Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-02-05

and sunrise Monday morning for A. N
Monday. The blanks were then filled wit
500 and $50 and the section adopted.
The third section being taken up,
JEWS AND DRUGGISTS.
Mr.. Ker moved to except Jews, if the
observed their own Sabbath from IL P. N
Friday to A A. M Sunday, and also drug
gists.
Mr.. Burke-That will open the Who'll
liquor business. 1t will all 60 into tn
drug stores.
NO CIGARS.
Mr.. Evans-Cigars are sold in drug
stores, and 1 would amend Mr.. Ker's mo
ton by adding s1for the sale Of drugs"
| Mr.. Gorman-I think bakers ought tt
be excepted.
| The vote being taken, the amendments
excepting Jews and druggists were adopted
Mr.. Abby moved to fill the blanks with
500 and $50. Adopted.
Thesection as amended was then adopted
The blanks in the fourth section were
filled by $40 and $40, and the section
adopted.
The fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth et
i tions were then adopted as above witho vi
discussion.
Mr.. Ker-I move the ordinance as amen d.
ed be adopted.
THE AYES AND NOES.
i Mr.. Burke-I call the ayes and noes.
am decidedly in favor Of a Sunday law, but
fearing the restrictions in the first section
may be construed most rigidly, and very
much to the damage Of men who. desire tt
act fairly and not sell to minors, 1 can't
vote for the ordinance.
On the call of the roll the vote stood as
follows:
Ayes-Echels, Evans, Abby, Hoge, Ker,
Funkhouser, Keyser, Gorman-8. Noes
Burke.
The ordinance is passed in the form we
have given above.
ROLLS OF HoNoR.-We give below a
number of the Rolls of Honor of the pub
lie schools. city and county:
Roll of Honor for Staunton Interme-
date School, Of which Mrs. M. G.. Dillon
is teacher, for the month ending Janu-
airy 20:
Lille Asst, fancy Caperton, John Gro
CHAN, Nora Fitzgerald Cora Hyde, Will
lie Hoge, Harry Hoshour,* Thos. Xviii
CHAM, Thos. Hounihan, Willie Ladd, Geo.
Netherland,* Carrie Smith, \ Briscoe Tams,
Ashby Woodward, James Woodward, Sam.
Yost.
*Those names followed by star are
those of scholars who have no marks atall
against their names ON the school roll in
the month.
Roll Of Honor Of sberando School, of
which A. A. Arnold is Principal, for the
month ending January 20:
Mary j. Troxell, Bette Troxell, II. M.
R. Balsley, Leroy Padgett, B. A. J. Hy-
den, D. M. Hyden, F. W. Hiserman, Kill
liam Lockridge and Rice Lockridge.
Roll Of Honor OF New Hope Graded
School, Of which Mr.. W. A. Bowles is
Principal, for the month ending Janu-
airy %;
Enoch Aldhizer, R. 0. Beard, Gleaves
Beard, Geo. Barnhart, Annie Borden, Lee
Coffman, Samuel NJ. Coffman, Edgar Ea-
kle, Everett Eakle, Jno. B. Eakle, VIM.
CARRIER, Christina CARRIER, Martin CARRIER,
Thos. Fretwell, Daniel G. Flory, Barbara
Flory, Bette Flory, Cora Flory, Albert
Fisher, Frank CARRIER, Chas. Holman, John
Kennedy, Eddie McCue, Geo. Phillips,
Chas. Stout. Homer Sites, Mamie Fret
we'll, Mollie Gentry, Dora Scott, Vincent
B. Kerr. Profcients in Latin Exercise
Daniel G. Flory, Martin Beard.
Roll Of Honor of Barren Ridge School,
of which Mr.. A. M. Towberman is Princi-
pal, for the month ending January %:
Chas. F. Armentrout, Geo. W. Brana-
man, Jno NJ. Wine, Jno: S: Clark. Chas.
S. Wine, Samuel Morris. Mary E. RAIDER,
yno; D. Towberman, Jas. p. Wine, Jas; y.
B. F.. Wine, Minnie B. Cox. ,gno. d. Wine,
Willie A. Fisher, A. J: Wine, Henrietta
F. Ross, Peoria A. Wine, Jacob B. Hen
ME, Susan a, Wine, Geo. NJ. Grove, Mary
J. Wine, VIM. T.. Wampler.