News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1898-12-14
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lbINs RlONeS anu lullIeuS anu Utdu-
wear, which he is simply closing out
at cost, with no idea of continuing
the business beyond selling and clos
ing up the present stock on hand.
LEON E. BRACKETT,
the photographer, is to be found on
the same floor with the last named.
Bracket is full of business in making
his popular photographs for Christ
mas. In his business he also puts
out tineline offramed and unframed
pictures, handsome frames made, or
first class mouldings cut up, and
made to order. This studio furnishes
attractions for holiday buyers and
givers.
ROSENBERG BROTHERS,
proprietors Of the Globe Clothing
store, on the east side of Portland
street, are in position to furnish use
full presents. Their store seems
packed from floor to ceiling with
warm clothing, mems underwear,
overshirts, caps, gloves, mittens,
neckwear, etc. Since last year these
enterprising dealers have put in a
stock OF boots and shoes in which
stock timely suggestions may be
found. Pretty much all of u mans
outfit can be found in this store
NJ A. STONE & CO.,
one of the most attractive business
places in town, is the store occupied
by the Stone boot and shoe and
grocery business. Good goods is
their most effective point. For their
Christmas offerings We note particu-
larry, fancy slippers, those comfort
able felt shoes, boots, shoes, rubbers,
overshoes, leggiDgs, ETC., for men and
boys. AS usual this store displays a.
tempting stock of fruits, confections,
nuts, ETC., always in large demand at
this time.
GLE & CHURCHILL,
the heavy dealers in heavy wares, are
fully stocked in their immense hard
ware store. Perhaps a hardware
I stock may be considered hard picking
for Christmas buyers, but let us as
sure our readers that there are al
most innumerable articles there, used
by every hOusekeeper, in every home
and by every class and condition of
the human family. It's an all the
year around stock, worth an hun
dred cents on dollar in July as we'll
as in December
H. E. COWLEs,
the enterprising dealer in musical in
struments, now exclusively pianos
and organs, is equipped to furnish
the best that could be desired in these
two lines Of instruments. Nothing
could be better appreciated than
fine piano or organ stuffed into the
stocking, hung up by young lady
in Northern Vermont. Not that the
Vermont girls stocking would be
equal to the job, but it might at least
hold an order on Cowles for the deliv-
cry of the much desired instrument,
ELMER DYKE,
the new dealer in bicycles for ladies,
men, boys and girls, located under
Cowles' store, and succeeding him in
that line, is ready to take and fill Or
ders for present or future delivery.
To be sure December in Vermont is a.
little off season for bicycles, but that
boy or girl would be immensely
pleased to have bike to house in am
ticipatiOn of the season to come.
T.B ELLIS.
B. stands for Bloom" the short Of
Bloomfield, and Ellis store, in the
same building with Boynton, stands
for the best goods in his line that can
possibly be put out for the money.
Mr.. Ellis is doing very large grocery
business, and the coming Christmas
days will find him fully stocked with
candies, nuts, fruits, the hest of layer
raisins, Malaga grapes, staple and
fancy table luXnries, etc, that may
come in play. Courteous treatment,
the quality OF goods and the prices
made are elements entering into the
success attained by this popular
dealer.
E. G. WILSON,
located in the well-known depot
Store" has a nice line of furniture
from which holiday gifts might we'll
be selected. In this line we notice
handsome chairs, desks, polished
center tables, elegant couches, cham-
Der suits, hall coat racks, hassocks,
carpets, etc. Wilson also has small
musical instruments and sheet music,
H. j. EDMUNDs
is located in the same store with Will
son, where he shows an attractive
small line of silverware and ieweIry.
Mr.. Edmunds is dong an increasing
amount of repair work at his watch
makers bench.
GEORGE II. HOUGHTON.
A point that Morrisville seems es>
pecially strong in is the grocery bus
mess. The above named has Just
opened clean stock in the Joslyn
stand. During the holiday trade g.
FL. will sell all sorts of nuts at low
prices, also confectionery of all sorts
and fruits. If you are a smoker,
: here will be found a choice assert.
ment of cigars and tobacco.
HENRY WAITE,