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ChaS. E. PeaSe { Co.,
City Hall Square. South.

elected although some of his best friends,
who sat on tho Same settee with him vo-
ted against him. The refusal of Mr.. Sew
erson to act was not taken seriously until
he had taken occasion to again decline the
honor and then r. G. Harrington was
elected in his place. Mr.. Harrington is a
resident of the Fifth Ward and for this
reason is not eligible a fac which escaped
notice until after the adjournment of the
meeting.
When ward five was reached and NOM
nations called for, the floor had become
thoroughly cognizant Of TIL possibilities
for amusement and indulS.t In it to a
greater degree than in case OF my of the
other wards. j. w. Goodcll was elected
and declined in a very positive statement
l.. j. Smith was nominated and the meet
ing refused to elect him. A. A. Buell.
was presented, but on the statement that
he did not live in the ward was not elect
ed. j. w. McGcary was nominated and
expressed strong desire to serve but or
account of the restriction with regard tc
office holders could not do so. Carolvs
Noyes was nominated by H. n Newell
with a humorous reference to his politica
iasc and after some discuss Il on his cleo
ton il which Judge Noyes, Mr.. Newell
John Buckley, George ID. Wright and w
l.. Burnap participated a rising vote wa:
taken to SEQ if the meeting would excuse
him, which it refused to do. The objec
ton raised by Judge Noyes and som,
others was the fact that he had worked
for some time during the year for tn,
committee of the board of aldermen nves
tigating the matter in question and tina
he was in a sense assistant counsel in tn
cases now in county court looking TOWARD
the opening of the streets to the lake. Tn
nomination of +. NJ. Sutton as an indie
pendent raised laugh, but was not ia
ken seriously.
When the committee had been complet
ed, DR.. BaCbour moved that at the com
ing March election the question of wheth
or or not the city should have 4 city doc
he voted unon was passed.
A meeting of the committee elected wa
called to be held in the city court roor
on Wednesday evening, after which tn
meeting adjourned.
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INTO A SNOW BANK
Went the Officer and His Man, But the
Sheriff Got the Whiskey.

The quiet in criminal circles WAS broken
Tuesday night by the incidents of IA search
for liquor made by Sheriff Reeves and
Deputy j. T.. Reeves at ,Ouse on upper
lntervale avenue Just opened by Jimmy"
Barker. who is not unknown to the OH
GERS in this city Jimmy was released
from Jail where he had just completed a
sentence for intoXication which was not his
first offence, on January a, Il was sus-
pected that within II dav or two he had
opened up mill of his own and Tuesday
night about dusk n search was made.
When the sheriff entered the house he
found no trouble IN gaining easy access
but before he had gotten fairly inside n
man jumped past him and attempted 10
pass Eddie" but was partially checked
and when he regained his equilibrium and
made a fresh start he was closely fol-
lowed by the deputy, who caught hin in
spite of the fur coat which he wore and
they went heailong into a snow bank to-
gether. Sheriff Reeves COULDN'T hear to
see the scrap and not have a hand in the
fun and the result Of the mix up vas tina;
when Jimmy" got his head out OF the
snow he found the sheriff ana his sun had
i'm surrounded and ne surrendered very
gracefully, in RESPONSE to little shci t
but well directed co Use! on the subject.
lie was brought 10 all ma with him
came Il bottle OF whiskoy. which the sher-
III found In the house.
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PROBATE COURT.
Summary of Business Transacted For
the Week Ending Feb. 7, 1900.

Summary of Business Transacted For
the Week Ending Feb 7, 1900.
Estate of Albert Mann. (wardD Milton;
guardian appointed.
Estate of Jane Gibson, Jericho; admin
istrator, commissioners and appraisers APP
pointed.
Estate OF Albert Schobert, Colchester,
settlement of administrators account.
Estate of Rhoda l.. Eaton, Burlington
administrator and commissioners appoint
ed.
Estate of William Williams, Richmond,
application for license to sell real estate;
hearing February Gtn
Estate of Sarah Mcneil, Burlington; will
proved admins tratriX with the Will an
nexeD appointed.
Estate of John u. Huett (ward) Starks-
boro: guardians inventory filed; guard
ians settlement filed.
Estate of Clarlssl :. Wright WiilisoNi
administrator appointed.
Estate Of Mary Walton Strong, Colches-
ter; administrator, commissioners and
appraisers appointed.
Estate of Esther Dion. Burlington; ad-
illustrators inventory fled.
Estate OF Jeremiah Bessette, Colchester
hearing on settlement ana decree contiu-
ued TO Feb. l4th
rs .ate of Alexander c. Noble, Rich
mond: application for settlement and de-
cree, hearing March ID.
Estate of Edward Goodwin, Milton; re
port OF committee on homestead filed.
Estate of Joseph Leclair. Colchester
GUARDIANS inventory Ill d.
Estate of Lewis Lacey. Charlotte; ad,
nristratriX and appraisers appointed,
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COUNTY COURT COURT CASES.
Docket Shows Some of More Than
Ordinary Interest.
Nearly 300 of Them, Including Large
Number Under the Injunction Pro-
ceedings-Two Local Corpora
tions Indicted as Nuisances.


