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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-07
ATKINSON AT ATLANTA.
The Governor-eleot Calls on Gov. Nor
then to Get Some Points.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 6.-Gov. elect Atkin-
son accompanied by Mrs. Atkinson, was in
Atlanta to-day. They called on Gov.
Northen and spent some time In his Office.
Mr. Atkinson was anxious to get some
points as to conducting the office. and
Mrs. Atkinson wanted 10 learn some mat
ters OF detail as to the mansion.
Mrs, Northen is sick in bed and has
been for several weeks, as soon as she is
sufficiently recovered she will have Mrs
Atkinson as her guest Mr.. Atkinson has
little to say about the result Of the elec-
tion. The decreased democratic major.
ity' he thinks, is due to the fight over the
hnanclal question inside the party as well
as to the persistent attacks upon him b,
democratic newspapers that should have
supported him as the party nominee.
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DUTIES ON WOOL.
The Attorney General Called on to Con-
strue the New Schedules.

Washington, Oct. G.-secretary Carlisle
decided this afternoon to refer the oues-
tion Of the construction Of the wool sebed-
ule Of the new tariff bin 70 the Attorney
General for his opinion. The principal
point turns on whether camel hair. goat
hair, etc, are wool within the meaning OF
the wool schedule, and are therefore sub
ject 10 the wool duties which the board
Of general appraisers az New York have
decided arc 20 be collected al the ratcs
Imposed by the Mckinley act until Jan. i.
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TO HANG FOR KILLING A GIRL.
George Mills Sentenced, But VIII Prob
ably Be Reprieved.

Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 6.-George Mills
the murderer of lana Wimberly. was to-
day sentenced to be hanged on Nov. 80
next. He will probably be reprieved in
order that ne may testify against Jack
Wimberly, father of the murdered girl
whose trial is set for the January term
Of the superior court.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-07
Ex-aov. FOSTERS FAILURE.
Tho Assignee to Pay 40 Per Cent. of the
8213, 900 Duo Creditors.

Fostoria, O., oct 6-The long delayed
settlement with the creditors of ox-Gov.
Foster and his partner has at last come
about. The assignee to-day announced
that he would be able to pay 40 cents on
the dollar and the claims amount to
s2i3, ,OOO The settlement with the creditors
will bepin at once.
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FIVE ON ONE oIBBEr.
Dads City TO Be the Scene Of a ouin-
tuple Execution.

Dade city Fla, oct. 6.-Milton Hlggs.
Lewis Raymond, WIN Mitchell, Henry
Morris and zelna McGirt, all colored.
were sentenced TO be hanged to-day by
Judge Barron Phillips. Milton HlExs
killed his wife, Susie, here on Aug. IS
because she was unfaithful 10 him. The
other four killed Abe McGirt the husband
OF ZelnA, on Sept. l5 The latter murder
was the result Of a conspiracy, and was
most cold -blOOdcd.
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WHY PoPULIsTs WON IN LIBERTY.
A Big Vote Promised in November for
Lester.

Hinesville, Ca, Oct. GA careful anal.
ysis Of the vote in this county clearly shows
that the negroes voted with the populists
in large numbers, aud that the popullst
gains were made principally from them.
The registered voters Of the
county are $40 white and 800
co.ored. The highest vote cast for the
legislative candidates was l.2G2 which
leaves 40S votes that were not polled The
apathy among the democrats was alarm
ing, but they are going to whoop things up
for Lester An attempt will be made 10
get out every democratic voter in the
county at the November election, when
"Donnis" Brown is to be beaten.
The pcpulists met here to-day TO nomi-
nate county officers, but after caucusing
decided not TO do go.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-07
ILLNESS OF THE ozAR.
BriEht's Disease Complicated With
Diabetes.

Berlin, Oct. G.--Prof. Leiden. the distln-
guished specialist, has Just returned from
spala, where he has been in attendance
upon the car, in conjunction with Prof.
Zacardia. Prof. Leiden. replying TO
request for definite statement as to the
nature Of the illness OF the car, said dis
tinctly: His majesty is suffering from
BrlBhts disease" lie added, however.
but the disease is, as stated, In mild
form, only complicated with dlabetls.
The latter is causing the difficulty in
breathing"
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zola Won't 70 Bee the Pope.

