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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
K. G. E. ELECTION HELD
William Isenhour is Named Past
Chief-Instaliation to Take Place
Next Thursday.

The Knights of the Golden Eagle
have elected the following officers.
Past Chief-William Isenhour.
Noble Chief-A- w Moss.
Vice Chief-William Bricker.
High Priest-Nate Blue.
Clerk of Exchequer-Henry Harris.
Keeper of Exche4uer-J. b. Beck
with.
Master of Records. II. Bailey.
Sir Herald-W. II. Moon.
Venerable Hermit-H. Barker.
TruSttee-J H. Bailey
All members are requested TO be
present next Thursday, as officers are
10 be installed
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
MOURNING FOR 80 DAYS.
)fficers Of the Long Island to Show
Deep Respect for Deceased Rail-
road President.
IPublishers. Press.

New York, Dec. 2S.-The news of
he death of President A. j. Cassatt,
III the Pennsylvania railroad, was re-
lleived With expressions of deep sor-
low and regret at the offices of the
Long Island railroad this afternoon.
1r. Cassatt had closely identified
himself with the interests of the
long Island railroad which is now
,wned by the Pennsylvania railroad,
Ind frequently visited it and travelled
Ever the line. President Ralph Pet
RS was a very close personal friend
Il Mr.. Cassatt. and the two were in
frequent consulN ton. not only as to
'natters affecting the Long Island
sailroad system, but concerning the
FORK of the big tunnel of the Pennsyl-
|ania railroad under the East and
Sorth rivers and Manhattan Island.
shich Mr.. Cassatt considered the
\
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
TWO PERISHED IN FLAMES
Mrs. Charles Abbott. Victim of Fa-
tai Fire at Woodbury., NJ. j.
Had Visited Here.

Nathan Garwood yesterday received
telegram from Woodbury., y. J., in
forming him that the home of his
niece. Mrs Lewis Starr. was destroyed
by fire early in the day and that Mrs.
Charles Abbott. mother of Mrs Starr,
and sister of Mr.. Garwood. perished
in the flames. Mrs. Abbott was about
% years of age. She was known to a
number of Richmond people, having
visited here
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
A DELIGHTFUL BANQUET
Young Peoples Christian Union Held
Social at Reid Memorial Church
Last Night.

One of the most delightful social
events at the United Presbyterian
church in several months was the
banquet and social held last nigat in
the dining hall of the church, the
members of the Young Peoples
Christian Union participating The
tables were beautifully decorated and
a sumptuous repast was served
Following the banquet officers for
the ensuing year were elected as fol-
lows:
Pres-Jeanette Won Pein.
Vice Pres.-Sherman Brown.
Secy.-Martha Scott
Treas.-Forrest Farrow.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
NOT REMEMBERED HERE.

If Mrs. Emma A. Swain, whose ar
rest in New York, is detailed in the
above dispatch, ever resided in Rich
mond, none of the numerous persons
of whom inquiry was made by the
Palladium last night, have any recol-
lection of her. 1t is evident however,
that the woman formerly resided
here but undoubtedly the name of
Emma A. Swain is ficticious. 1t is
regarded as likely that she would
give an assumed name under the cir
Gums tances.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
CAPITAL STOCK s4OO,O 900
Richmond Home Telephone Company
Makes an Increase From $780,
OoO-Notice Filed.

Because of the additional value
holdings, including real estate and
equipment, of the Richmond Home
Telephone Company, the capital
stock of the corporation has been in
creased from s150,0o0 to $500. 600.
Formal notice to this effect was filed
yesterday at Indianapolis with the
Secretary of State by ]. w. Moore, an
officer of the company
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
FOR A CODIFICATION
Jessuo Thinks Many OF
the Ancient Criminal Laws
Should be Weeded Out.

Of Prosecutor Jessup said yesterday
hat he believed the coming session
III the legislature would be doing a
Mood thing if it should order COM
Li1ete codification of the criminal laws
yef Indiana. Prosecutor Jessup is of
Nhe opinion that th~re are many an
re- .ient criminal statutes still in force
puff which little or nothing is known
Ntnd which should be weeded out
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
GOING TO INDIANAPOLIS
Demas S. Coe Will Take Position on
Staff of the News During the
Legislature.

Demas S. Coe who has been a mem
ber of the reportorial force of the Pal
ladium for the past year. has resign
ed and next week will go to Indiana
polls to take a place on the staff of
the Indianapolis News during the ses-
sion of the General Assembly He
will return to Richmond IN the
spring.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
Poor Season for Trappers.

