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Foully Dealt With.

Mr.. S. Carson, the merchant tailor
whose shop is just north of the Demo'
crat office, has in all probability been
foully murdered in Chicago. He went
to Chicago with his wife about the first
of August, to see the Worlds Fair. On
August 10th he went down into the CEN
trail part of the city to get tickets for him
self and wife to 20 and visit her parents
at the old farm in Pennsylvania. He
was in ticket scalper's Office on Clark
street, Just south of Madison, about two
hours and half after leaving the place
where he and his wife were stopping.
That is the last trace ever had of him.
Mr.. Carson had on his person that day
diamond ring and diamond stud worth
together about $50, gold-filled open
case watch worth thirty-five or forty
dollars and solid gold chain of about
the same value. He was well dressed
and had between forty and fifty dollars
in cash. The day before he gave all the
money to his wife. On starting out to
purchase tickets he took forty dollars to
pay for them, leaving the bulk of the
money with bis wife. Though most
upright and honorable citizen, Mr.. Car
son had been at times in the habit of
drinking too much liquor, and some may
have the idea he was overcome in that
way. There is nothing, however, to in
dictate this. He was with his wife and
mother the whole time in Chicago until
the day he went after the tickets, and
did not drink anything intoxicating
while in the city. His health, however,
was quite poor, he having mover recov-
cred from the serious attack which con-
fined him to his bed tor two or three
weeks in the month of July. That part
of Clark street where Mr.. Carson was
last seen is very tough. Some of the
scalpers' offices in that vicinity are run
by men who have dives of the most des-
perate character in the rear, and no
doubt the diamonds and valuables dis
played on his person tempted some des-
perate characters to do him to death.
Mrs, Carson made every effort to find
some clue to her missing husband, but
finally gave mp in despair, and returned
to this city.
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The Ladies' Guild. of ST. Cornelius
Church, will give an oyster supper next
Tuesday evening, Oct. 10th, at q. A. r.
hall, beginning at O'Clock. Everybody
come and have a good time. Oysters
d cents.
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Notice to Voters.

The registration books of Dodge City,
Kansas, will close October 9th, 1893,
and any voter who has not registered
this year, or who has removed his resi-
dence from the ward in which he regis
tered. must present himself at the Clerks
office for registration or transfer on OF
before above date to qualify himself to
vote at the next general election.
L.G. GRoBETY, City Clerk.
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PREsBYTERIAN.-T The Sacrament of
the Lords supper will be administered
at this church next Sabbath morning.
The pastor will preach on "Remem-
brance in relation to experience In
the evening the sermon will be on "Our
first duty" Everybody invited. All
who come will be made welcome.
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Hay to Sell and Stock Wintered.

have one hundred tons hay for sale
and want one hundred head of cattle to
winter. Hay to trade for young stock.
Good substantial wind breaks, or can
house a car load comfortably. Abund-
ance of pure well water all the time.
Ranch one mile and half east of Will
roads station on Rock Island, Address
Joseph Sizelove. Sr. Dodge City, Kas.
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j. B. Crouch, the Hutchinson stalwart
Democrat, is still at Washington, but
hasn't been able to get up to the pie
counter to any great extent. Bro. Pc.
tillon is anxiously awaiting Crouch's
success in this direction.
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Billy Bennett had a fine lot at Ponca,
but man who seemed to get neither
dry nor: hungry sat in the dust on the
other end. So Billy quietly relinquished
his title thereto.
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Rev. G. w. Meredith, has lately been
assigned to church work, with residence
at Bucklin, by the NJ. E. conference. He
is a very pleasant young gentleman.
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Miss Lizzie Feldmier, has removed
her dressmaking establishment from the
brick building on second avenue to the
cottage just north of the United Brethren
Tabernacle, on the same street, next to
the Mcintyre lumber yard property,
where she will be pleased to see all her
old friends and customers.
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Andy Faulkner returned from the strip
yesterday. He got claim near Ponca
but sold it for thirty dollars.
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Mrs. L. A. Logan, who has been visit
ing among her relations and friends in
and near Clifton Hill, No., for the past
two months, returned this week. She
has come to the conclusion that Kansas
is better than Missouri.
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The Christian church has bought the
vacant corner on Second avenue next
south of Hallet's dwelling, and will put
a church building thereon.
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Last Tuesday morning Mrs. r. w.
Evans, H. L. Evans. w. H, DonahOe
and DR., c. A. Milton all left on the same
train for the Worlds fair.
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Glen Lawrence has contest on a
nice claim near Ponca. Another man
and young lady were sitting on diff
ferent corners of the same when he left.
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Frank Hobble is acting as night agent
at the Santa Fe during the absence Of
Charley Hall.
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The festive smile of bachelorship II
no longer a habiliment of Mark Gwin'
ner's countenance. Mrs. Gwinner will
arrive home from Chicago tonight.
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Billy Irwin made a marvellous run for
Ponca. and got a beautiful lot. 1t was
in the middle of street. Billy is at
home now.
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Go to Bells for your harness. Selling
just as cheap as you can buy in Kansas
City. Hyou want repairing done, Mr..
F. Duda is there to fix up your harness.
He is the only Saddler in Dodge City
Call and see for yourselves.
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James Cattron fell into hard luck in
the Strip. He left one horse tied to the
wagon. while he rode one In the mad
race. The horse fell on Cattron's leg,
injuring it severely. He unfortunately
got on a school section, and when in
sadness he returned to the starting point
he found his other horse had broken
loose and gone never to return again.
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Go to H. B. Bells. south side r. R.,
for all kinds of Farming Implements.
Now is the time to buy way down.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

