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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-10
SprrtaI Notices.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indls
cretons OF youth nervous weakness, early decay
loss Of manhood &c. will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South America
Send aseltaddressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
Il. INMAN. SldttOn d, New York CitV. jan23-gy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-10
Railroads.

Train No connects at Braceve with &GW
train ut S27 M and 1880 m, for Leavittsburg War
rem Youngstown, Greenville, Meadville and SalA-
manca; with the 9:I5 m train for RavenDa 4 Kent;
also with G & NJ tram ut Phalanx for Cleveland, ar
irving al Cleveland at llO0 I'M.
Train No connects at Braceville with A q g W
train at 6l0 M for Warren, Cireenville, Meadvlle
Youngstown and sharon with $40 y nj d M train
at Phalanx for Cleveland arriving AT Cleveland at
7:05 N.
Train No 2 connects at Alliance with & train
north and south, for Lima, Atwater Bayard, Sa-
lneville New Philadelphia and Wellsville; also with
PEW & @ trains east and west for Salem, EnOn and
Pittsburgh, Canton, Massllon, Wooster, Crestline,
TT Wayne and Chicago.
The Alliance & Lake Erie Railroad Is now open for
the transportation of freight and passengers from
and to Alliance via A d q W Railway to Cincinnati
New York and intermediate points; also TO Cleve-
land via q NJ Railway.
Trains will stop at stations named on this Schedule
Trains run by Columbus time
II. H.SHAFFER, Superintendent.
H, BLEAKLEY. Gen. Manager.
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CLEVELAND, MT. VERNON q DELAWARY
" RAILROAD.
Time Card.-In Effect May 20, 1873.
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A ILANIlC AND IIhkAI " WESTERN RAIL
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Time Table-AdOpted May 11h, 1879
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-07-02
Chapter 1876.

AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred and thirty
three Of the Public Laws of eighteen hundred and
seventy six, relating to Criminal Prosecutions.
Be it enacted, &C., as follows:
Chapter one hundred and thirty three of the pub
lie laws of eighteen hundred and seventy six, is
amended by inserting after the word "discharged,"
In the third line the following words: and on mo-
judgment whether not the complaint is frivolous
or malicious And by striking out the word sac
ccrdngly, in the sixth line and inserting the fol-
lowing words: in favor Of the county and against
the complainant for such sum, and said magistrate
may receive and pay over said costs to the county
same not paid, the magistrate shall return said
execution to the county commissioners, for the use
of the county. And the complainant shall have the
same right OF appeal as in civil cases. that said
chapter shall read as fooWs
SECT. IL. Ifit appears on the whole examination
not probable to charge the accused he shall be
discharged and on motion of the respondent the
magistrate shall rem der Judgment whether not the
complaint is frivolous malicious and if the magis
trate judges the complaint frivolous malicious, he
shall order the complainant to pay the costs of pros
ecutOn and issue execution in favor of the county
and against the complainant for such sum, and said
magistrate may receive and pay said costs to
the county treasurer for the of the county and
in case the same are not paid the magistrate shall
for the of the county. And the complainant
shall have the same right ct appeal in civil
But IL 1t appears that oense has been committed
and there is probable cause to charge the accused,
and the oense is bailabe and sufficient bail offered,
it shall be taken and the accused G1scharged but if
accused shall be committed to prison to await trial
If the ofense is within the jurisdiction of the mags
trate he shall try it and award sentence thereon
Approved February %, 1871
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they may petition the county commissioners for
permission to raise said ways and enlarge the water
vent thereof. Such commissioners shall appoint
time and place for hearing On the petition and
give notice thereof to all parties Interested provid
ed in section two of chapter eighteen of the revised
statutes and such notice may be proved in the man
ner provided in said section.
SECT. 2. On the day appointed, they shall meet,
examine the premises described in the petition, and
hear the parties present, and thereupon they shall
determine whether said ways shall be raised and the
water vents enlarged and to what extent, and pre-
scribe the manner in which it shall be done, and
what portion of the expenses thereof and the costs
of the hearing shall be borne by the petitioners,
and what portion if any, by the town where the way
is located.
SECT 3. If the decision is in favor of the petition.
ers, said commissioners shall direct the town, in
writing, to make the alterations prescribed and fix
the time within which the shall be done, and
if not done within the time fixed, the same may
be done by the petitioners, and whether done by
the town or by the petitioners it shall be done in
faithful manner and to the acceptance of the commits
ations shall have claim upon the other party for
the proportion fixed by the commissioners for said
other party to pay, and if the same is not paid with
in thirty days after its approval by said commission
ers and demand therefor, it may be recovered in
an action on the case
SECT. 4. If the decision Of the county commits
sioners is against the petitioners, they shall pay
the costs of the hearing, taxed as in other cases
before county commissioners
SECT. 5. Any party aggrieved by the decision Of
said commissioners, may appeal therefrom in the
same manner and subject to the same conditions as
is provided in case of highways
SECT g. Nothing in this act shall be construed
to affect any right Of fowage or damage therefor.
[Approved March l, 1871
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Chapter lab.

