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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-04

THE Possibilities of the Panama
Canal" The judges selected Mr.. Bar
ton as Trinity's representative.
On April LIST there was held at the
auditorium of the University a pre-
liminary debate to select debaters to
represent Trinity University in an
intercollegiate debate during the
year of 1911-12. The following
question was discussed: Resolved
that a more extensive policy of ship
subsidy is preferable to our present.
policy.
Mr. Brent c. Jackson and Mr. Jno.
w. Poindexter supported the affir-
native side of the question and Mr..
Bruce A. Low maintained the mega
tive. Mr. Pondexter and Mr.. Jack
son were selected as representatives
of Trinity in the intercollegiate de-
bate.
Considerable preparations are be-
ing made for the State Prohibition
Oritorical Contest to be held at
Trinity University on April 14th
The local league has taken on new
life during this year and now has an
enrolment of 124 members. 1t is ex-
pected that in addition to the contest
that will take place in the evening
of April 18th that prominent speak,
ers will address the league and their
friends on the afternoon of the / 18th.
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LOCALS.
: AAAAAA AAAAA -

Dry cell batteries at F. s. Cronk
Co. If
Plenty of good dry stove wood at
Shive & Keys. If
Umbrellas repaired and recovered
by Arthur Mackoy. t
Are you reading the Electric COM
pany's ads these days? TT
Tomato and cabbage plants for
| everybody. Bird Forrest. If
Are you reading the Electric COM
pany's ads these days? If
Ask your grocerman for Luster-
1 lite kerosene. None better. tt
We have plenty of cabbage and
! tomato plants. Bird Forrest. If
Eighteen rolls toilet paper, holder
] free for 500. F. S. Cronk Co. If
Anything you want in the way of
| fuel and feed at Shive & Keys. If
Buy your pump from F. s. Cronk
! CO. All kinds. Prices way down If
| Is your lawn mower duh? II so,
take it to Arthur Mackoys shop. If
The meeting of the Magazine club
has been postponed from the 9Th to
the 18th.
See those fine pictures at the Ma
jestic tonight. Made in San Antonio.
Great 312
The Waxahachie Grain Co has a
full line of feed and fuel at attrac-
tive prices. If
When you need a plumber call
Bunkley, with F. S. Cronk Co. Both
homes 81. If
Leading merchants in Waxehachie
and vicinity sell Lusterlite kerosene
oil Ask for it and take no other. If
Hear Mr. Neale sing that popular
illustrated song, Under the Big
Magnolia Tree" at the Majestic to-
night. 312
We have refrigerators to suit all
pocketbooks, new and second hand.
R. e. Moore Furniture Co., the trad
ing store. If
The biggest song hit of the season
Steamboat Biz will be sung by
Master Britt Wood at the Majestic
tonight. 312
Just received another shipment |
Of those 6X9 and 9X12 Japanese mat !
ting art squares. r. f. Moore Furni-
.ure Co. If |
A beautiful lesson is taught by |
he Vaughns in their playlet, "The
lawyer and the Newsboy,' at the
Majestic. 312
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet with Mrs. ]. S. Herring
afternoon, April 5, at 3
clock, at 81 Munroe street
See that Fuller & Johnson pump /,
ing engine at F. S. Cronk Co.'S. It's |
cheaper and more reliable than a
wind mill No trouble to show you
how it works, tt
There will be business meeting
of the Home Mission society at the
Methodist church Friday afternoon
at O'Clock. The reading circle will
meet at 4 O'Clock the same afternoon.
ELLIS County Fair" Biggest at
traction of the season. Lots of fun
and good music Opera house Friday
night Reserved seats at Curlin's
Drug store. Proceeds for Ladies of
the Maccabees. 312
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Gard of Thanks.

| wish to thank all my friends
who so kindly rendered assistance
and extended sympathy during the
illness and death of my precious
daughter. May such sorrow be kept
from you as long as possible.
MRS. EVA SHELLITO.
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The time has passed when peo-
pie go about looking for some one
10 buy an article they have for sale.
The up to date, modern method is
to place an ad in the Daily Light
want column They not only save
time and worry but the whole pop
ulation becomes at once aware of the
fact that You have something for
sale. u
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PERSONALS.


