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FINANCE avn rnAug.


Markets..
New YORK Sept H.-NonOY on rail- easy at
per ceuL Primo mercantile paper 3}a5t per
cent Sterling exchange easier, with actual
business In bankers bills Ut 81 sgk for demand
and slsst4Ai 81 for 60 days, Posted rates, 81 spa
9Oand s. 9cli On. Commercial bills, 81 GsH.
Har silver G6isc Mexican dollars blllC,
The stock market opened weak, tho ullselillng
influences Of the previous day continuing oppI-
alive London prices Tor American securities,
Us had been expected, came lower, tho reporled
declines extending to "a per cent. There was
10 important Jews bearing npOu tho prices o.
stock errhnugcauCuriics, but the expectation OF
samelhlUg vaguely uulayarah,1 vas felt by
many vi tnG traders, The downward tendency
was not pieved until llil5 clock, when cover
lug Of shorts temporarily stemmed tho rectS'
| alOns Tho break ranged from Traction 70 ",
| per cent The rally extended from y 70 W pei
| cent Tho Improvement WRN AhoTthNeu, now
ever aud In the last fifteen minutes OF bu!lnuai
m effective drive caused TecesslOnS oil halh pol
cent, sugar making the extreme loss, the mar
kol closed weak ~ not far from tho lowest hgh'es
| OF tho day,
The trading In bonds In to'day's brief session
| was Rnmatci with considerable Weakhess' y ~
| feature especially In the speculative Issues Ih'
| sales WerG 81, $4,000
| state buuds inactive.
| Railroad bonds weak.
| Government bonds firm. 800.
lRe total sales OF stocks to-day were 2ol'o1'
shares
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
eases relieved in six hours by tho "Nrw
CHEAT SoUTu AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE"
This new remedy is great surprise on
account Of It's exceeding promptposS in
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back Rad every part Of tho urinary pass.
ngs in mRlO or female. II relieves 70.
tGntion Of wator and pain in passing u
almost Immediately. II yon want quick
roiel and euro this Is your remedy,
Sold by Il II. List, druggist, Wheeling.
w Va
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Tho bost uRlvo in tho world for cutI,
bruises, SoroJ, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever
Soros, toLtor, Chappod hands, ohilOlaina,
cotns, aud all skin oruptions, aud posi-.
tiyely cures piloi, or no pay required.
II In guaranteed to give perfect aatisias.
ton or money refunded, Pricn Is
cents por box. For sale by Logan Drug
Uotn nnny
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ChicncO-There were not enough cattle to
make a market to-day only about 800 head beiug
received Hogs firm; heavy 81 sJal 10; mixed
81 pihi ~: lighi 81 pat u; natives 81 jOn3 o..
sheep steady At unchanged prices. Receipts
Cattle 500 head calves lUl head hogs SVOl mead
sheep 200 head.
Erst IibrrtV Cattle market steady and IN
changed. Hogs active aud higher prime, light
and medium grades 81 coat ~; common to fair
Workers q irAl ~; rlughs 81 OOai ~ Sheep
steady at yesterdays prices
UinoirnNtl-Hogs fairly active and Etcady a:
81 h0li So receipt, JJ0 head; shipments 400
head
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CHILDREN, especially infants arc soon
run down WITH cholera infantum or
GUNNER complaint" Don't wait to
determine. but give De Wits Collie aud
Cholera Cure promptly, you can rely on
1t. UIo no othor. Logan & Co., Wheel.
ing, w. Va, b. +. Peabody, Bonwood,
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10. Dr. aory'B hvc.minuto head'
lOS' auhn cure Guaranteed TO euro
sick or nervous headache In Iivo min.
utcs. Deaf headache euro OIL earth, Try
1t only ton Cents Eot aNlo by all drug
pIsls. Rood, Robb 4 liroldlng, Whole.
aRlO AgOnia MwdR'
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~ boieys Hoods sarsaparillA saved
inv IiO. had pneumonia iOver nnh
could scarcOv walk, was 40 weak
After had lakOn ono bottle Of lloods
gAHRparllIn was nble to walk three
miles In loss than lIni n day, ] have
now used throo BOTTLES aud mn vol. ~
Elizabeth q. Huffman, FolloWSyiIlc,
w. Va,
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FRoM all auCouuW ChLnhorlhin'a
Cough Remedy !, Godsend to the at.
hIcind. ThOto Ia no advertisement
about this, wO fool Just lIko saying IT.
Tho Democrat, CarrOlllon, Ky.
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New Ynrk-rlg Iron steady. Copper quiet;
hrokcr,' price laltc, Lead quiet. Tin quiet.
shelter steady.
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RAILROADS.
,g, eonnsylvunia Stations,
VgEGRnSgIVdRia LINES.
Trains Run By Central Time.

