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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-12

|THK STATE OV TEXAS
COUNTY or ELLIS. BY virtue
|0f an execution issued Onk oI the
honorable county court OF Ellis
oonnty. on the 18th dey Of March,
1904. bv the clerk thereof, Ia she case
Of w. w. Bafchler vs.. III. III. Steph-
ems and TO me, as sheriff, directed
and delivered, will proceed 90 sell
within the hours prescribed BY Law
for eherfff's sales, on the first Fnes-
day I'm May, 1904, II being the 81 day
OF said month, before the eonrt
house door OF said Ellis county, in
the city of Waxahachie, the follow
ing described property TO. wit:
beginning &c the N. w. corner OF
Thos. Kemp $40 acre survey, q stake
in prairie, y. line OF VIM. Menifee
$40 acre aurvey; thence south GO w.
100 yrs 10 q stake In the K line OF j.
B. Meyers $50 acre survey; thence
N. 30 w. with said line ll30 yrs TO
the n. e. corner of said survey,
willow stands in small branch,
bfs. n. II w. ~ yrs; thence N. 90
w. 70 vrs to q stake In prairie Ia the
". line of said Meyers survey; thence
N. 30 w. with the K. line of Sarah
LemeTon presumption survey $50 yrs
to the N. e corner of said survey
and I'm the b. line of T. 8. Menefee's
survey, o blackberry 3 In brs 5 S31
w. 63L yrs; thence N. 90 K. 842 yrs
TO the beginning. Containing lou
acres, also lot 7 Gobie addition to
the city OF Ferris, Ellis county,
Texas, lots II to Il CraDtree addi-
lion to the city of Ferris, Ellis coun-
ty Texas. Lots l, 2, s, 8, l3, IL, 10, 26 In
the town of India, Ellis county,
Texas, according to the map OF said
town recorded in book l03, page 2S3
Ellis county deed records.
All that tract of parcel of land sit
uated in fractional section No east
OF the base line and north OF Red
Oak creek 10 the r de la Pena III
league grant, to-wit: Beginning at
the n. r. corner of a clio acre
tract survey for the town of India,
Ellis county, Texas, and the same
being the n. w. corner of the 40t4
acre tract herein conveyed; thence
Il. : z. with the India AMI Bristol
road 90 yrs to stake for corner and
opposite the y. r.. corner OF lot No.
IA of the town OF India, Ellis county,
Tex. thence T.. ~ south 50 feet to
u stake for corner said line being q
continuation OF The south line OF lot
No. IL of The town of India; thence
n. s w. parallel with the India and
Bristol road to the s line of the A.
J. Meyers tract of land; thence with
this line =. 80 w. to the beginning,
levied on as the property % IL. h.
Stephens to satisfy q Judgment
amounting 20 se42. a3 in favor of W.
w. RAtehler and cost of sutt
Given under my hand this 7th day
OF April, 1914.
j. r. MTNNICK, Sheriff.
BY @. G. SWEAT, Deputy.
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- sTATE o. rKxAs. !

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF ELLIS, BY virtue
OF All order Of sale issu sd out of the
honorable district court OF Ellis
county, on the 9Th day Of April 1904
by the Clerk thereof, In the case of
j. NJ. Chapman ct al versus X. L..
Young at al aud To me. as sheriff,
directed aud delivered, | viii pro-
c. ed 10 sell within the hours pre-
serihed by law for sheFitf's sales,
on the First Tuesday in May 1904, 1t
being the 3rd day Of said month, be-
fore the court house door of said
Ellis county. in the city of Waxa-
IA achie, the following described
property. to-wit.
All that certain tract or parcel Of
land, stu ated ia the county Of Ell
lie, State OF Texas, being part OF a
(tsl one-ahird league of land patent
ed TO James Cochrane, assignee OF
sinto Guerro, on the fBth day OF
August, ls49 by patent No. 1913,
Vol. q, abstract No. 3ss, and de-
scribed by metss and bounds rs fol-
lows, to wit:
Beginning at a stake the :. W.
corner of q survey made for James
w Johnson. oct OF said Sinto 6uer-
TO survey, thence >. 80 K. SO varas,
10 stake; tbs >. W. corner of the
said Sinto Guerro survey, thence
N. to r.. 1893 varas 20 a stake in the
south line of said Sinto Guerro sur
vey thence ~. 10 w. 523 vAras To a
stake in the south tine of said
James w. Johnson survey; thence
~i.h a:s south !.ae ), 80 W. 20 the
place 1T beginning, containing III
acres, levied on as the property ci
II. l.. Young To satisfy a Judgment
amounting TO x5S.S1. 40 ia favor of j.
Nj. Chapman, l.. l.. Sessions and
j. j. Mitchell aud cost OF, suit.
Given under my hand this 9th day
of April 1904.
j L. MINsICK, Sheriff.
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MINOR MATTERS.

