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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL
NEWS BRIEFS.

Frank u Co.'S.
Ladies', the trunk you want is ut
/. Flank y Co.'S.
For "a nice cap or u fine hat. call
ut 1. Frank & Co.'S.
just received at L. Frank 4 Co. y
q full line Of valises.
For first class suit of clothes
made to order, call gu l. Frank 4
Co.
1Ir. Jno. Greever, of Burks Gar
den, has moved his family to the
CHI.
Mr.. Caudill had Il fno horse to
run of and break ohe of his legs on
Tuesday last.
Dir. Bryant Havens, living near
town, dropped dead OH tho cars at
Tip Top OH Monday evening last.
The negro who escaped from the
Jail with Rogers has been recaptur
ed and returned to his old quarters
at never rains but it pours.'
This can he aptly applied to the
Norfolk and Western in the matter
OF accidents.
Another smash un on the New
River Division delayed traffic for Z
hours Wednesday, by which we
we're without mail.
President d. s. Hesrou will retire
from the presidency Of Martha
Washington College, Abingdon, at
the close Of the session.
Judge Bolen, of Carroll, has been
appointed tn fill the vacancy in the
Circuit Judgeship made vacant 10y
the resignation of Judge Brown.
If some way is not derived by
which coal can be brought from the
RichlandS, cord wood will be in
great demand. Many citizens are
entirely out oil coal.
Many inquiries arc being made
for houses to rent in our town. is
this the first move towards our
great boom Coming events cast
their shadows before"
Hon. Mex Vanpelt, former Taze.
well boy, has resigned his Office as
State Senator in West Virginia, to
accept the position of Superintend-
eut ofthe Penitentiary of that State.
Another slide at Tip Top, yester
day morning, will delay freight
traffic ON the Clinch Valley road for
two weeks longer. 1t ia a small
one-only l2O feet long and deep
i'll proportion.
The first train since the mud
blockade passed down the line to
Honaker Tuesday morning and re.
turned to this point Oh time We'd.
nesday, when the first through
train went east to Bluefeld.
Having found the credit system
a hunbug, l have determined to
sell hereafter strictly for cash. So
when you come TO see me, bring the
money. Respectfully,
l.. V. Spots.
But eight miles of track remain
to be laid to connect this place
and st. Paul (Bickley's). and the
track laying will probably be finish
ed in eight or ten days, there being
no bridges or trestles between
Breeding and Bickley's.
A company is being organized to
develop the White Sulphur Springs.
four miles northwest of this place.
III ante.bellnm days these springs
were AN extremely popular resort.
Situated as they are amid such
lovely surroundings it should be
great resort.
Judge Paul, of the Western Dis
trict of Virginia, is guest of Mar
shall Watts this week. Our friend
Watts is u good entertainer, bn.
Mrs Watts has much to do with
the success in fascinating all com.
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Watts both come
OF 81 stock of epicures.
An east bound passenger train on
the N. g. w. Il. r., was last week
just leaving the depot at Roanoke
when the first class coach jumped
tho track and upset, injuring slight.
~ ten passengers. The low rate of
speed of the train il all fi,t mr.,
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In CUANCEI,Y.

The object of this suit ia to have parti
ton Of the land III the bill mentioned. to
wit; 81 acres lying i'll lsmrks Garden, TaZc-
well c unity. Va, of which Ly,lin Hall died
seized and possessed, and to have the same
sold and the proceeds thereof paid to the
parties entitled thereto, and to charge said
Thomas Hall with the rents and profits of
said land since he has hold and occupied
the same and to apportion counsel fees be-
tween the parties. And it appearing from
affidavit that the names Of the heirs and
distributes of George Hall. deceased, cx-
cept the Complainnnts, A. j. Hall, Jr., and
Robert Hall, are unknown, rs well us non
residents of this State, it is ordered that
they appear here within fifteen days after
due publication hereof nnd do What
is necessary to protect their interest
in this suit; and that Ii copy of this order
be published III the CILScm VALLEY News
and posted as required by law.
Testc:
II. BANE HARTMAN, d. G.
HENRY ( GRAHAM, y. q.
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81 ss acts ii s i,..ss, ..;i...i -.'' 's
Approved November -. $3.50.