Rome. oct c. II is announced that
Emile Zola, the French author, one Of
whose latest works, "Lourdes," has been
placed on the index librarum prohibito-
rum by the Vatican authorities, will ar
rive in this city on oct. 2s. The object Of
M.Zola's visit is said to be TO obtain an
audience with the pope, but in this the
Vatican officials declare he VIII not sue
ceed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-07
COWBOYS HOLD A TOURNAMENT
The People Of Austin Given an Ezhibi-
tion OF Their Skill.

Austin, Tex, Oct. 6.-The cowboys had
a big lassoing tournament here this after
noon, which was witnessed by n large
crowd. The cattle were from the prairies,
were wild and vicious, and the Sport was
exciting. The time OF roping, throwing
and tying ranged from one minute and
eleven seconds to one minute and thirty
eight seconds. A spectator was run over
by cowboy and seriously injured
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a Tvphon at Hong Kong.

London, oct. G.-Adispatch from Hong
Kong says that the city and It's vicinity
was visited yesterday by a typhoon which
did great damage % property. and caused
the loss Of several lives. The schooner
Caleb Curtis, which WAS IN the harbor,
was wrecked. ana her captain and entire
crew drowned
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CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
Four Small Negroes Perish in Their
Fathers House.

Montgomery, Ala, Oct, "a special to
the Advertiser from Florence, Ala, says:
-Four children of d. Chandler, colored,
living in Lauderdale county, were burned
to death this morning. The father built
fire in the stove and went to see about his
stock, and when he returned the house was
a mass Of flames. 1t was impossible to res
cue the children, and they were too young
to effect their escape, the eldest being only
wears of age"
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COUNTERPART CURRENCY.
A Maker Of Bogus National Bank Notes
in Limbo.

Washington, Oct. 6.-Chief Hazen, Of the
secret service, Is informed of the arrest Of
Hamilton Block at Bay City, Mich, for
counterfeiting notes Of four different ma
tional banks with the Garfield head The
notes are dangerous Photographic counter
feits. Another new sb Unltod States note
has turned up. 10 is Of the series OF 1850,
bearing the portrait OF jackson.
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ALyneher Arreated.

Memphis. Tenn, oct. 6.--Reuben r. Prl-
vett a constable In this county. was arr
rested last night making the thirteenth
prisoner held for the murder Of six ne
groes near Kerryille on Aug. 81.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-03-16
CHIT, BNi,EN COUNTY.
United states otrcuit Court.

V0Itoo bt8tcO O1hC0lt O0OHs
EigarCoiott the mail clerk ct this of3ce who
was arrested last December charged With open.
ing and robbing the mails Ut the Burlington
ONCE, appeared Thur sdsy morning In United
States Circuit court ct Burlington and plead
ed guilty to the charge alleged. Judge Hovf
Wheeler sentenced him to pay 6ne OF %
and serve one yesr and six months at hard
labor In the house of correction at Rutland.
In the case Of United States against Fred
Kez'r of Fletcher the respondent pleaded
guilty to Q charge Of selling lottery tickets
and to an information fled BY District A,tor.
ney Senter embodying similar charge. He
was 6ned 500.
c Il Scott. or Rev H Clay Steele, lately Of
Middletown. pleaded guilty to the misappro-
priatioD Of letter not belonging to him and
was fined ei2s.
ID w Porter and II G Eikins Of North Troy
and Arthur Kezer of Fletcher pleaded not
guilty to cba,gs Of selling liquor without .
United States license, and bail OF $500 was
furnished.
W Seiiuss of Montpelier was fined e2s
for violating the Contract labor law.
s n Flint of tails CITY was admitted to prac-
{ ice before the court and j A Brown appoipt-
ed Uuited States commissioner.
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compound has teen prepared. New strragth.
new life, and new health comes to the whole
system.
Psine's celery compound Il the result Of The
lifelong study and experience Of one Of The
ablest physicians Of his day. Prof. Z ward r
Phelps. n. D., LII. D., Of Dartmouth
college.
His exnerience Was one Of the largest, bi,
scientific knowledge surp ssed that OF any
nrsci iiioner Of this & speration.
Prof. Phelns fret prescribed Psine's celery
compound. the remedy that gives strength 10
The weak, ihst makes rbe sick TO b. well, that
gives food to the nerves, that erriche. im-
pnverisbed blooi, that cures rheumatism.
kidney complaints, liver troubles, and ali
Jiseasfs that arise from an impaired nervous
system. the remedy that 10 incomrarahly the
greet. - IN The world.
Thousands 70 bSs made well. Here Is VIA.
Mrs. ID Butler 81 Clevelsud, Onio, ssys:
Il have us@d Psine'- celery eompounL for
hesdscbe ana u gives immediate relief. I had
used sew raj kinds of headache drops and
pswde-s, and % last tried Paine's crlerv com
pound which helped me Ut once think u
h the best remedy for the nerves tha, ever
tried, and have used several kinds.r
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WARRINGTON.
(Continued from lat mage