A K. Stacks OF Palmer was here
today
Capt. E. p. Anderson is in Dallas
today.
Rev S e. Kennon of Prosper,
Texas, is in the city.
County Jailer J NJ Maggart is
visiting in Dallas today,
AMI Carothers left this morning
on a business trip to Houston.
4. T. Moore~and R. S. Baker of
Dallas, representing Stone & Web
ster. are in the city today.
II. A. VanGordon of Ennis, line
man for the Houston and Texas Cen
rial, was in the city this morning.
Miss Fountie Robinson of Ennis,
who has been visiting Mrs NJ. b.,
Ray returned home this morning.
MI and Mrs Neil Sims left this
morning for Ennis, where they wiz
reside. Mr.. Sims has a position with
the Houston and Texas Central.
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At the Majestic.

Britt Wood, singer of coon songs
and the Naughns in a comedy sketch
are furnishing the amusement at the
Majestic for the first part of this
week
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The price is small ana results are
sure. Reference is made to the Daily
Light want column. II
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No matter what you want to buy
or SELL your first thought should be
tn Daily Light want column. II
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CITY DEMENT'S.

For Mayor
BURTON PRINCE
Alderman Ward No. L.
A. l.. ROGERS.
For Alderman Ward 3
r. w. RUSHING,
For Alderman Ward 3
j. 7. ANDREWS.
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TO CITRE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qpinine
Tablets Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sig
nature is on each box Use. tu-th-s
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Result producers-little want ads
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WANTED -Boarders and roomers. |
Apply at 301 E. Main st. sshd |
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TOMATO and cabbage plants for
everybody. Bird Forrest. tt
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WANTED-A good phaeton. Apply
to Rudolph Furniture Co. 313
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FOR RENT-Two dwellings. B. F.
Marchbanks. slap
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-04

F. S. Cronk Co. sell galvanized
roofing cheap. tt
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WANTED buy good, gentle
work horse Waxahachie Ice Works.
i
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WOOD FOR SALE-$3.00 per cord.
S. E. Bilburn, Route 8, Waxahachie.
Phone 31S-3. lip
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. WANT COLUMN. =

WI1AT HER Tonight and Wednes-
day generally fair. cooler tonight.
Max. 73. Min. 81. Rainfall "a.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-08-18
Iol.


Hiram Kelly Lucas has accepted q
position with the wAn,el outfit
Mr.. Kimball is cutting bag crop Of
native lay.
The date set for the watsr y - 70.
cial i the sighieeenth, according = the
posters pat up a. cur ogn post-odice
and AZ Hondale.
Carrier Invite, Of tbs lola HondAls
route has resigned and Archie Wykofi
Is nov On the JOB. Mr.. Linvilse has
joined the Surveyors on the Hon-Patt-
berg tract.
The A. @. Harrison pumping plant i
completed and running successfully.
The owner b To be congratulated o.
putting thwagh GOOD job in ven
quick time,
Most Of our young folks went u
HermanAs fos the Ssace on the l2th,
and as a result the attendance At sun
day school on the 18th was rathel
beavy-eyed-
A prOminent Deming realestaie man
has made q great deal Of H,oney by 10
Gazing people In the lola district. wa
written 10 with request that be dn
plieAie Mr.. Kern's contribution sowart
furnishing the school house. The wnt
er was told that IL was = stamp wasted
but does not believe il.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-08-18