The docket Tor the Marcn term OF emit
tenden county Court, which Is now beng
prepared, contains an unusually lafge mum
Der oil cases, INC total being hca'y 80" VI
these large NUMBER are the cases uhIcr
the inluhctloii PROCEEDINGS WhIch depcnd
upon IN" decision OF the supreme court III
INC case OF the olate VS. r. J." lai1 anu
may not take so long H. lHe IN tHelr as
'ailoh as inc space WhI'H tmeS oCc"PS
IA tne uocket Wou.u lhuicale' ne Ptts'u-
ihs Judge VIII De non, JafheS W lyier Oh
pratteporo. Court VIII convene on 'he al
! teihooh OF MaGch 'th'
among the iarse n'inper OIL CaSe9 uoch-
ctcu many VIII not ie Nlei' AiHo's ti'OSc
OIL more passing interest IN the nunocr
"ie' p"IhuVl H"Naht w. me UT 81 ''-H
~ ritillS Nolsoh vs. Iouque HraN.i. u"
w. NIL w. NEON W. Ioi 'tl, W. -,
huhu W.. SaiheS blnsh'm anu trustee a'o
I'LL "ii'VI nav Pi'N'V"9.S or -
upon we Gochet, Aho'hor Is 'h"t OF f'-
/ 81 -ne"u w., l'uW@Iu W bal'oN ~ '''
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LILLIAN CAMPBELL-ASH INVOLVED.

A suit has been brought hy James +.
Caldwell of New York to Recover slSSi. 81,
claimed to have been advanced to Mrs.
Sidney II. Salamon of the same city from
the estate of William Campbell The at
torneys for the plaintiff are Howe and
Hummel who defended Mrs, Lillian Ash
in the suit in which Mrs. Melvina Prunier
recently secured q verdict of $4,000. BY
tho terms of william Campbell's will his
daughter Mrs. Salamon, received $4,000.
while the bulk Of the estate went to Mrs.
Ash, who had been for some time the
head of his household. The will was con-
tested and settlement finally reached.
The claim of Mr.. Caldwell. " no Is a we'll
known turtman represents slI4,3l, which
was expended and the remaining $50 is
claimed for board,
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HE OLD BEE HIVE CARPET DEPT.

of money orders, the property OF the Am.
ercan Express company. He has used
several of the orders.
The marriage of Miss Augustine Tuhot
to George Liassc was solemniZed at Z
O'Clock yesterday morning in St. JOsepas
church. The couple will reside in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. f. Mcconnell and G. w.
Lowrey pleasantly entertained the Mohi-
can club with seven-tabie whist parry
Tuesday evening Prizes were won by
Mrs Sam Sparhawk and NJ. l.. Powell and
refreshments were served.
Miss Jennie f. Rankin. stenographer for
several years past in the office of George
T. johnson, clerk of the United States
courts, has been appointed to a similar
position in the office of the collector Of
customs TO ill the vacancy caused by the
death of Miss Rhoda l.. Eaton.
G. Milar Sabin of Malone n. Y, a STU
dent at the Medical college, has entered the
Mary Fletcher hospital temporarily to sue
coed DR.. ]. II. Dodds, who is to 90 10 New
York. DR.. J. a. Jackson of Barre will
take the position in a short time to serve
out the entire time required.
The remains of the late Mrs. Anna Sher-
idan who died Thursday in Winooski,
were taken Friday TO Enosburgh Falls,
whore funeral services and the intermcnt
will be held. They were accompanied by
the brother of the deceased. w. j. Collins,
and her sister, Miss Jennie Collins.
Mrs. George f.. Howes. assisted by Miss
Ruby Cutter, soprano, and Mr.. l.. Willard
Flint, bass, of Boston and Mr.. Frank w.
Riker, tenor, of New York. gave a very
enjoyable concert at Y. NJ. c. A. hall last
evening. A miscellaneous programme was
followed by In a Persian Garden"
ed the 5Oth anniversary of their marriage
at their home, Meadow Bank Farm, NAL
let's Bay, yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
craze were married in Boston and resided
there for several years. Congratulations
are extended by their many friends.
/ The marriage intentions of Frank a
Bonneau of New Bedford, Mass, and Miss
Clara Couture, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Alexander Couture, of this city have beer
announced. The wedding will take place
in this city on March 10. The couple VII
make their residence in New Bedford.
Because OF the cold weather the How.
ard Relief society has many urgent APP
peals for girls and boys clothing and bed
ding especially the latter. Contributions
to meet this demand will be most CRATE
fully received hy Mrs. b. II. Stone at tn,
Howard Relief building.
Mr.. and Mrs b. S. Jones MIR. and Mrs
c. n. Moseley. Mr.. and Mrs. f. u Bootl
and Miss Flora Patrick leftMonday for
months trip through Florida. They vii
visit Jacksonville St. Augustine and othcl
points. Mr. and Mrs Fred S. Peasc anC
family left Tuesday for Il trip to tn
same State.
S. G.. Bush of Charlotte was in this cit,
Tuesday with a working model In win
tent snow plow for clearing roads in win
ter The model which was attached L
sleds and drawn by four horses wa
shown in this city during The afternoon. /
has been previously described in this pa
ger.
Mrs. Lizzie Il. Howe of Jericho died Il
this city Saturday afternoon at o'clocl
of consumption. at the age of a years
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BARKER FINED S43.18.
The Expense Incident to Two Days in
the Liquor Business.

