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SHERIFF SALE.
COUNTY OF DAYTON

COUNTY OF DAWSON, ~
1homa- Flu lerton, George tullerton and Will
liam Fullerton. plaintiffs. vs.. I w. ID. Ors.
Well j. VI. Adams, N. F. Durham and Henry
Ahein. def, h,;.liltS.
Not'c. is hereby given, That bv virtue of an
execution to nlt dirccteu al.u <.elivy, ed and
HOW i; my hands, issued on. Of the clerks Of
flee of iii, Second Judicial district court terri
tory Of !:;skota. in and for the ,cornt. Of Dayi-
s,i, "pon a Judgment rendered III said .Ourt in
tavnroi Thomas Fullerton. George Fullerton
and William Fullerton and against T W, %.
Irswc|l, j. NJ. Adams, NJ +. Dunham and Hen.
~ Ahcrh, have levied upon the following de-
>crh y real estate OF said Defendant, L. ". ID.
OrsMell towit: The undivided one half Inter-
est in and to lots eight ts) and (9} of block
t!.irtee:i (l3). origin;i, town s. Mi Gle! Dnvi.
son county, Dakota territory: and that shall
on on IS; Saturday; The l2th day Of May, A. D 1883.
Front door Of the court house, in Mitchell, in
said county and territory. proceed to sell ali
the right. title and interest If the above named
I. W. D. Orswel. defendant, in ana 10 the
above described pror, rty to satisfy said iudg-
ment and costs amounting to ninety seven dol
lars and thirty-twO cents, togethe, with ali nc.
cruing costs OF sale, and interest On the same
IRON the 18th day OF Sertember. 1887, at the
rate OF Z per cent per annunl, at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash.
p12nea RateS Mftihs, fass4o9 9ak' 6p5il IL ,sss
Plaintiffs Atty. Sheriff Dawson Co.
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The Solid South Must BE Fostered.

Shrewd Democratic congressman ex-
press the conviction that the president
will not veto the river and harbor bill, be-
cause it contains so many plums for the
south. A similar motive keeps the presi-
dent from interfering with the bills pro-
yiding costly public buildings at southern
cross roads.-Boston Journal.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-04-27
Where the Shoe Pinches.

"You ought not to have punished the boy
so severely" he said reprovingly to the
woman. "The dog belongs to neighbor,
and, besides, tying kettle to dogs tail is
not such wicked thing for q boy to do"
'The kettle belongs to me-" said the
woman, still mad.-New York Sun.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-04-27

"We have heard great deal about the
reckless extravaganza of the far west, says
The Chicago Times, ''but we cannot go quite
SO far as to believe the yarn that there is a
hotel in Deadwood where they change the
napkins every time they change proprie.
tors ~
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-04-27

''Murphy, moight oi ak yez whudder it's
natheral er artificial fur yez to be dat bow
legged."
Artificial, Moike; OF rode up in b'loon
wan tonne an walked back''-Harper's
Bazar
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-04-27
Not Lon. in the business.

Brudder Benson-Nill yer take up der
election, Brudder Sansonf
Brudder Samson (who is new convert
'Scuse me, Brudder Benson, but | hardly
done gone 'nre trus' myself at prescn'.-New
York Evening Sun.
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A. MIZENER, sheriff Dayisnn "a
Plaintiffs Attorney

UTTUI Y Rewarded are those who read
NlJIli. ts.:- AID then act T; they will find hon
orable employment that viii not
take Lsa them from heir homes and families. The
profits are larse and sure for every industruos
several hundred dollars a month. 1t is eas, for
any one to make IS and upwards per daY, who
capital not needed; we start You. 70 E Esefyth,ns ~ u
new. No special ability required; you, reader
can az 1t as we'll as any on. Write to us
dress Stinson 4 Co.. Portland. Maine
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Frightened OF.