Sunday was an eventual day az the
Cooper ranch. A little company Of
friends and neighbOr were entertained
BIZ Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper. including
Misses Nellie MccAhon. Bees Walker
and Olive Wood. and Chas Hubbard.
Martin Hon. LieutenAut Poindexter and
Mr.. and Mrs Ear Van Sickle.
Mrs. Cooper and the lady guests
started out for q hopsback ride over
the hay keids. when q gust 81 wind
blew Miss Woods hat OF. Frightening
Miss McCahon's horse. which landed
It's fair burden on the grOund In such a
manner Is 70 break her night collar
boae. Mss Walker was the first ore
10 reseh her side and As she was uncon-
scious Il was fesrsd By Miss Walker
that life was extinct nhis gave the
latter such q shock that q little later
she tainted away and il was with great
difsculfy that consciousness was re.
stored Bosh sere taken TO the CccpeE
rcoming house wtess they have been
receiving the best q madiral treat-
ment
Drs- NOR and Hoffman successfully
rsanced the fracture and Miss Mecahor
via be cot in q few boys Miss Walker
3 really IN ths worst condition now.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-08-18

Mesdames r. .. Spsulding. r J.
Spending. c. H. Skinner and Mis-
Plossie 0zmun. al Of this city. very
dcliehtfuily entertained the ''0h Girls
from BeIlesne a. a house party.
Wednesday afternoon and ese-iag, in
honw e Mr< n. W. DePuy Of Dem
inr. Nex Nexies. The function vas
held 1t he home of Ma c. H. Skia-
ner. e Oak street nhs boss Eas
decorafed IN rid and sold. she colors
used b. tie giris IN their school days,
when the club wss orEanined several
hAsners IN these eoion. souvenirs 81
school days. were conspicuous among
n 6ncnr.tionz The hostesses served
q fhree es,Fse luncheon At one O'Clock.
and fhe afteSnoes vas passed IN remin-
iscrns<& A. six oiespsk splendid
supper w>s cnjoyat. and - guests
from Belle<ne ret1nsd hoHs 90 ~
s<sninx train Ehe out Of town guests
were ma DePsy. The guest Of honor.
Nr~ p Hseeett. Mrs. A. G. Butler.
Mn =. s Ai'ss ~ NJ. G A Pen
~ AZ Dei|eTpc, Mss Heien e iiot'aA.
hr<k e chazles&sa. Vssi Virginia. md
8.x. E..>. 2. rn.<>c - Hrrs'rrtcn.
ln.srns - i<n<s,c rrr.k. <-.<::,.Ezr. e
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ONE CENT a WORD COLUMN

u yOu want . piano see J. N. caw'
ford
Try the Cash Store for -four ana
other staples
Two heavy work horses for sale. In
quir or address Paul J Case. Deming
finest eaaisloupes in town at th'
CLARK Grocery Co.
To trsde-Town property in a towr
Of Sowing wells. for Deming froperfy,
elose in, Geo. 0reFmzn. 26ti
List your land and property with T.
G. Aitken. the decided land man, Deck
ert buildiag. room 4. &tf
Three room hnase and three lots fol
sale at bargain. IL taken at once. =
Max May6eld 8'
For sale at . sacrifice 50 acres pat
snfed Dand, Plenty water Al Is feet,
In heart Of Irrigated disiFsel see W,
r. Fleming. Columbps, n. ~ sw2s'
Blaekhsm 4 Son viii change any sin
gle stage centrifugal pump. 10 water
seal and DO away with your sfuffing box,
See them about Il. e6tf
For nrni-T Two o. four rooms, fur
nishsd for 6ehf holsekeepiHg. Mrs.
AllArd. Klm stsrei e7ti
For SALE Good frame Broom house,
zsxls feet, screened and canvassed
porch esxs feet, y miles southeast Of
Defining, See Rev. 4 Moore sti
Loss, . pea fpan psny. branded ~
left hip. Y 9th . bar across bottom.
Fin6er please notify Roy n Perry and
receive reward 25ti
Fer sale. 5 feet Of % inch galvanized.
perforated easing IN cne piece. for well
bofisn. lnauire at GRAPHIC.
Z. E l.awreDce has pq.chesed IN up
to-dste bean thresber and will b n
readiness % - EoFk this fall. See him
before lsttins ygss contract 10 thresh
beans. m@ise, ests o. cans. 2g2s'
I,oss-A Jersey ys.fiiag heifeE rith
eup 81 ngbt esF. ksgsyea fpm my
randi q Hendsis. Any information
win be thaakfally received b. Leroy
Hon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-08-18

