News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-15
News and Citizen
MORRISVILLE and HYDE PARK,
Thursday. October Is. 1891.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AuCTIoN.-The subscriber will sell his house
hold goods at public auction on Saturday,
Oct. IL, at O'Clock a. m. at the barn OF
Mrs. a. A. Ward, in rear of Maxield's store,
johnson. consisting of stoves sewing ma
chine, saddle, organ, &c. See poster.
E. ]. WARD.
WANTED.-A boy 16 to Is years old to
learn the Upholstering trade and the Furni-
ture and Undertaking business. Apply or
write ). f. BooMHowER. Criterion F rniture
and Undertaking Store, Wolcott, Vt.
Having returned from market, am now pre-
pared to show the ladies of Morrisville and
vcinity, fine line of millinery as can be
found in the country. A new and complete
line of stamped goods, wash silks and rome
linen knitting silks. corsets, silk and worsted
gloves and mittens, etc. etc. Always glad to
show our goods. Also agent for Butterieks
Patterns. Mrs. E. A. HADLEY.
Morrisville.
LADIEs-Mrs Pottle is home from N. Y
again with a larger and more carefully select
ed stock than ever before. and invites the la
dies of Stowe and vicinity TO give her an ear
ly call as she intends to go to Waterville as
usual the I4th of November, and will remain
there two weeks. Hats, bonntts and toques
made in all the latest and most approved
styles. Mrs. E. PoTTLE, Stowe.
We are just home from market with the
largest stock of fall and winter goods we
nave ever carried. special aJt60UlOn Is
called to the following complete lines flannel
and cashmere dress goods in plain and fancy
colors, ladies', chidren's and gents un
wear, hosiery, gloves, mittens, etc. Large
invoice of single and double shawls, latest
STYLES and shades at bargains Our stock of
boots and shoes is unusually large. Special
bargains in ladies' and children's kid shoes
Agency for the Waverly School Shoe, most
serviceable shoe, for children and ladies,
made. Coon, bear and Jap coats, trunks
hos nd Eatc in 10
pMriesT Nove8tses i'm aitsiines. Prices lower
than ever Cash paid for pFoduEsa sslisssfe-
quired for all goods. We have car of pas
try -four from the celebrated Schumacher
mills, at 600, good flour $5.75.
P. D. PIKE Sons, Stowe.
SPECIAL NoTIoE-I have opened Harness
Shop in the Burke block, next door to Town
Clerks Office. | shall keep on hand full line
of ready made harnesses, blankens, robes,
whips. &C. Repairing speciality; all kinds
of country produce taken in exchange for
goods. A W. MEARs,
Morrisville.
LOOK HERE If you are in want of Furni-
ture call at Wilson's Store. Chamber Suits,
at $3.50, that are usually sold at $1,000.
Dining chairs, so cents each usually sold at
10 cents. Holland curtains % cents each,
complete with fixtures. Curtain Poles, with |
trimmings 50 cents each. Parlor Suits, S3S |
Lounges, $3.50. Ready mixed Paint, any |
common color. S1-35 per gallon. Wall Pa |
pers at reduced prices. Remember the place |
E. G. Wilson's Furniture Store. Morrisville. |
WANTEDl-Fifteen good lumbermen. Apply |
at once to FRANK LARAwAY,
Waterville Vt.
AGENTS WAaFRR.-Wapted a few good men
to sell the Hckok Patent Clothes Dryer;
greatly improved the present year The best
dryer made. Good pay to live men. a. f.
WHITNEY. MorrisVille, vt.