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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-05-01
To THE CITIZENS OF LAMOLLE COUNTY AND
MORRIsyILLE ESPECIALLY:

To THE CITIZENS OF LAMOLLE COUNTY AND
MORRIsvILLE ESPECIALLY:
When | returned to my old home at VOL
colt last January after an absence of twenty
one years, | adopted WOlcott as my home
because OF its cherished rememb ranceS as the
home of my boyhood and all my early life.
| also came fully prepared to conduct, sue
cessfuly, | trust, an optical business for more
than the simple sale of gOods-namely, the
scientific adjustment of spectacles to meet all
conditions of the human eye that can posi-
bly, he benefited by spectacles. | am pre-
pared with every modern facility theoreti-
cally, practically, and with all instruments
used in optical science, for the treatment of
all forms of eye difficulties that can be cured
or helped by the use of spectacles, and can if
choose bring recommends, testimonials, etc,
enough to ma Ike q volume from the best ply
sicians, from the largest dealers, who have
sold my spectacles for many years, and from
the thousands whom ! have furnished with
spectaeles Cor twenty years, some more, some
less; but this is unnecessary, and is not for
me TO do.
/ will, however, guarantee all that any
honest, intelligent oculist can do. l will also
visit Morrisville and other towns in Lamoille
county once in two months regularly for the
purpose of scientific adjustment of spectaces.
Ny home office is at WolcOtt because of rea-
sons above given.
| have patiently waited the completion of
my plan of work at Morrsville and Lamoille
county, on account of reasons which | do not
care to discuss, but will simply say, the time
has come for me to act. l am urged by many
good citizens of the county to take up the
work regularly, and so ] will First regular
professional work from this time at Morris,
vile will be June to inclusive, at Morris
vile House. Every case positively guaran
teed to be as perfectly fitted with spectacles
rs can or viii he done by the men who give
us our textbooks in optical science. Office
at WolcOtt last week in each month.
DIR. 7. p. HUBBELL,
Proprietor Crystal Gem Spectacles.
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Johnson.

Mrs. VIII Bolewine's mother and sister from
Pittsford, are visiting her.
Mrs Saunders and children have returned
from their trip to Massachusetts.
Mrs. Burnham, of Jacksonville, is in town
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. P. Jones.
NJ P Maurice, of Waterville, is in town for
a few days visiting his Normal friends.
Lyman Jones has returned from Lebanon,
n. H., where he has been spending a few
weeks
The high water last week enabled the Bucks
to get many Of their logs down the Gihon in
20 Fhe Lamollle
Those attending the lecture at Morrisville
last Friday evening report pleasant time
and a fine lecture,
The r. A. Y, W. X. club are holding very
interesting meetings. They have limited their
number to twenty-five,
The Rand gave US the first open-air concert
of the season last Friday evening, We hope
for frequent repetitions.
The friends of Rev Mr.. Howard welcome
him hack another year. His lahors have
been signally blessed the past few months.
Grant Fancher has accepted a position as
teacher in one of the grades i'll the Reform
School at Vergennes. He leaves home this
! Wednesday.
Mishap number two for little Oren Jones, is
| the logs go by, he fell in, but was rescued by
some of the men. -.. t. '.'
| Rev. c. Fl. Merrill State missionary, was in
/ town over Sunday, preaching at North Hyde
| Park in the afternoon, and speaking at the
! Congregational church here in the evening.
Rev Thos. Crudgington has resigned the
pastoFate of the First Baptist church at Mer-
edith Village, n, H., and accepted Il call to
the Raptist church at North Leyerett, Mass.
/ heginning his labOrs Nav l.
A telegram was received last Monday week,
announcing the death of Mrs. Mary Waters
Ryan. Her home was in East Hartford,
Conn. She leaves a husband and one child to
mourn her loss. They have the sympathy OF
| Mary's johnson friends.
The "C'' class will give an entertainment at
Normal Hall Friday evening, May ?, exer,
cises beginning at q 10. A cordial invitation
is extended to all. An admission of 10 cents
is charged to help pay for the piano. -
The Listers have completed tbeir abstract
Of the LIST and placed il an file in the town
clerks office, and have SGT Tuesday, May 6
as the day upon which to meet and " hear
persons aagrleved by their action" The
lists that require five figures to express them
this year are set to the following names; G.
H. Stearns $lS162, 7. J, Baker $1779S, Mrs
l.. NJ, Knight $1,000, Ira Hawley, guardian
of Harry and Clummie Fullington, $1110S
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EAST ELMORE.