TIrKEr OTFfcTs At PENNSYLVANIA STATION o.
NNrRR ST.. ROur or Eleventh ST., NHEELiSo,
AT NcluHE HoUsE, WHEELIEOi AND At TnE
pISSgNLvAStA STATION. pRiDdEfuRT.
pArr,twrgr gYgrpv-"pIS VlSpLE ROUTE"
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
co uREwsrrR NccClycr,

limo Table No IL, 70 taxa tOct ii0lA M
SUNDAY November ~ 1891
lriyc Wheeling -ISiUl tSiii, ili.I1a. IN, tl.at
slil1, tliD, 1900 ~ N.
loGyc lonIn'ula IL oO, tSI5i, IiiiiOA m,tliA
tgi9i, tlll6, 1905 n. H.
pAVp Martins fotfJ -tShl 1851, tHiSla IN
i2li1, ava taxa Nh ..-.....-.
A. m., tl.EN, tilii, tlit6 il'lS y, IN
Leave Terminal Junction 1900 4 m,
sii,i0 A Ill.,, 1l.hn ti,Oi, Ibit lsItj r. m.
Leave Hlrlnsteuy -ifiS, tl'OI a M, 'llh
NlOi. ITO. Ialip tS.tlp. m.
'itayo Ponln,nla- l7'A,l pliA M, 'i7i5i, it'll
Ul7, laIl6, Is!iS H. IN,
NKtlys Wheeling ITO 1870 q m, 'lltJL
ui7, ms, thil 1915 y, IN.
tbiily InkIiy otcspt siniay Sunday oalf
Ailtfalns will run on Etitafn Time
III TAUs5lu, superintendent
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on Citv-Opcnoi at q: highest 81 2li lowest
81 a: closed it 81 ~ shipments O6Sid barrels
uluA "a Gli barrels
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MRS. HARRIS SCHOOL
FOR
Young Ladies
and Children.
1915 Market ST., Wheeling, W. Va.

Filth annual seISlon bsgluS MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 10, 1895. This school oilers a
complete and thorough education In PRACTICAL
ENULIsH MATHgHATiC5 ESGLEH CLASSICS, LATIN,
MOpgRS LANGUAGES aud EL0CuTIoS.
Special advantages orered graduates from
public schools aud othen WHO desire 10 pursue
higher branches Of study.
Methods and course Of instruction COMPARE
iAvorRbly with the best Seminariei In the cOun'
Try.
Boys received In the Primary and lutermedi'
ate Departments. For circulars OF Interview,
MRS. ". STEVENS HART,
Principal. Wheeling. ". Va
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
SOUTH BoUNn

On and after Monday. June 10, 1905. Pas
tenger Trains Will run aS follows: SDAilT.
tDHlly Except sunday. Central time
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7lOR. H. tom Cleveland To UhrlchNlllO alS
y M from Vhtlchsyillu IN cleveland runs dally
Through connections and through tickets 10
AllpplnW Call on oar agents NJ address
N, q Carried, uBnOfnl rhHcngQt Agent,
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DIRECTORS.
In. yancs, GeDrgs Z llitai,
J. ". RfoW1L william ElHnsnhh
John TfeW, John l.. Dlckoy.
john WGtsFhouSe. w. Z SIOna
". H. Frank.
Drafts issued on EnElaud. ireland. Scotland
'n'A' p''"'' IL hu''pSi 4 SANDS. Cashier.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
HARDWiCK.