cloths II may get four or FIVE d no rst1a
votte Tor such amendments uu,,,, rs
nheN W prevail because they v'i o., a eI
ta'" heruo'lcan votes FROM fhf r,hwe.,.
| Ipns.oh commissioner Loch,rn tsu.a An
order Monday directing the rpver. Of ar
suspensions or pensions In All cie- IN which
uuo ac',on mas not already been kn Ne
last ID cember which Attorney fI,n.r 0Insv
ma d. eva d to apply to all case. 81 % ~diny
su-p n>ion OF pavment of up.io, evon
where u evidence OF fraud or II Sch If t,tie
Is strong and convincing. Locb.,rs,y. The
resuh ",l' ne 70 pay out large AN. unit Of
MONEY from the tr-a sury TO person. wno arc
defrsuding TIE government. ~'e
Sena'or mn prophecies that the tariff BILL
WI ne hefore the senate three mo, m.
Inc tenate passed n pension bu l,., week
gvl"e Soo month to thu widow ~ Gen
I'm n Alien Hitchcock, the grard.on Of the
Secretary Herbert sent to thu b,u.e s.tnr-
day bis reply to the Boute le r.. ut,nn in.
curing ny what authority b.. MI, Ell Tho
armed naval forces at Honolulu under the
orners OF Commissioner Biount He makes
eunc'tnt ph when be sa II .a- ..by
authority OF Inc President who hy G pstitn.
t'ona' provision. II made comm md, r., .rhtaf
OF me armv and navy OF the U n, d 81 tes.y
but he shows thStthere have b q .pv,, nra-
ce"rnts where the forces of III. uni. d 8 ates
we're similarly placed under b, control of
special agents OF the President l. IA neces-
ssry and proper ut all times. ev, midi mr..
diary circumstances In matter. G.ct,ny o.r
foreign relations that thr naval ( rrps act in
subordinafiOn to and In fu' lest g, % n, ration
IT'D the policy of the civil branch ~ up voy-
and not to take the iniiariy. exnent
er unf0rseen emergencies srd especn,,i, was
! 70 In this case where the fl OF N. United
States was over the rubHc huildu . ef
country with which we were At teare and
he naval force had been anhpd, At IN gr at
distance, with prompt commune on from
" ashingt0n impossible AMI v hen direct rem
asentative OF the president " b. WAS cb, rped
s1tn the du'les OF a comprehensive, dpncate.
No conndentIa' Character WAS on the gr und.
Ine s"rate M0nhay vO ed down ri ou.
ION onered by p Il r. of Kansas for tnvesti-
ating newspaper statPmen,s ~ tOstnators
avlng been engaged In stock jprhing .pecu-
atlons IN sugar certificate AMI brv'ny made.
arge profits thereon. The rp>olutinn wa.
abled by vote OF SO to q. o. course It was
= me motion OF QUAY an ~ De no ,r,..and
3 RapunIicans, auung ~hnm a. r.pret In
re The names of both Yer uo,t senators.
'ere with him. while IL r pubncap.. ii
democrats and four Populi.,, were w favor
On inquiry which can do 10 hon It man
ny harm. Senator German VITO v,es with
l''l as antt-Cle veland d mocrsiie Ioadsr. de-
"unced the practice of bringing @ the stten-
on OF the senate all the gossip r. fl crt,g On
'Dators or the senate and argued a Il was
'fttling to the dignity OF the -, A.. to pay
y al 'nt'on to them. PETER c'.st.d some
ing OF sensation by bringing up th- Roach
se ana telling how a new spaper .,nr, WA
'ftcpd bv hO' n parties,
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DEATHS.