ETSHteHetI Ous
Wife--I am sure, John, that burglars ut
tempted to enter the house last night.
Husband-You don't say SO! What do you
spose frightened them offa
Wife-1 think it raust have been your snor.
ipg.-Epoch.
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lN\fEN'ri0N n has revolutionized the world DUR
In vENllUN ing the LAST half century. Not
least among the wonders OF in
ventive progress Is II method and system Of
work that can be performed all over the com
try without separating the workers from their
homes. Pay liberal. anyone can do the work,
either sex, young or old; no special ability re-.
CURED: Capital no. needed; you are started
free Cut this out and return s US and We viii
SEND you Tree something OF great value and im-
which will bring you In more money right away
than anything else in the world. Grand outfit
free. Address TRUE u Co. Augusta, Maine.
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Customer-This stuff is not fit for n hog to

Waterfall right, sor. Don't ate it,
Texas Sftinss
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Probably.
'sPapa, what is patrimonym
SIT is what is inherited from q IL

"Oh-and then is matrimony something
inherited from the mother?"-Life.
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| General Assembly, one member Of sal,
board shall be appointed for the term Of
SIX years, in like manner, in place of the
member whose term of Office expires ON the
first day of December following each bien-
NAL session Of the General Assembly.
Each trustee so appointed shall hold his
Office for six years and until his successor is
appointed, except as herein otherwise pro-
vided
The trustees so appointed shall give the
same bonds required of the directors of the
state prison and house of correction by
section forty-three hundred and forty of the
Revised Laws and shall each be paid
three dollars a day for time necessarily
spent in the performance of their duties,
and their Necessary expenses while in the
performance of such duties, to be allowed
by the auditor of accounts.
SEC. 2. The governor shall, on or before
the first day of December next, designate
one of the trustees so appointed as chair
man of said board, who shall continue as
chairman of said board during his term of
office, or until another chairman is designated
by the governor.
The governor may at any time remove
thO chftlIAldh VI htlu uodIu AIoiu lnt oInct
of chairman, and shall fill all vacancies that
may occur in said Office by designating some
member of said board as chairman thereof.
The chairman of said board shall call all
meetings of said board shall visit the re-
form school at least once in each month
examine into all commitments to said school
give special attention to the methods of
governing, managing and reforming the in
mates of said school know as far as prac-
ticable the wants, standing and condition of
each child under the control of said school
and the character and qualifications of each
officer employed and generally to look
after the welfare of the children under the
control of said school and see that no inius-
tice is done ; and bring to the attention of
said board, from time to time, all such mat
tiers as he deems necessary to effectuate the
purpose of said institution.
Said chairman shall receive for the extra
care and attention required by this section,
in addition to the three dollars day and
expenses provided for in this act, the sum
of one hundred dollars annually.
This section shall not be construed to
lessen the powers, duties or responsibilities
of said board of trustees now given or inn
posed by law.
SIC. 3. Section forty-three hundred and
forty-four of the Revised Laws is hereby
repealed.
SEC 4. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved October IS, 1883.
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No. 97.-AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR GER
TAIN ADDITIONS AND IMPROVE
MENTS AT THE STATE PRISON AT
WINDSOR

II is hereJg enacted By tie General assembly Of
the State Of Vermont:
SEC. 1. The sum of sixteen hundred dollars
is hereby appropriated and set apart in the hands
of the state treasurer, to be paid by him, on the
order of the auditor Of accounts to the directors
Of the state prison at Windsor for the purpose of
paying for the additions made to the boiler and
boiler house in said state prison, and replacing
the bed racks in the cells in the east wing of said
prison and procuring chairs and stands for such
cells.
SEC. .. The directors of the state prison are
hereby directed to replace the bed racks in the
cells in the east wing of the state prison to fur
nish a comfortable chair and stand for each
cell, and to present their accounts for the same
and for the addition to the boiler and boiler
house, to the auditor of accounts, and the au-
dtor shall draw his order therefor to the extent
of this expenditure not exceeding this appro-
priation.
Approved November q, 1888.
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No. 76.-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF
AND IN ADDITION TO SECTION 2lOs
OF THE REVISED LAWS, RELATING
TO ALLOWANCE TO THE WIDOW AND
FAMILY OLE THE nEGEASED

