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The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-04-05
FIRST WEEK JURORS.

Cheraw-J. L. Craig, Thomas
Brigham, R. G.. Gray, E. T. Cow
ard, ]. w. Bundy.
Court House-L. L. Spencer,
T. w. Gaskins, ]. T. Gaddy, ]. G.
Brock, ]. S. Parker, w. l. Bun
Z. D. Campbell.
Mt. Croghan-W. a. Short, ].
T. Griggs, ]. T. Gulledge, ]. H
Hancock.
Old Store-J. A. Turner, A. G.
Anderson, J. a. Laney, ]. M
Hicks, H. l.. Sowell.
Jefferson-S. D. Cato, T. J.
Knight, V. ]. Horton, @. w. Grif
fifth, ]. A. Sullivan.
Alligator-J. E. Steen, G.. G.
Raley, NJ. ]. Outlaw.
Cole Hill-C. D. McLain, w
]. Odom, L. ]. Sellers, ]. A. Clan
ton.
Steer PEN. H. Brown, E. P
Perdue, w. A. Freeman.
SECOND WEEK JURORS.
Cheraw-J. NJ. Long. ]. T
Roller, Nav G. Gregory, +. G.
Wallace, D. T. Watson.
Court House-M. Campbell
Jas. T. Teal, ]. M. Rivers, Londy
Rivers, G. w. Rivers, G.. r. Pitts
Mt. Croghan-W. A. WoodarC
Daniel F. Melton, G. w. Naples
]. B. Sellers, ]. D. Huntley.
Old Store-C. w. Porter, Jr
B. R. Price, G.. w. Pigg, R. ]
Funderburk.
Jefferson-L. L. Bird, E. H
Melton, T. A. Johnson, E. w
Fletcher. Will Clark.
Alllgator-T. L. Outlaw. ]. w
Johnson, T. L. Wan.
Cole Hill-W. P. Purvis, O. B
Therrill, ]. +. Johnson, Cary
Stafford, II. T. Hancock.
Steer Pen-Sidney King, ]. r
Gainey. ]. B. Brigham.
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CHURCH nNOTES
METHODIST PROTESTANT
John. w. Quick, Pastor

John. w. Quick, Pastor
On account of the Interde-
nominationaI SUNDAY School
Convention being held in Rose
Hill church, we will have no
preaching service next Sunday.
Sunday school at D p. III. Con
Vention at 3. D. m.
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tional Sunday school convention
will be held in Rose Hill church
here next Sunday afternoon at
800. This district is composed
of Old Store, Mt. Croghan and
Jefferson townships and every
Sunday school in this territory
of any denomination is urged to
send delegates. An interesting
program will be rendered.
Messrs. L. A. Kerr and r. T. Cas-
ton, Of Cheraw will be present.
Mr.. w. ]. Tiller and Miss
Minis, the home demonstration
worker tor this county, visited
7 schools and did their work in
ten hours of that windy Wednes-
day recently. In the schools
visited there were 1900 pupils.
They started from Chesterfield,
and passed through Pageland,
Jefferson and McBee in making
the round. Miss Minis has or
ganized tomato clubs all over
the county, and Tiller has organ
lied corn and pig clubs at the
same time. This work may not
seem important to the casual
observer, but results within five
years will tell.
Mr.. William Turnage died at
his home in the Teal's mill Sec
ton on Sunday morning, March
10Th, and the body was buried at
Mt. Olivet church on the follow
ing day. He is survived by sew
eral children. Mr.. Turnage was
a Confederate veteran, and one
OF the best men in the county.
He was a member of Macedonia
church, and had not missed ser
vice at his church but two or
three times since boyhood, ex-
cept while he was in the war
and one year spent in Mississippi.
He was more than 80 years
old.
Mr.. T. w. Gregory says the
article in our last issue about his
working two whole days for Mr..
Wilson was a false alarm; that
there was nothing to it. He &C.
knowledges that he received pay
for two days but insists that his
chief efforts were in lodging the
work and showing it over on his
boss. He speaks in highest
terms of Mr.. Wilson, however,
saying he thinks him a great gas
dealer-both kinds. the 30-cent
variety and the warm, free kind.
MIR. ]. z. Cato resents the accu.
sation against his fellow towns
man by stranger. He says he
had never heard of Watt accused
of work before, and he doesn't
like for new man to come in
and impose on one of our
citizens.
Duncan Britt, a white man, es-
capped from the chain gang camp
near Mr.. w. E. Courtney's Sum
day afternoon, and up to the
time this is written has not been
caught. He was charged with
manufacturing liquor in the low
er part of the county, but the in
dlctment was not made until
after the grand jury at the last
court had finished its work, so
Solicitor Spears told him that if
he would go to the gang and
work until the next court he
would dismiss the case. The
man had served a few weeks be-
fore his escape. Shackles were
on his legs, but as he was in
poor health he was allowed GER
tain privileges. In this way he
was able to get out of sight with
out suspicion. The country was
pretty thoroughly searched when
his escape was made known but
ho x,,oc ,,<>t f>,ol
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Local News

