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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20

KING's MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCIIooL.
We invite attention to the advertise
meMt of this we'll known institute, To-
Gated at Yorkvllle. The first session
Of the school-year 1880 will begin OH
the fifth day Of February next. AS
will be seen from the advertisement,
the terms for tuition, etc. have been
considerably reduced-bcing now only
one hundred and five dollars per scs-
sion of five months, this sum covering
all expenses for tuition, board, wash
ing, lights, medical attendance, books
and stationery. We trust this rcduc-
ton will bring abouta proportionate
increase Of patronage. The Kings
Mountain Military School certainly
deserves we'll of the people Of South
Carolina. Established twenty-five
years ago, it has always borne high
reputation among Southern colleges.
Col. Asbury Coward, the Principal,
and one Of the founders, is O teacher Of
rare ability, and Christian gentle
man Of tho highest type. 10 no safer
hands than his could parents commit
the moral and intellectual Of their sons.
"A handsome pamphlet Of sixtecn
pages, giving full information about
tho School, has just been issued from
the steam press of the Yorkvillo En-
Quirer, and copies may be procured
upon application to Colonel Coward.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20
SHAVING SALOON.

II e undersigned bogs leaye to inform,
4 his customers and tho public gener-
ton to all who may favor Em with their
patronage.
II. o. HUTCHINSON
will shave you with ! facility--cutting
dyeing and dressing In the latest and
most approved style, with
j. M. MCCALL
AZ the Champion Barbershop and sham
pooing Saloon, Winnsboro. 8. q,
nov l5s { vs. H
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20

Ne" ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ShcrilFs Sales-J. b. Davis, S. f. c..
Administrators Noticc-Jacob Il.
Coleman.
Kings Mountain Military School
Col. A. Coward.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20
FIRE WORKS.

Sky Rockets, Cannon Crackers,
Roman Candles, Torpedoes, etc.
Give mo call.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Since
our last report the following transfers
OF real estate have been entered in the
office Of the county auditor:
E. T. Gayden to III. Il. Elliott, Trus-
{ tee for Elliott s. CO., 165 acres in
township no. 8; consideration 1894 ,O5.
III. L. Elliott, Trustee for Elliott g.
Co., to Sarah M. GLADDEN., 1875 acres in
township no. 8; consideration $40.
Francis p. Thorn to James Jones,
140 acres in township no. 8; considora-
ton 400.
r. X. Elliott, Assignee of Ladd
Bros, to Ishmael Simpson, 48 acres in
township no. 6; consideration 5000.
IT. B. Madden to James T.. McDon-
aid, A acres III township no. IA; con-
sideration $3.50.
Adaline Poteet to VIM. X. Turner,
one lot in tho town Of Wxnnsboro; con-
sideration $86.
Thomas Jordan to u. G.. Desportes,
one lot in the town Of Winnsboro con-
alteration $4,000.
Il John N. Martin to Delilah Martin,
so acres in township no. IL; considera.
ton $4OO.
Margaret Camak to Joseph Smith,
a28'acrea in township no. 10; considera-
ton @184.
C''sH. W, Dosportes and Mary r. Black
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20
G II Il | s T NJ A s
NUTS.

Almonds, Walnuts, Pccans, Drazils,
Filberts.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20

smoke the Celebrated "Monarch OF
the sonth'' Cigars. Five thousand
just received at +. w. IIabenicht's,
Washington St., near Depot. *tf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
Chapter "a.

Al ACT 90 amend section forty.ons Of chapter
four Of the Rev ised Statutes relating tu voting
places on the Islands I'm Portland.
BE y sHdctsd. &c g. follow
SECt. l.. Section torty-ouc oi cnapivr tour of
the revised statute g. hereby amended a. 20 rad
a follows
'sEcr. A. The several Islands within the city
OF Portland. shall 80 FAR constitute two separate
wards a. 10 cniiue the legal ofcach Of said
wards 70 choose a warden. ward clerk and one con-
stable, who shall be residents said Islands and Of
their respective ward- The first OF said wards shall
comprise Long Island, Crotch Island, Hope leland
JEWELS Island and Lutte Chebeague leland or such
parts Of said Islands within the city Of Port
land and the ward meeting of said first ward shall
BE- holden on Long Island The second OF said wards
shall comprise the aiming Islands within the city
Of Portland, and the ward meetings ofsaid second
ward shall be holden on Peaks Island The quail
lied electors of each of sad wards may meet as
provided In the thirty-nnth section and also for tho
choice of city officers, at tho place designated and
may, on the day Of election vote for all officer
named In the warrant calling the meeting
sRCT. =. All acts or parts Of acts Inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed.
SECT. 3. The act shall take effect when ap-
proved.
Approved February 70, 1872.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
Chapter 100.