j. Il. McLoud is sick with eryspalas
Master Perley Cobb does not seem to gain
very much,
q. E. McCrlis of West Randolph was in
town last week.
The Lotus Glee Club Intervening of Jan. II.
1t will be the best of the season.
The mercury has registered from 10 to 80
degrees below zero every morning for the
past week.
F. E. Hall and James Buck had law suit
in b. E. Billiards. office Saturday Cause a
horse trade.
Mrs. G. G. Thomas died Saturday from a
previous shock OF paralysis. Funeral Mon
day at her late residence
The cauta+a'ot Queen Esther" will be pre-
sented by local talent, conducted by Prof
Foster, on January 7 and 49,
VIM. l.. Bradford hu lived at the Center.
died Saturday after about weeks illness,
OF pneumonia. Fun rat was held Tuesday.
During the recent cold weather it has been
Impossible with present arrangements to
keep the school rooms in the new building
properly warmed to make it safe for scholars
and teachers.
Prof. Wyman and Miss Hancock, teachers
in the Academic department. of the village
school we're very agreeably surprised by the
scholars presenting them each u silver coffee
cup and saucer New Years morning. The
scholars are sometimes roughish but evident
ly their teachers have their respect and es-
TEEN.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
STOWE.

G. L. Mcmahon was in Burlington Monday
Charles Rathbo has returned from the
hospital not much improved in health.
Miss Nina Gale is home from Morrisvills,
where she has been visiting Mrs. jay Warren.
The snow has caused a sudden upslart in
business and lumhermen are looking happy,
likewise the merchants
Mr. and Mrs VIII Miles of Barre, and John
Qninn of Boston are m own. having bepu
called here by the sickness and death OF their
sister.
1t is reported that the genial correspondent
of the Argus is about 10 have assistance IN
writing up his items tor that paper. Let Us
see If the items are any more breezy.
What is the use OF talking about hard
times when hay j. S12 per ton at the barn,
aud COWS at $50 per head and every thing
else in proportion except perhaps horses.
Any one desiring stock in the Electric rail
road will do wei 10 be on hand at MOOdy'S
office on the Jth. Many applications for
suock are bring received and the road is an
as,uIei fact.
Even the cold weather and deep snow can't
stop the boom Stove has on, aud building
continues. l. A. Pike has let the job for the
cellar for his new house aud it is beng dug
aud the wall laid by contractor Warren from
Concord, n H.
The co muuity was deeply grieved by the
death of Mrs. Mary QUINN Dillingham;,
which occurred last Wednesday,, aztec an ill
ness of only two days Mrs. Dillingham; was
taken Monday night by severe pain, followed
by commissions from whi'h she died. She was
II very estmHbe young lady and had many
friends who join with her husband and rela-
tves III mourning for her.
The reporter wa handed the following item
for insertion in your paper Died in Red
Oak, Iowa, Dec LIST, 1894. of pneumonia
Mrs. l. b. Barton, aged hfty-nine years,
seven months and twelve days. She leave-
IL husband two sons and Two daughters
besides three sisters to mourn for her The
Oldest sister, Susan, lives in Mesa, Arizona,
Almira in Red o tx, Iowa, and Amin CoUpers-
vile, Mich" Mrs. Barton WAS very well
known many people in Stowe who will be
saddened on hearing of her death.
CARD OF THANKs.-We wish through the
columns of this paper to express our heart
felt thanks to all who so kindly assisted us
during the sickness, death and burial of our
beloved wife and daughter.
A. J Dill NGHAM
Mr. AND MRS. PETER QUINN.
Mr. AND MRS. | NJ DILLINGHAM;.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03

