News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-01-14
News and Citizen.
MORRISVILLE and HYDE PARK.
Thursday. January IA, 1892.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Pictures and books at cost at Harris.
ii. Wait is a hustler, at least he is hustlng
those Vermont Creams
FARM FOR SALE-Owing to the death of
Alden Darling, [ wish to dispose of the farm
IN the west part OF Morristown. 1t contains
about 100 acres, is in a good state Of cultiva-
non ana Inc buildings are in good repair. |
viii sell at Z; low price and on easy terms.
Enquire at farm or write
Mrs. \. \. DARLING, MorrisviIle.
W. Robinson keeps the best of every thing
and that is why he sells Vermont Creams.
Always get Wilson'S prices on furniture.
WANTED !-About Jan goth | shall want
good capable girl to do general house work
OF two. Modern Improvements in house and
good wages. Write at once giving references.
HoRACEC. PEAsE, Hartford, Vt.
Ifyou don't believe I. Morrill, has the best
crackers, just ask him for % cts worth Yer
Eunt Creams.
OF same in old bakery building. now occupied
by q. Il. Harris. Will be vacated Feb l. For
terms enquire of
l. A. WHITE, MorrisviIle
Smyrna Rugs at cost at Harris.
H. P. Munson don't get left very often. as
nc was one OF the first that caught on to the
Vermont Creams.
NOTICE. have just returned from Boston
ana located IN Johnson, where | will do first
elias Dress Making Cutting and fitting a
speciality. VIII also keep IA full line of dress
trimmings, Innings buttons. &C. also novel
ties for neck wear and ladies' fancy goods
My rooms will be with Mrs B. S Fullington
until can secure a store
Miss L. C. BENSON
H. $. Haskins says, he enjoys selling crack
ers that sell, themselves, and that is why he
sells Vermont Creams.
Closing out ali goods at cost. at Harris
Having sold out my interest in the Bakery
business and leased the grocery store in the
same block, III Is my intention to do fair,
square, Legitimate business. | shall keep
nothing but good honest goods and sell
them on reasonable profit. | shall buy al
kinds OF produce in exchange aud would in
vltn the good people of Lamoille county to
call in and give me a share of their ptronage
Look for prices next week as | shall have
some special drives. Wanted every Tuesday
500 to 1000 pounds, strictly fjlncy. new but
ter ii. WAITE, Morrisville.
Buy organs and music at Wilson'S.
FoR SALE.-In Johnson village; house. ell
and barn, with TWO acres of land, 40 fruit
trees running water, &c A very desirable
place for anyone wishing to locate in the viii
iage and near the Normal School. Anyone
thinking Of buying place, will do well to let
us hear from them a once.
l.. NJ. JONES, johnson.
Geo. Slayton knows what trees make shin
gle, and he says those Vermont Creams are
just splendid
Want to buy one odd OK, weight from six
teen to eighteen hundred, red preferred Any |
one having such a one to dispose off forcash |
please write. giving height color, price and |
age. Six to eight years old preferred.
l. 5. MORSE, WolcOtt, VT.
Only few more days to buy goods cheap !
at Harris. He offers some nice China at co st.
Wall papers sold at Wilson's
have one pair of two-horse sIpds, that /
wish TO dispose of They are heavy and |
good for numbering, and will be sold cheap.
0. NJ. WATERMAN, Morrisville.
Buy pure drugs at Wilson's
FoR SALE-Oue pair work horses, Ium-
Der wagon. harnesses, neck yokes, whiftietrees,
chains. &c. also clapboard machine and
lathe, crane, one iron frame fitting table and
band saw. do not need this property and
will make price that will dispose of it. viii
MOrrisville
AUCTION.-As ! have decided for various
reasons, to go out Of the farming business
viii sell at public action, at the place where |
now live the following property: II cows,
one two years old heifer four yearling heif
ers three coming in in January, one new
milch COW, the others are due to come in ear
ly, one fancy pair OF four years old oxen,
weigh about 2T0O pounds, Lice workers, five
horses as follows: one horse nine years old,
1612 hands high, one mare years old, sired
by Ward 5 Lambert, in foal by Rare Ben, one
colt, coming two years old, out of the above
mare, by Cherokee Chief quite well broken,
one colt coming two years old, dam by Tat
tersall. sire Cherokee Chief, one yearling PAGER
by AshWood, 30 nice Cotswool sheep. This
stock is all first-class The cattle are mostly
Durhams, with a few Jerseys, This stock must
and will be sold on Saturday. January 16.
1892, at 10 o'clock, a. M, unless very stormy
when it will be Monday, the 18th. Any one
wanting any of the above stock will do well
to come Time viii be given all sums {
over SO, with good paper; under SO, cash. ;
ALFRED DODGE, Morrisville.
s. Is. Waite, AqctiQneer.
4 nice line of cigars at Wilson'S,