The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], January 13, 1902, Image 4

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Our First Year
in the Diu< business in Wax&hachle has been a very sncce··
lul one—in fact far be\ond onr expectation*. We do not
claim all the credit, though, for it was your patronage that
really did the business, We merely worked hard to make
tnta η good store, and did all in our power to give entire
satisfaction.
g Ours Prescription Dep'm't
(Our greate't pride^ is in charge of a graduate of one of the
beet colleges of Ph rmaey in thia country, and. he is thor
oughly trained and experienced in the handling of medicine*.
No matter who writes your prescription or on whose blank it
is written, it will be fill'd exactly as it should be In e*-ery
other department of ihis store we are prepared to give ex
ceptional service, and if you are not already on our list of
SATISFIED PATRONS, we w< nt jcu to give ue a phare of
your business this year.
With beet wishes fora happy and prosperous New Year, we
are yours for Progressive Pharmacy,
IHOOD & MARTIN;
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Soft Soles (baby's first shoes) just received.
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Some are the high strap. Prices 6oc and 75c·
A FEW
left of Ladies' Felt Slippers. The Two Dollar kind
the One-Fifty Slipper Si.io, an j the One
Twenty-five kind $1.00. If they fit you they are
money savers; if you use them they are comfort
bringers.
CROW BROTfibRS
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Mrs. C. J. Griggs,
iBeeoresen: ;ng Chas.'A. Stevens <S Bro., Chicago.
the «Tea; LadiesJKumishing House and Sum
£9buie to Order, has a full line of Kali and Winter
{^samples and plates of suits, wraps, waists, etc
«ad would be glad to have the ladles call and
•zamine them
Mrs. Griggs will give reduced prices
dnrin? January on all Snits, Wraps,
etc. This is an opportunity that >ou
should not mise.
ιοί narvin Avenne.
C. W. Gibson, a hardware end im
plement man, «η ex-ban^er, of Wax
ahachie, was in Dallas a c^aye ago,
circulating among the Vankpre and the
implement and vehicle jobbers, among
whom he has a nost of triecda and a
perennial welcome.— Vext.* Trade Re
view.
If you want to sell your proper
ty list it with A. T. Bishop. tf
MINOK MENTION.
Short lie»· of lettmt Qte*#e<l by '**«
Light Reporter,
A. D. Golem «n is seme better today,
the Light la alnoereiy glad to note.
Η. M. Bifho haa withdrawn from
the race for city secretary end cleik
of tbe corporation court
Yesterday waa a lovely dwf and as a
couseqaence tbe attendance at all tbe
city churct.ee wa« unu>ual)y good.
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A D. Coleman, wao has bewi hav
Idk a !'>ng aiege of typhoid fever, waa
reported some bitter this morning.
Candidates for alderman «ill he
announced for $3 each in the Daily
Lijçnt, tbe paper that covers the field.
Mrs. H. W. Wood is quite sick with
pneumonia at ihe home of her broth
er, J. L. Deegan. Hhe ii some batter
today.
Tom Burleson has resigned bia po
sition with I). Brin and is now in the
field making an active campaign for
district clerk.
Mr. Eiihu Ooodloe was i i the city
toiay and aaid bii mother, who has
been seriously ill for severwi da>a,
was now getting along ret.» nably
well.
Tom Burleson and wife are ihe pa
rents of a fine nine pound girl bjrn
this afternoon. Tom sajs he frel»
like tn was already elected district
clerk.
Tbe Cnrtiss Comedy Company
closed a very succesalal engagement
here Saturday nigt t and left Hunday
morning for Wichita Fails where they
will play this week.
J. Lee Pfnu has sold the elegant
home recently purchased by him from
Mrs. M. J. Cooke on Oldham «venue
to the district stewards of the Wax*·
hachie district and the building wilt
be occupied by Presiding Elder Sen·
sabaugh,
W. B. Hamilton, from Venu·, w«b
here last week. He has sold hie farm
west of Venue and bought land near
that town and n<oved to town. He is
a good citizen and formerly resided in
this county.
Mrs. G. W. Whilefield, residing it
West Erd, has been quiie sick ri -
cently, and her son, Β F. Whitefltld,
and wife who have been visiting he»
from Midlothian still remain with her.
Sue is reported niucb better toda> .
Alderman Β F Thorcbi i said t< day
that the addition to the stand j-ipt>
had coat the city about tsoo ai.d <nat
the board of aldtimen had reseiyed
paying &3£0 till they saw whetner or
not ttie work proves satisfactory.
Since the workmen have completed
it several leaks have developed, and
heeajsthatno more money will be
paid until the work has oeeu satisfae
toiiiy completed.