D. G. Griswold was in Burlington recently.
Rev. II. Z. Howard was in Mont. Iier last
week.
G E. Melvin and Mark Hebb were home for
Christmas
NJ Shattuck and wife of Eden, spent a
portion of last week in town.
Allen Sinclair and wife of owler. N. Y, Wis
tied at Fred Sincair's recently.
H. 5. Wetherby and wife of Burlington Wis
tied in town a few days last week.
Mrs. A A. HawIey was called to Highgate
last week to attend the funeral of u relative.
Mr. and Mrs Morrison of st. Adams, spent
Xmas with their daughter, Mrs. |. h. Mel
endy
Mrs Conant of New Haven, has been spend
ing a short time with her daughter, Mrs. C..
j. Thomas.
Mr.. LyermOre and Mrs Wright of Burlng-
ton, were in town Saturday, the guests OF
Bessie Wright.
Miss Kate kingsbury who has been stop
ping at the hotel for "a few weeks, was called
to Burlington Thursday.
Betsey Lamploueh and Edward York OF
Milton, were married at the parsonage Tues
day, Dee. %. After a short wedding trip
they returned Saturday eve to G, D. Leases,
where reception was given them.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03

The Junior Endeavor society will hold a
sociabe at Redfield hall Thursday evening of
this week.
An Illustrated lecture entitled THE Column
hian Exhibition" will be gwen by the Coch-
ran brothers ut the Cong' church Tuesday
eve, January 8.
Rev E. Y. Whitman was presented Christ
mas night with "A large plush covered chair,
which was presented him by the members oi
Mineral Lodge f. & A. NJ.
The village mill is again in operation, the
rece snow storm enabling the DRAWN. Of a
necessary supply of logs. !. . Reed manip-
ulates the log rule in the mill yard for the
coming winter.
TIE officers of the Epworth League elected
at the last buscess meeting for the year en-
suing are ii. G. Reed. President Mrs. Fife
GRAY, LIST Weep President; Miss Nellie NJ CLARK,
I'd vice-Presld, Mt; Mrs. Sarah + Cunant, 81
vce-President; Miss lntz Doyiue, 4th vice.
President Mrs Georgia Morse, Secretary,
Geo. L. Merritt, Treasurer. The devotional
meetings are Tues ay evenings, and all are
cordially invited.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03

Josh Patterson is visiting bis father at
Georgia
Beeman Vance spent the past week in
Canada.
Henry Patterson is stop ing in town for a
few weeks
DR.. Hulburd and wife were in town over
christmas.
Frank DAVIS has returned to Burlington,
whore he has ii jIh.
Nr. and Mrs. Homer Wae1ard of Fletcher,
vi-ired friends IA town the past wees.
john Coty has the 10 of g"ttiag out 800
cords Of inch wood Tor Mark Stevens
Chaunc-y rillut,oa aud wifa. Dr.'HpdgGins
and Wit. nd tames Melvin 4ai fm "
spent Christmas with trien Il in Burlington.
MIR aud Mrs Frank Beard rpi ,ice over D..
arrival Of IA son Dee 26. Also un- arrived ~
tne h0ue Of Mr. aud Mrs. HOMER Holmes
Dee 30
At the annual meeting of Henry Carpenter
Post q. \. R No. 100 the fpioAiug officers
were elected Com j If. Thonas; 5. ". e.,
EAgeue Chappell; V g., Chauncey Shat
tuck Q VI Luxe Potter; Chap, W. A.
Leach; On :er OF the D ~, G larlAS 3 1rnurd /;
delegate, h. A. jackson. The ueEr meeting
Tor installation OF Officers viii be held on
Wednesday, January 8, as , p. III. at Il. A.
Jackson'S dwelling house. All comrades are
cordially invited.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
NO. WOLCOTT.

An Boynton has been quite sick but is
now improving.
Mrs Baldwin is no better. Mrs. Smith
still stays with her.
Mrs |. II. SiIlOway held a reception for her
Sabbath school class and their parents, at
ner home on Tuesday eve the 25Uh. Sixty.
five were present, "a part of those being Mrs
lua Cheney's class, by invitation. The eve
ming was spent in social way. The center
of attraction for the little folks was the
Chris mas tree, which was unoaded of its
gifts All were remem bpred. As a token that
they appreciate their efforts, the classes each
presented their teacher with a nice album
fhe gifts were appropriately responded tC
by Mrs Silloway and Cheney, and all went
away feeling well peased and that this was
indeed ii gathering actuated by spirit o
good will
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
WOO. E5IER.