AN ACT to amend chapter seventy-five Of the Pub
lie Laws of eighteen hundred and seventy-eght,
relating to Fisheries and the Propagation Of Fish.
Be 1t enacted, DC, as follows:
SECT. l. Section nine of chapter seventy-five of
the public laws Of the year eighteen hundred and
seventy-eight is hereby amended that as amended
it shall read as follows:
SECT. 8. No salmon shad, or other migratory
yards of any fsh-way, dam or milrace; nor between
the Bangor and Brewer bridge over the PenObscOt
river and the water works dam at Treats Falls on
said river; nor between the Augusta highway bridge
over the Kennebec river and the Augusta dam
said river, between the first day of April and the
first day of November in each year, except by the
ordinary mode Of angling with single hook and line
artificial flies; shall hook and line artificial
flies be used at any time within one hundred yards
of any fsh-way, dam mill-race. The penalty for
violation Of this section shall be fine of not more
than fifty less than ten dollars for each oense,
and further fine of ten dollars for each salmon,
dollar for each shad, so TAKEN
SECT. 2. Section ten of said chapter is hereby
amended, by adding after the words "shall be- in
the third line the words 'fshed for SO that
amended, said section shall read as follows, viz:
SECT. 10. There shall be close time for salmon
from the fifteenth day of July of each year, to the
first day Of April following during which no salmon
shall be fished for, taken or killed in any manner,
under penalty of not more than fifty nor less than
ten dollars, and further penalty of ten dollars for
each salmon so taken or killed.
SECT. 3. Section twenty-one is hereby amended,
SO that as amended it shall read as follows:
SECT. 81. The commissioners of fisheries may
set apart any waters for the purpose of cultivation
of fish, and after notice published three weeks
cessively in newspaper published in the county
where such waters are located person shall take
kill or fish for any fish therein, under penalty of
not less than ten nor more than one hundred dollars
taken or killed.
Scot A. All acts inconsistent with this act are
hereby repealed.
[Approved March 8, 1871
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Chapter 40.

AN ACT to amend chapter sixty-nine ofthe Public
Laws Of eighteen hundred and seventy. eight, en-
titled can Act to amend chapter two hundred
and two of the Public Laws of eighteen hundred
and seventy-seven, relating to Normal Schools
Be 1t enacted, &C., as follows:
Section of chapter sixty-nine is hereby amend
ed by striking out the words "twenty-two thousand
five hundred in the fifth line and inserting the
words eighteen thousand Section two of said chap
teri amended by striking out the words "twenty-
two thousand five hundred in the fourth line, and
inserting the words eighteen thousand so that
said section shall read as follows:
SECT l. That for the support of the three nor
NAL schools established by the state, namely: the
western normal school at Pennington, the eastern
normal school at Castne, and the western normal
school at Gorham, the Of eighteen thousand
dollars is hereby annually appropriated, the same
to be expended under the direction of the nor
NAL school trustees, as required by act of legis-
lature, chapter one hundred and fourteen, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy three
SECT 2. The treasurer Of state is hereby author
lied and directed to deduct from any Of the school
moneys raised for the support of common schools in
the state the of eighteen thousand dollars, for
the purposes indicated in this act
Approved March !, 1871
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Chapter 14i.

AN ACT to amend chapter two hundred and forty
one, of the Public Laws of eighteen hundred and
seventy four, relating to Cemeteries.
Be 1t enacted, de-, as follows:
SECT. l. Section eight of chapter two hundred
and tortyone, of the public laws of eighteen hun
dred and seventy four is hereby amended by strik-
ing out all after the word t,' in the fifth line,
that said section, amended, shall read as follows:
SECT. 8. The municipal officers of any town
hereby authorized to enlarge any public cemetery
burying yard within their town, on petition of ten
voters by taking land Of adjacent owners to be paid
cessity requires it, providing that the limits thereof
shall not be extended nearer any dwelling house
than twenty-five rods therefrom, against the written
protest of the owner, made to the municipal officers
of the town at the time of hearing said petition
SECT 2. Chapter one hundred and ninety-tive, of
the public laws of eighteen hundred and seventy
seven. relating to bufying grounds, is hereby re-
pealed, and section eight, of chapter two hundred
this act.
[Approved March l, 1871
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Chapter E39.