No ~ AN AcT in relation to the sale of
real estate execution, under the acts of
1894. number one hundred thirty nine, 1856
number sixty-five, and the acts of 1855 num-
Der fifty-two, and in amendment thereto
II is hereby enacted by the general assembly
of the state of Vermont:
Section /. On the sale of real estate under
the acts aforesaid. the person in possession of
said land or the owner thereof. shall have the
right to redeem the same for the term Of six
mouths, on condition that he file bond in ten
days after said sale with the clerk OF the court
or justice of the peace who issued said execu-
ton to the purchaser in penal sum that said
clerk or justice of the peace shall order, con-
ditioned in case he does not redeem the proper
ty to pay TO the purchaser the fair rents and
profits of said premises, and commit no waste
ON the same, which bond shall be approved by
the clerk or Justice who issued said execution;
that if said debtor fails to file the bond rs afore
said in ten DAYS the purchaser may have his
writ Of possession from said justice clerk in
due form Of law, and may enter and take pos
session and manage the same in good hus-
bandit manner, and If the defendant in said
suit shall redeem the same, the purchaser shall
account for the fair value OF the rents and
profits of said real estate till the shall be
redeemed.
Sec. 2. If the part can not agree as to the
value of the rents and profits under the proceed
ing section, either party may apply to the
clerk of the court, or Justice who issued the ex-
ecution. if in Office, and if not in Office to any
other Justice of the peace III the county where
the land is situate, who could lawfully Judge
hetwaen the parties who ON notice to the other
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tie a .;.. s;is i- :,
such village or city, 20 be reeovsrsd IL an ae-
aldermen in such case, may also cause such
poles to be painted, and may substitute straight
poles in place OF crooked poles, as provided IN
section one of this act; and may also recover
the expense of so doing in action brought in
the name Of such village or city against the
owners of such telephone or telegraph or cleo
trio light line.
See. B. Section three of said act Is hereby
amended so AS to read as follows: Whoever
shall paint or post any sign, advertisement
or notice on any telegraph, telephone or
electric light pole shall, for each offence
forfeit five dollars to the village or city in
which such pole is situated.
Sec. 4. Section four of said act Is hereby
amended so as to read as follows: Justices of
the peace shall have concurrent jurisdiction of
all offences under this act.
See ). This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November H. 1890.
No. 45.-As Act providing for better drain
age in or adjacent 70 incorporated cities and
villages.
Ii is hereby enacted by the general assembly
of the state of Vermont:
Section l. In every town having an incorpor-
ated city or village within its limits, now, or
that may hereafter be authorized by law to
construct main sewers, drains and outlets at the
expense of the abutters or those interested,
where sewer, drain or outlet viii benefit those
outside the limits of such Incorporated city or
village AS well as those inside, the selectmen
may, upon petition of a majority of those in
terested in its construction, setting forth that
they are liable TO contribute towards its ex-
peilse and that the public health and eonven-
fence demands it, join the proper, officers of
such city village in laying out and construct
ing the same.
Sec. .. The selectmen together with the
proper officers of such city or village shall
aa..aa tho anna h. and
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arty, shall name 1lNe men 10 act as appralseIs
nd each party may object to one name, If both
tend and ii but one attends he may strike off
ne name, and If the other party does not OBJ
bet to one, the justice shall strike off one name
nd appoint the other three committee to APP
raise the rents and profits Of the premises on
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SIalAI - aaIA1 q
acts ~ asa ,spss.. 81 H.: f ,:s.,
hereby amended so as 70 read as follows.
A person who shall adulterate maple sugar,
maple syrup, or bees honey with sugar,
glucose, or with any substance whatever, for
purpose of sale, or who knowingly sells maple
sugar, maple syrup or bees honey that has
been adulterated, shall be punished by fine
Of not less than fifty dollars, nor more than
two hundred dollars, for each offence; and one
half of such fine, ON conviction, shall go to the
complainant
Sec. ,. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November IS, 1890.
No. 53.-AN ACT to prevent deception in the
sale of dairy products, and to preserve the
public health.