There will be a wedding in this city
next Tuesday evening. The contracting
parties stand high in Dodge City social
circles. Now, 20 on with your guess
ing.
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1t would save much i'll feeling if every
candidate in the field would conscien-
tiously remember that his opponents are
gentlemen.
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Sam Gallagher has returned from the
Strip. He will probably arrange to 90
back to Ponca and engage in business.
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Postotfice hours are changed to s a. m.
and 9 80 p m; Sundays $50 a. m. and
$50 p m.
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Mrs. Burson informs us that the Judge
will return home tomorrow. He sold
his lot, and concludes to remain In Ford
county.
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There is at Bondurant & Young's feed
store, watermelon which weighs fifty
and one-fOrth pounds. This melon was
grown on a volunteer vine in w. c..
Shinn's sandy field south of the river :,
without irrigation.
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The young man whose tongue be-
comes shuttle of scandalous talk con.
corning young ladies should have no
place in society.
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There was social party at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lahey last
Monday evening.
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Adam Lierlle returned last Monday
from Butler county.
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The heart of the child devotedly at
tached to its mother is generally right.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

Children's services are becoming re-
gular feature of the tabernacle meetings.
They begin every afternoon at 4:45 and
continue half an hour. Rev. Beltz has
a peculiar gift for interesting little ones
in the knowledge of the Lord and par
ents will do well to see that their chill
dren attend.
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Go to H. B. Bell, south side X. R., for
Buggies: Just received car load of Col
umbus and Abbott Buggy Co.. make. and
will sell cheaper than any house in town,
same quality of goods.
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Flour, feed, coal, potatoes at bottom
prices for cash in the Shinn block.
BONDURANT & YOUNG.
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The undersigned has 81 sheep and
lambs for sale. Sheep located at Spear
Vile. Ford county. Kansas, in care of v.
L. Shelly.
J.G. SrAUFFER, QUAKERTOwN, PA.
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Miss Kate Hammond, who has been
visiting with the family of WE Boyd
the past few weeks, left last Wednesday
afternoon for ten days. trip to the fair.
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Look out for frost now.

Harry Muller returned form Chicago
last Monday.
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Rev. William Wilbur, of Winfield
Kansas, will commence . series of meet
ings with the Baptist congregation or
or about the 18th of October.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

Judge John w. howe, an erstwhile
literary rounder of Dodge City, secured
q good claim near Woodward In the
strip.
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Mrs. John Kelsey and Miss Estells
Freeman returned from the Worlds
Fair last Saturday night, after two week!
spent in looking through the great ex'
hibit. Mrs. Kelsey brought her mother
from Green Springs, Ohio, who viii
remain here during the winter.
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There will be no preaching at the en-
ionlchurch next Sunday evening. on ac-
count of the tent meeting.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