After working for about . third Of 9
century. with fortunes up and down.
our cd friend. Charlie lockwood. has
struck rieh vein Of yanadium ore in
the lockwood mines northwest Of
Deming. thus adding greater wealth q
the already great county Of Luna
Tuck" brOi u specimens this week
Of the low grade stuff that e worth
from 500 20 600 per ton and specimeu
or two that arr worth sis.ooe per ton.
Tests have been made and a largs
amount Of the ore b In sight Charts
struck The iesd about month ago and
has bcsn fcll0wing Il up until be knows
that be h In possession Of o big thing.
Good luck TO yoa. Old scout. yOu're q
deserving winner.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-08-18

One Of the Oldest and best known
settlers IN the Mimbres Valley. but for
the past SIX years residing with his
son. Judge VIVA NJ Taylor Of Do1glas.
ARA. passed away Al the home Of his
son. August IA
He vas born IN Wisconsin In what
was then the territory Of Michigan.
February Is. ISIS In the fall Of as
be drove IN OF team 10 California.
arriving with the 'ss-es. where he
mined for 10 years He was married
to Miss NrTy Z. Rhosds in is56 who
preceded him in death eleven years
ago. To them there were horn Eve
children. Mrs. Alice n German 81
Of Dening: Frances NJ Hersom and
lodge W. n Taylor Of Douglas: Wills
ldeceaseD and Oscar c. Taylor.
When the Comsfock mines were
opened in Nevada. the deceased. with
Senator Hannig4n's father. was there,
and wss one Of the men who frappet
ths state constitution He was alsc
member Of the first state Legislature.
In Ism be engaged IN the eAttie b0si-
ness in Colorado. moving from there ID
Texas. where he resided until is2
when be removed % the Mimbres Val
ley. NAieh was his permanent hons
until he went 70 Do1glas
he funeral Was conducted from The
hshoney Undertaking pAriors. weines-
day afternoon. Rev. H. N. Bucs
preaching the sermon.
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Honlals
M YoRu

Victor Hon came down herr % eat
dinner with his cousin. Sunday.
The Thermometer has stood around
the warn point for few days. but We
do not mind IL Up here.
Ma Stella N. King. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mn- Leroy Hon. returned
hone. last Sunday. after q three
months visit with her parents-
IL Is whispered that our merchant Is
selling BE store We hope this Is not
true, a. Mr.. yeargin has made friends
Of all the people around here By his
straightforward cay Of doing business.
W. ~ Gregory Is now On his fine
homestead one mile south Of here and
Is building himself hne little bungalow
which win be IN ornament 70 the valley
and Q pleasure TO himself and family.
Nessrs. Manseil and Kimball are put.
ting up hay On the DOnaidson farm.
Il Il estimated that the fed will yield
a. much a. one half ton 10 the acre.
This Is good for desert prairie hay.
We cordially invite the people Of the
other parts Of the valley 10 cone over
and inspect our crops and other con.
1..s,-.u ". h.lta.,.. N xror,A ~ had
for any place to beat this section fo'
crops and gunerai hustle
We ere iniefmei that Mr.. Burdiek
viii put his well. which h mile fmu
Hondsls. down a. least Goo feet II be
does you viii see a sowing we'll Nc.
Buriick saw flowing water once IN this
valley and determined 10 find il mors
shusdsstis. We congratulate ourselves
on having o. sueh men among ~.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-08-18
Fro. Nsshi.s 10 HAH . crsp IN shs
NssthL