Work on the large cotton mill at Ma
bank. Tex. has begun.
Frost on the night of the sta killed
some cotton around Sehuleuourg. Tex
DealSou. Tex. ana vicinity had
heavy frost saturday night, iniuriug
corn.
RS Castteberry, tried at Ryan, I. T..
ON a charge os murder. vas given life
sentence.
Cock pit AZ New York was raided ana
thlFty ave men and twenty Ave roast
eFs captured
Farmers and Merchants bank OF
Mountain View OKLA. capital stock
sc. eoe. has opened for business.
While at bat IN a baseball game Al
Round Rock. Tex. Nelson Aynasworth.
sixteen years old was struck behind an
ear ana sanu died.
President amith addressed latter Day
saints At Kirkland. -, on polfgamx
he sAta the n@ea ~ MoFrnen dla net
tsa0h thia doetttus
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Deceased was shes Sever Timss By
Two Negro Men.


Hampstead. Tex. April tz.-Ne~s
was received here that Il. II. Pinckney.
brother OF Congressman J. II. Ptnck-
ney. had been murdered near Sunny
Side by unknown colored assaIlants.
The killing seerns 10 have grown IN
directly out OF trouble with George
Greece. who lived 10 the community In
which the trouble occurred a year or
80 ago, In which he was shot through
the shoulder by a negro.
The mother OF the negro who shot
Groce was buried near the scene OF the
killing Sunday. and for this reason
the negro. who had left this part Of
the country, was present. Mr.. Groce
was within twenty steps of Pinckney
when he fell and was fired at several
of F.nckney.
Mr.. Pinckney was shot seven times,
I'VE shots taking effect In his breast
and two in the left arm.
Groce was not struck. John Henry
Smith and Sol Reese. both coiored.
were struck by a charge OF buckshot
frora the gun Of Groce. but as they
were Some distance from him the in
juries are not dangerous.
Sheriff Ijpscomb and Deputy wsy-
non. just returned from the scene of
the killing. state that TIVE men claim
to have done the killing.
GraCa Claims thara
or six negroes who took part In 1t.
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Sheriii's Sale.

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF BILLS. BY virtue
Of an order of ale issued out of the
honorable district court OF Ellis
county, on the 9ta day of April,
1904. by the clerk thereof, in the case
of The Peoples National Bank, VS..
l.. r. Hawkins and to me, as sher-
IN directed and delivered, | will pro-
eesd To sell within the hours pre-
scrihed BY law for sheriff's sales. on
the first Tuesday ia May, 1904, IL be-
ing the Sd dAv OF said month, before
the court house door OF said Ellis
county, in the city OF Waxahachle,
the following described property, to-
wIt:
Situated la Ellis county, Texas,
in the town OF Bristol, and being a
pArt of farm lot No. A., and begin
ming al the ". w. corner of said
farm lot No. Is; thence y. 0i T..
So. yrs which ts the corner of r. X.
Hefiavs - acres and the beginning
Of the land herein described. thence
N. DA r.. TO-, vrs 90 stake;
theme =. co. T.. M vFa 30 stake;
thence ;. Dss w. ie4 yrs To q stake /,
shsaee N co. w. isis vrs 90 STAKE,
thence ~. b. y. 81. vra ca astake,
thenes n CO., W. 100 yrs TO the
place of beginning, containing all Of
farm loo No. ~ except y acres
decided 90 Y. II. Halfey on Nov.
18TH lSSs, aud IL the same tract at
land that was decided ca w. X.
ThFeadRill by deed from w. q. Me-
Cav and wife on Dec. y. lEh, IA
which maia deed aud lta record refer
eaea Is hers made, levied 0n 80 the
property of l.. II. Hawkins, e. salts
IN Judgment amounting t0 AEM IN
Favaa IT fhe Peoples National Hama
ana cost IT anlt.
ulven nndef ms hand Ehla llth
cay Of ApFll, l@A.
a. Il, MaAAau9, ahaEtn.
~ a.. q. aWNAfT, nepaty,
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Immediately relieves hoarse, eroupy
cough, oppressed, rafting, rasplng
and dif1iealt breathing. Henry T..
Stearns, Druggist, Shulisburg, Wis,
writes, May 20. 1901; II have been
selling Billiards. Horehound Syrup
for two years, and have never had a
preparation that has given better
satisfaction. | notice that when /
sell a bottle they come back for
more. / can honestly recommend
it," &c, soc, slO0, Sold by Hood
Il Martin.
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Birmingham Ala, April 12.-E r.
Mcdonald. 81 well known young man
of prominent family. who has killed
two men and has figured ia several
shooting ARRAYS. was shot and in
stantly killed by Alexander Lawson. an
employe of the Louisville and Nashville
railway in a street fight Monday.
Lawson was also shot and possibly fla
tally wounded.
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Concord. Mass. April 12.-Samue,
Hoar, a distinguished lawyer. and neph-
ew of United States Senator George
r Hoar died OF paralysis. He was
fifty mine years old. and for nearly
twenty years had been general counsel
for the Boston and Albany railroad.
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Cures Coughs and Colds.