Miss Alice Threat reports that
she had lettuce from her garden
yesterday.
Mr.. B. {. Ogburn bought the
Gulledge farm near Vino
which was sold at Chesterfield
Monday.
Vino school taught by Miss
Katalene Clark closed last Fri
day night with exercises by the
pupils.
School at the Mills school
house will close on Tuesday
night, April 11th with exercises
by the pupils.
Pageland will not have a ball
team this year, we presume, as
the ball ground has been prepar.
ed ior cotton.
Mr.. Robt. Turner, of Colum-
bia. is spending a few days at the
home of his mother, Mrs. NJ. ].
Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Williams,
of Lancaster, visited the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Mills,
from Friday until Sunday.
Mr.. I'D. Redfearn has secured
the agency for Maxwell cars in
Chesterfield and Lancaster coun-
ties. See his ad in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hendricks
and son. Palmer, of Hoke coun-
ty, N. c., visited at the home of
Mr.. D. V. Hendricks from Satur-
day until Monday.
Mr.. A. G.. Douglass went on
duty Saturday as rural policeman
for Old Store and Mt. Croghan
townships. Mr.. G. L. Melton
has moved to McBee.
Mr.. H. B. Sowell has moved
his furniture back to his old
stand one door above the hard
ware, and has added much to
his stock.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. church will meet with
Miss Corrie Byrd this afternoon.
All members are requested to be
present.
Mr.. J. G. Parker. who is teach
ing near Cheraw, spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Parker, in Lanes Creek
township.
MIR. G. L GuIledge has pur-
chased the Carolina Supply com
pany stock of goods from Mr..
H. N. Askins, and is now in
charge of the business.
Sheriff Griffith of Union coun-
ty found a warm furnace just
over in Buford township one
day last week where a still had
been in operation, but the juice
factory had been carried away.
Mrs. w. ]. Robinson has NOV
ed from her farm near Mineral
Springs, N. G.. to Pageland and
now lives in the house in the
western part Of town recently
vacated by Mrs. Nj. f. Redfearn.
The boys from the Stafford
school won another debate Sat-
urday night, this time from Shi-
lob school. The race scgrega
ton question was discussed, and
the Stafford boys had the affirm
alive.
Mr.. Jerry Skies. of the Horns.
boro section, died on the 21st of
March, and the body was buried
at Antioch on the following day.
He was 63 years old, and is sur
vived by several children. He
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County Seat News Items.