AN ACT 10 amend chapter two hundred ard seven Of
the Public Laws OF the year one thousand eight
hundred and scyenty-sevcn, entitled IAN Act 20
obtain uniform returns from Railroad Corporl-
lions
Dc q enacted. dc a. follows:
The last clause Of cha per two hundred aud seven
Of the public laws OF the year one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-sevcn J. hereby amended by
striking out the word hundred and Inserting In
stead thereof the word thousand, and by adding
the end Of said clause the words be recovered In
an action Of the case. or by complaint and indct-
ment In any court having competent jurisd elton
and II shall be the duty OF the railroad commission
cs 10 notify the attorney general OF such neglect who
shal prosecute for the recovery Of such forfeiture.
so that said clause As amended, shall read follows.
III any railroad corporation shall wifulIy neglect
10 make such return, 81 shall forfeit one thousand
dollars 10 the use Of the state 90 be recovered IN
action OF the case. or by complaint and Indictment.
IN any court having competent Jurisdlction and IL
shall be the duty Of the railroad commissioner 10
notify the attorney general Of such neglect who shall
prosecute for the recovery ofsuch forfeiture
Approved February ~. 1879
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
Chapter %.
AN ACT for the Protection of HOLSTERS.
Re n enncfcd. dc. A. follnMs.
IApprOyed February 10, 1879.

AN ACT for the Protection Of HOLSTERS.
BE 10 enacted, &C. a. follows:
SRcr. !. No person or corporation shall can or
preserve any HOLSTERS within the limits Of this state
from the fret day ofAugust 10 the first day Of April
following, under penalty Oflve dollars for every
lobster canned preserved and further penalty
Of three hundred dollars for each and every day on
which such canning or preserving Is done by said
person corporation from the said fret day OF
August TO the said first day OF 4 pril following.
SECr. p No lobster OF less size than ten and
one-half inches In length, measuring from one ex-
IRENE Of the body extended 10 the other exclusive
offeelers and claws sha be sold or exposed for sale
following, under penalty Of five dollars for each
and every lobster 50 sold or exposed for sale.
SECT. .. The penalties under this act nay b.
recovered by Indictment or action Of debt onehaif
thereoftO go 10 the person making the complaint or
bringing the action and onehaif 20 the use OF the
town IN which the ofeuse IL committed.
SECT (. All acts and parts Of acts inconsistout
with this act are hereby repealed
tApproyed February -. 1879
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
Chapter 81.

AN ACT to facilitate and cquaiizo the transportation
oftreght and Passengers over an Railroads in
n 70 enacted. &c, follows:
SECT. 1. All railroad. in this state. inter-ectine
crossing ut grade shall be deemed for all busi.
ne-s purposes. connecting roads.
SECT. ? Any person who l. the owner or ship.
per OF any freight which IL destined TO any point
reached by the Portland and Rochester. Portland
Saco and Portsmouth or Boston and Maine Railroads
and their connections south and west shall all tlmes
at his own option, have the right 10 direct over and
by which OF the above named roads his freight sbal
be forwarded. And any railroad in this state by iis
agents or servnns receiving such freight for
portation, shall. I'm billing the same. follow explicitly
the directions given by the shipper the route by
which said freight shall be forwarded. But A. for
any good reason 80 cannot be billed through to it,
destination by the road receiving such freight Il shall
be billed to such convenient point junction
their own road may be designated by the shipper
and there delivered to such other road person OF
persons as the owner or shipper may designate.
SECr. 3. Any railroad doing business in this
state shall receive forward and deliver TO every other
connecting railroad without discrimination all pas
sengers freight and merchandise with equal facilities
and despatch, and shall transport the same rates
of fire and freight favorable the time shall
be established, made or allowed for the passengers,
freight aud merchandise transported over its road
only, or received from or destined TO any other rail
road; provided. however, that the Maine Central
Railroad shall be entitled TO receive the proper
ton of the rates received for transportation Of pas
sengers, freight and merchandise received from
delivered 10 the Portland and Rochester Railroad al
Morrill, Corner, in the town of Decring that they
would have received had such passengers, freight
merchandise been received from or delivered TO the
Portland, SRco and Portsmouth Railroad, the Boz
ton and Maine Railroad or any person or persons at
SECT. 4. Any railroad company. chartered
under the laws Of this state VIII CHI shall refuse 10
receive transport, deliver any freight, merchan-
disc passengers according TO the provisions OF
this act all for each oense forfeit and pay the
corporation injured, the sum OF one hundred dolArs
70 be recovered by an action on the case In any
county where said company has place Of business.
Improved February IA, 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
Chupicr OJ.