Prof. J. y. Dcderer and family have
returned from q pleasant scjoarn IN
Iowa and reports crop conditions In the
north As very bad he says il vas
very hot until July Z. since which
time IL has been cold and dry. Pas
tures are all gone ard mesdows dry
enough 10 hum Wheat In Iowa. Neb.
rzska. South Dakota and Missouri can
not be over 30 = Of q erop and corn
wiIl range from nothing 20 80 = Of .
regular yield Oats viii run from 5 TO
IS bushels per acre. instead Of - 70
100 ss in former years
Those are reasons why farmers are
coming 10 the irrigated regions IN such
greaf Numbers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-08-18

Department Of TIE Interior. U. s. Land
Once Al Las Cruces. New Mexico.
August IA. l9Il-
Notiee il hereby given that Rens
Rabcock Of DcminR. New Mexico. whc
on September2S i4os. made honesfead
entry No. ss97 t0lsis). for swi. sc. II,
township IS. range sw. n N ?
Meridian. has fled notice Of intentior
% make final fire year proof q
establish clzin % the land above d.
scribed. before B. Y McKeyes. Y. s.
Commissioners. AZ Deming. New Nexico'
On the ID day Of Ocfober. 1911.
Claimant names - witnesses.
Ethan s Milford Of Deming. n. n.
George ?. Walker
George Watkins
Anna n Walker
sngissepi5 JosE GONZALES. Register
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-08-18

S. J. Smith had the misfortune %
have q valuable horse fan into an open
web sas day last week.
The familiar solnt 81 engines IS once
more heard even long after M Hccu
y shining.
n. n. Hoagisad Eill soon have his
file machine IN full sEing, - he sx-
p~ciz b silf several aenrs " anpfhef
yesE
Mnnfsinyiew and N fieids boys
played . very Interesting bssebsil g2me
Sunday. the scose being . 70 N favor
Of Mounfsinsiew-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-08-18
Ds-i.s Nm Have Gel ,z.s = Bhss

R.nse.
A bunch 81 Demiae men which m
clade c. ". Cock. Stump q uiny<rd,
Alh<rt Rcd. Bud Hsyde and r +.
Chsvcs. hare ssuek valuable miss. q
sold. silver and Copper N the i.ske
vsIley district a the Black Range.
Ihe boys esll their property the Dona'
hae mines Ia honor u TIE litsIe creek
running thn them.
A nice banch q mon<g hss bcer
offered fer the mines. bat G W. s4ys
there y nothing doing" me GaAfH-
&c hopes The bunch win ~ eet % Be
capitalists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-08-18

Lisa q Leifrrs
Kensiairg unczIled for in the post
os'see q Dsu,aE Wien ealing for
these iettesx say sdvesta>~4
EDxkED rrruxoroS. P. ~
We-k erdsng Aug. IL 1911
Loco c-FTren, Esfebsn Caro- o..
xneeiiie fiszzB. En- ;Iea Iouz.s
H-c-e. to.s haine. Mrk !. E..44
white.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-08-18

Cores, Ies.sssn Ns,'ees for sale q
ths olseH
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

of 100 men at Grand Crossing,
Turner hall, this morning, was
the answer of the striking mem
bers of the system federation on
the Illinois Central to recent
statements of the company that
the men were returning to work,
and that the shops had their full
complement of men.
President w. ]. Kline of the In
ternational Blacksmiths, and
other speakers scored the news
papers for perverting the facts to
the cost of the strikers, declared
the company was sending its
agents among the men and seek
ing to get them to return to work,
and counseled the, shopmen to
stand firm, as the road was in bad
straits, and would soon have to
give in.
This strike is for principle"
said Mr.. Kline, and we're going
to win. System federation is the
only way, and the way we will do
business in the future. The road
has to come to our way of think
ing. The recent cold spell hit the
roads hard, and another will
about finish both the l. c. and
the Hartman lines. The claim
of the l. C. that it has 1900
men at work is ridiculous on the
face of it. Only 5000 men went
out, and there are not places for
1000.
"The company is bending every
effort to break the strike. Only
the other day an emissary of the
4 4
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08
C. STRIKERS HOLD BIG MASS MEETING-SPEAKERS
SAY ROAD READY 10 GIVE IN-RAP PRESS