Milton, Ind, Dec 2s (SpL)-The
trappers report the poorest season for
several years. A few days ago
Clark Brattain and Cyrus Philport
dug out Z skunks from one den. The
pelts Of the odorous animals sold for
$10.50.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
RASPBERRY" ARRESTED
II Speed Taken in by the Police on a
Charge of Having Stolen
Brass Castings.

!, Eli Speed, colored, whose nickname.
Raspberry" has brought him much
btoriety, was arrested yesterday on a
barge of stealing brass castings from
lie Pennsylvania railroad company
e viii be arraigned today.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29
THE WEATHER PROPHET

INDIANA-Fair Saturday; Sunday,
snow or rain.
OHIO-cIoudy Saturday and Sunday,
possibly rain Sunday; light varia-
3 BILE Winds
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-29

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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02

tions, and has been transferred
from the y ercersburg classis to
the Maryland classls, and has ac-
cepted call to the church at
Burkettsville, Md.
Mr.. Smith is a graduate of
Franklin & Marshall college, and
of the Theological Seminary of
the Reformed cbur.h at Lancas.
ter.
During his ministry here about
100 members were added to the
charge, a parsonage was provid-
ed, furn zee installed INTO st.
Paul's church, and the interior
of that church was furnished with
carpet and pulpit furniture, and
debt standing when he came
was liquidated. He performed
35 marriage ceremonies, Otficiat.
ed at about 40 funerals, and bap
tized 30 adults and 20 infants.
Rev. Smith and family left fol
their new home Tuesday.
During his stay here as pastor,
both he and Mrs. Smith endeared
themselves 10 our people without
respect to denominatlonal prefer
ences, and regret is expressed al
their resolve to go away.
AS a pastor Mr.. Smith was
mCst tailhlul, and his intercourse
with our people was such as tC
win for him many friends.
We trust he and his family may
find their new field of IL Dor most
pleasant.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
TEACHERS ELECTED.
Reports up TO Tuesday Evening Show the
Election OF The Following Teachers.

Dublin-Burnt Cabins, Lewis
Harris; Mud Level, Carrie Hill;
Smiths, Jessie Henry; Clear
Ridge, Fred Bowman; Chesnut's,
Maude Fields; Glunt's, Lillian
Fleming; Battle Ridge, Elsie Bak.
er; Fort Littleton, vacant.
Tud-McGovern's, E. b. Cline;
Knobsvllle, Jessie b. Gress;
Wood dburn, Beckle Rotz; Scott IS,
g. @. Rotz; Summers, Mary OFT.
Licking Creek--Saluvia, V. l..
Hollenshead; Forest Dale, Ally E.
Deshong; Daniels, Charles w.
Mellott; Shane's, Frances Daniels;
Sloan. Maggie Daniels; Harrison
vile, Frank Daniels; Valance, Ber
tina Newman. The board at the
June meeting voted to abandon
the Mountain school and the Com
pulsion scho u.
Taylor--Pine Grove, w. w.
Hoover; Gracey, Harper Barton
Waterfall II. II. Bel gstresser;
Winegardner, Harrison Hoover;
Stevens, W. G.. Wink: Cherry
Grove, Myrtle Stevens: Huston
town, David Chestnut; Laidig,
Amos ID. Pelghtel.
Wells-Tannery advanced va
can't; Tannery Primary, Marjorie
Sipe; High School, Harry Seville;
No. 3, Tille Stunkard; No. 1, Clio.
yer Horton.
Belfast-Sipes Hill, S. L. Wink;
Philip Morgret's, Gilbert G. Mel
lott; Pleasant Grove, Queen Lake
Cross Roads, Thomas Truax; ia
coo Lakes, Anna Deshong; Ma,
pie Grove, Minnie Funk: Cedar
Lane, Pearl Mellott; Morton S
Point, Amos N. Mellott; Need
more, Ida Bard.
Ayr-Bsck Run, Virsie Truax
r )ck Hill, Russell Nelson; Laure
Ridge, Rhoda Kendall; Corner
Mrs. Lizzie Chapman; Tannery
Lillian M. Bishop; Webster Mills
Mary Houston; Cito, Carrie Hum
bert; Jugtowu, Ethel Hays; Nc
Naughton's, Hattie b. Kendall.
Schools begin IN Dublin, Sep
tenn ber Sd; Tod, Licking Creek k
and Ayr begin on the 10th; ant
Taylor, Wells and Belfast, on the
18th.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
PLEASANT GROVE.

