Burlington Daily Sentinel from Burlington, Vermont • 3

is n. I FRESH SPRING GOODS' Fiftli Word tnur-iH. n.o. Ward Dsmocratia caacu? fceld nt Cifv last caning, and v. very fnlly del.

E. M. Satt.nn, chairman ci iha ward (oaiiui tec, railed meeting to order, -d Calvin II. Elork'ott wal Cciinfv Coin cut ion. The Prohibitory Con.

nil ji at the room of the Young Mens Christian Association 10 30 this rnorr.lDg' ana vra called to order by Ira Russell, Caai man County coaimktec Huntington was chosen caairmai and Henry Ballard, Secretary. The roll of IfTST uPFXED AT TUK- New Prints i Ginghams INitiEW 8PRIKC PATTERII8. BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONS, PILLOW CASE COriON'S AND SllEKTINCiS lirowuCollooa Sand 10 cents. Fine Bleached Cottcns, JO ct. Table Linens, Towels- and Napkins bee COLLEGE i.l'.

OKAHGti1. LEMONS A ItOlLEDCU'En, CELERY, ALIj lRESH and tbins.rt CHAUVIN KELLY'S Manhood How Lost, How Eestored Juet published, new sdltion of Dr. I Olebraled taaay on I 1 tli Radical Curs (wltbont 1 of 8prmsUnb(vs, or BemlnaliWsav 1 aeas. Involuntary beuimal Los, iMrortticv, alental aud PUrs.cal lueapsity, Impediment to Marriage, als, Cnnm tton, hilery and FlU, ladnred by sekr-liidulgsnes setual extravaganrs. f.rriic lu a araled eavelopObly I I rnU.

lh cnlrbratM author, tn this admirable essar, clearly demonstrates frora a thirty years' suoresetnt practice, that the alarming roaaiuenre of self-Abues may bs radically cuid wltbont tb danger, on use of Internal medians or ths application ot ths knlfs pointing out a mods of curs at orr simple, certain and eflnrtual, by mean of which v. err euterer, no matter bat bis condition may bs, mv himself cbsaply prlvately, and radically. ay- Tbia Lecture should tn ths bauds of very youth and every man tn ths land. Meat under in a plain ocvelnpe. ti ny ad.

dswsa. ot-ri', oa receipt of uceuU, or two stamrsk Adflrsst ths roblbrtiars. F. BRUMAK 41 Ann Street. New Tortu Tost Ofs THE VKIIMO NT LIFE 3 3 9 1 1 Insurance op Company Incorporated October 28 1863.

Tlii prudently managed Horn company Is a fa vorii with tbs bualnee men of Vermont. Aaarts January 1, 1874, Tbia company bas a larger ratio of tenet to liabilities than any other company doing bnainoM In tbs State, Including capital. $3.67 lu a wets to encb $1.00 In liabilities. Exclusive of capital, fl.1T to ew l.W In llabUlUce. r.USSEIJj S.

a FT, rresi lent. XT. I. U1LBF.KT, Visa Prssldetil. WAKRF.S tirr.RS.

Secetatrv. 1-8-7-0. WHY WEAK THAT 0LD HAT," luTfhaed at some antiquated con ccrn, t.robably mads a quarter a ctntury ago aj; or it may have come wiit of XOAH'S AUK Wear it no longer; but go direct! to THILILPS' NEW HAT (where nothing having a centennial appearance is to be found) and select one of his new and elegant styles of Hat received, at i cost of about one-third lem thtn it t'etif pnrchmed elsewhere. HAMUEL miLLIPS, Fsshionabla littler, Chntch Street, BKINSllatD'S BCII.PINO. BPP.LrSOTON, TT.

C. P. BTJXIN D. POYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 0e ovr CatrsJ Drag Stars, corner af Chars endCoUeg it.

OBeibvor. I to 11 a. aad iv York wj. Nr.w Yoi.K 23. Tbr strike uf crii'pim ia tb-s manufactory of Hanan RsdNb, has the appearance of an open warfaro.and tho non-inciety workmen at present employed are in fear of their lives, and a squad police has been constantly in attendance to preserve the pearv.

Several assaults havo been made by the striken. KOr.BED BY COSriDENXK MLS. M. D. QJiorni, of Sjuthwalk.

N. was robbed of all he had yesterday, by thooanfldenca no was ea routo for Oalifortit. WAR AVtnTED. Isthmus advices of the 12th state that the threatened war between several states has been averted and they have agreed to disarm. Minor Telegram.

DXAIaT. OF J. W. WBEELOeX. Montpelter, Feb.

