The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-22
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Buy your lace leather from r. !.
Cronk Co. tt
#. 8. Cronk Co, win sell you any
thing you need to repair your gin.
Prices right. tt
Tell your troubles to Bunkley
the plumber. With F. s. Cronk Co
Both phones S4. tt
Prof. w. l.. Acker was at Waco
this week conducting a Masonic
school of instruction.
The will Of the late Maj. @. J.
Penn was filed for probate h the
county court yesterday.
Mrs. w G. McClain and Mrs Will
Smith will return tomorrow from a
visit to Portales, n. NJ.
Miss Nellie White of Ennislis In
the city the guest of Miss Bynice
Slagel on Oldham avenue.
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All Elks are urged to attend the
meeting tonight. Business of imprt-
ance win be up for consideration
Have you seen those pretty SUI
venir postal cards at Hood g. Marti s
and Herring Drug Co.'S? Only 0
cents per dozen. 4
Henry Warren, coiored. VS.
brought here from Ennis last nigt
by Deputy Sheriff McCalpin arl
lodged in jail on charge OF carryir
arms.
Keep your eye on the Daily LighI
want column. The busy season II
now opening up and there win bt
something interesting In that column
every day. 12g
We shipped our 63rd car of tee
today running day and night and
selling our entire output Doesn
this speak we'll for the quality Of our
ice? Waxahachie Ice Works. II
A game of baseball was played al
the Sims park yesterday Afternoon
between the Waxahachie and Rock
EFT teams The game was won 10y
WaXahachie In IA score Of 10 to 3
Foreman Wheeler of the Katy
bridge building department. and TWO
bridge inspectors spent last night In
the city They left this morning for
the south on a tour of inspection,
w d Anderson manager of the
WaSahachie Ice Works yesterday
purchased Dr. G. W Simpson 8 eie-
giant home on North Rogers street
The consideration was $3.50 cash
The committee appointed some
time ago by the Elks to select and
purchase a lot for a home has dis
charged that duty and filed los re-
port with the lodge Action viii be
taken on this report tonight
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w. G. johnson has sold his home
on Bullard Heights 10 c. C. Bass for
a consideration of $1,000 Br. Bass
lives in the country. but IL Is under
stood he will move 10 the city The
trade was made through the Texas
Realty Company
Everybody go 10 Spalding 4 Nc
Cartney's Thursday and see that
beautiful line Of pictures and frames
"A e
day The latest works Of art viii be
shown by a representative Of one OF
the largest art concerns in ST Louis.
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Condo Mosley left here last We'd
nesday In his auto for Gainesville
20 convey people TO and from re-
union there He returned last
night and reports i very successful
trip He Is talking OF taking his
machine to a reunion 80 be held az
Greenyille in a few days
Ladies', you are cordially invited
to visit our store Thursday after
noon and view one OF the largest
lines of samples OF ari goods. pie
lures. Ia frames and In sheet that are
on the market An lovers OF pretty
pictures will enjoy this treat Be
sure and come SpRlding q Mozart
ney, Furniture Dealers and Under
takers 10
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Mr. G. ". Bennett, special repre-
sentative Of one oi the largest picture
and frame houses in the country
will have on display as our store
Thursday evening all the latest de-
signs of frames and newest subjects
La pictures viii be- shown. II VIII
be- a treat 20 the ladies especially Ca
see them. This viii De a splendid
opportunity for YOU "a select your
pictures for holiday presents Every
one Is cordially invited 10 inspect
them Spalding A. Mccartney. Farni.
tuFe Dealers and UndertakeFN l9o
Dollars Earned.
The average man does not save 20