J. r Wilson is On the sick list.
The youngest child of Mrs Landry is ILL.,
W. L Vail of Montpelier, spent sunday in
town,
Mss Jennie Wilson is visiting bee sister in
ElmoFe.
The snow was welcomed by the lumbermen
of rhi5 town.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Morse of Barre, spent
Christmas in town.
Elton Taylor and wife of Barre, visited at
j. Taylor's last week.
The union christmas entertainment at the
Cong church was "a success.
Miss Nellie Dewey of West Berlin, spent
Sunday with Miss Lillian Vail.
Miss Anna Wilson has returned to her school
iii East Elmo after week : vacation.
The Sunday evening lectures by Rev. E o.
Grsbrooke are very interpstngan deserved
ly popular
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
MORRISTOWN CORNERS.

William Douglas of Underblll has been in
town the past few days visiting relatives and
friends.
Alfred Pierce and bride have returned from
their wedding trip. May much happiness at
tend them. aa a~r
Alonzo Batchelder and h 10 son Fred of
Plainteld, were III town recently, called here
by the death of his brother, g. W. Batcheldvr.
Geo. W. Batcbelder died at his home here
Sunday morning, dec. 81, having reached the
age OF 7S years. He eavtsa wife, one daugh-
ter and two sons. The funeral was held on
Wednesday, Rev. Mr. Kellogg officiating Mrs.
Batchelder is now resiuing with her daughter,
Mrs. Il. Douglas. "a
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION.

Mercury indicated 20 below zero Friday
morning.
The depot is to be repaired soon, enlarging
the express room.
Mrs Earl Prior is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. & M. Styg giles.
Lucy Chase is stopping for few days with
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Brown.
A r. Day and wife are at Pleasant Valley
where Mr.. Day is emp we'd lum boring.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
EHS / ELMORE.

Miss Jennie Wilson is visiting at B. F.
Morse's
Miss Edith Swift of MorrisviIle, is in town
for few days.
There is a young man from Montpelier here
to take the place of Rev. Mr.. shaw
Rev. Mr.. Wheeler of Woodbury.. preached a
very interesting sermon last Sunday.
There was a large gathering at Bert Ward Is
Christmas night, it being the 10Th annver.
sary of their marriage. A pleasant time was
enjoyed by oil. they have the bert wishes
OF a host OF friends for a long and happy life
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
Astounding stories of the cheap

Astounding stories of the cheap
ness of horses comes from the west.
They are said to be cheaper than
good dogs in the east. In many
parts of the west two or three dolla rs
is said TO be accepted as good
price for a well trained animal. A
hundred head of unbroken ranch
horses from Wyoming we're sold in
Denver, recently for 800 and the
freight, and in Idaho big stock
farm has turned $50 ponies adrifG
for the winter. A splendid oppor-
tunity for a big serum farm for the
new diphtheria cure appears to be
opening in these distant regions.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
EAST CAMBRIDGE.

K. G. Shute has gone to Albany to Visit
his parents and other relatives.
Miss Lizzie Parkhurst spent last week at
her fathers near No. HyGe Park.
Mr. and Mrs F. E. Putnam and daughter
were in Jacksonville short time last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Stpains OF Hyde Park,
spent few days last week visiting friends in
town.
Snow has fallen to the depth of Ell hit or
ten inches and re thermometer has ranged
from eight to fourteen below zero.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
PLEASANT VALLEY.


Eddie Burke's baby is sick.
Mrs. Eta Day is visiting friends here.
Mrs. 0. T. Pease has returned from West
ford
Mrs. Blanche johnson is visiting at her
brothers in Westfurd.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Gaines were in Burling.
ton the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas spent Christ.
mas with her father, Ormand Butler.
Mrs. Charles Ryan and two brothers from
Fletcher, spent Christmas at Moses Jocks.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
MARRIAGES.

YORK-LAMPLOUGH In Cambridge, Dee.
%. hy Henry {. Howard, Edward c. York
of Milton, and Betsey Nj. Lamplough of
Cambridge.
PIERCE-WHITE.- Morrsvile, Dec. 20,
10y R"v. |. p Booth, d. D, Alfred A. Pierce
and Miss Minnie White, both of Morristown.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
EAST HARDWICk.