23. j. W. Wheelock, editor of the Green Mountain Freeman, died this morning. nEE3- CisciSJJATr, Feb.

23. Tawning'a plaining mill and Dunn's furnitnre factory were burned last night Loss, 30,000. Povohkeepsie, N. Feb. 22.

A large fire was ia progress nt Tarrytown at midnight, at which time it was reported eight buildings had been burned. Particulars not yet received. LARGE FAILURE. Boston, Feb. 23.

The failure of Mr. Elijah Shaw of Wales who owns five mills and employes 275 hands is reported. Liabilities $300,000. NAKIUKII. 1X38ELL WHEELER In Burliugloa.

Febrn-ary Itltb, at tha residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. W. J. Heath, Henry W. BnaeeU, of ttneiburn, and Miss Flora H.

Wheeler, of Burlington. CniLNE-Iu lUiincbcrk, N. February 21, Walter N. Ureeue, aged 43 years. Funeral at Albany, acursday.

February 21, at a p. at tho First Freabjteriau Church. ISHASI-In 'Shelbnrn, Feb. HI, Mr. Lnry Wi Isham, aged S3 year.

ICE, 10U TilK SKAS0N OF CAKD. eYE, tbo undersigned can lay t'aal tbe ice r0. Tured by DSEW it CONGER ni not eut near any ewer and prove ratiefactory, and wo have vt i tbe fame to fill our lee bouses. D. C.

Berber Co, C. It. Biodgett. H. H.

Howe. Mlal Davie, Morillo Jioyee, K. W. Peek. Cbas.

Storre S5, D. C. Mceley, E. C. 'ollce.

As lUere is a decline in prices wo propose to KF.ntTE THE PRICE OF ICF. for the eeaaon of 14TG, a follow: 20 lbs. six pr week. tT.0f. old price, t.00.

2 lour three 4.0 CO er more at a cts. per iiuudred. 100 13.00 per ton. 20 six times week, per month $1.50. 20 four LIBERAL REDl CTIONslOX LARGE QUANTITIES Thanking tbe Public for past patronage, we solicit tbe same for the future.

DREW CONGER. 1'eb. 23 did. Courage 1 Don't despair when the doctor yonr lung aro diseased. The worst rase given fp as hopeless has been cured by Ua'e's Honey of Hcrrhonnd and Tar.

rite's Tot-tbache Drops curs iaone sr.iante. Why let aches and rain yvjr A cure la sure by using Keime's Magic Oil. RENSE'S MAGIC OIL cure Rhenmatlsm, ItENNK'S MAOIO OIL cures Neuralgia, 1 RESNE.SJ HAUIO OI cures Hnratne. UENNK'S MAGIC OIL cures Uralses, RKSXE'S UAOIO OIL cure Colic. ItKNNK'A MAGIC OIL eures Cholera Uerbn Rt.NSK'8 UAUIO OIL cure Coughs, KENNE'S MAGIC OIL cure Sore Throat, And Is sold by aU def lers in medicine.

Wat. r.ENNE SO.NS. Proprietor, Pittaneld. Mas. For sale by all drngglsU in Burlington: Moors Cbaniplain.

tO-PAKTSEKSIIIP XOTltE. TOE CO-PABTNEBSHIP heretofore existing on-der the firm name of Bronsots, Weston, Orson and eompaar is this day dissolved by ths mntaal consent of aU Its membere.WaUerX.Oiaene retires from said da. II. F. BR05S0N.

H. ERONSOX AKIJAH WEJ4VON. WALTXRN. ORKtNE. J.

W. DUNHAM, U. X. WEAVEU. Feb.

21 d3d CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. GB. BLODGETT AND E. P. MANOR bavs this day formed a co-partner Hi' under the firm name of i.

8. Dlogett 1 C. O. S. BLODGETT, P.

MANOR. Curlingtou. Feb. IS TO. Reader, ars you liable to bsadacbs 1 Then yon srs interested in knowing what Reune'e Pain-Killing Magic Oil does for Headache.

Baths th head friely with. Magic Oil, mixed with water, Uiea pot a little clear on tue temple. Take a few drops clear, or osasbugar. Bee it faithfully and freely, audit wUl enre the worst case In srom fire ten minntes. Always keep it In the houae.

VAN NESS HOUSE, D. C. Barber St Proprietors, Barllngton, Vt- O. n.rtiir., O. R.

Frames HATS, GAPS, FDRS, Trunks and Umbrellas Gents' Fwfsli GccJs, row prices tto. 42 Church Street, BUKilN-OTON, VT. Patr-jaae CHAS. n. WHITNE7, t'CELrVQTON, vr.