In the item in last week News AND CITIZEN
relating to the sale of Ira Morse's sugar lot
to f. B. Morse it should have been B. F.
Morse. we D So
Edith Silloway, of the johnson school, is az
E: W. Patterns sick with the Measles,
Mrs. Bert Ward is quite sick,
School in district No, s has commenced
with Miss Mary Lyon, of Morrisville, teacher.
School in the Fisk district commences Mon
day, April %, with Alice Fisk as teacher.
Henry Whiten died Friday evening, April
%. Mr.. Whiten had felon on his hand,
which resulted in blood poison He was a
man that will be missed in the community,
having the confidence of his neighbors, and
holding positions of trust in town. He leaves
a wife and two children, with a large circle OF
friends, t o mourn his loss
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CADYS FALLS.

Walter Minor is at work for Sam Town.
j: 1. K. Reed is thoroughly repairing his
buildings.
Clark Richardson and wife are living with
her father at present
Roland Boomhower and family have re-
turned to Nova Scotia,
S. B. Clark has returned from a business
trip to st. Adams and Burlington.
Nina Yates, of Franklin, who is attending
school at Johnson, spent the Sabbath with
her cousin, Blanche Cheney.
Sylvester Wood has commenced work for
c. S. Page, making ten from this place who
now have employment at the hide-house
H. j. Lilley has sold large number of his
famous lumber-wagons, and has supply
now on hand to be disposed of at low prices.
Nehemiah Town was remembered on his
birthday by his young friends, who gave him
a surprise as well as Fumber of appropriate
gifts.
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the willing hands of the students last Satur-
day There is no highway across the park.
anu teams are requested to 'go round"
An exciting game of ball between the Acad
envy hlne and the Black Hawks was played
on the old playground last Saturday result
ing in favor of the former. The scores ran M
INTO the clouds so it's no use to count them
slght change of teachers is made IN the
graded department account of the sick
ness OF Miss Parmalee, of the intermediate
department, Miss Cora Mudgett, of the Pri-
mary department, taking her place, while
MISS Emma Mudgett takes the Primary.
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BELVIDERE.

]. C. Hodgkins had the misfortune to lose
his Hutchin5 horse last week - -
Frank Lee and {. G Gushing have rented
the gtterhfook farm for one year:
Bavid Lawrence has lost two valuable
heifeFs this spring and Amos Lawrence q COW,
Messrs. Peek 4 Hodgkins have dissolved
partnership, MI. Peck retiring and Mr.,
Hodgkins carrying on the tub business alone
Waldo Potter is the happy father of Il boy.
AFRO Brown goes one to keep even, the
seventh being n boy and a nine FOUNDER. He
says he will keep six ahead of Waldo anyhow,
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News and Citizen.
Thursday, May |, 1890.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mrs Reed has just returned from market
and announces an opening Thursday and
Friday of next week
We want 100 barrels clean hen manure at
once, for which a liberal price will be paid.
WEBSTER 4 STAFFORD, Morrisyille.
WANTED.-A few good men to handle Ium-
Der at Potterville Mill; steady employment
for good help Apply to
L. s. MORSE, Wolcott, Vt
Fo2 SALE.-House and lot in village. also
valuable timber and pasture land For fur
Their particulars inquire of
o. ID. STURGEs, Morrisville, Vt.
Mrs. E. A. Hadley is back from market
with a large stock of millinery, fancy goods.
and new and complete line of Kid Gloves.
Latest styles, Lowest Prices. Opening Thurs
day and Friday Call and examine.
SPRING MILLINERY.-Have Just returned
Rom market with fine assortment of the
latest styles of spring and summer millinery
full line of ruchings, dress Innings, fancy
goods, etc, all at reasonable prices. The
ladies are constantly invited to call and look
over the goods
MRS G. W. Brown, Hyde Park
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\ Theodore Roosevelt in politics, an
Andrew Carnegie among rich men, a
Chauncey. NJ. Depew in railroading, II
Geo. W. Gable among those-like the
majority of those in the South
tinged with African blood, make q
good American quartette 3Each can
sing his solo well and with a great
compass QfoVoice, and the world will
listen and be educated, as well as
keyed up to true concert pitch.
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WATERVILLE.
John McManiman is on the sick-list.