In 81 Iohnsbury. Feb 25. Mrs >ophronia Gray
In her 10th ,e,r
In 81 Johnsbury Feb 26. Henry 3 Goodwin,
aged 81 '. ars.
In Wells River. March g. Samuel A Noon.
aged g ears. month and da 8.
In Tn, tfnrd. Feb %, Gree Closaop eyed %
years sister of the late harles W Closson of 81
J0bnsbury
IT. Proc,orsvile Fen q, Of p eumonia, Or E
n Shnrfl f. xed 80 wears.
In Sp ingf Id. Feb ~, Carrie r Pu'nan,
daught %, Inn and CaroIiDe Putnam former,
" of Grafton. aged 43 years, m nnths aud rs
oa Z. : ocs ven 1T. Solomon wrm... asea
81 Years.
In Taftsville. Feb "a. Mrs Luc, Taft. idov Of
Paschai TAFT aged Sc years and 3 m ,nths
In Elxin, ~. Fen ~, Marshm p Luli. for
merly OF windsor, Vt. aRed 50 yeara
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srste private department IL devoted exclusive.
" tos compk te line OF physicians' appliances,
'russe-. braces, etc The sL0re IL supplied
With all modern fixtures. presents every ap-
pear,nre of the best drug store of he coun
try and IL credit to the Village of B andon
Il Mr.. A. W. Norris, a graduate Of the Albany
college OF Phsrmac7, has been connected
With he store about one year and pre- sides
over the prescription department. q feature OF
tn business that T. a specia ty. Mr. Fred G
Spooner, the proprietor. M born IN Sud-
bury, and has clerked In both drug stores OF
Brandon. He n highly esteem d as a ciiz n
ofthe village. and 4. a prominent member of
thqF Il A. M. and X T.
f. w. Bacon.
VARIETY STORE IN THE OLD SCALE SHOP
BUILDING ON CENTER STREET.
The o Il Scale Snup," athou n very old.
u b M means u disgrace to Band IN, 1t IL
ra'h-r p cture.que. 1t was formerly occupt
ny the ID I'VE Scale Co., now of Ru laid. It
!. dtvi'ed up into stores now. and here is to
be found ID. variety g. ore OF II w. Bacon. 1t
is perhaps the only plsoe In Brandon where
aim st anything In the way OF small goods
may he had at momen'- notice. me stock
Is Of a general oh ,racter but embraces G. edl-
table Individual lines. That of crockery,
glassware and lamps IL good, Including
verything useful aud ornamental In dishes
aud great variety Of exquisite designs in
'tsnd, hanging ana paror lamps Then there
% an abundance of tinware and small kitchen
IA nishtngs. as well IS albums, tancv sta.
ionery, TOYS ,bric.a.brsc and thousand other
hings. Mr. Bacon established this store
even year. ago, ard has met with that fl Vt.
eriug success which his enterprise surely
merits. He IL native OF Brandon, and his |
leart Ia no more In MS business than In the |
prosperity Of the beautiful village itself.
X. W Briggs.
EwELRY, WATCHES. CLOCKS, sILvERwARE
AND OPTICAL GOODS
Mr.. d. r s. xtOn establi- ned The ewelry
tore now conducted by E. W. Briggs on
Yards the fir name became Sexton " Briggs,
nd 1t was about four ears ago that Mr..
'rtggs purchased the entire stOrk and az.
lmed sole control. Mr.. Briyg- bas had d
ears practical experience at the j"weIry
ale and It Is perhaps due to this long expe.
ence that h- store presents its many attrsc.
ons for buyers. The room itself Ia amply
rye, and provided with naa cabinets and
'ses for the proper display Of bis stock. A
'eciaIty is made of gold, filed gold and all
r watches with the best of American and
rr'gi. mUvPment-, and the general line of
weIrv In variety OF valuable and pretty bits
personal Ornamentatton Is certainly 10 to
g standard. A rich stock OF silverware IL
rried In fle cabinets. and embraces oil
nds of hollow a. well a. nat ware of the q
1t manufacture A good point about this j
,re Il tnat from beginning 20 end every ar. 2
lie offered for sale II perfectly reliable and C
It A. represented. Repairing is . feature Of '
. bu.iness for which Mr.. Briggs 10 thor s
gbly prepared. Mr.. Briggs was born In o
ltsbury. VT. but has made bis hcme IN o
andnn 40 years. He has been quite sue n
'sful and deserves the patronage that IL &C. G.
rded him. CT
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were In town over last SUNDAY, deputy In
ternai Revenue Collector A J S'hey OF Mont.
pplipr was IN town Frida, on fhisl business.
the pubic sci oOlr close mex week for the
Two W. X II ,s,pr vacation VIVIAN White Ia
At work for the Fall Mountain Psper Co, az
fned to his house TOR the past we with a
.everp attack Of the grip. Mis- Kate A C'tus
| II teaching German and French In the Ever
EFT, Mass, pubic schOOis.-Dr Henry I"gham
ha. bought the Blake place on Rockingham
street and tskes possession the first OF April
R inert Merrill win move hi aew stand to
the Lowell block John Byrnss ha. taken tue
| clerk ship At the FIichburg loc,l Office. made
| vacant by the r, stgnstiOn of George g 'rman,
| VINO has vnne 10 Barre as helping clerk TOR
the C VRR-B 81 Tyler was on the train
that was wrecked near Mortified SATURDAY.,
u came out all riRht. The same cannot he
sa,d OF bis tile. however. as II shOwrd the eff
fects OF the bad usage It had received during
he excitement JAS Edison Ia al Sharon put
ting q separator In the creamery there Most
of the LAWYERS are at NJ wfane this week, At
tprdinp county cOurt.-Geo GOrham took bis
new position At Barre Wednesday Judge L
Read was At Rutland the first of the week
The Star MinsI,eIs showed at Aistead Thnrs-
dav EVENING The Ice went out Of the Con.
M cti,ut above the dam Wednesday The
small steamtr cleared Il a week ago.-A sp c.
tal meeting of the u o g G will be he " vt G
AR all Monday evening The grand officers
ar. pxp,ctpd ~ he nresent.-B II Allhee, for.
mer, ibp REFORMER correspondent here,
vac elected 8 cr-tnn VI the Vermont .oclpy
organized At Springfield, Mass. last TUESDAY
evening. Mr. A 'lbte IL now connected with
be S ,r, gfed Homestead.
PERsoNALs;-MisS T Coy has been visit
ing Wit mr. MOI her at Bethel for the past |
we'k-J Shelley Of Pu,nev will sing At
he Univer-slist church Easter Sun ay-Chas
sullivan. who WAS taken to the Brattlehoro
Retreat few weeks ago l. gradually failing /
and Ia not expected to survive long Miss
K ate A Ney Iand ia st her home IN Sill River.
Mas Mrs John L Newman OF ratileboro
1as been the guest Of friends here during the
past week DIR 4 X Woods was up from
Mass. over SUNDAY. Mr. and Mrs
. G OsgOod spent Sunday at Bradford Mrs
= p HALEY " visiting with h-r daugh pr Mrs
r Graves At burlington. 1t is u ders'ood
hat Henry e BJutee, who located at SIN
francis, o wear ago II to return east.-C E
seebe ia At bis home In MechanicsviIle, Mrs .
P Pollard Of Wallng'ord l. vis,ling here '
B Plummer OF Lakewood. N J, was In
NUN S1udap
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BRANDON.
[, ontinued from : cnnd Page ]