WEDNESDAY, FEB 23,1570. fob ciTr MILTON R. TYLER ALDERMEN, 5. E. M.

Sutton, Ward DEE. F.J. Hen- Citjr Caucus. Ths Democratlo voter and all othere, who are in favor of a good city government, are invited to assemble at City Hall, on Wednesday evening next, Feb. 23, at 8 o'clock, to put in nomination a candidate for Mayor, to be supported at the coming March election and to traiiganct any other busl.

neai deemed proper when met. The nomination of Mayor will be made by the ballot-bos remaining open for one-half hour, or for a longer tlmpf found necessary to poll the rotes. A fnU attendance Is earnestly desired. Builingtoo.Vt., Feb. 19,1876.

Or 1-. Lis lt, h. bhtALutr, I City Vim. b. La-, Committee.

MOBILLONOTCS, Third Ward Caucus. The Damoorats of the 3d Ward are requested to meet at the room of the Bra ea Hose THUBS-DaT, FEB. 24tn, at 7K p. to nominate candi-elates for Alderman, School Commissioner and Ward Officer, to be supported at the onsulng eleetloa. b.

J. Mccarty, J. Mc.nAMAKA, Coui. JOS. LEVc, The Portland excursionists returned home yesterday.

There ia to be a ceutenniul duuee at Berkley'. Hall this evening. Don't preach charity and leave somebody else to practica it. Attention is oalled to the announce ment of Drew 3c Conger in another column. The Dem ocrats of the 3d ward hold their caucus to-morrow (Thursday) evening.

A party of our French citizens started at three o'clock this afternoon for a ride to Richmond. They went in carriages. A notice of tho formal opening of the Favilioa Hotel, onipelier, last evening, is deferred to the nest edition. William Sexton has challenged 1 Maurice Vignaux, the World's Champion, I to play a three ball game at Paris next month, and Yignaux has accepted. A man named Grover, living in Sudbury, committed snicide, Sunday night, by taking laudanum.

He was found dead in his house, Monday morning. Mr. Walter N. Greene was'insured for $18,000 in the Vermont Lite In-nurauce Company, which had re-insurtd 85,000 of the amount in the National Life. It is J.

W. Dunham, (not Dearborn as misprinted yesterday,) who suoeeeds Mr.Greene as resident nitiriagor of Bronsons, Weston, Greono ic Co. 'a immense lumber business. The dance at Jonesviilolasi evening was a successful affair, some 75 couples being in attendance. Berkley's orchestra furnished tho music, which was A-l.

Democratic caucus at City Hall this ovenicg at 7:30. Let tho attendance be large. A fnU and free eipression by our good people of their preferences for Mayor is very desirable at this time. Come out to the caucus. W.

H. Darby Sou, of Alburgh, have compromised with most of their creditors by prying them 15 cents on a dollar, and W. H. Durby by pajing 20 cents on a dollar, and M. H.

D.irby by paying 10 cants on a dollar. Their liabilities amounted to over $50,000. L.G. Burnham photgraphcrs, are now doing some of the finest work in their line over ceen in this city. They are at present getting np club photos to introduco their work, and those who purcliaso one cf tho club tickets can secure a dozen pictures for $2, which is much below the regular cost.

This opportunity will not ro main open long, oo call at once. Two sons and daughters of Mr, and and Mrs. D. Woodward, of Enosburgh, with friends to the number of thirty, gathered at the residence of M. Wood- ward, Saturday evening, Feb.

19, to en-1 joy another of those old time occasions, the 73J anniversary of Mrs. Wood-worth's birthday. After spending a short time in a social manner, all were invited to adjourn to the table which was bountifully and tastefully supplied, while merriment seemed to reign ia every heart. One evening not long since as one of the U. V.

M. Professors stopped iuto one of tho corridors of tho college building, in hisstockiDg his way upon a tour of inspection, to see that all wa well, he was heard to utter a suppressed oath, the cause of his doing so being that he had stepped down rather heavily upon several large upturned carpet tacas. Upon further examination li was ionna mat tne nail floor was covered with tacks every one of which stood on end. The janitor saust have placed them there, as the boys all deny any Knowledge oi tne a college boy cannot tell a lie. Frank Jubell, ayung man of about 20 years, was arrested by Sheriff L.

A. Drew, on Monday evening, at Wiaoos- ki, on suspicion that ho was the one who broke into and sot on fire the nouse of Mr. a. ii. Watson.