JUHH MCManlman IS on the slck-IiSt.
Charles Harvey and Kittie Wells are at
work in Hyde Park.
Charles Sherman and Ed Culver have each
come out with new wagons.
George Stevens was doing a job of mason
work in Hyde Park the past week
DR.. Fl. E. Colvin, of Burlington was called
to town this week to see Mrs. J. Y. Stevens
who is unwell
Mrs. Lang has moved her millinery goods
from the Hulburd house into part of the
house of her father, Adial Alvord
H. L. Beard went to Brattleboro on Mon
day after Elizabeth Darrah, who has been at
the Insane Asylum for the past two years
DR.. Fosburgh, H. A. Sawyer, H. 0. Carpen-
ter and B. f. Tallard, of Rutland, were in
town the past week looking after the freestone
business here. They are to commence taking
out stone this week.
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WORCESTER.

laura Town has returned from caring for
Mrs. kimhall,
School commenced Iaet Monday at Hamp-
shire Hill, Miss Tewksbury teacher,
l.. d. Russells mill is again in running
order and the boys are all smiling now
George Stones house was burned last week.
They succeeded in saving some of the furni-
tuFe.
You would think by the trading that is
done up in the mountain that you were on
Broadway, New York.
One Of the Porugese boys at l.. d. Russell's
mill recently fell fram a swing and broke his
left arm. 1T is a Very bad fracture. He is
receiving good carr at Mr. Bussell's.
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Probate Court--LamoiIle District.

The following business was transac-
ted at the Probate Office in Hyde
Park during the week ending April
26, 1890: 49,
April 22-L. B. Tabor,s estate Mqrristown
Will proved and gpnroved; e. II; Foster and
A NJ Burke, EXECUTORS.
April 23.-J S. Lamson's estate, New York
City; T. b. Barney appointed administration
/ April 24.-Deaua MeAllister's estate, Stowe
Rose F. McAllister appointed Administrative
April 25.-Harriet Lqnt's estate, Hyde
! Park; Commissioners make report Admin
! istratOr presents his account for settlement
! hearing set for May II, 1890.
IN INSOLVENCY.
| April 22.-S, q, PHnRocE Insolvent Debtors
estate, Wolcott; 2nd and Bird Meeting O
Creditors called; Hearing set for May Il
/ 1890.
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FLETCHER.

4. J; L.Aiott is setting type in the Courier
office, Sw9ntoR.
Eli CormieF has moved TO the Fisher farm
at North Fairfax, which he is to run on
shares.
Another youngster arrived at A. e. Leach's
Friday night-a boy-making the fifth in sue
cessiOn.
Mrs Albert King died suddenly on the / Stl
inst, of heart trouble Her funeral was at
tended at her late home in the west part o
the town On the next Sunday afternoon, Rev
Henry Croeker officiating assisted by Rev
Mr.. Graves There was an abundance o
flowers, among which was beautiful pillow
so arranged az TO read Cur Sister" upoI
one side, the gift of her sister, Miss Amanda
Northrup, who is n teacher in Richmond, Va
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-05-01
Tie largest EsgsiRess Eyer TRANSACTED
By a life snsuranCe COMPANY

The new business of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of New York
for the first quarter of the present
year, is reported to exceed Fifty Mil
lion Dollars. This is at the rate of
two hundred millions of assurance
for the year, and is unprecedented in
the annals of life assurance.-FrOnl
the New York Sun, april 4, 1890;
See advertisement in another column.
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NOTICE.