1t is hereby enacted by the general assembly
of the State of Vermont
Section /. No person, by himself, his agents
or servants, shall render or manufacture out of
any animal fat, animal or vegetable oils not
produced from unadulterated milk cream,
any article in imitation semblance of natural
butter or cheese produced from pure unadul-
terated milk or cream, nor mix, compound
with, or add to milk, cream or butter any acids
or other deleterious substances, animal fats,
or animal or vegetable oils not produced from
milk or cream, 80 as to produce any article or
substance, or any human food in imitation or
semblance of natural butter or cheese. Who
ever violates the provision of this section shall
be fined not less than one hundred dollars, nor
more than three hundred dollars, or not less
than six months nor more than one years inn
prisonment for the first offence and shall be
punished by fine Of not less than three hun
dred dollars nor more than one thousand dol
lars or by imprisonment for one year, for each
subsequent offence. Half of the fine shall go
to the complainant.
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So ASs sssS Sssa Ssisss - Ss,S
No. 7l.-AN Acr 10 amend section two OF
number one hundred three Of the laws OF
1883, relating to the protection of horse
owners
1t is hereby enacted by the general assembly
of the STATE Of Vermont:
Section 1. Section two OF number one hum
bred three, of the laws of 1885, is hereby
amended so as TO read as follows: The owner
or manager Of such stallion shall file in the
towns clerks office of the town where he is
kept, ON or before April LIST, or within thirty
days after such stallion is brought into said
town, if he is not therein on the first day of
April declaration of an intention to take adj
vantage of this act and astatement OF the name
by which such horse is known; his age, if
known; his pedigree for two generations, if
known; and his terms for service; and all bills
or posters advertising the horse shall contain
said statement. The owner manager OF the
horse shall also furnish the owner OF each mare
served with copy Of such intention and state
ment. The town clerk shall receive the sum
of fifteen cents for filing such declaration.
See 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November %, 1890.
No. Tan ACT permitting municipal officers
to authorize manufacturers to ring bells and
and use whistles and gongs for the benefit Of
their workmen.
1t is hereby enacted by the general assembly
Of the state of Vermont:
Section l. Manufacturers and others en-
plovinp Vorkmen are authorized for the pur-
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wise and alter such order or make new
der or decree, as the circumstances of the
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formed shall have and enjoy the same rights TO
mortgage its property or to create and issue adj
ditional stock and shall have and enjoy the
same rights and powers in all respects were
held and enjoyed by the corporation which
mortgaged such property are hereinbe-
fore provided and also the same rights, pow
ers, privileges and franchises granted to and
subjects to the duties imposed upon railroad
corporations1
See 4. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November II, 1890.
No. 4.-AN ACT relating to the assignment
of Judges to hold courts of chancery and pre-
side in county courts.
1t is hereby enacted by the general assembly
of the state OF Vermont:
SECTION l. The assignment of Judges to
hold courts of ehancery and preside IN county
courts may be so made that the Judges may
follow one another in the order of their terms
of service, Notwithstanding the provisions of
section two number ffty-ive Of the acts of
1886.
Sec .. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. %, 1890.
No. 25-AN ACT relating to amendment of
process and pleading.
= 1t is hereby enacted by the general assembly
4 of the state of Vermont
n Section l. lhe powers OF court 10 amend
civil process or pleading shall extend TO the
Y striking out of the name of party improperly
i joined plaintiff, ON such terms the court
! shall deem Just.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect from it
IS passage.
Approved November 26, 1890.
No. 26-AN ACT regulating mesne process
Of 1t is hereby enacted by the general assembl
of the state Of Vermont:
ly SECTION /. ANY Judge of the supreme cour
NAV at any time before Judgment in any CIV
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gIng notice to such employee
use Whistles and gongs of snch b


md weight, in such manner and at such hours
IS the board af aldermen of cities, the trustees
# incorporated villages and the selectmen Of
owns NAV 10 writing designate
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No. 61.--AN Acr to regulate fishing in the
waters OF Lake st. Catherine in the towns Of
Poultney and Wells.
1t is hereby enacted by the general assembly
of the state of Vermont
Section l. 1t shall not be lawful for any
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No. 59.-ArS ACT in amendment of section
three thousand eight hundred seventy two of
the revised laws, IN relation to the protection
of fish.