Mrs. G. Peterson, 62J Lake ST,
Topeka, Kansas, says: "Ot all
cough remedies Ballads Hore-
hound Syrup is my favoitt tie; IL has
done aud will do all that is claimed
for Ito speedily cure all coughs
aud colds-And II is so sweet and
pleasant To the taste" DC. 10c,
sl.00 bottle Sold by Hood & Mar
tin.
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Ponea Bank Closes Down.

Pouca. Okla. April 12-The Citi-
gems bank closed ITS doors Monday
and the directors ppsted this notice
"On account OF sudden Withdrawals of
deposits and failure To make collec-
tons We deem II best 10 close the bank
SO As TO give all a fair chance"
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Brady, Tex. April i2.-While prepar-
ing supper -. Edmondson. living five
miles from NoCa, McCuEloch county
was killed the fatal shot being fired
from an adjacent smokehouae. through
two doors standing open. eight buck
shot striking him.
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Makes a Clean Sweep

There's nothing like doing thing
thoroughly. OF all the Saives you
ever heard Of, Buekien' Ariuea
Salve Is the best. II sweeps away
and cures Burns, Sores, Cuts, Boiis,
Bruises, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions
aud Piles. It's only 25c, and guar
anteed TO give satisfaction by Thorn
as ii Moore, druggists.
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New York April l2.--Stringent meas
ures are being taken TO prevent the
spread OF the bubonic plague, says a
Herald dispatch from Nalparaison.
Chile. from Antofogasta 10 other places,
Steamers have stopped calling at the
port.
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WENT THROUGH BODY.
Mrs. Valdez Shoots Herself With a
Revolver at Yoakun.

Yoaku Tex. April l2.--Mrs. Val
dez. wife Of Albert Valdez. shot her
self In the breast with IS -callber re-
yolver.
The ira gedy occurred at the Valdez
home In Yoakum at about 80 o'clock
Monday morning The ball passed
entirely through her body. coming out
below the left shoulder blade and
Embedding itself In the wall OF the
room. The wound Is very serious
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To California, also to st. Louis
without q change via the Texas d
Pacific Railway. Ask any ticket
agent about this new service or write
f. p. Turner, General Passenger
Agent Dallas Texas. d&w
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Dragged and Robbed.

Dallas. April 12.-Seemlngiy under
the influence OF some drug which caus-
ed him to rave. a man claiming Fort
worth a his home said he had been
drugged and robbed OF $500 Seven
arrests have been made.
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Austin. April l2-Dr. William r.
Philips Of the state mineral survey
left for 81 Louis To install the Texas
exhibit OF minerals and building and
ornamental stones.
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Tulsa. l. T. April 12-United States
Commissioner Clarence l.. Leeds. whose
connection with Indian land companies
has been under investigation has re-
slEuef
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FOR SALE-A good second ghand
piano. II sold within the ne9t few
days will give big bargain. M. East
land. u
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CHOICE Fort Worth prapeyfy 80
exchange for Waxahachie pgbpertv.
NJ. l.. Chambers Realty 90. 800
Main street, FIT. Worth Texas. spd
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FOR RENT-Two rooms and halk
suitable for light housekeeping.
Apply at 434 Water street. 10
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CHICKEN FEED, Redeemed
Wheat, Cane, Miliet Seed AID Corn
Chops. Sleeper Grain Co, III
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FOR RENT-Desirable room, fur
nished or unfurnished. with board.
Apply to Mrs. Beachum at Mrs.
Calfee's residence. Spd
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FOR PLUMBING Phpye w. A.
knight. II
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WANT COLUMN |

FOR RENT-My roon1ihg house
consisting OF Is rooms suitable for
boarding house, In center OF city Of
Ennis, cheap. Apply TO or wFlte
John Rowe, Ennis, Texas. spa
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FOR SALE-A splendid mileh COW
for S95. See Mrs. Fusten, III Nc:
Kenzie street. ypd
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FOR SALE-A good mich cox. See
VIII n. Davis at furniture storA IL
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FOR SALE-Milch COW, tfial given.
Also cook stove and fnbber tire
baby's cart. 202 Water street. VI y
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-18
Wileys.

