Cotton Receipts for Mexia yards and totals
Cotton receipts for Mexia show totals from multiple yards with 11 470 as the day’s sum and a highest price paid of 7.00. Seed cotton sold today brought in 19.50 dollars.
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Newspaper
Mexia Evening Ledger
Location
Mexia, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1899
Page
3
Cotton receipts for Mexia show totals from multiple yards with 11 470 as the day’s sum and a highest price paid of 7.00. Seed cotton sold today brought in 19.50 dollars.
Local note: Rev J F McKenzie left by noon train to Mansfield for Presbytery then Temple for Synod and returns in about two weeks. he led the last Presbytery as moderator and will preach the opening sermon tonight. Other small items include visits by W L Wood, ALN Snapp, J Batchelor, Tom Ross, and Claude Gibbs. Episcopal services scheduled for Sunday October 16 with Rev W L Smith.
To the ladies beginning next Monday morning we will launder table cloths napkins pillow cases sheets and towels for 80 cents per dot shirts collars cuffs and shirt waists at list price all other family laundry at list price less 15 percent We make them as white as snow Phone 78.
The Dallas Fair opens September 28 and runs through October 22 with special Central line fares. Round trip $3.80 from September 27 to October 22, and $2.50 with a later limit. Weekly weekend rates apply, $1.00 each Saturday and Sunday, with Sunday night limit. Local notices mention visitors from Tecumcana Corsicana and rural arrivals. Celery at Hovey's. No Presbyterian service Sunday due to Presbytery absence. Weather breezy and dusty. Local piano men Hawkins and Patrick visiting. Prescott, the man of time.
A stranger complains about rough shaving at a barber shop. The barber admits inexperience and says the boss only trusts him to shave strangers. The scene notes a few locals including 8. W. Rissep, a jeweler, who is described as fair and equal to all customers.
Cotton receipts for Mexia in 1898 99 total 86 000 with 1999 1900 projected at 20 000. Actual counts show Sept 1 1899 ahead of last year while Sept 16 and Sept 23 lag behind. Totals to Oct 7 1899 reach 18 690 and 10 266 respectively.
The Ottumwas, Dallas Lyceum association’s first 1899 1900 season attraction, appeared Tuesday night at Turner hall to a large representative audience. The ensemble includes Edward Weeks B B Brock E W Peterson George H Tate Miss Jessie Kleinman and this was not their first visit. Hearty applause greeted each number as Dallas News reports their upcoming October 24 appearance with tickets available at Rube Storey’s and Kennedy Brothers.
Advertisements and brief notices list grocery deals aprons orders from the Ladies Aid Presbyterian church and door to door call services. Also lost bracelet near home and school, and residents Mrs G E Petty and Mrs H Munger Jr traveling to Corsicana and Dallas. Cottage rental near Methodist church and local shop prices noted.
Two good houses and a deal better than average are offered. Bee me at once for well located lots and reliable guidance in the real estate business. Tam will not pigeon hole your interests if you entrust them to me.
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