Jimmy" Barker, who was arrested on
Tuesday night by Sheriff Reeves when he
attempted to escape from the house he
occupied while the sheriff was making a
search of the premises, was brought be-
fore Justice f.. w. j. Hawkins yesterday
and was ordered to pay a considerable
sum to the State in consideration of his
two days occupancy of the premises. The
total of the fine and costs was $43.lS. which
must represent more than the profits OF
two days.
Barker was adjudged the owner of the
bottle of whiskey found at the house &C.
cupied by him on Interval avenue. which
ne had leased from Ed" Howe for one
week and paid his rent in advance. The
liquor was ordered confsCated. For keep
ing on hand with intent to sell Barker
was fined on plea of guilty $50 and costs
of sl1.l0. He said that he took the house
on Monday. The search took place on the
evening of the following day. He was
unable TO pay his fine or the costs of the
seizure.
No doubt the reputation borne by Bark.
er had something to do with the amount
OF his fine. He said he knew he was
breaking the law.
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NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, do hereby egres
to refund the money on n 80 cent bottls
Of Downs Elixir If it does not cure any
cough. cold, Group, whooping cough or
throat trouble. We also guarantee Downs
Elixir to cure consumption, when used
according 10 directions, or money back.
full dose on going to bed and small
doses during the day will cure the most
severe cold, and stop the most Distress
ing cough.
X. r.. Stearns g. Co., w. IT. Zottman "a
Co., George A. Churchill F. l.. Taft 50
CO.. J. G. Bcllrose w. j. Henderson, +.
IIunry Parker & CO., J. ". OSullvan, NJ.
i. Collins, Gosselin Bros, W. +. Hall.
George Loveand & Co.; Westford, Price
Bros; Fairfax, W. j. Trombly, Hine =
burgh H. NJ. HUI, Andrews Bros. Monk
ton, 9. S. Meadcr; orwell ". b. French
& Co.. Wcybrdgc. ". j. Newton Al
lurg. y. X. Martin. Alburg Springs, A..
X. Skely, ddmr.. Grand Isle. Agel Eros I;
South Hero, G.. b, irish II Son, Eeclers
lay, Kecior Bros.
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THE YACHT CLUB.
Annual Meeting Tuesday Evening-Out-
look For the Season.