Mrs. J. Collar is having porch bnilt
to her house on Chestnut st. and 9Th
avenue.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

$500 in cash will buy 400 lbs. Of Lily
White flour at Bondurant & Young'e.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

DR.. o. II. Simpson will do dental work
at Meade next week.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

Rev. Waller president of the o. B.
college, Enterprise, Kansas. will be here
tomorrow and Sunday to help in the
tabernacle meetings. Everybody cor
daily invited.
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Considerable work is being done on
the city sewers.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

The Ford county republican league
club has opened headquarters in the
Newland photograph gallery building
Secretary E. NJ. Misner is there in
charge and always extends a hearty
welcome to the wayfaring voter in quest
of information.
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Mayor Gluck has returned from the
ravishing scenes of Midway Plaisance.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

Ford county Republican club will
hold annual meeting for election of
officers at Court House s, o'clock p. NJ.
Saturday. Sept. 80 1898.
H. JUNEAU, President.
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Hay making is still in progress. Mer
who have hay to sell will probably be In
shape to engage in the banking bust
ness when winter passeth by-bankine
on hay as bread producer.
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Many people let their minds grow
shaggy while devoting attention to dress
and personal appearance.
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Fall Millinery Opening.

Mrs. Wolff and Miss Steinman have
returned from Chicago with the latest
styles of millinery, which they are now
displaying.
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New fall goods just received at
MRS. JUSTIN.
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The Empress flour can be found only
at BOndurant & YOung's.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

Morning Star Pills Bleasent tonic and
Carthrtic, 40 doses for % cents, at W. F.
Pines.
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Cattle and hog buyers are numerous.
The land buyer is waiting for boom In
prices.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

w. n. Locke Is something of dry.
goods and grocery merchant.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

Politics was discussed on the sunny
sides of the buildings yesterday.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

See that fine line of French candies
It NJ. NJ. GwINNER,
City Bakery.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

Young WIN. Spencer returned from
the Strip in disgust this week. He did
not get anything.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

Miss Nellie Ullrey, formerly of Mullin-
Vile, Kansas, now Of Eugene, Oregon.
was stopping few days in the city this
week. She was the guest Of Mrs. S. E.
Straughn.
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Geo. Martin, who returned from a siS
weeks trip east, was in several of the
middle states, and says the corn crop
was invariably poor, shOwinga marked
contrast to the fields of Kansas, which
he observed from the train on his way
back through this state.
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Good span Of mules for sale cheap.
Call at this Office.
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The editor of the Cimarron Jacksonian
went down and joined the Strip race.
He secured claim and good business
lot at Woodward. But after the excite
ment was over he returned to Cimarron,
and last issue IF his paper said, "Western
Kansas beats the strip. The Strip conn.
try is all right in spots, but western
Kansas is q darn sight better all over.
Stay By it,
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WANTED-Every lady in Dodge City
to test the Empress Flour.
BONDURANT & YOUNG.
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Gen. Sims has been out In Meade this
week buying seed wheat for Ford county
farmers.
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Children Cry for Pitch.
or'4 ca8t0Hto.
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LIST OF LANDS IN
FORD COUNTY. KANSAS
OWNED AND FOR SALE BY
G. N. HOOVER. OF DODGE CITY. KANSAS.