County Seat News Items.
Chesterfield, April 4-The
town election will be held next
Tuesday.
MIR. John Jordan, better known
as 'Forty-five," who was hurt in
an automobile accident here
several days ago, is on the road
to recovery.
Mr.. r. S. Mcleod, of Char
lotte, was here Friday and Satur-
day.
Messrs. l.. L. Parker, G.. L.
Gulledge, B. G. Ogburn, ]. G..
Sanders. G. NJ. Rodgers and
other Pageland ditizens were
here Monday.
The usual large first Monday
crowd was here.
Messrs. w. F. Stevenson, B. F.
Pegues and others from Cheraw
were here on business Monday.
DR.. r. L. McManus has fitted
up his dental office over the
Bank of Chesterfield and is now
ready for business.
Mr.. John t. Hurst had a
wrist broken while trying to
crank a Ford Friday night.
We notice that the quarterly
report of the county supervisor
for the 4th quarter of 1915 has
not been published.
Pat was showing his brother
Mike. who had just come over,
the sights round West Point,
when they were startled by the
report of the sunset gun at the
whats that?" asked Mike,
much alarmed.
"Oh," answered his brother
nonChalantly, "that's-sundown."
Sure" observed Mike, "and
the sun goes down with an aw-
full thump over here"
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Registration Books Open
Registration books will be
open every first Monday at the
Auditors office until 80 days be-
fore the general election.
S. B. Timmons, Chm.
f. T. White, Clrek,
w. NJ. Belk.
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BUSINESS LOCALS

COttOnSeed Feed Meal at 81. rs a sack:
lintless hulls, sacked, at rs hundred.
Mungo Bros.
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Weber and Kenan long staple cotton
seed for sale. Mungo Bros.
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Don't-fail to see our line of Horse
Cattle and Hog Powders. Mungo
Brothers.
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Found near Ruby on April I, 1916 one
pocket book. Walter Rodgers.
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For good second hand Sewing ma
chine, any kind, cash or credit. See
me at once. G. r. Knight.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-04-05

We-will grind corn on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of each week. Page.
land Novelty Works
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kraut, canned at home and guaranteed
| 10 be clean and wholesome. Sold by
d. f. Clark and A. G.. Anderson. Try
a can. II. Il. Outcn.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-04-05

Buy-your work shirts and overaIls
from r. l.. Smith. He sells the good
kind.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-04-05

X. L. Smfth-sells Tailored made suits
Tor less. Give him trial.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-04-05

White Leghorn eggs from prize VIM
ners. SOC a setting, or $I.0O by parcel
post prepaid. We won first prizes at
the last County fair. Mrs. H B. Graves,
PaYelaaj ?
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Read-that notice with our name sign
ed to it on the last page. Mungo Bros,
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VIII Sell one tract of land, So acres,
in good locality, fine creek bottoms,
good upland for cotton and grain; two
horse crop open, good neighborS. A
bargain. See me at once if you want n
good clay plantation. B. B. Eubanks
Pageland, S. c. or Monroe, N. c. r 10.
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For Sale-or rent one house and three
lots in South Pageland on depot street,
known as the S. w. Watts house. T.
B. Watts.
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H. L. Smith has just the kind of slip
perS you want.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
RECRUITING OFFICERS WILL
VISIT WASAhaCHIE SATURDAY

On Saturday of this week naval
recruiting officers from the Dallas
sub station viii be ia Waxahachle
Tor the purpose of explaining life in
the United states navy TO idle young
men Of tAe city, One of the officers
is Frank r. Wilson. a Waxahaehie
boy. who is serving . third enlist
meat in the navy. This young man
would interest other young men in
giving a few years of their time to
the service Of their country. Exam
nations will probably be held at the
city hall on Saturday, where consul
taticn and examinations will be held
throughout the day
II is the plan Of the recruiting Of
ficers q visit nearby towns in their
esscrt 70 get recruits scr the Lavy,
There are various avocadons which
ole may pursue after entering the
navy. Uncle Sans pays a reGsora-
Die salary and supplies clothing arc
tool Al the attractive features OF
this life on the open sea will be ex-
planned by the recruiting ofhccrs.
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Rogers Rotel Arrivals.

