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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-03-05
Hosiery

Wonder if you know how low we
are selling goods in this department
Fleeced lined hose, regular price roc,
now being sold for I3c; soc now be-
ing sold for CSC.
All wool hose, for this weather
nothing more comfortable, regular CSC
line now on sale at I8c; regular 75c
line now only 48c.
These goods are the best grades
and can be relied upon to give you
satisfaction.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-03-05
Estate of Lucinda A. Nutting.
WILL PRESENTED,

State of Vermont. District of Lamoille, IS. In
Probate Court, held at HYDE Park, within and
for said District, on the Goth day of February,
A. ID. 1896.
An Instrument purporting to be the last Will
and Testament of Lucinda a Nutting,
late of Stowe. in said district. deceased. being
presented by Alice A. Raymond, for
Probate, ii is ordered by said Court, that all
a. session thereof. to be held al the Probate Of
flee in Hyde Park in said district on the 2lst day
of March, A. u. 1896, at 10 o'clock In the fore
noon, and show cause, if any they have, against
the probate of said will; for which purpose 1t
is further ordered, that this order be published
three weeks successfully in the NEWS AND
CITIZEN. a newspaper printed at Murrisvllle
and Hyde Park in this State previous to said
time of hearing.
BY the CouTt-Attest.
10 EDWIN G. WHITE. Judge.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-03-05
MORRlSVlLLE.



is a very easy aud pleasing com
mpnt to make concerning the concert
given here last Saturday evening by
Beedle's Orchestra OF heenp, n. II.
Considering the desperately bad
travelling resulting from the rain
and thaw with which the entertain
mpnt came i'm collision. the company
had every reason to feel that they
had "A very f4ttpring audience in
numbers, and made up of people
appreciating a good thing when they
are aware that they are seeing or
hearing such.
The work of the full orchestra of
thirteen members is marvellous in its
harmony and finished execution,
while the various other numbers up
on the program, including solos, quar-
tetts aud the like, were above critl-
cism, and every number was received
with warm applause. The deScrip-
tive pieces and funny business en-
tering into such, took" as they al
ways do.
The company is made up of many
of the unsteady gifted family Of
Beedles', and others, all finished
musicians in their chosen parts.
They are Il gpntlemanly appearing
company Of men, and II re-appear
ance in MorriSviIle would insure a
full house, rs indeed would have been
realized Saturday evening but for the
condition of our streets and the
travelling outside.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-03-05
" THE
RICHARDSON"

The display of Dress Goods shown
the past few days is unmatched in
any single store in the State. That
comes through selection, trained ar
tistic selection, which brings to the
ladies of Burlington and other towns
the proper stuffs to meet Dress
Goods wants.
All the different weaves, styles and
colors. Goods to please every one
and while great many handsome
cnes cost only little money they are
the finest goods.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-03-05
A Pleasant Gathering.

The annual family reunion and
parish meeting attended by those
whose church home Is with the
UnlVprsaIl@t society OF MorTlsvlllr,
proved a very pleasant affair at the
church on thursday afternoon and
evening OF last week. About one
hundred ana twenty-five sat down to
me tables prepared IN the VestrE
foiIo"ing tue Supp'r the people adj
Jonrhtn TO lhe church where were
,leId Tue posi- prahulal exercises. =.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-03-05
Estate of elijah NJ. Had,ock.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the district of
Lamole Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate of Elijah n. HadlOck late
of MOrrstOwn. vt in said district, deceased, aud
all claims exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby
aforesaid at the residence of A. b. Smi h at Nor
ristOwn Corners on the 2lsl day of March and
18th day of August, next, from 10 o'clock a. m.
nutil 4 O'clock p. M, each of said days. aud that
six months from the 18th day of Feb A. ID. 1896 is
the time limited by said Court for said creditors
TO present their claims TO us for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Morrstown this 2Ith day of Feb.
ruary A. ID. l,s6
A. II. SMITH
FRANK l[ENFIELD,
Is Commissioners
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-03-05

In connection with the comment
on town hall receipts of last weeks
issue, the idea intended to be con-
veyed, that fifteen dollars above
expenses doesn't represent a salts
factory income to the town. We do
not for a moment question but what
that amount turned in by the jAnitor
is perfectly correct in consideration
of the receipts, it is simply a matter
of income as compared with expenses.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-03-05