| OWNED AND FOR SALE BY
c. N. HOOVER. OF DODGE CITY. KANSAS.
No. $500 school land Price mile:
per
city, s: % s :s : % s
Frs r
@ ,.,, no
This s. :s.s Sssss % r
$50 NJ Terms M due state ca" 5~.n ys%s | S s a m
niles
s %ns of Dodge City,
s
Ss:,ss s .os ss @ s %
station Roc.
ss Island Price s 4. s sns sas balance
crop; otherwise un,%povea
Il ss ssa s cy good
Wright
& wheat IT,. all n p
on Rock sss ss s s
No. 49, asas A
nn JUNCTION .S~ the
to years to suit purchaser
about 10 good ~ pN a Price, s1 Ts balance mortgage
s sns: Price,
CEN" sa% iss
Price, $780, Terms balance mortgage cent" to"
years
sos ,s @ ssnss M broken sFsss runs r Ssn
miles
sss s sss ssss: .
asS i is%es s southwest ra Of Do Dodge City, s
nos s miles, asa. s ss is res
Ss balance @ %ss @
balance %o AS
pos1ana Price bal
an, sssss ana ss Hf a
Price, s" Terms $3.50 cash
sss.S a . nn ss; sss s s r.
Price, $780,
JAMESTOWN station Rock
5 rs 500 ss.s ss sssn . ns s p miles
sesSnHwn sS land
s due state, remain yan at P sns a @ . north
no. S miles from n% both
rs' Mos na BALANCE NEE
nsaa stations
remain sna 20 years reent;b .oun.
a,, se A. cultivation;
running ,nroq pno ,na ps
R cent Ito
terms, 80 sss no 9s p % ss's
good nice pses
:s s.s :s s ' rio 7 %s s%
main No. cent ss Rock
Terms 500 cash balance
m0i s cent
gage per sn sss :; % hs's
city Price Terms cent? Ito years suit
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W.P. VanOrdstrand and family left
for the Worlds fair last Saturday.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

There is temperance sermon in the
following item in the Kansas City Star !:
Palest, the Milwaukee beer man, passed
through Kansas in special car the other
day. His customers walked.
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Tom Marshall is driving the delivery
wagon for the Montezuma store.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

There will be some tall hustling for
votes during the next month.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

A township Sunday school convention
will be held at the Fl. Dodge State SOL
diers' home, on Saturday. Sept. 30, at 10
O'Clock a. m. Everybody invited.
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Candidates must keep q memorandum
of their cigar accounts.
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THE EMPRESS FLOUR leads them all
BONDURANT & YOUNG.
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Don't forget the great special sale at
the Beehive dry goods store.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

The Ford county democratic conven-
ton took the precaution to proclaim
against woman suffrage. Its well.
With the good women as voters the
democratic party would have to hide out.
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Children Cry for Pitch
er'6 CaStOria.

Four-room dwelling in Dodge City for
sale, or will trade for clear farm land.
For further particulars, inquire at this
Office. 1S-d
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DR.. G. w. Milton, who is provisional
mayor of Woodward in the Strip, beard
ed Hoke Smith in his den last Saturday.
Hoke had learned through the city pa
pers that DR.. George was in town. but
he didn't know what sort of twister
the western cyclone is. Consequently
he did nothave time to get in his cellar.
When the row and odor of birthstone
had subsidized, Hoke thought he had been
run over by the Strip juggernaut.
Mart Wiley, young man about
Is years old, was caught BY sheriff Bee
son yesterday, while fleeing with stolen
goods which he took from the Beehive
dry goods store. Harry Taylor, caller
ut the Santa Fe, was also arrested as An
accomplice. Both boys confessed before
Justice Grobety. They broke . back
window and took about forty dollars
worth of clothing. J. 6. Martin and
assistant marshal Rhodes rendered EN-
Gent assistance to the sheriff In detect
ing this crime.
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Supt. Swinehart has begun the publ
cation of an educational paper for the
benefit of Ford county schools. David
don't devote much time to rest when
there Ia show to advance the school
interests.
The Globe-republican., 1893-10-06

Mr.. Floyd, an old soldier of the Fl.
Dodge Home, aged about sixty years,
died last Sunday and was buried last
Tuesday in the G. A. r. department Of
Maple grove cemetery, the remains be-
ing followed to the grave by quite q
concourse of carriages. Deceased leaves
a wife and three young sons at the Home
while his only daughter, young lady
about twenty years old, lives in Topeka.
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Mr.. Lewis, formerly OF kinsley, who
has been living at Newton the past few
years, committed suicide BY shoe ting
on last Friday. Rev. s. E. Busser, pas
tor of St. Cornelius parish Of this city.
is An old time friend OF the family. and
at,their urgent request went down to
Newton and preached the young mans
funeral. Conductor Baxter, Of the Santa
Fe, was In Newton and heard the die.
course. He says It was the finest sermon
be ever heard.
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The candidates for coroner are physi-
clans.
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Voters are saving wood and waiting
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Farmers are sowing wheat.