Ou being ques honed by Mr. Drew, Jubell got badly isngieu in accounting lor ins whereabouts on Sunday evening, and finally owned up and told where he had put the stolen property. The evidence is ample to send mm to Windsor, and there is little question that he robbed and set on fire the house of Mr. Mason, and that of tho Methodist minister. Above the door entering the Reading ltoom oi tne loung men Association is posted the following notice: "Residents of this city who are not members of this Association are not allowed tho privi lege oi tnis room.

And yet, very many citizens who are not members of the Association, frequent the room and some of them seem to live there, for go there when you will, they are nlwavs present, and by their loud talking and general air of importance, make it very disagreeable for members who have gone there to read. This room is also a regular meeting place for the school boys, who crowd in there after school hours, have "piles of fun," as one of them expressed it. Is there no remedy for these evils ctiairmun and denize Vr. Beckwith sec retary. It vraa decided to vota for candidates lor AlJermen bs ballot, separately, and Jumua E.

Eiissoll, Gejrge Lovelaud and John Daly were appointed tellers. The fir3t ballot, for Alderman for the long term, resulted ia the choice of E. M. Suttorj, that gentk-man rccoiving CO of the C3 votes cist. The nomination was mada nnnnimon" amid loud and I rolonged applause.

Tho baliot for Alderman for the short term resulted as follow? Whole number of Necessary to a choice James t. bussed T. J. Kondee Ci 33 43 81 Mr. Russell promptly declined the nomination in favor of Dr.

Hendee, and on the second ballot the latter gentleman was nominated, the voto standing Whole nurnbsr of rotes 45 Necessary to a choice a F. J. nedoe Scattering Mr. button then in a veiy neat speech accepted the nomination. William Deuniug, C.

P. Morsa and Andrew one were appointed nominating committee end presentod tho fol-low'ng report For Ward Committee E. M. Sutton. C.

S. Murray, Van A. Nye. or inspectors of Election Miles A. Everts.

E. L. Willard. John Brooks. For Ward Clerk George W.

Beckwith. Tho meeting then adjourned. G. W. Beckwith, Secretary.

1. A. S. II. Tho Second Council of Deliberation for tho District of Vermont was held in Burlington, Tuesday, the 22d February, in the Masonic Hall, at which the 'following officers wero elected and appointed: Coja-iu-Chief 111.

Geo. O. 1st Lieut. Com. 111.

R. S. Taft, 32 2d Lieut. Com. III.

M. R. Paino, M. S. G.

O. III. Geo. II. Bigelow, G.

Prior 111. Luman A. Drew, G. Chancellor III. Say les Nichols," G.

Treas. 111. R. J. Wright, G.

Sec 111. J. 15. Hyndman, G. Eng.

A. 111. M. C. Edmunds, G.

Hospitaler 111. Jesse C. PaiLe, G. M. of 111.

G. J. Stannard G. S. B.

111. Cyrus Roby, G.C. J. W. F.Washburn," G.

Sentinel 111. A. N. Pearson, Tho Council was ably presided over by 111. Geo.

O. Tyler 33 Deputy for Vermont, and acting member of the Supreme Council N. M. J. U.

and tho meeting was a harmonious ono. The prececdings will shortly be publishedjin pamuniet iorm ior aisirioution. In tLo evening, Ilaswell Lodge of Perfection exemplified the work before tho Council. Obituary. At the residence of lils brother, and in bis native plare of lihlncberk, JJ.

on th 21st of this month, died Walter X. Ureeu, agoJ forty-two years. Mr. Qreeno was educated at the Iludaon IUver Institute and began Ins business lfs at Albany, i', at the aKe of IS sears. He rose rapidly In tho estcpni of nis who were among the largoHt and wealthiest lumber firms of that ex-teiidivo lumber mart, lor thirteen years he w-s tuanagtir ot the extensive planing mill of H.

Q. lialli At of Albany N. where his roputa-tion asa first claHS bUBiueas man was thoroughly eatabl shed. He next became manager aud partner lu the firm of J. V.

Dunham of Albany, N. aud thon, with Mr. l'unham, jolnod the txonsive lumbur firm of Uroiioons, eton, Cireen of OU wa, Ontario. Albany, N. Boston, raintn.l Post, N.

and subsequently IJurlinKten, Yt. TLe iucreaiius tlemimls for Ottawa lumber, and tho constant calls for large orders of dressed material, induced Mr. Oroeue to look for some place where his firm could establish larger plan-mg mills and lumber yards, and thus mero promptly meet the demands of their customers. On cumins to Burlinpton his quick eye took lu its advantages at once, and he urged upon bis firm the establlHliing of lumber yaide and planing mills bere. Hclying upon Mr.