The annual meeting of the members Of
the Lake Champlain Yacht club was held
Tuesday night at the Van Ness house win
"A fair attendance. Ex-Gov j. l.. Bdrstjw
presided at the meeting. Officers and COM
mittees for the year were elected. Cliff
ford Is. Griswold and w. a. Whiting OF
this city were elected new members and
it was voted to keep the club house open
from May l to October l. Several new
boats are promised this season. The re-
port of Treasurer Woodhouse showed the
club free from debt and balance OF
$2sl.76 in the treasury The following Of
ficers were elected.
Comm odore-W. r. Foote, 1r.
Vice Commodore-Alvaro Adsit.
Rear Commodore--H. II. Kellogg.
President--W. 5. Webb
First Vice -Presldent-Elias Lyman.
Second -President-1Tenry Wells.
Secretary-A. G.. Whittemore.
Treasurer--L f. Woodhouse.
Measurcr-A. c. futile.
Fleet Captain-D. w. Robinson.
Fleet Surgeon-A. Z. Grinnell, NJ d.
Executive committee-D. w. Robinson
George s. Weed. Robert Roberts, f. II
Wells, l.. +. Woodhouse, +. II. Snyder
Horatio LOOMS, Louis II. Turk, Aware
Adsit w. A. Whitney, A. c. Whiting
J. l.. Barstow, Walter C. Witherbce, A.
L. Richardson, w. H. Englesby, w. r
Foote. jr.. Edward Wells, L. C. Grant, c.
s. Van Patten, w. J. Van Patten, C. II
Hasar. J. II. Linsley. II. r. Kellogg, J
l.. Barstow, o. S. Presbrey, Frank Y
Wells, George S. Howe and II. C. Wheel.
ock.
Regatta Committee-L C. Grant, J. "
Lnsley, o. S. Presbrey, A. C. Whiting
r. G. Stone, c. II. Hagar and II. +. Per
kius.
House Committee-Alvaro Adsit, Frnnl
R. Wells, II. C. Whceock. II. S. How
ard, W. III. Englesby and Henry Hagar
Membership Committee. II. Turk
Burlington; f. II. Snyder, Orange, n. ].
w. C. Witherbce, Port Henry, n Y.
George s. Weed, Plattshurgh. n. y; A.
Ian w. Kingsland, Burlington Charlie
Head, Westport n. Y; Samuel Keyscr
Essex, n y; r. G. Stone. Burlington
A. G. Whittemore, Burlington; and Gecrs(
S. Howe, Burlington.
Auditing Committee-Robert Roberts, "
l.. Ward and w. II. Englesby.
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MEETING OF LADIES' AUXILIARY
Y. VI. &. \.

The board of managers of the Lad.cs'
Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. c. A. was held
Tuesday afternoon in the association
parlors. Following this meeting, one open
to the society took place. Reports of the
various committees were heard and other
routine business done. Secretary Greco "y
of the Y. Nj. g. A. addressed the meeting.
reviewing the work. The membership OF
the society has reached H. II was decd-
ed to give n supper some evening week
after next but the day was not settled
upon. A social afternoon viii be given in
the parlors on the 18th inst, All mem
hers OF the society are cordially invited
to attend and bring some lady friend As
a sale is soon to be given, it has been
suggested that all who attend this social
bring some fancy article. Refreshments
were served after the meeting
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HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.


Mr. and Mrs R. C. Miles are the happy
parents of ten pound boy, born Saturday
morning.
Mrs. w b. Jones and daughter, Doro-
thy have gore to Binghamton, n. j., for
I; lew weeks stay.
Judge Russell remains in about the same
condition and the run of typhoid fever is
expected to be light.
f. 3. Houston sold Thursday to Chas.
A. Murray the promises of Harry j. Ed
son on Peru street The consideration was
nominal.
The bankrupt petition of Arthur G.. Will
Kon of Bradford was filed Saturday His
Liabilities are $73J9.l6 and his assets SiSJl.5 IS,
1928 of which are claimed as exempt
There arc 271 cases already entered on
the county court docket. This is a much
larger number than have been entered for
some years
The appeal case of Bertha Wertheim,
administrators, of Hinesbursh vs.. c. c.
Niles was entered in the county clerk S
,iiice Thursday.
The bankruptcy petition of W. Oscar
Btfatton of Danville was filed Thursday
IA the office of Clerk George Il. Johnson.
lis liabilities are $3.50 and assets $3.50
Is. O. Foster of Norwich. Conn, form
urly Of the Boston store. has secured the
position at the Old Bee Hive recently va
Gated by G. +. ketcham
The marriage of Clayton w. Partch OF
mis- city and Miss Harriet Chaplin of Bus
kinks Bridge, n. y, Will take place
to-day al the home of the bride. Mr..
and Mrs. Partch will reside in this city,
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
tiled Tuesday afternoon by Thomas j.
Smith of Barre, marble polisher, who
has Liabilities of s2ll2.22 aud assets of 81
1884, of which $3.50 is claimed as exempt
Fl. A. Doten resumed his duties a.; man.
ager at the store of the Grand Union Tea
company Thursday after being away fol
several weeks on account Of run o
typhoid fever.
Dr. A. NJ. Phelps of New York city, pro
ressor Of surgery in the University Of Yer
mont, was elected president of the New
York State Medical Society at its meet
ling in Albany Thursday.
Gardner Brewer left for Boston Monda,
evening. After completing his business IN
Boston and New York, Mr. Brewer in
tends to visit Florida stopping foC a tim'
ut Orlando.
The bankrupt petition Of W. S. Plumme
of Lyndon was filed Friday with Clerl
of the United States Courts George +,
Johnson. His liabilities are $p2S and tn,
assets s2l7, of which s2Oj are claimed al
Exempt.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles II. Whitcomb an,
Harry p. Whtcomb who have hecl
ftC1ying al the American School Of Os
tcopdthy in Kirksville, Mo, for the pa p
Two years, graduate from that nstitu
zion January 81
The police department have received no
lice of 500 reward for the capture of Geo
p. Raymond, who secured by fraud d bool
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AN ALLEGED BRIGHAM HEIR.