1t is hereby enacted by the general assembly
of the State OF Vermont;
Section J. Section three thousand eight
hundred seventy-two of the revised laws is
hereby amended so as to read as follows A
person who takes or catches a trout, land-locked
salmon, salmon trout or longe in any of the
waters Of this State or has in his possession any
such fish captured in this State between the
first day OF September in one year and the first
day of May in the next year, shall be fined not
more than ten dollars for each fish SO taken,
caught or Possessed.
Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts inconsist-
ent with this act are hereby repealed.
Approved November 4, 1890.
No. 6O.-AN ACT constituting section one of
number seventy-six of acis of 1886, relating
to fish.
1t is hereby enacted by the general assembly
of the state Of Vermont:
Section l. Section one Of number seventy
six of acts of 1886, amending number seventy
three of acts of 1884, by striking out ''l5th of
June" and inserting first day Of June, is
hereby construed to apply to all the waters of
state, anything in said act to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Approved November %, 1890.
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strss-fsNts Or t%NA@s'st
IL is hereby enacted by the general assembly
section /. Section two thousand nine hum
bred forty-five Of the revised laws is hereby
amended by adding thereto the following
And il shall be "A sufficient cause for the
county court in its discretion 20 deny the APP
pointment of commissioners and dismiss the
petition when, within five years from the time
said petition was brought, two prior petitions
had been brought asking for the laying OF a
highway substantially the same location.
or i portion thereof, and commissioners had
been appointed thereon whose reports in each
case adverse to the laying of said highway had
been accepted by the court.
Sec. 3 This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November II, 1890.
No. 19.-AN AcT empowering certain towns
to appropriate money for the construction
and maintenance OF sidewalks.
1t is hereby enacted by the general assembly
Of the state of Vermont
Section L. Towns may, at annual meet
ing, or at a meeting warned or that purpose,
appropriate portion Of the highway fund OF
such town, not to exceed ten per- cent. of the
total amount Of such fund TO be expended in
constructing and maintaining sidewalks within
such towns.
Sec ,. All moneys appropriated under Sec
ton of this act shall be expended by the
seectmen of such towns, in constructing and
maintaining sidewalks within the town
wherever the public good requires.
Sec. 3. No action shall be taken by any
town in town meeting under the provisions Of
this act, unless notice of such action is CON
tanned in the warning of such meeting.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November 26, 1890.
No. 2O.-AN ACT relating to the support 0
insane persons.
1t is hereby enacted by the general assembl
OF the State of Vermont:
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airs, or by Imprisonment for one year, for each
ubsequent offence. Half Of the fine shall go
o the complainant.
Sec. 3 Whoever by himself, his agents or
ervants, shall sell, expose for sale, or have in
us nossession with intent TO sell any article or
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sr 10 .s, 81. isis s 70 d. - 81: - ss
nsesss ',. or TO the a,nenament OF process or
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November %, 1890.
No. s2.-AN ACT to repeal section six hun
bred ninety six of chapter forty-three of
the revised laws, entitled court of chaneery.
1t is hereby enacted by the general assembly
of the state of Vermont:
Section. l. Section six hundred ninety
six of chapter forty-three of the revised laws,
entitled court of chaneery, is hereby repealed:
Sec. =. The jurisdiction of the court of
chaneery shall not be limited by the amount in
dispute.
Approved November g. 1890
No. San ACT to amend section two
thousand three hundred eighty-nine OF the re-
yised laws, and to protect the rights of mar
ried women and minor children.
1t is hereby enacted by the general assembly
of the state of Vermont:
Section l. When a husband fails, without
Just cause, to furnish suitable support for his
wi e, or has deserted her, when the wife, for
justi6able cause. is actually living apart from
her husband, the county court may, by its
der, on the petition of the wife, or, if she is
insane. ON the petition of the guardian or next
friend, prohibit the husband from imposing any
restraint ON her personal liberty for such time
as the court shall in such order direct, or until
the further order of the court thereon; and the
court may, upon the application of the husband
or wife, or of her guardian next friend,
make such further order as it deems expedient
concerning the support of the wife and the care,
custody, education and maintenance Of the
minor children of the parties, and may deter
mine with which of the parents the children,
or any Of them, shall remain; and may from
time TO time thereafter, ON similar application
r.ayisa and alter snch order Or mike a now
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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-20
The Braithwaites Have an Adven-
ture With a Supposed Burglar
Thursday Night.