pr manner NJ On-tead II q native Ot
Bethel. Cam Pr vlous 10 coming here he
we'd In Ru' IN, d 10 wears. His upright deal
irvs and reliable stock have made bis store u
uupuiar mat, x point ~ large class OF ap-
practative cu.tOmers
R.D. Br'ggs.
DEALER IN CARRIAGES WAGONS. HARNESS
AND HORsE FURNISHINGS
the lar, hu hi'nA o. Genre street thst l.
occnpied nv Mr. II D Rr ggs as a carriag
~ d harness emporium, was erected b' hi
tatntr, Mr. Sumner Briggs. In the year 1859
two year. previou. ~ the breatirg out If
the civil war, " hich good many yOuag men
don't remember. rhe business. however. l.
attn Older, having heen establish b, Mr.
Briggs fv v ars prvious to erecting TIL.
strurtu the present proprietor. NH
ID. Br ggs, -ucce-h' d ~ the bu inass abou II
years ago, The hull tingi- 4Ox50 feet In ~
m-p.ions and divi ted into two s,Iesroom..
onr of which |. devoted to the display OF
la'g line OF carr age. AID wagons ami the /
other 10 harm ~ ana Its manufacture and r.. /
nar In respect to style, finish general
workmanship mere 's not nicer line OF car
riagt or wagons IN Rutland COUNTY than thar
carrie' by MIR. Briggs, and be pos .esses suc1
sdvant ages IN buvtng AZ enshle him 10 meet
all mpetition IN prices. A visit shouldbA
made here fore buving else where He a.o
carries u nice stock OF harness and horse fur.
n'-hings. and does repairing In each line. b.
!, & b mself practical carriage trimmer of
many Years exmrh nee and employing a
force Of practical and EXPERT help. All work
s performed In the best possible manner AMI
,stisf ctton guaranteed At low prices. Mr.
Briggs Il native b. birth of Sails aurv, VI.
He I. quite prominent In the fairs OF Bra'-
Ion, and Is one ofits most estimaole citIz. ms
Ozro Meacham.
DEALER IN READY MADE CLOTHING AND
MEMS FURNISHINGS BRIGGS BLOCK
Thu B txr. hi eek contain some or thu larry 2
st s'or, . In Ru land county. The rooms ar
MODERN and so are the gentlemen vho do !,
u iness within their walls. The extensive
thirg store o. Ozro Meacnsm. occupying a :.
nom 22x75 feet N dimensions. Is ont psrtir- :,
iarl, WORTHY Of mention In connection with H.
commercial review of Brandon, because In a.
Re q 81 pIic' Il il one OF the Oldest business.
here, and secondly hecau>e of it, ~
Ktensive rhsract'r. They say CLONES DOM n
lake the m IN, hut they have mighty sight !,
do With It in this age OF deus'on, Ozro ),
Ieacham has \ big lot OF them or hand for ~ ~
Ie old. tbs young. the middle aged and the =. =.
ile .h,vers, and In qualities, late stvles and VI
,ove all In prices, htI stock viii compare hs
ith those of the large cities. 1t IA q cosmo- 81.
,litsn stock-that Is, new goods are always -,
ming In to take the place OF ihose Just sold s.,
. not worth while mentioning tue men's ~
finishing denartmept. II attracts the At w ""
ntion OF ev'rv body by It's dazzling complete O. q.
ss and Ia ALWAYS kept repinDtsbed with th =,
test new desigrs. Mr.. Ozro Meacbam e. No.
h'ished 'his store, or rather the business, In %
Q vs"r 1884 Ha wac horn IN b. apdnn. W.
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kkANALsh CUNT.