When you plant your crop for
1904 be sure to plant corn enough
TO make more than you did last
years You may talk Of wars and
rumors of wars, but there is al
ways a great demand for corn.
pork, beef and all kinds of eata-
bles. Make your cotton as a sur
plus crop, and if the price drops
down you are not hurt so bad as
you would be if yon were to plaat
all cotton. The farmers are in a
better condition this year than
they have been in several wears.
and if they will only hold their
grip and not plant so much cot
ton, they will be in better shape
next year. The main idea is, be
sure to make your bread and meat
at home. It is very unhandy for
the farmer to have his smokehouse
and corncrib in the west.
There is another drawback to
the farmer, and that is the fertil-
lzer that he uses. He ought to
get a fertilizer that is free from
rocks. heard a man say the
other day that he was over in
South Carolina last summer and
visited fertilizer manufacturing
plant and that they had ground
every flint rock for thirty miles
around, and would laugh in their
sleeves to think that we Georgia
farmers had no better sense than
to buy their rocks. Buy your cot
ton seed meal and potash and
make your own fertilizer and quit
buying rocks from South Carolina
or any other place. Beuiah.
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KenneSaW.

Miss Marie Hodgen, of Dalton
Is visiting her grand parents, Nj
aud Mrs ] B Hodgen.
Rev George Adkins will preach
at Hickory Grove church next
Sunday at eleven O'Clock.
Mr. Alec Scrogg and Mr. Virgi!
Smith are each building them
selves new houses on Acwo,t tn St.
Mr. w 7 Chastain and several of
his family have been quite sick
but are better
Miss Green, daughter of Mrs
P M Green is sick.
Mrs Mary Rawls is sick.
Mrs Young has returned home
after very pleasant visit to her
sister at Macon.
The school here is in a very
fourlshing condition, with an en-
rollment of one hundred and thir-
ty-fve and not thirty-fye, as the
type made it appear last week.
The old Masonic hall, over the
academy, has served as a school
room. Mrs Reece and her assist
ant, Mr. Furber Burt, are giving
entire satisfaction
Mr. J G Lewis brick building
and Masonic hall will soon be
completed, the pIasterers being at
work now. When finished it will
be quite an Improvement to our
town. The Masonic fraternity
has moved into their hall. The
following are the officers for the
year: G. w Green, w M; J q
Lewis, S w; F NJ Lacy. J W; E
Y Hill, Treas; b H Carrie, Secty;
G F Morgan, Sr Deacon; w I
Boring, Jr Deacon; Joseph Lacy,
Chaplain; G R Stephen, Sr Stew
ard; Dr. ] w Ellis, Jr Steward;
d NJ Gentry, Tyler.
In the recently organized OOF
lodge the following gentlemen
have been appointed, though l
learn that not all the offices have
been filed: Joseph Lacy, Noble
Grand; w P Silver, Vice Grand;
J G Lewis, secretary; + Y Hill,
treasurer; B H Hill, r SING;
A A Edison, l. S N G.; P l. Con
FER, warden; j p Mcgee, con-
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COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS.
From other Towns and To-
CaIIties.
WORK OF NEWS-FlNDERS.
points of the County Represented.
Rural News Fresh and Spark
ling for Perusal.
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS'
Lost fountain.

George Lindley, of Marietta,
uSo was accidentally shot some
weeks TaI ago, is spending several
S S with his sister and grand
mother here.
As the correspondents don't ex-
VOC. 81 to lave a picnic this year,
T T not all go to St. Louis, to the
worlds fair?
Thursday and broke her arm.
Sometimes we fail to get the
names of visitors who are away.
i your name has been omitted it
ras not done intentionally. Tell
MS the news.
Those on the roll of honor of
Lost Mountain Academy for the
month of January are Liza Nc
Elreath, BERTHE Arnold and Jud-
son Watson.
Miss Purrilla Wright is i'm
proving slowly.
HI Scott will plant out 900
| more peach trees. Allen.
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SMYRNA.