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II is nnt rot ratad hy +bo soo;o+v
that y chnrcb sbaIi no orootod ali 40
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In sigbt nnariv Or on;te tho a,norn+
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and bonina tbat III tbnso wbn an ~
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tor viii va,y eno6 Lo dn1arn1inod La
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3oo rs nnt cra,,, a,,t,ido ~ 10
ro0,lar ,,roh 1,,,,,,,,,.t,, ~ +h,t ~,
cietr AnaDnea, r. townsman Who
are IN poslUon TO give some aId,
regardless OF church atilI'atIons Is
always customary 10 an event OF inns
klhd' LeGtefS rom former residents
ana friends OF the community ana
Ohechurch are also very encouraging
ana Indicate tnat memorial WINDOWS
OF memorial doofWays' entrances,
memorial pulpit ana platform equip
menus are IN slght Ia sulilcIent num-
Der 10 equip The edlhre contemplated
AhaoJourheu iheetlng Oh thesocieIy
VIII De held three weeks from last
Friday night, at when tlme ad-
uitlohal pans VIII De submitted, ana
IL the oiedges III the hahdS OF Jne
committee nave reached a certain
ssPeclneu amount the society VIII at
tnat Tune formally vote TO proceed
WIN Ghe erectloh OF a church ouiidlng !;
OUT II Une amount thodght TO De a
sale basis Is not reached then, the
WORK OF securing ana must be con
tinued, LOT IL IS the nina OF all that
the matter Deconducted IN business
way WlGhou6 mourning a heaVy DEBT.
Wbon oh whom will Atorr;o+o,rn
oot bovonJ Tho nr;n; " nro b iSt"m ;,
g. o1d boro n,hl;a III a"eo -
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-03-05
Probate Court. --Lamoille District.
DRnR W. NATIEE.

Until further notice. Probate Court for said
District will be held at he Court House in
Hyde Park, in said district, on each Monday
and from / 80 to p. m. Gu trdan accounts
will be settled at such times a. are fixed by
previous a 'rangement. Accounts of EXecu-
tors and Ndml illustrators should be filed in the
Probate ONCE when apple ttiOn IS made tor
notice Of the SettlemaF t thereof.
EDWIN t.. WHITE, Judge.
Hyde Park, Vt, July 49, 1891.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-03-05
Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to re-
fund the money on fifty cent bottle of
Greene's Syrup of Tar IL it fails to cure your
cough or cold, We also warrant q % cent bot
tie to prove satisfactory or no pay,
HALL & CHENEY, Morrsyle
DwINELL PHARMACY. Worthwhile
HOLMES & CowLEs, Johnson
g. T. JoEEs, johnson
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-03-05

At the regular meeting Of Lamoillp
Grange Thursday afternoon a class
of thirteen were instructed in two
degrees. washington" was dis.
cussed and several rendered tribute
of praise. A decanter which Wash
iDgton once held in his hand was
exhibited. Brother Foster from
Johnson Grange, and seventy La.
noble Changers enjoy the session.
The next evening social will be Satur-
day, March 7. Degrees will be con
ferred, short literary program pre-
scented, and feast and social hour
will beenjOyed by all those who come.
The members of Lamoille Grange are
made sad by the death of their much
respected brother, Ethan Allen.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-03-05
Estate Of Edison sIayton.
coMvIssIoNFns, Nor1cr

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Lamoille, Commissioners, to receive. examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Edson Slayton late OF
Wolc0tt, said district deceased, aud all claims
exhibited IN Offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purposes aforesaid at
said Wolcott. ON the eth day of March, and 7lh
day of August. next from O'clock z. NJ. until 4
o'clock r. NJ. each of said days, and that six
months from the 9TH day of Feb, A. ID. 1896, Is
the time limited Ivy said Court for said creditors
to present their claims to us for examinatonand
allowance.
Dated at Wocott this 18th day Of February
A. ID. 1896. JAMES Y DAVIS,
ERASIUS II. MANN,
II 0NrN Commissioners.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-03-05
FARM FOR SALE