Oreeu's woU known shrewdaess and capacity the firm at ouce agreed to tuia, and Mr. Ureene became the general man-agar of the business here. The anion ut of labor performed by Mr. Greene during the last four years, prior 1 1 his fata', sickness, and since up withiu six mouths of his ilea is almost incalculable. He HtipTinteuuoi the bulldlu? cf the Urje mills, dry usos, omcea, of his firm; organized his help, selectaa his stock of lumber pur-rbisud tuo machinery, for the planing mills; eatablUbod au extensive trade, and, at the same time, was first And foremost In aU plans aud schemes to aJvauce the laterosts of the lumber trade of 13urliiijtou generally.

II was a man of great lor of character, indom-ttable energy and resolute will, tile at the a mt time he had a vein of ttood nature that made htm uue of the most popular m.nagers that ever had control of a large body of workmen and clerks. Ho waa known among hie employee aa a aevore disciplinarian, but as a just and generous man. His retentive memory kept before him all the details of business; and he could answer all lnquirios with promptness aud accuracy. He was tenacious in his fnendstiips and novor lost an opportunity to ahow tus partl.ility for those he esteemed. Strong In his likes and dislikes, he sometimes treated those who did not commend thoimelves to his Judgment, in a somewhat brusque manner, bnt never failed to make amends when he found he had been mistaken.

In his social life he was the soul of wit and genial good humor, and an excellent talker of sound nse. Uis every day lile was one continual round of labor, with an enormous strain upon his nervous system, ironi tne necaaity oi always keeping in mind the complicated and numerous business transactions ot nis firm. During tho thirteen years Mr. Greene was busi ness manager for H. Q.

Halley of Albany, be ptfvrormed, with never-failinn enemv. the work of Hire- men. Mr. Ualley himself was a shrewd lawyer aud able business man, but a person not easy to please, lie told the writer, not loug ago. mat air.

ureeae was the most cnergetio, tireless and shrewd business man he ever had in his employ, aud added these words words that give us tho key to his untimely death" Greene could never rest until he had done all that was te be done for one day. If It took him until the morning of the next day to finish." Few mou were more liberal than Mr. Greene te the many public and private enterprises dependent upon the aid of our citizens, and few had a more just appreciation of t'je worth of each. Mo one ever went from hint tnapty handed when they called in the name of charity or the pubUc coot. At his home he was affectionate, careful of the wants of his family, and showed the warmest love for those who were dependent upoa him.

He had so much dislike to cant, hypocrisy and sectarian ism that, occasionally, to those he thought teo much given to forms and creeds, he made remarks that sounded skeptical; but wboever tamea witn ho.ua seriously udju these points, found he was net without reverence for God and sacred thtngs. He leaves a wife and two little children, in whose behalf he had secured $15,090 life insurance SlO.soo of whioh is in the Vermont Life. With a long list of warm friends, made so by his many genial qailitios, with laage business coanec- tious, ail going successfully along in the path his genius baa pointed out. with the hearty appreciation of hundred of planing mill owners, in whose behalf he labored ae successfully aa ohalrman of tho National Executive Committee In charge of tbe compromise witn tne Woodbury Company with the promise of large succoss In life before him, he has laid down his life In ite prime, sad example and warning to other business men ot bis temperament, not to Co tke work of two days in one. Few business men in Burlington have been more highly esteemed, and none com waxen deeper regret at UIj ios.

D. Sr.ALDass Bdtteb Mabket, Feb. 22. Market quiet, no change to nete in Drices. We ouote common to fair 15 to 13 cents medium to good 18 to 23 cents; winter made butter 'M to Vi3 cents tan butter 30 to 33 cents prr lb.

Moocns. M. F. Fitch's saw mill and shingle factory, machinery, and 73,000 ningles, wero burned last night; loss, insurance $5,000 Rev. D.

T. Tavlor. of Rouses Point, will leoture on Temperance, in tho M. E. ohurch, Tues day evening, Jteo.

avtn, delegates by towns waa called, most of the tov7ns bein? represented but some only partially. The present comlssion-er, Dr. Culler, read his report which was accepted and aoopted. The following resolutions, was introduced by Mial Davis. Reeolved, That la the judgment of this convention, it la contrary to the spirit of the Prohibitory Llnuor Law, in the appointment of agents, to require that persons proposed as such ageutashaU Lave the approval ot the city or town authorities, as the condition of such appointment, and that the practice of cooeulting thus officer as such, receives our uaiuimd eUsapprovni.