AN ACT to amend section thrty-four Of chapter
six of the Revised Statutes, relating to Taxes.
Be 1T enacted, &c., as follows.
Section thirty -four of chapter six of the revised
statutes, relating to taxes is hereby amended by
striking out the word forthwith after the words
Thereof the words within fifteen days. so that said
section as amended will read as follows:
SECT "a. When returns of stock in the banks
and national banking associations are made accord
ing to the provisions of section twentyone Of chap
ter forysix, or the preceding section if it be found
by the assessors of any town receiving such returns
that the holders of such stock do not reside in such
town, they shall within fifteen days return the
names of such stockholders, with the amount of
where such stockholders reside if their residence
known, and within the state; and if not, such re-
turn shall be made to the assessors of the town
where the bank is located, and shall be subject to
the provisions Of section thirty two.
approved March l, 1871
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Chapter 145.

AN ACT to amend section nineteen, chapter forty
nine, of the Revised Statutes relating to insur-
ance:
Be 1T enacted, &C., as follows:
Section nineteen, chapter forty-nine of the re.
vised statutes is hereby amended by inserting, after
the word 'risk," in the ninth line, 'but any subse-
quent insurance, procured without giving notice to
existing underwriters, shall be taken and held to be
material increase of the risk so that said section
as amended shall read as follows.
SECT. 10. All statements of description or value
in application or policy of insurance shall be
deemed representations and not warranties errone-
descriptions or statements of value title by
the insured, shall not prevent his recovering his
policy unless the jury, find that the difference be-
isted contributed to the loss materially increased
the risk; change in the property insured its
policy by the insured shall not affect the policy un-
less they materially increase the risk; but any sub
sequen Insurance. procured without giving notice to
existing underwriters when permission is not given
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ton, said officers shall forthwith proceed to carry
will read:
SECT. 80: Any city or town, by two-thrds vote,
at any legal meeting called for the purpose, may
sum of money not exceeding in all five per cent
on It's regular valuation for the time being, and ap-
proprate to aid in the construction of railroads
In such manner as they deem proper, and for such
purpose may make contracts with any person or rail-
road corporation At such meetings the legal voters
snail vote by ballot tn ose in favor of the proposition
ballots cast shall be sorted, counted and declared in
open town meeting, and recorded, and the clerk
snail make return thereof to the municipal officers
who shall examine such return, and if tWo-thirds Of
the ballots cast are in favor of the proposition
SAID officers shall forthwith proceed to carry the
same into effect
[Approved February Is, 1871
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Chapter 1876.
AN ACT relating to Lien Claims.

Be 1T enacted, &c., as follows:
SECT. l. In all actions now pending Or that may
be hereafter brought to enforce lien when the labor
materials were not furnished by contract with
the of the property to be effected, such
may voluntarily appear and become party to the
suit. If he does not appear, notice of the suit,
such the court orders, shall be given him. and he
shall then become party to the suit
SECT. 2. In any such action, judgment may be
rendered for the plaintiff against the defendant and
the property attached, covered by the lien, or
against either, for much shall be found due by
virtue of the lien, and in the amount due ex-
ceeds the amount covered by the lien then separate
defendant for said excess, and the plaintiff may dis
continue as to any defendant. The court may
apportion costs as justice requires.
Improved February %, 1871
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"the parties otherwise agree orr in the first line
and inserting the words con request of the pur-
chaser after the word ''shal' in the second line,
that said section amended shall read as follows
SECT. IL. Unless the coal is sold by the cargo,
the seller shall, request of the purchaser, cause
the same to be weighed by sworn weigher, who
the seller shall not maintain suit for the price of
such coal unless he had delivered such certificate to
the buyer before its commencement
Approved March /, 1871
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Chapter 1877.

AN ACT additional to chapter ninetytwo of the
Revised Statutes, concerning Mills and Mill Dams.
Be 1T enacted, de-, as follows.
SECT. l. When the owners of mills carried by
the water of stream or the owners Of water power
for operating mills, find apprehend that the
necessary head of water for working or reservoir
purposes. cannot be obtained, when their exist
ing rights in respect to the cannot be exercised
without overlooking some highways or town ways,
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Chapter IA.

AN ACT to establish the salaries Of certain public
officers.
Be 1t enacted, &c., as follows:
SECT. 1. The salary Of the land agent shall be
eight hundred dollars per annum, to be paid in
quarterly payments from the treasury of the State
SECT. 2. The salary of the messenger to the gov
ernor and council shall be five hundred dollars per
annum in full for all services and travel.
SECT. B. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with the provisions of this act hereby repealed.
SECT 4. This aci shall take effect when approved
Approved March 8, 1871
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Chapter f42.