Train RObber Bailey Taken From
Dickinson Jail to Fargo
Yesterday. 49,.
The Lawn Fete Last Evening a
Complete Success-Other .."
Local News.
Burglars at Bratth waite's,

Mrs. Capt. Braithwaite and Miss Grace
had an exciting adventure with a couple
of suspicious looking characters Thursday
night about II O'Clock. The ladies saw
the two men coming up the Dad toward
the house, but at first paid no particular
attention to them, as they supposed one of
them was Mr.. Braithwaite coming home
from town. Mrs. Braithwaite soon after
went out to the back yard. The night was
dark except as an occasional flash Of light
ming lit up the surroundings. During one
of the flashes Mrs. B~raithwaite saw a
strange man in the yard. He was well
dressed aud did not look like a tramp.
She asked him what he wanted but re-
ceived no answer. The man turned away.
Mrs. Braithwaite then called Miss race,
who, as requested, came around with a
revolver. Again identification was de-
manded, but the man made no reply and
started off. Mrs. Braithwaite then with
out a moments hesitation fired at his foot,
saying, "If it's lead you want I'll give you
some." She did not shoot TO kill, but is
sorry now she didn't, so the authorities
might have a clue to the gang of house
breakers that has infested the city during
the past month.
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a LUCKY MAN.
T. F. Holloway Draws $1,000 in the Den
YER State Lottery.

T. F. Holloway Draws $1,000 in the Dem
yer State Lottery.
Nj. 7. F. Holloway, who is owner Of a
newspaper stand at the southeast corner of
Second and Walnut Streets, has suddenly
come into considerable wealth, because he
was fortunate enough to hold ticket 45,S5O,
which drew the first capital prize of ST.
500 in the Denver State Lottery.
Mr. Holloway has invested in other lot
teries before, but this is his first trial in the
Denver lottery. A week beforethe month
ly drawing OF the Denver State Lottery, he
invested SOC. for a whole ticket, and on the
4th of this month received notice that he
had won the first prize.
A few days after this Mr.. Holloway re-
ceived S75 twenty-dollar gold pieces ny the
Wells. Fargo Express company.
Mr.. Holloway is greatly elated over his
good fortune, bat is as yet undecided in
what manner he will dispose of it.
The Denver State Lottery is compara'
lively a new institution in this city, but
has shown its integrity ana its fair method
of doing business by the prompt manner
in which the claim of Mr.. Holloway was
met.
The claim of Mr.. David Oliver of 1923
Charlotte street. Kansas City, No.. who
held ticket 95,287 and drew S1,250 as the
third capital prize, has also been promptly
met.
The tickets are in wholes and halves and
are sold at fifty cents and twenty-five
cents. Mr.. B. F. Rhodus, Denver. Colo, is
the resident agent of the company at the
Observation-Disclosures Item, May IS,
1890.
Next grand drawing June 18th and July
18TH
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First publication June Is. $780,
Notice of Homestead Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, DAK,,

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, DAK,,l
June IL, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his claih,,
lister and receiver at Bismarck. N. D., on July
Is, 1890, viz:
WILLIAM H. SCOTT,
for the 9 n, NV a and n u of ne a, section 80,
township Ill n, range so W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Henry g. Wogan, of Wogansport, n. D.; Gust
Myers, of Wogansport, N. D.; Lars A. Larson,
of Wogansport, N. D.
OSCAR E. REA, Register.
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Improvement at the Bridge.

The Northern Pacific Railroad company
is making extensive improvements neal
the bridge. The steam shovel is working
at the rate Of 100 cars per day, employing
about thirty men and two trains to convey
the dirt to the other side of the bridge
where a track has been laid on either side
Of the trestle work which approaches the
and f Unload by SI use Of dr a large Dg - blow eHvs ope eastei
by the engine. AS the dirt is dumped off
the tracks are gradually raised. The en-
bankment on this side will be completely
removed and the track made considerable
S%traiphter.