After considerabla debate the resolution was passed unanimously. The Convention then proceeded by ballot to I nominate a Candidate for County Commissioner for the ensuing year. The result was as follows Whole number of votes 33. Necessary to a choice 20. Of these Dr.

L. C. Butler received 22 William Weston of Colchester, 10 scattering C. Dr. Butler's nomination was made nnanimous.

The convention then nominated tho old board of county officers, with the exception of E. A. Fuller as chairman in place of Ira Russell, who refused the nomination. Krcsu tbo Portland Argus, i'eb. 21.

Oar Vermont Visitors. Tho party of prominent citizens of Burlington, who are at present visiting our city, have had a varied experience since loaving home a week ajo to-day. Thsy arrived at tho Fabyan House, Tuesday, and took dinner. They then pushed on to the Crawford House, expecting the train from Portland to meet them there. There were twenty-eight gentlemen in the party when it started, but four wero obliged to return on account of urgent business.

At the Crawford House it was found impossible to entertain them. Accordingly teams were procured aud the party taken back to Fabynu's, tho teams being obligod to raako several trips. The night was clear, and the trees encrusted with snow. The rr.ys ft. a tho lanterns lighted up tho surrounding scenery, and the effect was described as splendid.

The party was exceedingly good natured, and they made tho best of their involuntary detention at Fabjau'j. Wednesday they again went to Crawford, and towards night ft train was mado up, the eDgine pushing the cars. the party started, in a blinding snow etorm. Tho train had hardly got through the gate of the Notch when tho engine left tho rails. A consultation was held and it waa decided that it would l9 unsafe to attempt to proceod, even if the eDgiuo should be put upon the track.

So it was decided to return to Crawford, and the much dotaind merchants, nothing daunted, jumped out into the snow. They were about quarter of mile from the hotel. They ilrst tried to wallc back aloug side tho track, but the snow plow had thrown tho euow into huge and occasionally ono of the psrty would ciuk away out of eight.only to be pulled out by his moro fortunate cumi'ar'ioLG. They were alno encumbered with their baggage. After many trials and miu! tribulation they reached tho Crawford, tv'iro they remained until Friday, the road haviog been clear 1 a train and tho party reached tho Falmouth about half-past eleven Friday night, r.

in the least discourage! by their mishap. Thev bad started out to corn -3 to Portland, proposed ti roach hro if it took all winter. Tho party i composed of representative business mou of Burlington, and their visit hero can but assist in extending tho trade of the city in that direction. Among the party aro Mayor C. U.

Biodgett, Messrs. Wm. Henderson, general express agent; E. W. Peok, treasurer cf tho Burlington A.

Lamoille Valley Company; Chas. E. Miner, Lead of the firm of Minor, Pope extensive dealers in coffee, tens and Fpioes; Alderman Edward Wel't. of Wells, Riohard3on one i the largest wholesale druggist Srnis ia Vermont; Goo. H.

Morse, of the lirra Sheuard. Davis one of the principal lumber firms of the State; Alderman W. S. Vincent, a prominent druggist; D. C.

Linsley, a large contractor and director of the B. V. R. J. H.

Linlscy, r-oa of the former; E. H. Phelps and A. Torrey, assistant engineers on the naias road; L. H.

1'uik, Gao. X. Loomis, cf the Burlington Basket Company; Geo. H. Bigolow.

K-imorly editor anil proprietor of tue Burlington Times; R. B. Steams, druggist; F. L. Taft, of th Arm of Vincent Taft, druggists; Daniel Roberts, a leading lawyer; Jo D.

Hatch, president of tho board of aldermen, and republican cnd'ulat3 for Mayor; L. S. Drew, a gentleman farmer; F. J. Hen-dee a well known farmer and leading granger; lv.

a. waiter, ox waiter, Uros. marble workers; Hale, of Essex Junction, engineer of the Bur lington aud Lwmoille Valley road. Saturday morning tho party, accom panied by Mr. Stevens, manager of the ialmouth, Harbor Master Jones and other gentlemen took a trip amoDg the islands in the steamer Express.

Thev were impressed with our superior har bor facilities, but were inclined to think a summer trip would be rather more pleasant, although they appeared to enjoy this one. in the afternoon they wero takon in carriages and shown the principal objects of interest in the city. In tho evening the guests wero waited upon nt the Falmouth by a large number of cur moro prominent citizens, and a very enjoyable and profitable evening was passed. Several of the party later in the evening attended the musoum, at tho invitation of Mr. Wyer.

A large number of gentlemen called upon them at tho hotel yesterday. The party will leave this morning for home. They havo created a most favorable impression with our citizens who have formed their" acquaintance, and we havo no doubt tho visit will be the means of extending onr rapidly increasing business relations in that State. At a special meeting of the W. N.