Mr. John Baldwin, carrier on
Il. f. d. route No. "a, cut of this
place, will not deliver mail from
his little peach of a mail wagon,
as has been his custom heretofore
and thereby hangs u tale. Last
Saturday Mr.. Baldwin oiled
around. his little wagon, placed
his mails and outfit in it. geared
up his shay bnrner' and pre-
pared for his days trip. How
ever, the idea struck the horse
that it was time to leave town and
he left. The result was our friend
caught his horse mile or so down
the road, and kind hands assisted
IN bringing the remains of his
dear little wagon" home in a
gunny sack. John will make de-
livery from a buggy for the next
month or more.
Mr. and Mrs Ed DuPre, of At
lanta, spent Sunday here the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. P M Rice.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Rutledge left
last week for Duluth, where they
will visit friends and relatives.
Mr. r f Yancy, of Atlanta,
visited friends here last week.
1t ie rumored that a quiet we'd
ding took place near here a week
ago Saturday. The young couple
wanted the affair kept very quiet
for o while you know. But the
}. p. had friends and his friends
had few, and so on, until now
everybody knows it occurred. Bet
ter own up now and receive pa
rental blessings.
Next Sunday at eleven O'Clock
there will be services at the Pres
byterlan church. Come out and
enjoy an hours service in praising
the God who has so bountifully
blessed you.
A petition has been circulated
and signed by the people of this
community asking the lessee OF
the w. & A. railroad to give us
better depot facilities for both
freight and PASSENGER traffic. We
certainly need it and the business
done mere demands better accom-.
mediation
Mr. and Mrs Thrash, of At.
lanta, visited our town last W eek
the guest of Mr. and Mrs J H Dunn.
Mrs Will Johnson and dear lit.
tie daughter, Clara. of Atlanta
spent Thursday with friends al
this place.
Rev Mrs Pise will conduct serv
ices at the Methodist charch next
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock
Providence permitting. A cordia
invitation extended to all. Come
out and hear him.
Our friend and brother J {
CLANCY was quite painfully in
jured by a piece of glass falling
and striking him just in the LOBE
CT the right ear. The wound wa,
carefully dressed and the brother
is resting quietly. Critic.
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ACWOrth.

Miss Georgia Ray Macmillan,
of North Carolina, left Sunday
after visit to relatives here.
+ Miss Margaret Latimer, of Car
tersvllle, visited Miss Mamie
Fleming the past week.
Misses Ethel and Ruby Evatt
are visiting Mrs. Dan Stewart, in
Biloxi, Miss, and attending Mardi
Gras, in New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs James Northcntt,
of Battle Hill, visited relatives
here last week.
Mrs Watson and Miss Florence
visited Mrs ] P Sain in Decatur
last Saturday.
Mrs George Northcutt, of Mari
eta, is visiting her parents here
Miss Nolla Barrett spent Satur-
day and Sunday here. with her
parents.
Miss Lalla Barrett, who has
been in DR.. Mobiles sanitarium,
in Atlanta, since last October,
came home Saturday morning.
Her friends will be glad to know
she is improving.
DR. G B Pledger, Of Emerson,
spent last Sunday with relatives
here.
Miss Grace Gait, of Carters-
vile, visited Miss Kate Nichols
last week.
Miss Mary Thompson, of Chat
tanooga, is the guest of Mrs ] B
Rainey.
Wardlaw Lamar, of Kentucky,
was i'll Acworth Sunday visiting
friends.
Mrs R L Mcmillan gave de
lightful entertainment TO her
friends last Saturday, from 2 to 5.
There were 80 ladies present and
all expressed themselves as having
spent most enjoyable evening.
Elegant refreshments we're served.
The house was artisticaHy decor
ated with red hearts darkened and
lighted by many candles. Mrs
Mcmillan entertaips in genuine
old Kentucky style, of which state
she is a native
Mr. and Mrs J B Rainey enter
tanned in honor Of their guest,
Miss Thompson, last Tuesday
evening Quite a number of
young gentlemen and ladies' were
present and enjoyed the evening
very much.
Mr. and Mrs S J Tippin, Of Ken
nesaw, Mr. and Mrs J E Avery
and Mr. Tom Avery, Of Atlanta,
attended the funeral of Capt G s
Avery last Thursday afternoon.
DIED-Cart G S Avery died at
his resideace On Tuesday morning
81 11:30, which cast a gloom
over the town. He was rs years
old, had lived in Acworth 81 years,
was q captain in the Confederate
army. He was o member of the
Christian Church, and q good and
respected citizen THE funeral
was conducted at the Baptist
Church by Mr. Morgan. He leaves
a wife, two children and many
relatives and friends to mourn
his loss. |. /.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-18
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