Candidates are fixing their fences.
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sale or trade. Pay taxes for nom
residents. Examine lands.
Only set of abstract books in Ford
County up to date.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Now proceed to register.
Miss Annie Gibson is visiting friends
at Newton
Adam Lierlle returned last Monday
from Butler county.
W.P. vanOrdstrand and family left
for the Worlds fair last Saturday.
Mayor Gluck has returned from the
ravishing scenes of Midway Plaisance.
Mrs. J. Collar is having porch bnilt
to her house on Chestnut St. and 5th
avenue.
Frank Hobble is acting as night agent
at the Santa Fe during the absence of
Charley Hall.
There was social party at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lahey last
Monday evening.
Sam Gallagher has returned from the
Strip. He will probably arrange to 60
back to Ponca and engage in business.
Billy Irwin made marvellous run for
Ponca. and got beautiful lot. 1t was
in the middle of a street. Billy is at
home now.
Rev. William Wilbur, of Winfield,
Kansas, will commence . series of meet
ings with the Baptist congregation on
or about the 18th of October.
Miss Kate Hammond, who has been
visiting with the family of Wn Boyd
the past few weeks, left last Wednesday
afternoon for a ten days. trip to the fair.
Miss Nellie Ullrey, formerly of Mullin-
Vile, Kansas, now of Eugene, Oregon,
was stopping few days in the city this
week. She was the guest of Mrs. S. E.
Straughn.
There is temperance sermon in the
following item in the Kansas City Star !:
Palest, the Milwaukee beer man, passed
through Kansas in a special car the other
day. His customers walked.
The Ford county democratic conven-
ton took the precaution to proclaim
against woman suffrage. tits well.
With the good women as voters the
democratic party would have to hide out.
Supt. Swinehart has begun the publ
cation of an educational paper for the
benefit of Ford county schools. David
don't devote much time to rest when
there IL q show to advance the school
interests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-27
FREDERICK CITY.

An interesting test of new LIQUOR law for
TINS county will be made at the next grand
jury term of the circuit court The law is
INTENDED to punish the buyer as well as the
seller OF liquor, when the former obtains
1t unlawfully, and applies especially to
minors. many Of whom obtain liquor at pub
lie bars by falsely representing themselves
TO be OF age The present case is one of this
kind. Two young men obtained LIQUOR at
the City Hotel bar OF Mr. Henry Dertz-
baugh. who swOre at a preliminary hearing
before Justice Eckstein that the young men
told him they were of age. The Justice
thereupon held the minors in $40 bail each
Tor their appearance before the grand Jury
Inc penalty attached to the offense with
which they are charged is a fine of not less
'lah VI or more than SO or Imprisonment
OF not less than five DAYS or more than
thirty. or both. in the discretion of the
court " ''ie
The board of school commissioners of
Frederick county have issued an order 10
al Iedchers to temporarily exclude from at
sehuahce at school those pupils in whose
iaihlleS any contagious diseases NAV he
prevailing. The board has appointed Job1,
T. Johnson To the vacant scholarship in the
maryland Institute; has materially changed
the lines Of the two school dist~ic+s in 49,
erick city, and has decided to e=tah Iish n
colored school at FeagaVille with On rlas
": Johnson IS teacher. In the western mart
ot tne county, among the mountain regions
or Catocttn ami other districts :. rac',Ii1-
conInotion las been raiselt by the order of
the board or health compelling all pupils o.
tending the public schools to be vaccinateI
many parents nave acquired a wholly unex-
plainable prejudice and antiDatH,- 10 y-accf
nation and have taken their children fror,
school rather than have them vaccinataJ
IN some instances. where the pupils went tn
the vaccine physicians OF their own accord
and had their arms scra tched. their haven't,
nave endeavOred to kill the effects Of the
virus by washing the sore with eoaD and
grease The law compelling vaccination is
being very strictly enforced. and provides
that no pupil can attend school who does
not produce physicians certificate TO the
enect that he or she has been vacci1ate1
a jury of inquisitiJn in IUn4Cy was sum
moned in the circuit court here before Judge
John A Lynch Saturday to sit in the CO s.
OF Prof. Thurston simmons. who was re-
Gently teacher of English branches in the