Alvin Got. one of the mot pi ominet men
~ 49, v died ~ Richford ,ast week,
aged rs years.
CIV e, has bsen appointed maple susa,
wtiE btr for the town OF 81 Absnr o her
sppOiIi me rte In The rouniy ar, p j Fam
orb for Fsirfsx, J b Finnegsn for North
fsrfsx and souih Fsu6 ID. a BUrpcor
tor Bet FsiI6. ID AZ Bskers6sio, 8 j Ran
dali Ter franklin. Mr. Willy ays that be b
seisbed about go pound, Of sugar 20 faI,spc
e. 10 coming 10 last now.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
vermont's Fourth City-sueh 10 Montpe
lier's Ambition.

n
The fret annual meeting of the village Of
Montpelier under the new charter was held
In the village hall Monday afternoon The
following Uffi GERS were elected: President or
the board Of ,rurteea, George w Wing; tru.-
tee Of ward one, Charles Boswell; ward
two A Brooks; ward three. Peter B-dsrd;
ward four. james N Boutwell,; wsrJ FIVE,
George G s ration trea urer, L. vi h BIB, I;
collect ,r Of t-Xes, Il d Irish; cnief engineer,
. ID Clark; 6rst assistant engineer, john w
Peck; secOnd assistant engineer. j Kee AN;
auditors. w C Berry. n Lucia, A Oeboer.
The tru tees we're authorized, In their dtscre-
ton. to purchase . eteam road roller. A ssi-
airy Of 900 was voted the president and $50
to each of the trustees to compensate the III
for their services. 1t WAS voted that the tru.-
tees be given to cause the preliminary BOticea
to be published prior to the next session of
the legislature IN order to con~ lidate the
Town and village into city government. The
trustees were given discretion to furnish the
village ball, lighted and heated. free to any
Town organization. A tax Of 60 cents was
voted.