News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-06-15
News and Citizen.
MORRISVILLE and HYDE PARK
Thursday. June IS, 1893.
BUSINESS NOTICES.


WANTED.-A permanent home in some good
family for two bright, healthy children, boy
about ten and girl between four and five.
E. E. BRIGHAM, Overseer Poor,
June Is, 1898 Town of Morristown.
FENCE BoARDs-I have 1000 fence boards
which | will sell for cent each if taken at
once. Also lot of culled hemlock at $500
per 1000. Come quick.
1872 C. B. SWIFT, Garfield
To RENT-The Store recently occupied by
Noble & Cobb. Enquire of Geo. K. Currier,
Morrisville, Vt.
O. D. Matthews has tenement in his block
on Bridge street and store under FL. E. Cut
ler's gallery on Portland street, to rent.
WANTED.-Help to peel 100 cords of hem
lock bark from logs in mill-yard. Will pay
BIZ the day or cord. &. A. MORSE,
East Gilmore, VT.
Go to lifts for very nice potatoes also
mems pants at s l. mems calf shoes at 81 %,
mems calf boots at S1.75, and ladies button
boots at SO cents. | sell 10 pound butter
tubs for 10 cents, 20 pound butter tubs for
Is cents, 80 pound tubs for 10 cents, so
pound tubs for % cents A full line of men S
suits at prices sure to please you. Remember
that | give 10 cents for eggs and more if you
want it. Mems and boys hats at low prices.
To SUGAR MAKERs-Mr Henry Waite of
Morrisville, is no longer taking in sugar for
me. He suits me altogether too well, hand
ling sugar that had advertised to be deliv-
cred there, and paying for it with money fur
nished by me. 1t was found that he was sort
ing out the best and marketing it. himself as
he saw a cent to be made in the first quality,
leaving the poorer grades for me. When |
discovered this Mr.. Waite says when called
for the 2nd check, g forgot to tell you had
taken an order of two tons, which | have fill
ed. | will take no more orders and will pack
what comes in now for you" So did not
change my advertisement. May 10Th | was
that Waite had sold out 375 lbs.
more and the person says they paid Waite
cts. per lib. for it. At this time he had nearly
500 of my money in bis hands. The LIST of
May he made a trade with me to let him take
in sugar for me and put it on car this fall at
q certain commission, | to furnish money, for
he said he had no money TO put into it. Now,
about 3 years ago, did not Mr.. Goodrich,
from Hyde Park, draw him 2horse load of
sugar and afte it had been all weighed off
take it away and draw it to Tits store for
me because Waite would not pay him within
one cent per pound what he advertised? And
what about the man from Eden, who hauled
his load back home? | think | knew what
was talking about last week, if Mr. II. Waite
does dispute it. Now, | do not wish to harm
Mr.. Waite, but to protect my sugar trade,
which is quite necessary, for the stores are
taking in for me from Eden to Waitsfeld and
from Hardwick to Johnson. So you see such
a habit H. Waite's disturbs the trade, for
my orders must be filled next fall if have to
pay all get for it. | pay all other buyers
pay where they do not sort it.
C. S, CLARK, Stowe, Vt.
By mistake the latter part of the 18th line
in last week S notice was made to read twill
have" instead of may have" which was the
intention c. S. CLARK.