The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-04-18

THE LONG { SHORT or II

Waxahachie is now after the In
ternatfonal in earnest and she's go
ing to land the prize too.
The county board of examiners
is in session today and there are
several applicants for teachers GER
tificates-
The public school closed at Ray
today and County Superintendent
Criddle was present and delivered
an address.
H. d. Rosser went to the Ennis
lake this afternoon with his Sunday
school class where they will spend
tonight and tomorrow fishing.
The building occupied by Satchell
& Co.'s meat market on East Main
street is receiving a fresh coat of
paint. which will add much to it's
appearance.
SPECIAL NOTICE Place your
orders at once for extra copies of
THE DAILY LIGHT, containing the
official count of the primary election,
held on the 18th instant.
THE DAILY LIGHT is compiling an
official count of the returns of the
primary election, held on the 18th
instant. Place your orders at once.
One copy, DC; 6 copies, Doc; %
copies, $l.00.
Marshal Dixon requests the Light
to say that the law prohibiting the
riding of bicycles on the sidewalks
will be strictly enforced and this no.
tice is published as fair warning
to all offenders.
WIN Moore d CO., the hardware
men, yesterday received by freight
II dozen screen doors. 1t seems
they are determined to "shut the
flies out'' ia the first inning. See
their ad elsewhere.
Deputy United States II. NJ. War
den, OF Dallas, was In the city to-
day. Mr.. Warden says there was a
good deal OF rejoicing in Dallas
when IL became known that Dudley
had been turned down.
In view of the fact that great
many will want extra copies Of The
DAILY LIGHT, containing the official
count of the election, We ask that
you place your orders for extra
copies at once, so that we may know
how many to print.
VIM. Cecil, colored, ianitor al the
Citizens National Bank, has been a
subscriber TO the Daily Light since
it's first issue. win has been In the
employ of the bank for a number Of
years and is considered a reliable
and Trustworthy negro.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Moore cains
In this morning from San Antonio,
where they spent the winter for the
benefit of Mr.. Moores health. His
friends here will be glad To know
that Mr.. Moore has sufficiently re-
covered to return to Waxahachie.
Every person in Waxahachie has
friends in distant towns who would
like to know the result of the recent
primary election In Ellis county.
You can get Daily Light contain
ing the official count for &c and send
to them. 8 for DC, II for soc, = for
SLIGO.
Manager Cathey, of the P. d @.
Co., informs as that the elevator in
their new quarters is now ready to
elevate q part of their large stock OF
goods to the second and third floors
in their new building, He will soon
have the entire stock removed from
the old quarters across the street.
The switchboard for the new tele-
phone company arrived last night.
AS soon as all the connections can
be made In the central office the
the new service viii be put In opera
ton. A great many telephones have
already been installed In the BUSH
ness houses and residences of sub
scrihers.
Mrs. Il. s. Campbell and two
children arrived last night from
Hillsboro. Mr.. Campbell is coming
through the country in his buggy
and Ii expected to arrive tonight.
They win begin housekeeping Mon
day In the home recently bought
from j 8. Herring on West Main
street. The home has just been re-
painted and otherwise improved.
Farmers In town today from the
surrounding country report splen-
did rain and say that crops are In
fine shape. Corn and cotton have
come up nicely and are looking well,
while the prospects for good yield
of wheat and oats are much better
than prior to the rain. 1t is estima-
ted that wheat viii make from three
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