Having purchased small farm on which to
spend the remainder of my days, l now offer
for sale my home farm, 90 acres of land, in Hyde
Park, well watered, plenty OF wO d and timber;
apple orchard in thriving condition, bearing 80
to $50 BUSH good fruit; sugar orchard, $50 trees,
about half 2nd growth; make from TO lbs.
per tree; made 3la lbs. last year, very poor
season: buildings all good and in good repair;
house 2SX99 one story, wing 20X24, ell 10Xl2, all
painted outside and in and finished from cellar
TO garnet; barn 3GXG0, floors above basement;
turn around on upper floor with or without
load; hay all pitches down, no moving away
carriage house lGX24 with basement and cham
Der; sugar house near buildings, lGXl6, wood
shed attached; no dipping of SAP. good running
water from never failing spring runs into ell;
barnyard and barn with pump to water stock in
cold or stormy weather; farm will keep 10 cows
and team.
PRICE, $4,000,
with sugar utensils thrown in, consisting of $50
tin tubs and covers; metallic spouts for
same, draw tub, feed box, galvanized iron
holder Bellows Falls EvapOrator sugaring of
arch and pan, sled, pals. etc; also years stock
wood, cut and under cover 3 years. Terms
$500 down; $500 in yearly payments win sell
most of the stock and part OF the tools with farm
If desired. For particulars call on or address
| EDEN BARNES, Hyde Park, We
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was late, so that Mrs. William Christian
always welcomed by Houston audiences.
was the first on the programme. Miss
Timmins then showed the fine play % her
voice by singing Romeo and Julieitc -
Miss Timmins shows good training and her
voice is remarkably clear and pleasant.
WIN such apparent honesty of purpose.
she should score we'll deserved SUCCESS
The Ladies Singing club was pleasant
surprise. They show splendid 'raining ard
their achievement was highly praised The
hrst selection was very sweet and they
sang the second in splendid unLy Miss
ilmmns then sang n charming nur0e' by
Chimiadc and 20 Salutario," accnulpanic ed
by Mr.. Mason on the violin This nur,t ci
was especially well sung, After an crthus.
iastic encore she sang Happy DAYS Con,
ny"
MIR. Savage then sang and ALTHOUGH
warmly encorcd. would not favor the audi.
ence twice Mr., Mason played with all
the wonderful force and spirit and eolne
that makes his work so deeply iutcrshttlts
] he "N'nth Concerto" mas niaVpl ly "A
maaterly hand Miss rlmmins then Sam
very swoetly and the Houston Quartottc.
conducted by Mr. Charles rpdike saug the
favorite "Slocn Ny Lady" in their usual
pleasant manner
Miss Timmins is to- be CONGRATULATED
upon tho success she hau ruiurd and nor
future Is to be watched with interest She
locked very attractive in light blue all,
ana her uuafsum'ag manner and rrrtty
smiles were very winning
Miss Estcilo Cardwcu was the accom-.
panist
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

j. Mullane, commercial agent of the
Santa fe, went out ON d business trio yes
tcrday.
Major Charles b. Peck. manager or the
Texas car Service association. loit for the
West yesterday.
Steve Fitzgerald. travelling freight agent
of the Cotton Belt is ont ON The Arqusas
Pass looking for business
The Galveston. Houston and Henderson
railway Will take the ears oi al q Fied'a
miustrcls to Galveston today
Traffic Manager c. w Bonn Of he Hous-
ten and Texas Central and tine Southern
Pacific railways. arrived yesterday from
New York, where he has been ioi several
weeks
Al G Fields Ministries arrived in the
city in two handsome private cars. Err
LANCER and 'lNie. They attrar tod at
tcn,ion in the yards Of the Houston and
Texas Central The ErlanEer is divided
into Two compartments. one for dining and
the other for baggage. Tho DINO is for
sleeping apartments.
No, -, one Of TIC coaches Of The Hous-
ION and Texas Central. was on a Siding NJ
the Grand Central depot Yesterday and all
the boys went down to scc it. The ear rs
not particularly pretty but ii Is attrac-
tive to the ailroad men ms 1T carries the
pay roll Consequently they are all pro
Vidcd with cash al the present time.
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The interior is divided into two Compfrt-
mcnls. The smaller is the private al art
mont Of Dr Sucker. whore ne has his
berth. desk and private papers. Ihe Oher
apartment is the chapel or room f'S Mnr-
slip 1t is arranged with SCAT Oh ,itl eT
side of an aisle. and has pulpit. organ
and books of song and praise. Tho finish
Of the interior is not snowy, but handsome,
it's every arrangement impressins he Nisi-
tor with the purpose for which II is in
tended. the work to which I is Cell itHd.
Since the car has been in tie lly a
large number have visited an inspected it,
especially those in attendance Oh II" co..
ventlon Every expression IS % the most
complimentary nature.
Rev T. :. Sucker will begin lis meet
incs Tor railroad mon AT the car III me tch-
tral shops AZ noon to-day and viii continue
during the week He is himself former
railroad man and be will knox how to
talk to the congregation u r2ilroad aen.
He is a firm friend of that class OF people
and he has always found c)ur,eoEs tieat-
ment from them. !lc has pamphlet. Good
VIII to Railroad Men, which ne "ill dis
tribute from the car
The place and time Of othNr daily 'neet-
ings for railroad men, their families AMI
friends viii be announced 'odV 1t ~ on
from the car and tomorrow in The ros1,
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Bayou Teche land. the pine forosts os Tho
sabine, and the wide plains of Eastnrn
iexas' now dotted with thrifty cities and
mude productive by numberless farms
through Houston, with its many inuil,
tries and San Antonio. the beautisll c,iy
OF me Alamo. Then from spoiIord snu;h
TO Eagle Pass. where the Rio Granlo is
crossed the way leads through region of
natchess interest and natural wonders 10
the apcionl Aztec capital, now the hustlinL
pusy center OF the neghboring republic
me meeting of The congress affords tire
members of the medical fraternity the op-
portunity Of a life time to enjoy a mr. of
pei' ntial interest, and the wise tourist
s'ou'd see to it tina, his ticket reds va
New Orleans at least either soiag o. com
ing.
For full information apply 80 a"y South
eih laoitc agent or to :. - Morse reA-
eral passenger agent. New Orleans.
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S1~|>|/ - Z/~zZZ2IOI2---

Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe. has zone tp
81. Louis to attend a meeting of the south
western Passenger association. II is nhcly
the question Of immigrant rates through
gulf por's will come up for discu 5siu1 st
the meeting and the status OF the MIlllgy
line as to the rates now in effect for tor
oign immigrants will be decided Gron.
r. II. Goodwin, assistant general freight
agent of the Gulf. Colorado AMI Santa re.
has gone TO Dallas.
President Ripley of the Atchison, with
other officials of the system, is oyp'ctel in
Galveston tomorrow on a tour of i.apec-
tion.
W. -. Grosoclosc, assistant general
freight agent Of the Katy. is lore ,,daY
c. G. Golding, travelling freight aroIt of
the Chicago Rock Island All Tcxpa, is
among the visitors
Assistant General Passenger Agent ice
Morrow of the Galveston. HARRISBURG ard
Houston has returned from ,isli 10 his
mother at Tyler,
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no THE DOCTORS.
Southern Pacific Has Word to the Medi-
cal Profession.

Southern Pacific Has Word to the Medi-
cal Profession
The following interesting circular has
been issued by the Southern Pacific Rail-
way company
To the Medical Fraternity of the United
States;
A rate of one nrst-olass fare has been
authorized for the round trip 70 the 'ity
of Mexico from all points south ana west
of the Potomac and Ohio rivers anu "est
of the Mississippi tinciuding Chlcasol, TOT
the occasion Of the Pan American Niealcal
congress which convenes in the CITY or
Nevico Nove1nber 1913, and, in this con
nection, the following will be Of interest
The rate from New orleans 10 the 'lty
Of Mexico, going and returning the same
route. Will he Sl7 %.
Persons from points North and East to
which rates apply can 20 via ST. LOUIS ana
return via New Orleans, or vice versa D!
adding S5.75 to the regular rate hoH' '''-
tia point. -,
Stopovers will be allowed sohh OF the
Rio Grando within the final llmil Npectln
Der 80 Of ticket. both going ana return
ing, ,.,,
Parties chnrtoring special cars eolhs VIA
New Orleans. will not suffer the lncohNeul-
nnco NJ Change OF gauge. and such cars
will be hauled free when accompanied ps
passengers holding a minimum Oh lh'eoN
tickets. -, u,
Tho attractiyeness OF the southern "a
cific as the route to tho cry OF MeNiep ~, -
pretty generally understood II Is Ihe oLly
road running a direct buffet sleeping eur
service between point III lhe t,th,,t
States and the City OF Mexico "i'"ou'
change. a., co,,.h
Tourists via New orleans and the "ou'n,
orn Pacific will have an opportunity W
visiting the points Of historic ana ron nan.
interest in the quaint Crescent CITY "osu
ward from New orleans the rohu ~,
through the greatest sugar piau'a.au ',,,,,I
the state; the rice region. the beauti'a'
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rN-rNI0N s0LDIrNg rlIr,y