AN ACT to amend section thirteen of chapter for
tyOne Of the Revised Statutes relating to the sale
of Coal
Be at enacted, &C., as follows:
Section thirteen of chapter forty-one Of revised
statutes is hereby amended by striking out the words
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SECT. T. This act shall not be construed to annul
or restrict any authority hitherto possessed
cised by the courts over attorneys.
[Approved March l, 1871
The Hickman courier., 1879-11-07

Cabbage Aionzo II Leet, premium; IS
F Easley, certificate.
Wheat, white. NJ u Johnson, premium;
G Miles, certificate.
Wheat. red. W T Roper. premiumi Jas
Tay Tor, certificate.
Oats, NJ b Johnson, premium; ;
Miles, certificate.
Corn, white Il Dodds, premium: c P
Linder, certificate.
Corn. yellow. b W Tull pr m and cert.
Tobacco, shippers. } c Reed. and cert.
Embroidery, silk, mrs c L Randle
premium; mrs J r McGehee, jr, certificate
Embroidery, worsted, miss Jennie Buck
ner. premium
Embroidery. cotton, mrs Sam Landrum
premium; mrs Jennie Day. certificate.
Hat, miss Alice Parker. premium.
Net work. mi-s Bette Keissr, premium;
mrs Brevard, certificate.
Tidy mrs B c Ramaee, premium; miss
Ada Buckner, certificate.
Transfer work, mrs Anna L Anderson.
premium; mrs Jennie Day. certificate
Shirt miss Mary t Shut, premium
Shirt, by miss under IS years, Helen
CLARK, premium; Lula Lin3er certificate
Hose, woolen, mr.. o d Clark. premium.
Hose, cotton, mrs . b Clark, premium
Half hose, cotton. mrs 7 c Buck pr I'D.
Vest pattern, miss Emma hinder pr N
Bull, aged, W L Alexander, 81, pre-
MUM A II Scarce, certificate.
Bull l year and under >, G Miles.
premium; II i Ty Ter, certificate
Bull undcr year. 6 : Miles, premium.
Cow, aged W L Alexander premium;
Cow. = years and under g, q Miles,
premium
Cow. year under ,. " L Alexander.
jr, premium; " l. Alexander, -, cert.
weePstakes-Bull any age. y ilez-
ander. sr. premium; 1 II Scarce, cert
Cow. any age, ~ L alexander, sr' Pr m'
G ; Miles. certificate.
Mich COW, II \ Tyler. premiumi y L
alexander ar, certificate.
Gclding years and over, II Tyler,
premium; " l. Aleyuuier, jr. certificate.
Gcliiug 3 aud under I & : Miles prm;
VI Johnson, certificate.
Gelding and unler 3, Jas Heuey ?;
VI Johnson certificate.
Young meas riding ring-h 4 Hnrri-
son, premium; j N Johnson certificate.
Boys riding ring-HeBry Cowgirl, pre-
MUM; sam bil,oni csr'ihcate.
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4 EoVe letter.

The following leiter wa received by
a Hickman yauus lady which we pub
lish bv eque-t. rerJafim
dear and BespecktcI miss take my
pen in hand ia inform you on the state
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and you she'll hcv every thing yu want II
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FOURTH DAY.

Best Buggy, " T. Buckucr. p and cert.
Wagon, John Trautweinc, pr'm and cert.
Specimen tinware J. ". German, p and c.
Barrel -four, Kelly y Cas-ity, premium;
: y. White, certificate
Stallion all work, ". T. Thomas, pre-
MUM; b. w Tull
Stallion and under 3, Jack Thomas,
premium; b. ". Tull certificate.
Stallion ! and under =, Jno. II. Baker,
premium; c. T. Nichols, certificate.
Stallion under year, Roht. Hinson, pre-
MUM; :. K. Taylor, certificate.
Mare years and over, c. Z. Hardy, pre-
MUM; Baker * LoveIace, certificate.
Mare 3 and under /, a. ii. Scarce, pre-
MUM; ). W. Lauderdale, certificate.
Mare , and under 5, w /. Alexander, sr,
premium; L. L. Morrow, certificate.
Mare ! and under 2, W L. Alexander. ST,
premium; ). W. Iauderdalc, certificate.
Mare under ], lno. II. Baker, premium;
W. /. Alexander, sr., certificate.
swEEFsrAKEs.
Stallion any age. ". r. Thoruas. premium
Mare any age, r. /. Morrow, premium;
". W. Webster, certificate.
Stallion and offspring, Hayden < Barry
premium.
Mare and offspring, Jno. Il Baker, pre-
mium; r. L. Morrow, certificate.
Stallion, thoroughbred, L. H. Davis, pr'm.
Marc, thoroughbred. Hayden X BURY
premium; Felix Davis certificate.
swEFPsrAEEs.
Stallion any age, l. -. Davis premium
Fastest tTottiug horse mare or gcidiug, X
NJ Anderson, pr'm: Hayden Il Barry, cert
Young mems riding. :. /. HAYDEN, pre-
MUM; Dave AleXmde-, certificate