The resident proprietOEs Of. the town of Hyde
Park h tile eOuntY'of I.amoille are hereby nOti-
fed that the taXeS assessed by said town for one
and two years next preceding this date remain
ing lands in said town to wit: Being fifty acres,
more or less, and part of the third division lot
drawn to the original right of Elisha Marvin
part of third division lot drawn to the original
right of Asa Waterman; also about twenty-five
acres of land part of the third division lot drawn
the same premises deededto Ebenezer Douglass
by Abel Smalley and wife April 9, 1878, and re-
Gently occupied by ID. H.IBedeH; andSp Mulch OF
dwelling house Of A. A. Speer in SAID town Of
Hyde Park on the 10Th day of May next at two
o'clock in Che tprnOOp, as shall be requisite to
discharge said taxes With costs unless previously
S. E. WAITE, Collector of Town Taxes
Dated at HYI8 PdTk, this 18th day Of 1prU
H. D. 1890.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-05-01

BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.-The best saIve
in the world for cuts, bruises sores, ulcers,
salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblans, corns, aud all skin eruptions, and
positively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded Price % cts. per box FoI
sale hY A. o. Gates. Morrisville.
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EAST HARDWECk,

Hunt & Bahbitt have gone to market this
week.
Mrs. Lawrence and daughter are away on
a visit.
Geo. Rowe wears a smile these days. 1t is a
7-pound boy.
Most of the farmers have finished sugaring.
About the usual quantity has been made.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

viii Lowell is under the doctors care.
Oliver Warren has taken the TiIlotson
place to carry on.
Help is scarce at the mill GRAY has hired
H Camp for the season.
Gene Stoddard works for Wheeler. His
brother Charles works for c. C. Brown. also
Heney King.
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last year Tor the prices named

The AVERAGES about 81, 900. There
is a great demand for Ben Franklin
stock
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DEATHS

WHITEHALL West Woodbury., April %,
1890, H. E. Whiten aged 50 years.
PERRY.-Tn Cambridge, April "a, 1890, Gid
con Perry aged "A years.
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BURKE-HUTCHINS.- Pleasant Valley,
April %, 1890, by J. D. Stafford, Esq, Ed
win S. Burke and Lucy E. Hutchins, both
of Cambridge.
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Mems Suits from
$500 Upward.
Found at Last

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Upon the health of these organs, de-
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mailed free.
RUTLAND, VT, August s. 1885.
Dear Sri wiite to give my testimony to the
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES

ROWE-In East Hardwick, April "a, 1890,
a son to Mr.. and Mrs. George Rowe.
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rnnm THE ACADEMY.

Spring time has come. and with 1t the slick
NOM Of Yards and parks. After the fashion
the Academy park was much improved by
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p, S.-Correspondence solicited by us
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Tl.USTlGE'S SALE.
SALE.