Coputy Surveyor J. W. Martin wa»
seen this morning t>y a reporter snd
said he was kept qni>e busy now all
the lime, and waa at least two weeks
behind with his work. Mr. Msrlin
said that in early days of the seule
ment of Ellis county citizens bought
land from each other and took the old
deeds, but since land lias got to be
worth fifty dollars per acie and up
ward when a man Luya a piece of land
from ar.other he wants to know that
it is all there. At present prices one
tenth of an acre h wor'.h Ir^m five to
β·χ dollars, hence eo much work for
him.
λ New Addition.
VTe have corcplsted arrange mente
with out; of the beet eigraving and
lithogru-blng establishments in the
country whereby we are enabled to
furnish our patrons engraved calling
carde, reception car Ik, wedding invi
tations, monogram stationery, ste*-J
die stationery, embossed stationery,
etc., at very low prices. The work is
of the highest class and, as in oar
printing, we g'iarantee satisfaction
Samples can be seeu at our office. Call
and ete what v.e have to ifltr, busi
ness houses vifhing steel ele work
should see our samples and prices.
Entkrprihk Pub. Co ,
116 College Ht.
Tea Cents t»r lea Weeks.
The St. Louis Mirror la κ twen'y
eight page paper, in magazine form,
eolted by William Marion R^edy as
sisted by a stuff of ooutrtbnturs com
prising the besi writirs en1 lii^rsry
authorities on all current subject»,
social, literary, religious, soifciitifle,
financial or artistic, t be Mirror is a
wet-kiy review of men and affairs; a
treasury of short stories and good
poetry; a piper in which the b"»t
books, r>en plays a<.d b »st musio are
a*»ly reviewed, anil all topics of con
j temporary interest are given cartful
at'efition. It is the up-to-date p«p r
fur ttie rot-roham» tu« teacher, tne
pioti Htionitl man, ti<« rursn·, the
politician, m w*>H i-s fur woman and
1th» home, if jou will su a us he, in
ailver or stamp', we will maty ite
ilirrpr io v<»ar »ddresa for ten «rrekr.
ITW Mirror, St, Louis, Mo.
L. H. Peter* wm« Ια Fallu today.
Attorney J. H. Β harp of Banie ft·
here today.
Bogene Biggere of Bnals vu here
yeaterdey.
Joe B. HollU vu her* yeelerdey
from Ennla
Rich Allen of Ennla tu in the etty
thla morning.
Mii«e Oarrie Peevey went to Mans
field this morning.
Attorney W. L. Harding went to
Enma thie moraine.
8her it G. (J. Sweatt left Siturday
night on a trip to Dublin.
Frank Pardtie of Alvarado waa here
yeaterdav to attend the Waxahachie
Typographical Union.
Alias iilie Cnerry, of Ennis, who
haa been vi iting Mies Becaie Moaeley,
returned home today.
I)t puty Sheriff Joe Miniiok went 10
Cora cana today after a party Mho ia
wanted iu the courte here,
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Β. U. Henderaon left last t i^ht for
j Vernon where ou vV'fdn«ad *v ne will
! be married to Mies Nellie N>cu n.
! Β. K. Moffett went to Dalua thla
j morning to buy an elevator for hia
I new brick building on Boath Kogera
j street.
Hev C. R Wright haa gone to Pine
Bluff, Ark , for a visit of a few day*
He will b« at home the latter p.trt of
thia week.
W. K. Ward, formerly with F. B.
Cronk'u hardware tatabliahment, left
thla morning for Daliae wher« he will
probably locate.
Mies Beatrice Balfour baa returned
to Venue, after upending a few day a
j on a pleasant visit to Mia* Mattie
Giigga iu thia city.
Μίββ Minims Holme», of Mttrfree»·
boro, Term., a cou ni» to ^r-. A. B.
McKnigbt, ia visiting h<;re f >r a few
daya.
it will pay y< u to plant a t· w cnolce
trees Bb ui jour home. I h* vu a floe
(•election of peach, plum, ρ·-»', apple,
jHpii» pereiuiiuui), mimte nem, twee,
Ht-id grown, etc. 'Phoue m« your or
tier or call on roe at my mideoee.
J. H Ma>he»·,
tf 201 Vickery et. 'Puoue 18l 3
Eoci* *>■ Stabbed.
Yesterday afternoon in D»Hm Jo·
W. tflakey of EddIs was stabbed in
the be. k by * negro The trouble oc
curred near the po*teffl?e and It «nid
to have tw^en caused over » fl«ht be
tween a negro b >y aud a white boy.
A negro man interfered in behalf of
the boy of hie oolor and young Blatey
took the part of the white boy. After
the «tabbing the n«gro took tl'ght,
pursued by a large crowd of white
men and bojs, who chaaed nim rêv
erai block·. The negro made go< d
hie eacape, and Biakey returned to
Ennia afier having hi* wound dressed.
lantaiiatio* af Officer*.