The health of the people of our
section is good, and the farmers
have most uf their busiest work
done. The picnic committee IS
arranging seats IN the grove near
the church, and a good time is eX
pected.
The business meeting held at
Pleasant Grove church last Sat
urday afternoon, was largely at
tended, and Rev. Powers, our
pastor, received a unanimous
call as pastor another year.
Job P. Garland, wife and two
children attended Children's ser
vice at Damascus, and report
good lime. That church has, al
so, called Rev. Powe.s another
y ear by unanimous vote, That
is the way for churches TO do
all pull. together when they want
to employ pastor.
A MEMBER.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
Surprise Party,

A very delightful birthday par.
ty was given last Friday III honor
of Mrs. Lima Deshong's Odd
birthday. Mrs. Deshong was
away from home, and on her re-
turn at noon, she found her table
spread beneath the ''shade of the
old apple tree" laden down and
trem bling beneath It's weight OF
good things to eat
Mrs. Deshong was the recipient
of many nice and valuable pres
ents which she very much appre-
GATED. After remaining until
well into the afternoon, the guests
turned their faces homeward-all
having had very enjoyable time.
Those present were, Ulysses
Deshong, wife and daughters
Mary, Ada and Matte, and son
Davy; Geo. Slpes and vile; Row
land Sharpe, wife and daughters
Blanche and Aida, and son Roy
Isaac Layton and wife; Uriat
Kline; Clayton Deshong, wife and
daughter Lolo and son Wllbert
Mrs. Ruth Swope and son How
ard; Emanuel Slpes and daugh
ter Esther; Charles Mellott anc
son Simpson,; Edward Strait ant
wife; William Deshong and Sol
Maynard; Mrs. Edward Mellott
Mrs. James Fagley and son:
Fred and Charley and daughter
Blanche; Roy Slpes and daugh
ter Viola; Sheridan Deshong, wifi
and daughters Bertha and Edith
Scott Mellott, Russell Swope, ant
Misses Belle Mellott, Mabel John
son, Helen, Blanche, Mary AM
ELLA Desh ong, Eula Sipes, Pear
Akers, Mary Mellott and Fran
ces Daniels.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
SALUVlA.

Our farmers are busy making
hay.
The hum of the thresher is
heard all around.
Samuel and Roland Rohm re.
turned to their home IN Mapleton
on Friday, after having spent a
week very pleasantly among
friends IN this nelghborhood.
Henry Ham, of Everett, is Wis.
iting among his many friends in
this township.
The festival at the Greenhill M
e. church last Saturday was we'll
patronized, and a nice little sun
was realized, which will be ap-
Piled toward the roofing of the
church.
Howard Ham is all over smiles,
and 1t is all because new boy ba.
by has been added to his house
hold.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02

Mrs. Barney, wife of Rev. John
II. Barney, of Clearville, died at
her home there. on Wednesday,
July 18th, of heart trouble, at the
age of 81 years. She was the
second wife of Rev. Barney, her
maiden name being Pittman.
Mrs. Barney was a faithful
member Of the Christian church,
a kind nelghbor and one who will
be greatly missed in our commun
lty.
She leaves to mourn their loss,
husband and the following step
children Carrie, wife OF James
Grubb, of Clear nile; Louie, j. D.,
and John, Jr., all of Clelrville.
Funeral services were conducts d
by Rev. Wm. G. Garland ht 10 o.
clock Saturday morning and the
body was laid to rest in the Un-
ion cemetery at Clearville. Bed
ford Gazette.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
PRESIDING ELDER STEVENS.
Bishop Berry Recalls Appointment of
Rev. DR.. MOsser.

Bishop Joseph II. Berry, of the
Methodist Episcopal church, and
the bishop IN charge of the Cen.
trail Pennsylvania conference, was
IN Willamsport, Pa, on Tuesday,
and before leaving for his home
IN Buffalo, N. Y, IN the evening
announced the following changes
IN the appointments of ministers,
growing out of the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of Rev. George
w. Stevens, former pl esiding ell
der of the Harrisburg district :
Rev. Emery M. Stevens, d. D.,
assigned to the Harrisburg dis
trict as presiding elder; Rev. DR..
b. H. Mosser, transferred from
Curwensville to Pine Street
church, Williamsport, and Rev.
William V. Canoe, transferred
from Remove to Curwensvllle.
The change from Mosser to Stew
ems is accounted for by the fact
that a 800, 900 church Is to be
built in Williamsport by the Pine
street congregation, and they
want DR.. Mosser to help build 1T.
The change means a distinct
financial sacrifice for DR.. Mosser
as the salary of the presiding ell
der, we are told, Is about $4,000 a
year or about $1,000 more than
he will get at Wllliamsport.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
NEW fiELD OF LABOR.
Rev. c. NJ. S,hdi Resigas pastoraie Of the
Reformed Cll rch Here and Goes
TO Maryland.

