The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-28
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DAIfg HAPPENINGS or THE
CRY BRIEFLY ToLD

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sick.
Miss Boosie Griggs 10 sick with
fever.
Very pretty designs In cut glass
st Joe A. Harris, the jeweler, 81
G. J. Griggs is on the sick list
this week.
We clean your jewelry free. Joe
A. Harris, the jeweier. sci
The Katy made q shipment Of
twelve cars of cotton to Galveston
Saturday night.
Latest styles in Bracelets received
today at Joe A. Harris, the jew
eler. 81
See Thomas 4 Moore for window
glass. If they haven't the size they
will cut it. 81
| Remember the date OF our Open
ing-Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day this week. Mrs. Dalton. 81
A few cut Carnations at 40c per
dozen as long as they last. A. Gar
diner. 52I
Window glass cut 20 any size at
Thomas d Moore's; no charge extra
for cutting. ST.
Mrs. Dalton's Millinery Opening
will occur Thursday, Friday and
Saturday this week. So
John Owens. an old colored eiti-
zen of Waxahachie who had reached
the age OF 30 years, died last night
and was buried today.
Give the Woman's Exchange
your orders for Ready NJ ada Suits,
Skirts and Cloaks. We represent
r. II. Graydon Mercantile Co. of
New York. s.
| The first two DAYS of the Dallas
fair attracted very light attendance
from Waxahachis. The Sunday
crowd numbered less than a score.
Colds are contracted by sleeping
In q draft. Cut off the draft by put.
ting In window glass and you won't
find better place to buy than
Thomas Il Moors's 81
After an absence OF more than
year from Waxahachie r. w. Bea-
chum aud family have moved back.
They have resided In Fort Worth
the past few months.
TaKe that pillow out OF your win
dow and buy a window glass of
Thomas Il Moore it looks better and
is better, s.
Mr.. II. 7. Fisher, OF Orko, Can ada
u boiler maker by trade arrived
here a few days ago and wiil spend
the winter in different parts OF Tex
as.
Mrs. Dalton will give away an
| other beautiful Watch free this sea
son. You get ticket with every
sl.00 purchase. 50
/ am prepared TO do dress making
and accordion pleatfug at my home
at GO! Water street. Would be glad
To have my friends call. Mrs. 5. T..
SheIlito, -
Mr.. r. A. McElroy Of Itasca
brought his little son TO Mrs :. r.
Rays TO have the maidstone applied
To bite, inflicted by a cat The
stone has adhered several hours.
Thomas q Moore have school
books and supplies. book satchels
and lunch baskets are sold cheaper
by as now than usual, call 10 see
US. 81
Mrs. w. J, r. Ross writes her
husband, Mayor Ross, from Cros-
sett, Ark, that their daughter, Mrs.
Emily Raoul, who has been lll sew
eral days with fever, 10 improving
nicely.
We have plenty primers, spoilers
mental arithmetics, drawing books,
composition, etc, as well as books
for the high school. Thomas d
Moore. 81
Sheriff Minnick arrived home last
night from Marshall, having In Gus
tody Ike Cox, who was arrested last
Friday at Shreveport on alleged
charges OF violating the local option
law.
School books are coming In al
most every day and II we haveu't
what you want one day why. don't
be discouraged but just inquire
every day until you get what you
, want. Thomas Il Moore. 81
, The largest and beat line of I'm
: ported Patterns and American crea.
lions In the city will be on display
at our store Thursday, Friday anc