AN ACT to amend chapter Twenty-Five section xix
of the Revised Statutes Of eighteen hundred and
seventy-one.
be g enacted. DC, as follows:
Section six of chapter twenty-five of the revised
statutes, is amended by Roding to said section
the following words: and shall have a lien on the
land owned or occupied by the party negiecting or
refusing to build or maintain the partition fence
assigned TO him by the fence viewers therefor. 70 bc
enforced by attachment made within one year from
the day Of division by the fence viewer that said
secLoh a. Aihelueu' shaiI reAd a. ioIoWs;
SECT. 6. II any party refuses or neClects TO
build and maintain the part thus assigned him, IL
may be done by the aggrieved party and he shall be
entitled to the double value and expenses ascertained
and 10 be recovered provided In section four and
shall have a lien on the land owned or occupied by
the party neglectng refusing 90 build or main
the partition fence assigned to him By the fence
viewers therefor 20 be enforeed 10y attachment made
within one year from the day Of division by the
fsnce view ers.'
Approved February 10, 1879.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
4 HAPPIER 100.

AN ACT 60 amend An Act. additional 20 chapter
uinrty--fNeu % ~" Revised Statute relating 60
Hastari children aud their maintenance " az.
proved February nineteen. one thousaud eight
hundred aud sc,oniy-e'ght.
D. - Enacted. Re-. a. foliowss
Chapter thiftt -uinc 81 thr public Ia. ~ ci rcn
hundred and spseuty-oirht g. hereby amended 800 a,
read a. follow
'hEcr. III. when The complainant dies. bsforr
trlal her executor ur administrator NAV prosecute
her sotion 90 hnal Judgment and n of Judgment
against The respondent, thc bond Tor the i iormAucr
q the order Of court, required boy aeCtIon seven 81
-aid chapter. shall run 60 such executor % admins
traitor who, after payment 81 The costs Of secutlon
rhall appropriate 60 the support OF the child the
money recovered Of the respondent
Approved February e. 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
Chapter 1O5.

AN ACT to amend chapter eighteen Of the Revised
statutes relating 10 ways.
r. - enacted, &c follows.
section thirteen Of chapter eighteen Of the ~.
vised statutes T. hereby amended, by inserting after
the word "cotnmi-- toner's. In tho twenty.,ighth
line Of said section. tho following words, ',,ccpt
that costs shall mot Do recovered by tho party ca
ing damage, but by rho other parry f upon appeal
taken n provided IA This chapter by either rarty
sad claimant shall al 90 recover and have adJndgcd
- him. a greater sum as damage than allowed
90 him by the ccmmss.ioncrs,' that aid section
n amended. shall read as follows.
hear the tetimouy aud the arguments Of tie parti
or their counsel. and rVuder verdict signed by all
au endorsement thereon statug the contents and l.
10 De delivered 10 the officer having charge OF them
who l. 10 return Il 60 the supreme Judicial court
te ne ~ term thereof TO held Ia the same county
with his doing, stating his travel aud attend
ance aud that Of each juror. said court shall receive
dNerd ana me oerincai" aud report of the per
son presiding Either party Interested therein NAV
ne written motion 90 ut aside laid verdict flrtl
sot aside. Tho court shal hear any comteteut owl
dence relating 10 the same, adJudicato thereon. and
confirm the lefdct or 'ct u aside for good cause,
serving the right 10 except o. Ia other case II th.
matter is determined by committee ~ provided lu
.h- cHApt'I lheiT rep n -lall Dc mad" 70 the noHt
term Of said court held In that county and ike pro
ceedings shall b. had thereon, verdict return
ed a. Aforesaid The clerk OF said court rhall certify
such verdict, report. the may D. with tho
hnal adjudication Of the court thereon. the com
missioners Al their next meeting after such adJud
cation, who shall record the same: and N the prv
shall not have sErved on verdict, the verdict
report been aside by the eourt TO v bfeh A. -
returned or upon exception. the commissioner on
application therefor shall order a new Jury or tho
parties may agree upon new committee and here.
upon Ike proceedings shall Do had a. are herein
provided The party prevailing shall recover coats
10 be taxed and allowed BY the 70 which tha
the commissioner exeSt that costs shsli not 10.
recovered by the party claiming dansg-s but by
the other party, u upon appeal taken A. provided
In this chapter by either party. said claimant la,
fall 70 recover and have Judged 20 him greater
sum H- damages than was allowed 90 him ty the
commissioner. and said court shall determine the
compensation oi the committee. and Of the rpr.uu.
presidlug az the trial by jury.
Approved February 10. l.5JI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01