After havlpg s~rYed the con-
gregations IN McC onr ellis burg, at
Big Cove Tan cry, ard IN the Lit
tie Cove for a period Of ten years,
Rev. Charles NJ Smith, of the
Reformed church has severed his
connection with these con grega-
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
Odd Fellows Picnic.

The annual picnic under the au-
spices of McConnellsburg Lodge,
No. 744, ]. O. o. F., will be held
at the Big Rock on Cove mount
ain, Thursday, August 10th. All
members of this lodge and their
families, and all other oddfellows,
and the friends of oddfellows, are
invited TO bring their baskets and
have a splendid days outing.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
VICTIM OF TYPHOID FEVER.
Miss Margaret Greenlanl Contracts Dread
Disease in pittsbutg.

La the prime Of young woman
hood, one Of Wells Vtllei 5 most
estlmable daughters, was N5rial-
ell with typh rd tayar whii' stay
ing for a short u,ur III III tsburg.
Devotion to h'r wnrk, and au IN.
d )mitable courage l1ep5 her TN re
too long, and whsn she reached
home, the disease was beyond the
control of medical skill aud loving
care, and Margaret, daughter of
M. 9. and Frances Greenland,
died IN her Wells Valley home
July 25, 1906.
There remain in the family to
mourn her loss, her father, moth
er, brother Reese, and sister
Mary. Yet, not these alone are
grleved, for Margaret had endear
ed to herself lsrge circle of
friends; and in the Pine Grove Nj.
e. church, of which she was many
years a loyal and Jealous member
she Will be sadly missed.
The short period of her illness
will always be IN vivid remem-
orance of, not the i'm mediate fam
lily only, but all those friends as
sociated with her We cannot for
get the self sacrificing thoughtful
ness for the entire household-the
self-control that not Onceg gave way
topan nor weariness-the fortitude
with which she fought disease,
and above all, the unwavering
faith that met each crisis with
the firm assurance "Hell never
forsake me.
Wien the change came that
seemed hopeless toall, ,ltfound Mar
garet close to God--so close we
heard not the voice Of infinite love
though in her face shone a rehec
tion of the glorious light, 81 can
tell you only a part of what Goo
told me, and only part of wha
| saw" she SAID III speaking o
the vision of the broad and shin
ing pathway, the beautiful river
and translucent lakes bordereC
with lovely flowers and the whole
land and again radiant with celes
tlal brightness. Then she tolc
us 81 want to live, for | enjoy lift
and want to stay with those | love
but | am willing to stay, or go
now-just as God wants me to do
/ feel Gods tender love for mt
and for all mankind and | long tt
stay If hut for a little while to de
some work for Him." And again
81 know he loves us all and will d,
what is best On this she calm
ly rested until she fell into th'
sleep from which human low
would fam have wakened her, bu
the love of the Heavenly Fathe
was more compassionate, for
"He glveth his bel,ved sleep 20
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
Black

After an illness Of but few
days, Myrtle Irene, daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Michael Black died
in this place on Tuesday morning
of this week, aged 3 years, 5
months, and II days. The cause
of her death was heart failure,
brought about by diphtheria, In
tsrment was made in Union CEN
etery Tuesday evening.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
He Never Comes Back.

A fakir is traversing the sur
rounding towns and is reaping a
neat sum of money. He poses as
photographer and his trick is to
have others pose while he makes
bluff at swapping the picture and
he has the subjects pay half the
amount in advance, but fails to re-
turn with the pictures.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
Might Have Been a Serious Runaway.

otllwell Truax and family, who
reside on the Shaffner farm near
orbIsonia, while out driving with
TWO colts last Sunday near Shir
'eysourg' might have had a costly
runaway. In the road near Shir,
ley a whlrlwind carried a piece OF
paper which frightened the colts
causing them to turn around and
throw Mr.. Truax ont and the sur
rey ran over HIM, one of the girl,
Jumped out as did al o his wife
VINO succeeded IN stopping tn,
colts Her husband was cons,d
erably bruised but not seriously
injured, -Orbisonia Dispatch.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
ADJOURNED MEETING OF COURT.
Collectors 70 be Appointed to Collect the
Poor, and the Road, Tax.