i
BY virtue Off decd Of trust madeby George ".
Ticuiann and Mary a. TiemAnn, his wife, to me a.
trustee. bearing date on the first day OF Decem
Der, 1855, and recorded In the Office OF the Clers
OF the County Court of Ohio county, West Wiz
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county, III the city Of Wheeling, on
~ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, $780,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. M, all the right, titlt
and Interest OF the SAID George W. Ticmann hpc
Mary A. TicmGnn, his wife, or either of them
legal or equitable, III the following described
real estate that Is TO sny: -Four acres auG
twenty pescaes t'ermeTly Part Of the farm 5, Al
/ wards by Samuel J. Boyd) III OHIO county, Oh
the National Road. about two and hhlfmiles
cast o! the ci!y OF Wheeling; beginninsAi stskt
on the east side Of the said road, and the south
west corner Of tract OF land on the 10Th day o.
July, 1885,. conveyed by Adam Fitchnee and wit,
TO Jacob u. Warden; thence north 2G.I5 wcsl
1917 poles; thence north CG.lS east llA poles:
thence south 81 cast poles tolhe line OF the
land conveyed us atorG aid TO said Warden
thence south Gi.59 ives. 4pA poles Win the line
OF the land conveyed ss aforesaid to said War
den to tho beginning, together with inc rish
OF way along II lane twelve ieet wide running
with and adj oia!ne tho northwest line Of par
eel OF land, (ucar the lnnd conveyed by said GeeG
OF trust) on the aOth day OF July. lS52. conveyed
by Adam Fitehner md Wife TO Edward N. Nor
ton also the right 10 the use Of The large spring
in another aud contiguous part Of said farm
4 with the further right 10 lay water pipes from
said spring 10 any OF The land conveyed y'sAio
deed Of ,rUst. But allsub}Ccl to the concurrent
and joint interest OF certain other persons. spcci
tcd III ssid deed from said Fitcnncr aud wife IL
! said EdWa ard N. Norton; the sa!dptoperty above
I conveyed BeinS tho same which WIS conveyed
! to the said John Henry Temaun by George W
Robinson and wife by deed dated January 2!
: 1869, aud ofrecord III the land records Of Ohio
4 County, In Deed BOOK No. IS, page l3l.
! TEENS or S4LE-One third, or rs much more
as the purchaser llny elect, cash in hand on III,
day OF sale, and the balance IN Two equal INSTALL
I months from the day Of sale With interest, the
\ purchaser TO give his notes for tho deferred In
6tailments With good security. aad The legal title
=, 70 be retained us further security untll DE slio
Z notes aud interest are paid. ~ O.
EtI7NolS .=r u.s.. W, =. HUBBARD, Trustee,
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1.-Two Stock,

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 5.-Cattle-Re 9,ooa
head sshipueals s,0oOh head market weak; prime
export and shipping steers s, SIPS SO: others
~, "a l.; Texans s. 7oal %: eoys, bulls and
shipments 5000 head: market dull, slow and
lower; light mixot s. 4ea3 S.; mixed packers
. Gea3 70 prime heavy aud butcher weigh s
81 gas 50; light 50 l5a3 IS. Sheep-Recripts
o n head; shipments 1000 head: market active
! %: So G5ai S711aa; lambs 81 95a5 9j. ~
CINCINNATI, O., Dec, 5-IIors I'm hct,cr do.
mahd ana higher; common and light S. 75a, 70.
packi lg and butchers s. 85as IS; receipts 5000
head; shipments 1900 head. : ~ Se
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NEW YORK. Dec. 5:--Pe.rolcum opened steady,
ana aitera slight rally became weak on forced
sales, remaining so until the close Pennsyl.
vanla 81 SPOT, sales none. Pennsylvania, Jan.
aa.y optlnn opened at &c: highest exc: lowest
I 10y est Ike; highest and closing l5c. Total ales
~ CITY, PA, Dec. 5.-opcned at 6d3.c: hlah.
es1 G.Ac; lowest 692c: closed at G5sc; sales 65,.
Sso 81, barrels: charters 1883 barrels; sh!pEents
!2Si lsa barrtls; runs 81, $50 ba:iels.
bRApFoRp. Pa. Dec. 5.-opened at GGs1c;
ciosea AZ ,S ~ highest 67iSc: lowest 651So:
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. 5.-Pctroeum weak aud
Lover lower: op.ne1 at C6'sc closed at &c; highest
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LEADING authorities say. the only
proper way 70 treat catarrh is to take a
constitutional remedy, like Hoods sar-
saparilla. ''i& N
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.HNHE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
II Ia bright. sparkling, instructive family
,eurual. II Is original Ia cycry department,
clean III every line aud suited az It Is intended
to interest and improve every member OF the
family, whether IN city OK country.