Arrange r2VtS have hr,n completed foT
'hc rally and reunion of eX-vAi1u soldiers
10 Dec held ut Ma ON hall tomorrow night
end tho indications an, that ihnrc will DO
n large attendance from Galveston aud
az coast points The campfire pui ban
Guci Of black coffee, hard tack end beans
win be- a novel feature Of ,hr osrasion,
Comrndc lcd Kotchem win he on hand, too,
IT, give tn" oli tine hug.e calls Following
Is the prpsrampe
overtime. ~ Orchestra of knights and
Ladies' of Honor
Eccitntion--'pn the Rappnhannork'
,,......., go. ....Miss Nadia Mcleod
Marching Through GoorSle"., .....
'.'r'-..'..'. .+'. &c. -.. 90. Audience
Address. From General A G. Wersori
past commander in chief @. 4. II.
Mual'..'.' 80 go. ..',.-. ...-.Drchcsira
Addrcss..... 90. &C.. &C.. ...,.i II. Norton
Song Rally Round the r'lae'.....,
-. -. ... -. Audience
Address 80. DR.. D. w. BARTLETT
NuNlr- ....... .toTciostra
ftWurhs.,. ... 60. 80. ..... by T. q, kust
Repair to the banquet hail
Following which the post will be opened
for the muster Of candidates
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line. not for the purpose of gain. bu, so
that passengers on their trains could get
substantial meal at a moderate rate.
railroad eating houses, as a general thing.
are conducted by outside parties. who are
IN the business for everything else besides
their health. and they mako all out of 1t
they can The Katy however. only desires
that branch OF the service to be solf-sus
tanning. and accordingly they serve the
meals and lunches much cheapcr. which Is
appreciated by the travelling public. 1t is
intended that an eating house is to he cs-
tapilshed in this city, and ii is to be the
tenth in uperation bV tho rund
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IT ARRIVED LATE.

Conductor re.e Valley ons o 'he hcs;
popular ticket punchers IA the line Of the
southern Pacific, aud Brlkc".an M,in.Ce.
OF his crew. were late IN leaving Iousi n
Tor the west yesterday. The morning cain
arrived from New Orleans Two haugs ana
twenty minutes later TAN tGe scheduled
TIME having left New Orr ms ore boar
rave and between nevors ana Sod" Luke
the engine broke down d frcieh. cntine
was used 10 pail the train IN.
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pREsBYTERIAN SYNOD.

The Presbyterian synod of Texas Will
meet in this city ON Friday. October 10.
AZ least 40 delegates are expected and
the synod promises 10 be one OF the largest
ever held IN Toyas.
Preliminary to the meeting Of the synod
there viii be a meeting of elders ana dea-
cons on Thursday morning at II o'clock
Both tho meeting of the elders and dea
cons and of the synod will be held A. the
First Presbyterian church.
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LADIES' READING CLUB.

The Ladies' Reading club met for the
second time this season, yesterday after
noon. a paper was read upon the Con
eral Physical Formation Climate. ETC." Ly
japan. Extracts from Stories of Ma
lions" relative 10 the AMOS were read and
discussed. Brief INNER experiences OF
numbers were given.
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AT TIE TABERNACLE.

The meeting at the Tabernacle Metho-
dist church last night was full Of inter-
esq. The people have had good meeting
ard rejoice In the good that has been ac-
complished. Tonight viii be the closing
service. Mr.. Willie D. upshaw, Earnest
Willie" will hold the service and make "A
gospel talk. a cordial invitation is ex-
L.. L. III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-14
VIII. spIAK IN HOUSTON,

Spencer Hutchins, chairman of the domo-
cratic executive committee of Harris
county, received a telegram from State
Chairman Blake yesterday stating that
Governor Charles A. Culberson will speak
In Houston. Tuesday, October 81. Ar
rangements for the affair viii be made and
details announced later.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-14
nRnANIZING A CLUB.

Captain c. ". Riddck Is organizing a
Bryan and sewal and Culhcrson club
among the colored people living in the vi
entity OF sartartia. He has about sixty on
his list and says they are all enthusiastic
Tor the democratic ticket and for silver