This strike will be settled, but to
our satisfaction, and when it is it
will be settled on the l. c. and
Hartman lines at the same time.
We will not deal separately.
THE great danger is from the
misleading reports that are pub
lished. We have become con-
vinced that the columns of the
newspapers are closed to us and
our interests. We cannot get our
side of the question before the
people in that way. Instead, mis-
leading statements are published,
emanating from the road officials,
that the shops are running at full
strength. The only purpose of
this is to brighten you into return
ing to work to protect your jobs.
The public is at last becoming
aroused to the true condition.
The business men want to know
why they are not getting their
goods. They, are going to find
out. And when they do they will
find we are in the right, and will
support us. We are in better po-
sition now than we have been at
any time since the strike began,
and | look for a settlement short
ly. And when it comes we will
have nothing to regret"
international Vice President A.
Hinzman ofthe Boilermakers' de-
clared that it was practically i'm
possible for the I. c. or the Har-
riman lines to get new engines
from the manufacturers because
of the strike in the American Lo-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-10-07
LOCAL, NEWS

Rev. J. L. Burbage of Ocean City, Md,
filled the pulpit of the Presbyterian
Church, morning and evening, last Sun
day
Warren S. Seipp, Grand Lecturer, will
125, A. F. & A. NJ, on Thursday October
18th.
DR.. Edwin Gardner will deliver lee
ture, THE Master Builders" in Masonic
Hall, on Thursday, October "a. The lee
cure will be preceded by short musical
program. The public is invited to at
tend
The President and Commissioners OF
Chesapeake City met in regular session
on September II, with President Joseph
Schaeffer, Treasurer, John w. Hudson,
Jr., and Secretary Julius W. Clayton in
attendance. The Treasurer, John W..
Hudson, Jr., reported: Receipts, $780,
so; expenditures. s14S.2O, leaving a cash
balance of S1172.62. The following bills
were passed and ordered paid: Reuben
Hevlow, S42.92; Pure Oil Co., SLABS; Col
den Bros, 1897; Michael Berger, $33. S3,
John w. Hudson, Jr., Treasurer, $1S.75;
Chesapeake City National Bank, $4,000.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Chesapeake City Fire Co., No. L. was held
on Thursday evening.
Mr.. George Morgan has about complet
ed his new ten room house. 1t is "a
credit to the town, as it presents fine
appearance.
Frederick C. Wilson, a real estate man
of Philadelphia, was in town for several
days this week.
VIM. NJ. Brown, Mgr, is building an s.
room house for Jacob Robinson on Mt.
Nebo
The Rev. Robert Downing, ex-actor,
is holding a series of services at the
Bethel NJ. E. Church, which are being
enjoyed by the public. Tuesday evening
about twenty persons walked from
Chesapeake to Bethel to hear Mr.. Down
ing. They felt greatly rewarded for
their walk.
Mrs. Mary Conrey has in her posses
sion some copies of the Chesapeake Pike,
paper edited in 1S36-77 by Mr.. Harry
Moss. They are extremely interesting,
and anyone wishing to see and read them
may do so, as Mrs. Conrey would be
glad to show these papers.
Mr. Bonner, manager of the Park Ho-
tel, is packing to leave our town. We
hope the hotel will not remain idle, as
it is splendid location for hotel or
boarding house.
Mr.. Ray Sterling. of Haddonfield, n.
j., is visiting his aunt, Mrs. James
Johnson.
Mr.. Charles Ellison, Sr., while en-
gagged at work in his barn, had an i'm
plement slip from its place, cutting his
eye. 1t was more painful than serious