L. 6. Noryelie, TT. Worth; A. S
Mathis. Dallas; A. II. Berry, Dallas:
c. w Burlington, Dallas; J. G
Down. Dallas; W N. Grand. Waco;
f. A. Johnson, Dallas; J. B. Cald-
well. Ennis; y e. Keen, Dallas; A.
C. Upehureh. Denver; II. Ekepler
Waco; r. H. Webster, Dallas; H
B. Bassett. Dallas; Chas. oPtter
City; f. s. Barker, Boston; Mrs. R
L. Marion. Corsieana; Mrs. NJ. H
Sandwich. Corsicana; W. B. F.,
City; R. P. Howell, Dallas: ]. Har-
grove. Dallas; O. Weissinger, Wa
co; Z. A Womble, Waco; Clint
Ware, Waco; T. S. Young. Fit
Worth; Guy B. Hill, Chicago; R. E.
Caroceugh, San Marcos: Oscar Sea
gle. New York; Frank Bibb, New
York; F. w Britton. Bridgeport
Conn; c. w. Gibson, City; Bert
Wilson, Kansas City; Fl. C. Hop
good. jacksonville. Ky; G. H. Bias
sett. City; y. Stroud. Corsicana; w
B. Kendall, Dallas; James II. Ross,
Corsicana; ]. F. Gatlin, Chicago;
Mrs. H. b. league. Gainesville: Lee
Lasswell. City; r. l.. Seay, Dallas:
a. J Iyey, San Marcos; Joe Bren-
nan. Oklahoma City; Charleton
Case, Dallas: G. NJ. Cochran. Dali
las; f. NJ. McClallan. Dallas: Theo
Ezell, St Louis; j Il. Moore. Waco;
Detroit Baseball Club: Dell Baker
Z. G. Erickson. Geo. Boehler. Jno.
e. Oldham, Geo. Cunningham. VIM.
IL. James. Grover Loudormilk. Ray
Mckee. VIM. sullivan, c. A. Batch
e'e- 5oa g ia fsoa. \. 2. Beasley
Harold Wilcox. Wm. Kuenzel. J. F.
snithsoa.
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THE DEAD ALIVE" ATTRAC-
TION AT EMPIRE TODAY

A five act Mutual Masterpicture
written and directed by Henry j..
Vernot featuring the celebrated star
Marguerite Courtot, in "The Dead
Alive" is the feature attraction at
he Empire theater today. Ii is q
story Of love. thrill and mystery
"Tho Dead Alive" is the story of
twin sisters. Mary and Jessie, whose
falhsr IS employed in a gambling
house. Jessie, who works In q de-
partment store, is seen and admired
by Stuyyesant, a young millionaire.
When she learns that her father is
a gambler and that he has just been
arrested for murder. she declines
St1yyesant's offer of marriage, but
finally consents Her father is sent
to the penitentiary for ten years,
and Ardini, the proprietor of the
gambling house, is sentenced to three
months. When the latter is dis
charged. he forces Mary, a chorus
girl, to secure money from Jessie by
threatening to reveal Mary's stage
career and her fathers disgrace,
Jessie is killed in an automobile ac-
cident and Ardini wins Stuyvesant' s
friendship and tells him that it is
possible, through spiritualistic pow
ers. to see his dead wife. Mary is
10 pose as Jessie. Ardinis plan is
to rob the safe in the millionaire's
home during the seance. Mary warns
Stuyvesant and Ardiui is killed by
an automatic device attached to the
safe. Mary reveals the family Sc
crets to Stuyvesant and the two are
married The Empire is also show
ing today a Triangle Keystone COM
edv feature starring Fred Mace in
l"Crooked to the End with a star
cast OF Keystone players assisting.
lThis is Mack Sennett production
tn two reels. Tomorrow the Empire
will show the second episode of
"Tho Strange Case of Mary Page, =
the big feature production starring
/ Henry B. Walthal and Edna Mayo.
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a eo-partnership has ben formed
between Gentry Mccormick and ]. @,
Martin, whereby their two grocery
stores have ben consolidated but viii
be continued as two stores. one Of
which win do q strictly cash business
and the other cash and credit. The
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01

This is also the Joyous
when the Mexican hairless
should stay in Mexico.
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THE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI
To HAVE BANQUET At HoTE

