. ga Farmers" an
creamery man.