A Boston despatch contains the infor-
nation that the late Robert b Brigham,
the millionaire hotel keeper of Boston,
who when he recently died left the bulk
of his fortune to found hospital in Bos-
ton, has son living in New York who
will come IL for share of the fortune.
The will of the late Mr.. Brigham is con-
tested by a divorced wife. The will con-
tanned several minor requests to relatives
in this city.
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SUCCESSFUL MEETINGS.
Larger Attendance Than in Former
Years at Farmers Institutes.


Hon. c. J. Bell of Walden, secretary of
the STATE Board of Agriculture, was in
this city Tuesday to meet John Gould of
Ohio, who is to be in the State for a
month to address the farmers meetings.
Mr.. Gould is a native of Guilfoid and since
his removal to Ohio has made a great sue
cess in farming and Is competent to give
much valuable information to those who
attend the meetings. Secretary Bell said
that the meetings held thus far this year
had been unusually successful, There has
been much larger attendance than in
former years and the speakers have been
OF unusual merit. lie said that the farm
ers in the State were awakening to the
fact that they must adopt progressiv,
ideas in order to be successful and for
this reason were attending the meetings,
where tue mos, advanced ideas and i'm
provements in all branches of agriculture
are advocated, The meetings will be con-
IkAAuAd during the next four weeks.
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a CARD.

We the undersigned DO hereby agree
to refund Ira money q a 50-cent Lottle
OF Greenes Warranted .tup Of Tar e it
fails to cure your cough n cold. We also
guarantee d %, at bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded
w. J. Henderson, w. II. Zottman & Co,
f. l.. Taft & Co, +. GoSselin s. Bro,
j. c. Belrose, +. J. Beaupre,
George A. Churchill, TREBLE Duhamel,
r. Il. Stearns & Co., Joseph Gotta
w. +. Hall, NJ. c. Powers.
James A. Ma lon, +. r. Crandall,
j. ". O'SulliNau, f. II. Parker & Co..
A +. Lemerise & Co.
r. +. Brown North Williston.
c. d. Warr,n, Williston
Geo. L. Pease & Co. Williston.
Il. W. Freeman. Richmond, VT.
sharpes Cream Separators-Prontabls
Dairyng.
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A Convincing Answer.

81 hobbled into Mr.. Blackmon's drug
store one evening"" says Wesley Nelson
of Hamilton, Ga, "and he asked me to try
Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism
with which | had suffered for a long time.
told him ! had no faith in any medicine
as they all failed. He said Well If
Chamberlains Pain Balm does not help
YOU you need not pay for it, l took a
bottle of it home and used it according to
the directions and in one week was
cured, and have not since been troubled
with rheumatism" Guaranteed by all
druggists.
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Public Examinations.

Teachers examinations for Chittenden
county are to be held ds follows:
Hnesburgh, Feb. 9S-March !.
Underhlll FLATS. March 2-S.
Richmond March rs
ESSEX Junction, March 9-l0,
The examinations viii be held in the
school rooms in the villages mentioned
exec t at Essex junction, where they wiz
bc he'd in ne vestrY of the Congregation
al church. JOH\ h. ALLEN,
331t&w,lt Examiner OF Teachers
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Ramona Allard. Alfred n. Bush, b.

Ramona Allard. Alfred n Bush, b. F,
NJ. O. Brown, f. a. Cone. j. s. CCocker
II. A. Danforth L. r, Fluet S p. Fowler
Or. Thos. Govott, Albert r. Gay, Earl
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CATLIN.-Gn Jamestown, Pa. Feb. ? 1900.
of pneumonia William Clark Catlin, son
Of Henry G. Catiiu, in the 1871 year of his
age.
HOWE-In Jericho VI Feb. 8, Lizzie
Z. Reed, wife If Frank Howe, aged a
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TO CuRE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it fails
TO cure. II. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c,
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Carous Duran Is TO pay another visit
TO the United States next summer. when,
according 10 the Paris papers, he VIII
paint portrait of William Dean lIowells