Greene Independent Hose Company, held at their hose house, last evening, the following resolutions were adopted: Whereas, It has pleased the Almljhty to remove from amongst ns oar friend and comrade, Waiter N. Ureene, one who waa noted tor hie pubUc spirit and his vary many aota of unostentatious kiadnese towards hie fellowmen be It Keselved, That we tender to hi bereft family our heartfelt sympathy and Sincere condolence la this hoar ef deep aiUictloa. Resolved, That we attend as a company the funeral ceremonies of oar late associate, whose name wa bear, and that the company' house be draped in mourn inf. and member wear badges el mourning for thirty da vs. Resolved.

That these resolution published rath BarUngton Da'ly 1 roe Press, BaxUngtoa 8STrnnil, and, tfcs Albany avtatng Journtl. Capusii neprcscnted, $150,000,000. It I not trn economy to pay money for incur- 1 anes in small, weak and unreliable companies, Ws are aolc agent for the I 97eM a a a AnvAv I OF HARTFORD, Cash assets SG.GOO.OOC Home Inaurance Company, OF NEW iORi. Cosh Assets $6,000,000. Ilarttord Fire I nam ranee Co, OF UARTFOUD.

Cash Assets $3,000,000 PtxcenlJC Insurance Company OF HARTFORD. Cash Assets $2,000,000 Oueen Insurance Company OF ENGLAND. Cash Asset, Gold $10,000,000 Jiorth Dritlsta and Ida. ('. Cash assets, cold S27.000.000 Royal, England Uommercial union, Lnglaml 17,000.000 SprinRtield, Mass 1,500,000 Franklin, Philadelphia, Pa 3.500,000 Pennsylvania do 1,500,000 Continental, N.

2,000,000 Mutual Life In New Vorlc Cash Assets $72,000,000 This Is ths largest Life Insurance company lu tbe world. 11 art lord Accident Ina Co. Cash assets $300,000 All. polic ies are issued at this rttce, andws pay au losi-i Here tn current macs, or gou wuen desired, mdera by mail or telrgieph piomptiy attended to. No Fees for pol'cles or surveys.

aRlSWOLD FKlSSELL.AgeuU. Feb. li-dawtf Burlington, V. WSUTTA, I) A VOL, L-AXGDOX IMPERIAL, 100 LONSDALE, AXniJisa(t(iIN. AND OIBrK Bleached Cottons.

Ws do not advertise i i ter on leaaisg gouUs, but will say this: Ws have a lull line of brat xaakee, from medium to inert grades, ranging In price from s-ven cent to twelve aal Mie-ba'f rente per yard Bvown to I tons ntid Priils AT LOW MUCKS. Our elm is not filU-d with leana.but with FIRST CLASS SEASON ABLE UOOD9, bought as low ss cash will boy tbsm.au onr prices WiU Invariably be found a low or lower than they ran be owiitht lu cut of LYMAN So AXLEN. Cliurcb Mtreet. MTRT.INOTON. VT.

The Church St. aid ware Store. RIPLEY HOLTON, Jobbers and lteUllers lu Builders' Hardware, MECHANICS1 TOOLS. House Furnishing Goods Coffin Trimmings ani JAning, CORDAGE AliD I WINE. Pants, Oils and Varnishes, Brushes and Glues, Artist' Materials, Bperm and Machine Oil, tSo.dJieri Hardware, Enameled Cloth, Whips, Z'aten' Leathers and Rvkber Good.

Silver Plating done to urdcr. Cutlery, Plated Knives and Fork, Wodcn "Ware, Copper. Weather Vanes. Kieliing TacLld and bprtrtirgGoc-ls. dreire to rail eepecial altentiea tha fdlw-ing for which ws are Agent TLTE KEW TOBK ENAMEL PAIWT, Tbe beet Pa'nt In the world.

IIOIT 3 BELTLa, Ike beat la fh Wnited State, an I FA IRD AXES' F.ES, Tbey hive ns rqnal. Vt Hair Work i ir 1 la every style MADE TO ORDKI. WIGS, FP.OXT mCES, TOUPEES, ant INVISIBLES, ths fin set quality aad make always on band. 8HAMPOONINO aad HAIR DRESS INO for balls and parties. Also hair laeLSd for each or-raslon.

bavs a large stock of Switches, Curls, and some which can ss'J at tbe very low flgtirr of Mc and SS es'-h. Faded and colored to aay required shade. Combing mads np with th rsots together, at Mrs. A. P.