In accord with the wishes of the
University Of Texas Alumni asyey
..,,ep, the Alumni of Ellis cou9t1
ops ID. 10 have banapsXN.
Waxahfa - Ne rcl the asrlA
address the voters & oss ~
afternoon
Judge Riddio upon a recent visit
promised his friends here that he
would cone back TO waxahachie and
make his opening address to the
voters % TeNas, and he II making
good that promise
Dallas supporters are planning a
special train Of iaterurban cars to
accompany ludge Riddle FOLLOWING
oaeaiag address ilI speak a.
IZSswel DsntoN. Me apeY Green.
asm aa fae poFsts
7tddte wi advocate sys-
an D taiid baaHs $50 is favorable
e ihe wilson administration, be
heves in preparedness aud is op
posed TO tho nqgcr traffic.
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super. onaent j. Hargrave of the
B-ackay Telegraph company vi9ited
Manager Chapman at tho local Office
here yesterday and discussed The
matter OF opening che Office here for
general business lie finally deeid-
cd to hang out sign and go after
share Of the telegraph and cable
business.
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Grated energy?-Mr. Lynn Roebuck.
What viii consecrated will power
accomplish? Miss Thelma Mozart
ney.
Missionary talk-Miss Ruth Mus
graves.
What is spfritu&. strength?-Miss
Virginia Trippett.
Give examples of consecrated
consecrated strength = Miss Mere
dith:
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. e>e@>eo~o>e~>>>s
PERSONAL MENTION.
oo>eNSo~ . e~S~~>e

J f. Gist went 10 Dallas today on
business.
Charlie Davis is spending the day
in Dallas.
Mrs. H. N. Peters is attending the
style show at Dallas today.
.Ms. and Mrs. P. F. Davenport and
daughter are in Dallas today.
Mrs. E. Chaska and Mrs. John NJ.
Harrison are at Dallas today for the
style show
Mrs. f. L. Darwin, state food in
apector, will be in the city FRIDAY
and Saturday.
Fred Martin aud family of Waco
have been visiting his mother on
Monroe street.
Mrs. A. w Meadows and Mrs.
I'd woodruff visited the style show
at Dallas last night
Mrs. c. j. Griggs and daughter,
Mrs. c. II. Graft, arc visiting in
Dallas and seeing the style show.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Fowler, Mrs.
Ering Holland and Miss Maue
Campbelll are at Dallas today to
attend the style show.
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nishlnga Buslness men WaIcht
with eager interest to find the dcst
nation OF the big truck.
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We thank our friends and GUS
toners Ter their patronage this
month and hope 90 have contin-
uance OF same J. ] McQuatJers a
Sen. Feed and Fuel adv 29S
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Water rents for the month Of
February are now due, and payable
at the office of the superintendent
of Water Works. A discount of 10
per cent will be allowed on all ac-
counts paid on or before the 10th.
All accounts not paid by the 10th
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01

Mccormick st1re vii be known IN
future as the Home Cash Grocery
end Mr.. Martins place viii be known
aa Martin & Mccormick Grocery.
these gentlemen are experienced
eroeerymen and no doubt viii make
improvements under the new plan Of
management.
The postoffice win DC closed half
the day tomorroR and the banks Vii
be- closed al day IN observance y
cay
s aioe bulletin board viii be plac-
la 81 Hotel Rogers for the purpose
81 posiine Information 10 DO given
ont there. The board will be located
on the left just beyond the barber
ehop entrance in the main corridor
+. l.. Woodroof. manager of the
woodroof Bros. more here which
moved to Merkel last spring, is said
u be in a sanitarium at Dallas quite
sick. Friends hope he viii soon re-
cover.
". f. Dodge. who was in the net
Of moving his household goods yes
terdav when the fire occurred e
Mrs. Dobson's home, now is comfort
ably situated at 421 Ferris avenue.
some Of the good we're damaged 4
being removed from the building.
whit George, president of the
Farmers State Bank at italy. viii
entertain Iris Speaker and 4 few Of
his friends az Bell Branch club to
night. Invitation has been extend
ed some Of the Detroit ball PLAYERS
and Mr.. spalding Will take a few Of
them to Bell Branch tonight
DR.. e. F. Barker. head of the
Pharmaceutical department of the
United Drug Company at Boston,
left last night for Fort Worth and
from there will go to San Antonio
where he will attend meeting of
the Texas Rexall club, which meets
there on Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week.
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Hose Cnnnnnr NIeclinr.