The Knights of Py'hlas at Mldlo
th'an will bave a public In* («dation of]
officer· tonight and aeveral knisrhts
; from Waxahachie contemp'ate at- j
'ending. County Superintendent
Criddle will deliver an addrese
I)·» vrn need a few ohoiee fruit
• ree*. «bfcde t'ee·, roe»»·, in fact any
thing for the vard or orrharrl? If you
do I can pie *«yoo. J. R. Maybew.
tf 201 Vick fry at. 'Phone 1HI 3
We rot'oe from the Wu^'c l»
paper* that W'ill Κ vie la a ran.!<late
for city mirnh»!. He left Vernon ae\ *
en ye>r» ago fer Wax hachle to live,
having previously worked three year·
in the Call < fflce here. He Itan hnn·
pit young man end eoorageou», and If
we were a voter in Waxahacble next I
«Dring woul i *k»t our vole for him, aa ;
we be'ipve he w n!d make a g'xxi off!· ι
cer—Vernon W>*kly Call. ifi |
If yoo wi»h t«· we eotneuiien good, j
<loii't fall to··· ■ (he art r* Horiiun a*. ;
ihe parSors of ta* Holers 1» *ι· Î.
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to $160.
inveetœent,
ere etylieh and
costing the least
pairs and backed
rigid guarantee.
Most Interesting
You may dabble in many thing·
end with little crédit to TourMlf, bat
when you come to re»! eatat« you
have a firm ba·»* on which to work,
ann the reaulte are moat Interesting
Ύ ou own (»»y witn Bteveneon, "I know
what ] >y 1»; I have d .ne good work."
On* 4 room hooae on Aldrerig* at.;
good barn and water Price kftOO.
On*· S·room botue on Brown street
for tieO.
Nice residence on Main street,
corner lot, sis* 100*200; city water.
fhU ia a bargain at KWJO.
A too have aorae lob* In University
Addition.
One ft room hooae on Water atreet,
good water, well located; wiii aeii at a
bargain.
For aaie, 6-room hooae| on Lake
P«irk avenue: good orchard, large lot,
Kortd barn and citv water. Will sell
cheap.
A. T. BISHOP.
OfficMn McMillan A (Jo>dwi· Bnlld
mg, Wsxahacftie.
Old Papers
for sale at this office
Twenty cents per 100
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It's Here for You
Telephone us an order and
you'll be surprised at the
promptness with which we
we get the coal there. Our
regular customers are well
pleased with ihe way we
handle their orders, and
with the excellence of the
coal—you'll be pleased, too
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Sleeper Grain Co.
Feed and Coal
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CITY PROPERTY
For Sale
Good 4-rciom bcuee on McLeen
street, very neat house, shadv
yard and near business
center. Price
$750
One 5-room house on Ferris ave.
This is very conveniently located
as to business. university and
public scboal. For a short time
we can offer for the CQCf|
low price or.V 00 JU
ojliitin*. tety dstatraMft. lot on Vick·
ery streetyjfllfrrFgefl^cugh for
two dwtlliDgRt)0„v )e..fAi;Rn
Prlce TM3W!CÔ*3U
A very ΜΜ»ΜΙ»ϋΡ rtbKtowttot ■
tege, with 6 rooms and hall,
fronting car aim>A>9aW>fc(* ft!
One neat 4-room bouse on North
College st. Roomy lot, lasting
wnter, crib and shed. Α ί7ΕΠ
bargain at ψ I JU
One good 4 room house on Kauf
man st., large corner lot, citv
vater and a bargain $1150
A nice 6-room modem cottage,
4>£ acres of land, near college.
Plenty of .water, gocd barn and
outbuildings. Terms
easy. Price
Une lot 200x400 feet, in '4 mile of
university, beautifully located
with east Irontfovf-rlooking the
entire town. 'Ibis is one or tbe
flreet building sites in the vlcin
$2250
... it y of the university. Very
street. A real good barn JMWT J< .xrheftp aiid easy terms.
outbulldtDgiJi^j^Xjv^arVftftH house on Brown st.,
of water, a bargain at ψ*7ϋϋν» , ^ 1 425-barrel ele
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•GOOD NEWS!
IF ROM ι {
EGGER CITY
THIS means good news to my customers
and bad news to my unfortunate competitors
MONDAYand TUESDAY
January 13 and 14 ]
I am going to sell all goods in the house at 25 per
cent discount, or >4 off of the market price. This
includes Dry Goods, C lothing, Carpets, Furniture
etc. This is no removal sale, no "Oklahoma
Clearance" sale, no farce bargain sale, no "red
tape" sale, no changing hands sale, but one of
Hgger's real, genuine
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Bargain Sales
This is a bargain sale in reality. I do not have to
close my doors to give you bargains. Do not forget
that Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 13 and 14, you get
J4, or 25 per cent off the marked price on any- §
thing in the house Yours for Trade S