The Cong'l church held its annual roll-eall
Dec. 2S.,s
Mr.. Whittier closed his series of meetings
here last Monday eve and has gone to his
homeiin Lawrence, Mass, for a little rest.
after which he will go to Maine Mr. Good
fellow the Gospel singer, from So. Ryegate,
sang the Gospel message and Mr. Whittier
preached it. 1t is apparently the most won
derful revival. that this town has had since
1882. g aaf
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
East johnson,

W. Fl. Stearns went to Fairfield Monday.
A. 0 Bell and wife have been visiting in
Franklin.
MIR. Currie's brother and sister from Fair
fax visited him last week
Will Hayford of Burlington has been spend.
ing the holidays at his fathers.
Florence Parker of Hyde Park visited at
I'll. A. Beecher's the first of the week
Henry Hunter and wife of East Albany
have been visiting at T. N. Witherels.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03

KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood
purifier, gives freshness and clearness 10 the
complexion and cures Constipation, % cts },
so cts, 81 90. For sale by III. j DWinell.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
BIRTHS

MILLS-In Johnson, Dee. 27, 1894, a son
to Mr.. and Mrs Byron Mills.
NOYES-In st. Johnsbury. Dec "a, 1894, a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. A. b Noyes.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
Never Touched Me-

No, it did not, but had you been minute later
it would have KILLED you, and you are neither
fit 20 die or live.
The accident would not have happened, If
you had not been drinking. Some day. you
will be killed when half drunk, and what a
thing to have said of you, "Died Drunk"
Whatever way you die. unless you change your
way Of life, you will be counted as "A Drunk
ard"
We can change all that. We can make man
you. If there is nythIng worth saving in YOU
we can do all that any 0 e can do Tor you. We
will make you h te the sight and taste of Rum
and then if you die drunkard, it wont be our
fault.
neadqrarter of Morell Cnre, Bratteboro,
Vt. ID. il. GRIGGs, Manager.
Physician at Hyde Park, DIR. w. W. GENGE.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03
FARM FOR SALE!

We want to sell our farm, and want to sell 1t
now. II Is situated IN school district No. II,
near the centre Of Hyde Park, and known as
the Capt Jones place contains about 100 acres,
over one-balf of which is in good cultivation.
Has good sugar plare of 90 trees. Will sell
cheap and on easy terus. Apply to g
Il. l.. & H. y. JONES,
Hyde Park, vt,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03

Happy New Year
T 9
EVERY body
CHRISTMAS
is over. We are
glad to know that
we did what we
could to make it
q holiday worth
remembering. It
is not for us to
say aught Of our
success. Let the
hundreds who
thronged our
place and carried
thence the myri-
ad bundles that
gladdened many
homes and hearts
say whether or
not we succeed
ed.
Now for OUR
JANUARY
MARK-DOWN
SALE.
Don't fail to get
Your Share.
Geo. K. C'lrliiGr,
Morrisville, VT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06
MAYOR PADDOCK PETITIONS
THE COMPTROLLER TO BE MADE
THE RECEIVER
OF THE FORT WORTH CITY MA
TToNAL BANI6-A LIVELY CON-
TEST FOR THE POSITION IS EN-
observation-disclosures OF PYTH1As
WILL TAKE A HAND.


The closing today of the city Ma
tional banl, of Fort Worth by Comp
troller Eel,les will bring about an In
teresting contest for the receIvership
resulting. Owing TO the largo amount
OF assets and liabilities concerned, the
pay for the receiver will be very hand
some. Already applications for the
position are crowdlng In upon Mr. Eek
els, one Of the earliest candidates to
file an application is b. h Paddock,
the well-known Fort Worth boomer
and politician. As one of the largest
depositors Is the local branch Of the
Knights Of Pyihias, It is probable that
this order WIN take quite a hand in the
recclvcrshlp fight The comptroller
placed Bank Examiner Mcdonald in
charge of the bank.