II is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of
the Stale Of Vermont;
SEC. /. Section two thousand one hundred
and eight Of the revised laws is hereby amended
TO read as follows The widow of a deceased
person shall receive out Of her husbands per-
sona estate, not lawfully disposed Of by his last
will, all her articles Of apparel and ornament,
the wearing apparel Of the deceased, and such
other part of the personal estate OF the ntestate
as the probate court assigns 10 her according TO
her circumstances and the estate and degree of
her husband, which shall be not less than one
third, after the payment Of the debts, funeral
charges and expenses of administration, and this
allowance shall be made when the widow valves
the provision made for her in the will of her hus
band, except in case the husband dies without
issue, when the widow may take estate as is now
provided in like case of intestate estates, or
valves the jointure or peouniary provision made
for her in lieu OF dover or the provisions Of the
law in the case Of widow whose husband dies
without issue. and shall be in lieu of her claim
to the personal estate. But If the widow was
not the first wife Of the deceased, and be leaves
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No. Gan ACT RELATING TO THE SUP
PORT OF THE INSANE POOR.

IL IS hereby enacted by The General assembly Of
The State Of Vermont:
SEC. 1. The provisions of sections 1876, 2S77,
2SI6, $3.50, 2SSl and 1889 of the Revised Laws
snail apply TO all insane persons committed to
the asylum under the provisions of section s. No.
~ OF the acts of 1886, and no persons shall be
received at the asylum to be supported at the ex-
pense OF the state, except upon the finding and
Judgment OF the probate court, that such persons
are insane, destitute of the means of support and
have no relatives in the state bound by law to
support them.
Approved November 26, 1888
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No. 99.-AN ACT RELATING TO THE
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
IL is hereby enacted By the General As
sen1HbJ Of the State of Ver,nOnf.

SEC. l. Section one hundred and seventy
seven 40 of chapter sixteen 10 of the Revised
Laws is hereby amended by striking out the
word two in the first line, and inserting in
lieu thereof the word three
SEC. ,. Section one hundred and seventy-nine
40 of the above mentioned chapter and Re
vsed Laws is hereby amended by striking out
all of said section after the word advisable y
in the eighth line, and inserting in lieu thereof
the following;
-Four thousand copies Of said report shall be
printed, and the same shall be state printing
to be contracted for under the provisions of act
number 100 of the acts of 1884, and paid for
like other state printing. Five hundred copies
of said report shall be for the use of the General
Assembly and the state librarian, and the re-
mainder shall be distributed to the people of the
state under the direction of the board Of agri-
culture,
SIC. 8. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November. q, 1883.
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No. 9S.-AN ACT IN RELATION TO THE
EXECUTION OF WARRANTS FOR THE
COMMITMENT OF OFFENDERS TO THE
RECTION, AND THE REFORM SCHOOL.


ssmbly of the State Of Fermont:
SEC l. Whenever a warrant is issued for the
commitment of an offender to the state prison,
the house of correction or the reform school, in
pursuance of a Judgment of any county or SUI
preme court, such warrant may, and if the sheriff,
deputy sheriff or constable, who made the orig
inal arrest 50 request, the same shall be deliv-
cred TO and be executed by said officer, unless, in
the discretion of the court who tried the case,
such request shorld not be complied with; and
such officer shall be entitled to have allowed
and paid to him such fees for the service or ex-
ecution of said warrant as are provided by law.
Provided, however, that the expense 10 the state,
for the commitment of more prisoners than one,
at any one term of the court, to either of the
above named institutions, shall not be increased,
by reason of the courts complying with such
request. But in case the fees charged on the
warrants are increased by reason Of the courts
complying with such request, the auditor of ac-
counts shall equitably apportion the legal fees
among the different officers entitled thereto (;
provided, however, that no commitment shall be
illegal by reason of being made by any other
officer.
Approved November q, 1888.
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No. 06.-AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 4
OF ACT IS OF THE REVISED LAWS OF
1889, AND TO AMEND SECTION s, AR
TICLE II, SESSION LAWS OF 1856.