When court adjourned on June
l4th, it adjourned to meet on
Wednesday, August Sth, at l o.
CLOCK, p. M, The object of this
meeting on the Sth instant Is to
afford the townships an opportun-
lty to have tax collectors appoint
ed, as the new road law of April
II, 1905, provides that all road
(money) tax remaining unpaid on
November lst shall be placed in
the hands of the township collec-
tor and 1T seems that If there is
no collector there is no legal way
of collectInW 1t. La this county
the county and school taxes are
collected under local laws, and
for this reason the townships OF
this county have not been elect
ing tax collectors under the Act
of June 6, 1893, as the poor tax
was the only tax they could have
collected, but now IN addition to
the poor tax they will collect the
money road tax. Supervisors
should not overlook the appoint
ment of tax collectors at the com
ing adjourned meeting of Court
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02

Mrs. M. l.. Hull and her daugh-
ter Miss Mary, OF Sharpsburg,
Pa, who have been spending eight
weeks among their many friends
in the Cove, expect to leave for
their home on Friday, and to stop
On route at Harrisburg and at
Hlghspire. to visit Mrs. Hull's
sisters.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02

Write for a free copy OF the
1906 '07 catalogue and new Illus
trated College Journal of Colum- :
bia Business College, Hagers-
town, Md. They will interest
you,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02

DAISY Wink and Daisy Kelley
OF this place, spont Saturday and
Sunday with relatives aud friends
10 Thompson township.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their Comings aud Goings
Here for Vacation. or Away
for RestiuI' Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

Moses Hill, of Martinsbure, w.
Va, was in town a short tune last
Wednesday evening.
DAVID Malloy and George A.
Harris were in Chambersburg on
business Saturday.
w. II. Peck and son Raymond,
of Gem, were at McConnells-
burg last Saturday
S. II. Goldsmith, of Polo, ILL.,.
left for his western home Mon
day, via. Buffalo and Niagara
Falls.
Miss NJ. e. Evans and her cous
in, James Mellott, of Thompson,
were in McConnellsburg a few
hours Monday.
Joseph SIpes and son Homer
and daughter Mrs. Maye Lake,
were in town a few hours last
Saturday
Mrs. w. w, Keggerels aud
Miss Shearer, Of Willow Hill
Franklin county, are visiting
friends in the Cove.
Mrs. Ralph Johnston, of Pitts
burg, was a guest in the home of
j. Kendall Johnston and wife a
day or two during the past week
Scott Rlnedollar, who had been
visiting hls parents, d. L. Rine-
dollar and wife, IN the Cove, re-
turned to his home in Everett last
Saturday.
MISS Florence Johnston, of
DiXmont, Pa, Is spending her
summer vacation IN the home of
her parents,\ Lieut.. and Mrs. J
W. Johnston, in the Cove.
Mrs. Efie st. Clair, who spent
three weeks with relatives and
friends in this place, returned to
her home IN Washington, D. c.,
last Saturday.
Mrs, John Miller, Mrs. Frank
Orr, and Miss Helen Orr, all OF
Cham bersburg, spent day or
two during the past week IN the
home of Albert Stoner and wife.
Miss Dixie Robinson returned
to Baltimore on Monday, after
having spent ten days very pleas
antly in the home of her parents,
Editor and Mrs. S. Nj. Robinson.
Mrs. S. H. Goldsmith and
daughter Mary Ann, who had
been visiting friends in McCon-
neIsburg, left for their home
Polo, ILL.,, last Thursday morning..
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Capp,
who had been visiting Mrs. Capp's
parents, Daniel Mock and wife,
of Tod township, returned to their
home at Allentown last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin.
of Fort Loudon, were guests IN
the home of their son in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson
} Lynch, of this place, from Thurs.
day until Sunday.
Edward Bender, of Glen Camp
bell, Indiana county, is visiting
his parents, Samuel Bender and
wife, Ed is boss cutter, and
has the management of large
tailoring establishment.
John w. Movers, of Clear
Ridge, came into the News office
while in town one day last week,
and gave the editor a dollar to
help tide him through the dull
season, and incidentally run his
subscription to 1907
Mrs. M. e Dalbey and daugh
. ters Miss Elsie and Mrs. M. A.
o Jackson all of Yeadon, Pa, were
$ called to this place last week on
the account of the serious Illness
/ of Mrs. Dalbey's son, DR.. A. d.
v Dalbey.
n James Clark, wife and little
e son, of Pittsburg, and Miss Jen.
y ME Clark, of Washington, Pa,
n distant relatives of our towns.
h man, j. K. Johnston, spent a few
e days in town during the past
{ week.
+ A. G. Mellott and wife leave to-
I day for their home in Pittsburg,
o after having spent a very pleas
r ant vacation among their Fulton
0 county friends. Mr.. Mell0tt IA
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tcoutInued on page -four )
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-22

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saturday
The cno~d af cotton pirs"rs ga iH.
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They spent rnonvs ffs-.is ana az efni
Aouav loaded ~1th parcels ~ sossds