News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1898-12-14
MISS ADDIE WEST,

in her variety store on Portland
street, shows a lot of useful articles
and has a nice assortment of dolls,
toys and so on for the children.
c. J. sLAYTON,
down in the old brick store, has a
large store filed from one end to the
other with goods, staple, common
ense. and needed by everyone. He
makes no special holiday showing.
G. H. PRIOR,
the Portland street baker and grocer,
is full of business these days. The
popular priced goods from his bakery
department always find ready place
in many of the homes in the commu-
nifty.
j. D. REMINGTON,
located in a tidy, attractive place on
lower Main street, is serving up fam
lily groceries in quality and price,
that mean an increasing business.
A choice lot of Christmas candies,
nuts, fruits and cigars will appeal to
the buyers at the present time.
A. NJ. BURKE
is doing business at the old stand,
with a smiling face and a very cheer
full spirit. Fine teas, coffees, break
fast foods, candy, fruit, nuts, cigars,
tobacco and a general line of selected
groceries are il stock. "Mun makes
quite a speciality of -four. Here's "a
chance to buy a sack of flour for a
Christmas gift. Someone may needit.
D. N. HUTCHINs
keeps right on saving wood in his
well established grocery business,
taking orders and delivering to all
parts ofthecorpOration. n"Dana's"
stock you will find all that's needed
in provisions, and will n%otrequire the
use of a microscope to discover con-
fectionery, fruit and nuts of all kinds.
j.. H. WARREN,
the thoroughgoing, market man, is
giving the people of this vicinity bet
ter service in the meat business than
they have ever had. jay" is first
class as a dispenser of all sorts of
fresh or salt meats, fish, oysters, etc.
A prime factor in your Christmas
dinner must naturally hail from his
direction. He can supply every need.
MISS MooDY's STORE
on Main street, next east of the Uni
versalist church, is a place where the
ladies may find bargains in fall and
winter millinery, hoods and caps for
the children, fancy goods comprising
many nice things for Christmas, etc.
Miss Moody succeeds Mrs. 0. r. Luce
in the millinery and fancygoods bust
ness, and is bound to win success in
this field of work.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Passing around the corner the
other day we happened tonotice that
"Jule" Bundy has a splendid stock
OF bottled and bulk goods; supposn'
your Christmas dinner makes you
sick, or you get the infuenzaint traps
ing around town doing your shop
ping. Under no other circumstances
should you investigate his stock.
In the bank office we noticed a pile of
savings bank books without a scratch
in them. Go in and have EN- writea
little entry in one for that boy o. girl
for a Christmas gift. The chance
to put a ton of coal or a barrel or
sack of -four into the home of some
needy person could be SO easily met
either at the store Of 81. A. Slayton 4
Co, or the Harris store on Pleasant
street. At the latter place there are
groceries and provisions for all.
AND IN CONCLUSION
the fact must be apparent that the
people here or those who come here
from surrounding towns need not
suffer for a chance to buy and buy
right and all they want, but before
doing all this, in fact at the very out.
set, allow us to suggest the wisdom
of making yourself a present of asub.
scription to or a renewal of yOursUb.
scription to the News AND CITIZEN
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your help. 1t gives you all the news
local, county and general, gives you
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fact, if once in your home you will
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