The r. w Getzendaner Hose and
Ems ne ccmpany viii heve meeting
cf impa ,ance tonisht All membe S
ere ulrei sc be present
LEE BELT. Sec.
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Subject; Conseerated Strength.
Psalms 29:l-1I.
What is the influence of conse-
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will be cut off and q charge h
will be made for turning On.
p. F. DEVENP0RT, 3
adv 30l.
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icr 81 LOCALS. .
him e>4%s eess~ e
be pi'e sims library has fine books
eie @ya and Girls.
conala'de den Rod aud all kinds OF feed
2 pte q KEGS. aastf
i Bihool books ete.. At curiin's-
out @ed-fri 29S
For feed ana fuel phone Broad
head & Kennedy. Old phone 10. II
,o,.ae Waxahachie Bihle club viii
waro 1t Sims library Thuraday az
at o'clock
Tbcr o-
Kstv men tools Of al kinds and
troit r. netting AZ VIII Moore Hard
train,ns adv 2gS
u Va win be a students recital az
noe, Nc rersity Monday. March
9eys. $50 o'clock TIE public is
invited
why
reading want satisfaction buy the
worth whistler coal FROM shiye &
a. the s $50 have good wood. advtf
pnv Elizabeth winn. daughter Of
win Mo Mrs. clyde VIM, is critic
them in fth diptheria.
Mrs Isrden and fower seeds at
ed ON atro Hardware Co We have
DAYS agobulk and packages. 2oS
home thie o.
ering MIC .rber and wife have moved
achio from Dallas and viii
p,o .nIr homo here in future Mr..
IN, III represent the Iuterne-
Hardwar : isisu' '''i'e 'o'''i '''"' -
Of garden and flower seed
. }. nd packages. VIII Moore
ehce WIN Co. adv 293
that kept
IA" Seofe endaner Hose and Engi2e
anu onsu'l meet AZ the city hail
door "neie ionthly session tonight.
WAS Dufheu raooae4pd To attend
that II wou
kes, forks. hoes. plows,
Rev. d. b og garden tools. Big
Presbyteriarry netting at win Moore
his spare II, adv 2e3
automobile -
WIN appear " truck belonging to
'S9spe hk"S hers Of Dallas and lead
mo mas DDS for some Waxahach.e
9 at 'ini's The center Of attraction
reefs here Tuesday after
.N. was huge machine and
c.fir-Tflfe. ~ valuable load Of house fur
nishlngs. Business men watched
with eager interest to find the dcsti-
nation OF the big truck.
o.
We thank our friends and GUS
toners Ter their patronage this
month and hope 90 have a contin-
uance OF same. ]. J McQuatters 4
Son. Feed and Fuel adv 29S
Superintendent j FIargrave OF the
B-ackay Telegraph company visited
Manager Chapman at tho local Office
here yesterday and discussed TIE
matter OF opening che Office here for
general business. lie finally dceid-
ed to hang out sign and 80 after
q share Of the telegraph and cable
business,
O.
a eo-partnership has ben formed
between Gentry Mccormick and ]. Q.
Martin, whereby their two grocery
stores have ben consolidated but will
be continued as two stores. one Of
which win do a strictly cash business
and the other cash and credit The
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-01
Musical Entertainment.

A musical entertainment al
cital will be given THURSDAY
March 2, by tine Ferris Fan
Co., solos, duets, quartetts, Y
full orchestra, at Frierson's
East Main street. Plenty o.
singing by other home talents
fit of colored band. Special
for the white people. Adnls
cents.