II is herebH enacted By the General assembly Of
tho State Of Vermont:
SEC 1. Section four, of act number forty
eight, laws of 1882, is hereby amended by add
ing after the words, Idiots and persons non
compos, the words, or demehted persons.
SEC. 3 Section eight of act number forty
two, laws of 1886, is hereby amended by adding
thereto the words following " While in the asy-
lum; and when ordered discharged by the SUI
peryisors of the insane, the authorities of the
towns from which they were sent to the asylum
shall remove them and provide for them other
wise.n And such towns shall, after receipt of
such notification, be liable to the asylum for the
support of such person and to forfeit to the state
the sum of one dollar for each days delay in re-
moving such person from the asylum, to be re-
covered in each case in an action founded on
this statute provided that the towns shall be al
law.
Approved November %, 1888.
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Immediately file such information with the
chancellor and upon failure to do so within thirty
days after such conviction he shall be punished
by fine Of not more than five hundred dollars
SEC. 3. Upon such hearing, unless cause is
shown that an injunction should not issue, it
shall be the duty of the chancellor to issue an
yicted person, his agents, servants and attor-
neys from longer maintaining or suffering to be
maintained such common nuisance under the
penalty of being in contempt of court, and of
such fine or Imprisonment or both of the same,
as any chancellor in this state may impose for
TO the terms of such restraining
order or Injunction.
SEC. l. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November %, 1888.
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No. 5l.-AN ACT RELATING TIC
PROCESS.

II is hereby enacted By the General assembly
Of The State Of Vermont:
SEC. / Whenever an officer, holding in
his hands papers for the arrest of any per-
son, has reason to believe that such person
is aboard a railroad train, the conductor of
such train, upon due notice from the officer,
shall, at any station where said train stops,
next prior to leaving the state, detain the
train a reasonable length of time for the
officer to examine and remove from the
train such person sought to be arrested.
SEC. 2. Any conductor, who, after due
notice from an officer holding papers, as
specified in the foregoing section, shall re-
fuse or neglect to detain said train, and in
consequence of such refusal or neglect, the
person or persons sought to be arrested es-
cape out of the jurisdiction of this state, if,
for a civil action, shall be liable to the plain
tiff in interest in an action on the case for
all damages arising therefrom, and if for
criminal action, he shall be punished by a
fine not to exceed one hundred dollars.
SEC 3. This act shall take effect from
its passage
Approved November %, 1885,
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No. Gan ACT ENLARGING THEJURI
DICTION OF A JUDGE TO TAKE BAIL.

II is hereby enacted by The General assembly Of
The State Of Vermont:
SIC. /. Section one thousand seven hundred
and fty-three of the revised laws Of the state Of
Vermont is hereby amended 50 as to read as fol-
lows; A judge of the supreme court, or a
Judge Of the county court in the county for
which he was appointed, may take a reeogniz-
ance with sufficient surety Of person committed
to jail for trial before the county court ON
criminal charge, in a case not capital, or Of a
person appealing from conviction for crime
in a justice or municipal court who is committed
to Jail for emitting to give bail, within the time
limited by law in such case, for the personal APP
pearance of such person before the appellate
court to answer the charge, and thereupon direct
the discharge of such person from his commit
ment and the keeper Of the jail on receiving the.
order from such judge shall discharge such per
son from such commitment.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November %, 1888.
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No. s6.-AN ACT PROVIDING FOR
THE APPOINTMENT OF SUPER
VISORS OF THE INSANE,