Az ACT 60 amend chapter eighteen of the Re,i.,d
statute. relating q Ways in places not iucorpo.
BE- 70 enacted, &c, a. follow.
sEcr.l. Section thirty-hvc Of chapter eighteen
of the revised .tatutes b. hereby amended 80 a. 20
SECT 90. ANY party interested in such de-
ci-ion may appeal thereirom 90 the supreme judicial
court, to be entered tho term thereof held fir,
amer such decision in said county And an further
proc""dir g. before m" commissioner arc 10 De- t7v
90 until decision T. made in the appellate court II
no por.ou appears at that term 10 r,rosarufo ,,,,
appcal, the Judgment OF the commits .louers shall d.
affirmed fthc appeal - then enterpd not afler-
ward. the court may appoint committee OF three
disinterestod persons who shall D. sworn and fore
OF them die. refscs ~ act or becomes intere.tod
the court shall appoint another like person In his
place and they shall cause notice 60 bo given of tho
time and place Of hearing before them, hy pubca-
ton thereof in tho state paper six successive weeks
the Last publ cation 90 D. fourteen days At least d.,
fore the day OF hearing, and also personal notice
commissioner thirty days AZ least. before the limo
set tor hearing; they shall view the route hear tho
parties, aud make their report a. the or second
term Of the court after their appointment. whether
the Judgment Of the commissioners should bo $40
whole or In part affirmed, or reversed. which. being
accepted and Judgment thereon entered shall forth
with hr certified Co th" clerk 20 the commissioners
II the Judgment Of the commissioner in favor
~ IA}'ug "tt OF altering way a. prayed for, BE-
wholly reversed ON an appeal the cominis ia uners
shall proceed no further. n their judgment b.
affirmed In whole. or in part, they shall carry into
effect the Judgment OF The appellate court aud iu all
cssc- they shall carry into iui ofec, the Judgment
OF the appellate court in the same manner as q made
1y tnrm,' We, and ne party apIaling OF rtoscou
30 adjudged 10y the appellate court which may n low
costs IN such cases g. N" prevailing party 20 be pad
out Of the county tr"sury The compensation Of tho
committee 90 De the same commissioners would
have FOR ike service. 20 De allowed hy tho court
The costs allowed the prevailing party and the fec-
Of hecommlt'oo are % D." collected provided ln
section three 81 said chapter
Srcr. II the hnai decision 81 ga. commits
souers Or the committee ST. against tho prayer Of the
petition, mo- now petition fnr The sam" road shall Doc
after
SEcr 81. section Mirty-.N OF said chapter
eighteen. and ai other act- and parts OF acts iucCu
-l-t'rt with this act are hereby REPEALED
Approved February -l. i-59
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
Chapter tOt.

AN ACT relating to Toguc or Trout In Great Turk
Pond In Hancock county.
Be 70 enacted. &c. a. follows.
Tue provisions and penalties contained ia sections
thirteen and hnecn OF chapter seyeniy-iyc OF tho
puulc laws OF eighteen hundred and --ycuty-eight.
shan not apply 10 the taking OF togue trout IN
preei luuk pond, In townships number seven aud
ten IN Hancock county.
Improved February is. 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
Chapter o..