BURNS. 7T Church trMt.BarllBtt a. Vt. Oflice, PECK'b UJcck. CoUega Stm'- Tb sttenilonof the" lumMrg tut.lloU respect fully called to th following Hat of ltpoasJb Comrenl represented at this agency: Fire Ast0cimtioH, OF FBU.ADFU Assets 34 Canadian Fir and Marten Ittturance Company, OF MONTREAL, V.i).

L'ttsli Assets inn son Insurer nee CempanyT OF CINCINNATI, OHIO. 073.2SJ.00 Insurance Of Nt N. AsseU 911,002 0 ICestchetfrr Fire Insurance OF NEW 1TOKK. AsseU 4't nlo Fire Insurance OF 111 ITALO. N.

Anicts 000, (XX) (Ml hire Insurance of nlwauk, n. AhsoIs 472,00 7i Teopte's Fire Insurance OF M.WAHK, N. AwcU 431,561 i. Connnonn callh Fire us, of r.o?rroi, Annots. 1 Ailiauec Fire Ins.

Co. of boihn, iis. Afcu Here ix Fiix Ins. Co, or Boston, Asirh Han ft or Fire Ins, Co. rmooit, ml, Assets 'J'rarc tiers Accidental jns 'F UAUTI OUD, Asiets Partners Mutual Fire Ins.

Co. VOM ITLIEK. VT, Mutual Fire Int. OF lit KL1NVTON, VT lu thoio uud other cotapitniot wa sr piopsred (o place Intiiiuer it KOl'I TAULE RATES. toff Orders ly t-t Te'fyropU prompt' att'ff'U'f All Kmc protiip'lv it.lj ule.l i.t (liii T.

PECK. Ins. Agt. Save Monev l'j bnjlt-'j yur CL THING AT III2ADQUARTCHS Deter mint tn roduce otir larj bxk of Wialee Clotliiug, I. .1 flrr lot tlieortt fllbri DATS IZ xt rn ortl i i in 1 a ix a i 1 1 UlBtors AND Cvc.rcoati- MAHKLl) lOWN rk(Hl Down Suitings lon; Men's and Youth's J'onts marked D'twn.

This ma rait chaurt- lr LuviM watitinc Jnod Clothirf at Vny l.fvj-IViccn ixrgt tor oi nt Hani Pan Price. Voir rJvfiVyt E. 1'. bliAVA, Una strsst, bear Amertran Uouse. tyiuetalsg new In White Shirts, Wasnsntts CoIIju Btamu ebd Cuft of lnrn, HI ell oS-r lite In PrU of shirt for I If Vt.

Ttce5.1: CANCERS! CANCERS rvKKD rrtru ncr tnriK jury, An vrnnovr rnt vsgortUKjcyirK It. 1.. IIAMK. M. Nosil Litirni N.

WOl LP rr tfully ear to sny afltnted with that terrible die, Csrrlasotna, or Caitcsr, tbst, having sucosssful'y treated snasy cm, be can warrant a Permanent Curo wber th tm I not so thoroughly Unptv-gneiel with the Camseomone Vitus that it Is laapnsaibis to remove it from lbs blond, laoee wishing infems. ation In rcar to bis treaunsnt, ar relerres te tbe lowing pers'm. who ran speak for Utemealews, a tbey bsve ba treated fur Cancers, rieae s-1 lras any person on uis list by mall or personally Mr. Ira Bntllr, North Uwre. N.

T.i I. AdasD. Oeo. St. ttenle, 1TS Alailr Maodigi, Almlranoag.

Vs. M. Warner, North N. T. Kitigewn, lirslierf-ll.

N. rilaeblv, Wnu Watson, Vf olra. X. T. Wm.

Uutrblua, Melons, N. V.i Mr. Tollman, linisb's Mills. N. Jobs Do, tlogansbiirsb, N.

T.i T. Oijlan. Hauffor, N. V.i Mi. A.

D. kavtit. North BuseeU. N. Y.

I'ltlCES REASON 4DLE, AND EIAUIXAT10NS PIXE. Tauents nader treatment will fufwlebed tt nr aut kladatlenttoD oaeaeoaabi lersu. For fWlparlitlsr aidress rt. l. cniE.

if. North Liwrence, $3,000 Worth of Harnesses uousr, ci.otuim; and Robes To heVfoUltitCortfe Having deeidea eocbuic locaUoa, lw.lt my stock of Oon.s at coat. Any oa wishing to engage la lbs Darn business find a g9od cbaac by applying to A. McQAFFXr, I'vliego street, Uurlingfon, Vt.