II is hereby enacted By he General assembly
Of The State Of Vermont:
SEC 1. The governor shall, at the pres
ent session of the General Assembly, ap-
point, by and with the advice and consent
of the Senate, board of three supervisors
of the insane, one for two years. one for
four years and one for six years from the
first of December next and thereafter at
each biennial session of the General Assem-
bly,, one member of said board shall be
appointed in like manner for the term of
six years, in place of the member whose
term of Office expires on the first day of
December following Each supervisor so
appointed shall hold his Office for six years,
and until his successor is appointed and
the governor may fill any vacancy in the
board during said term. Two of said SUI
pervisors shall be physicians, and none of
them shall be trustee, superintendent, EN-
ployee or other officer of an insane asylum
in the state
SEC. 2. Section 1897 of the Revised
Laws is hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved November 2, 1888.
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No. 1OO.-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF
SECTION 1850, CHAPTER 1S2, REVISED
LAWS, RELATING TO DOGS, AND IN
ADDITION THERETO

IL is hereby enacted by the General As
senibly Of The State Of Vermont:
SEc.l Section 1850 of the Revised Laws is
hereby amended by striking out the words land
il the city or town shall have voted at its annual
March meeting that such balance may be so APP
Piled"
SEC. 2. 1t shall be the duty of the selectmeu.
when they are called upon TO appraise the dam
age done 10 sheep, or other domestic animals
by dogs. as prescribed in section 1850 of the Re
vised Laws to also make inquiry and il pos
sible identify dogs so killing, worrying or wound
ing such sheep or other domestic animals and
when such dogs have been identified TO the sat
isfaetion of the seectmen, they shall issue
their warrant TO Il constable, OF police officer
commanding him 10 forthwith kill such dog or
dogs wherever found and the officer shall re-
ceive for such service the fees prescribed by law
for the destruction Of unlicensed dogs.
SEC 3. A town officer refusing or willfully
neglecting to perform the duties imposed upon
him by section Of this act shall be fined not
more than one hundred dollars.
SIC. 4. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November "A, 1883.
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No. CO. AN ACT AMENDING SECTION
so OF THE REVISED LAWS, RELAT-
ING TO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

II is hereby enacted By The General assembly Of
The State Of Vermont:
SEC. /. Section eight hundred and twenty of
the revised laws is hereby amended so as to read
as follows: Each justice, before entering upon
his duties shall deposit with the county clerk Of
the county a copy Of his official oath, signed by
himself, with a certificate Of the magistrate adj
mnisterng the same that he has taken such
oath, or shall return TO the governor his COM
mission rs such justice, and the return of such
commission shall be deemed a resignation by
such justice Of his Office and the governor may
commission a suitable person TO fill the vacancy
thereby created. II any Justice wilfully neg
lects TO make such deposit with the county
clerk or to return his commission 10 the governor
for sixty days from the date Of his commission,
he may be punished by fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars: and Of such oiiense the county
court shall have sole jurisdiction. The county
clerk Of each county shall make returns TO the
secretary of1state Of the names Of all justices
who qualify as aforesaid, aud also TO the town
clerks Of the respective towns. No county clerk
shall certify 20 the election OF such justice or his
authority to discharge the duties Of his office
until such oath and certificate are received by
him.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November %, 1888.
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notice thereof in writing to the probate
court in which the estate is being settled,
and the court shall thereupon appoint some
suitable person special administrator 70 repre-
sent said estate with reference 10 such claim
and for no other purpose.
SEC 2. Such special administrator shall
have all the rights and powers, and be un-
wluc.t a general administrator has and is I'M
der In regard TO the other claims for allow
ancu against the estate.
SEC. 3.-This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November "a, 1883.
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NO. 75-AN ACT IN REFERENCE
TO ALLOWANCE TO WIDOW AND
FAMILY.

II is hereby enacted by the Gclaral assembly
ofhe State 0f Vermont:
SEC. 1. Section 2114 of The Revised
Laws shall be amended by str..,ing out all
of said section after the word, fuse in the
ninth line thereof aud substituting the
words cor in case widow OF widow AID
minor children survive, it may be assigned
to her or to them for their use and sup
port"
SEC. 2. This Act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved November %, 1885,