AN ACT relating 20 White Perch in Dobsis Stream.
Be q enacted. &c. a. f,lioirs:
SEcr. l. The provisions and penalties relating
to white perch In sections thirteen fourteen fteen
anc seventeen, OF chapter seventy ire Of the public
laws of eighteen bundled and seyenty-eight. shall
not apply To the stream between Grand Lake on the
ST CroiN waters and Sysodobsi- lake known A.
Dobsis stream, nor TO tho waters within hundred
yards OF the head aud mouth Of -sid stream
SECr. This act shall take effect when approved.
Approved February Is. ls1g.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
Chapter 1913.

AN ACT in relation 20 Liens on N,..els
n II enacted. &c. AZ follows
The lien given by section seven, chapter ninety
ono Of the revised statute TO person who fur
uishos labor and material. for building vessel shall
apply 10 labor and materials furni.hcd by virtue
OF acoutract that may not De fully performed and
completed at the time ~ the launching weasel
aud may be enforced in tho manner provided by that
section within four days after ouch contract has
been completed
lApproycd February Is 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
Chapter iOI.

An ACT to prevent disturbance In Public Assem-
blies.
BE ~ enacted, dc, as follows.
Whoever, by rude and Indecent behavior diz-
turbs any public meeting assembly, or creates any
disturbance in any hall, walk, corridor adjacent
or leading 20 the room whore such public meeting
or assembly may be held, shall De punished by fine
not less than five dollars or imprisonment exceed
Ing thirty days.
Improved February j. 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01

.tatuics d. hereby amended by adding said section
th" To- lowing Word- uuo- De- bo TIE parent Of said
follows:
'SkCr. J.. The judge ct probate may appoint
guardians 60 minors resding in his county. or uut
OF the state, and having estate In his county but mo-
executor or administrator on an estate, shall be
guardian 20 minor Interested therein unle-s ho Doe
the parent of such minor
Approved February J.. 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
happier los.

A ACT relating 90 tho taking of Snoii. iu thc
Andru.ccES.u river atuy, Mcrry meeting boy
Bridge.
D. q enacted. &C.. a. lologs
The provisions and p"ua'ti-- contained in section
eleven fchaprr seventy i've, Of the public laws -
eighteen hundred and seventy eight, shall not apply
e smells taken Ia The Audroscoggiu river above The
Merry meetlng bay bridge. between tie lr.t dAy ~
ocf Der aud The hrst day ~ November OF each year
Approved February -. lS7Pl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
Chapter %.

AN ACT to exempt Domestic Fowl from attachment
and execution.
Be u eTiacfed, Dc As follows:
Domestic fowl, not exceeding ny dollars IN val
ne, shall be and l. hereby exempt from attachment
and execution.
approved February is, ls79
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
Chnptcr IOG.

AN ACT limiting the allowance nr Travel and
attendance 10 parties recovering cost, in the
Courts Of this State.
De ~ enacted DC. a. follows
Tie allowance tor travel and attendance o. par.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01
Chapter IO1.

An ACT 20 amend section one Of chapter sixty
seven Of Revised Statutes, relating 10 guardian
ofminors.
b. q enacted. &c A. follows:
Section one Of chapter siNty-scyen Of tho revised
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01

AN ACT 70 facilitate and cquaiize ths transportation
tho state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-01

Az ACT io amend chapter eighteen of the Revived
rated
, 1879-05-03

JESSE P. J. De BECK, formerly Principal Of
the. Fourth District School In Cincinnati, who
was expelled from the position BY the School
Board, has filed petition in the United States
Circuit Court praying for 100000 damages
against the Enquirer OF that city. The plaintiff
says that he is "by profession school-teacher,
and for the last eleven years, until recently, he
has been employed BY the Board OF Education Of
ths City Of Cincinnati in the Southern District
Of the State OF Ohio, as school-teacher in the
public schools Of said city, and that By careful
and diligent and faithful labor he had risen from
the position Of male teacher occupying fe~
male teachers position to the honorable and
lucrative position Of Principal Of the Fourth
District School of said city, and also Prin-,
cpal Of the Thirteenth District Night
School Of said City Of Cincinnati; that be
was man Of good name, famc, andreputation;
that be conducted himself with proper dccorum
and propriety; and that by reason OF
the defendants printing and publishing fa1se,
scandalous, malicious, and defamatory iibels
and libelous matter, the said jesse F. j. De
BECK was expelled from the public schools OF
Cincinnati, hts means OF livelihood were taken
from him, his profession was DESTROYED, bis
standing in society was ruined, bis name was
made odious. he was hooted and stoned in the
streets Of Cincinnati" Therefore he asks $780,
600 Judgment.