The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-10

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sss9ns sell that nlshs she's teglo.
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tseat zgFsvss aRd ~tghost asy iaxt.
istlou g4us~esiea tn have ~Aas BE-
tsoaxas ~upia ae a ats time hai HE
fan eiamt comn wg to bis sx9s~sa+
tIons iie seat in tbs hoase and
stood ag In tho corner ba, nonc~iF
tcos any notice IT hlm. Then hs
proceeded 90 ask ,hs ladies OTIS nj
time to dance .ith him. bat they
81 declined that honor Not quite
so mans as you thought you w.r~.
called oHt one ri the boys This had
tendency Ia turn the f.ilo0s iris
Ties the wrong way but be didn't
say anything, He went up 10 the fire
place. took long red pocket book
from his pocket. extracted five
dollar bin ther.from. rolled II into
into a taper. stuck II into the blaze,
lighted home made cigar. and
walked out This uas mighty funny
to our girls. SO they followed him
out doors to see him off. bat the
fellow just pulled off his coat and
threw II up into the fork Of tree
and politely told them tina, he could
whip any dogEoned woman there,
What did you fellows do about
that7' ! asked We didn't do any
thing. but one Of the girls did do a
plenty. She pulled strip off the
boxed house and hit him a lick right
where he needed 1t that sounded
Ike a clap OF thunder, and he left
there without his coat" George has
a good wife and fine set OF chill
dren and they all make you welcome.
He is about up with his crop and
then he will 60 fishing.
n. c. Weatherred owns what is
known as the Old Warllaw ranch.
He raises red Duroc-Jersey and Po-
land-C China hogs, has fine place
for the business. They have lots of
young turkeys and an incubator for
chickens. Turkeys and chickens will
be a big price, | judge, this year for
they are scarce. J. H. Goodloe al
but Mrs. Goodloe subscribed and
said she missed the Enterprise when
it failed to come. L. A. Powers came
back to me. He was at work on the
fneighbors had gone to a picnic a
Turner's school house. l went owe
and found a big crowd. They wer
singing, led by Bill lowell, who
singer OF rare accomplishments
! That evening the boys played base
ball and a fine time was had by all
July the Fourth, our natal day
for 131 years ago. G. Washington
and a few others got together and
concluded to twist the British lion S
tail till he would get out and stay.
"high links" on that day. Thirty
one years ago at my home at Full
ton, Ky, they had a big Tilden and
Hendricks barbecue. | didn't get TO
4.
go but worked in the tobacco patch
all day. and cried about il though,
for everybody else went. Twenty-Five
years ago crowd of boys and my
self went to a barbecue at MOSCOW,
Ky. 1t was niger barbecue and
we had fun to our fill. There was an
old negro who lived in our neigh
borhood that we all called 81. He
was physical giant and All the
other negroes were afraid OF MN.
lie didn't have any feet like other
people but lust turned down "a IN
chcs OF each one of his legs TO walk
on. tie didn't wear any shoes that
day because he didn't have any ana
didn't consider them necessary az
ticles to his toilet anyway We
wanted 90 see old 81 dance and he
said he would for quarter We
made up the money Ia a lhiH ana
soon 81 appeared In the saw dust
with a partner tAt the barbecue
back there. there Vas always
daucius. \ place was cleared or un-
der the trees aud covered ~iih aa"
dust aud there We "cut the plsson
wing" "kuosked che taeh tirp.
aad otherwise "tripped che hSbt
fauiastic'1 Then the nlssef aad"
who eas acting tlua MASTER to'd 0l
that hy could not daHsr aa'eaa hF
eory sbocs ~ Says ta bim. N'sr
aah. bag sd Wtll ts alj Be- saur 81"
dance. an drryli not PEI mH'h ai.
fsrgues unt fbe utdeu .tfasta '"
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