The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-02

a. D. Hubbard has purchased
A. M. Burch's residence on NOrtl
Caddo for $500.
Mr.. e. j. Hubbard leaves to-mor
row morning for Duncan after his
wi Mrs. Hubbard. She has been
; visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred
Shields, formerly of this city.
Notwithstanding the Ardmoreite
now has the largest circulation of
any paper ever published in the city
new subscribers continue to pour in.
Let the good work go ON.
j Frank Genung, Chief Deputy Of
the Muskogee district, left last night
on the o'clock train for Muskogee
and will return next Monday at the
beginning of the civil docket.
The criminal docket was COM
pleted and the court took recess
yesterday evening. Court convenes
Monday morning when the civil
docket will be taken up.
Many do not know where the
ADMoREIrE Office is located. It
is up stairs over the harness store
across the street from the First
National bank.
One of our young friends, Markus
Alvis, happened to quite serious
accident yesterday. A doctor had to
be called in to sew up the wounds.
He is getting along all right this af-
ternoon.
Attention is called to the s1ad" of
J. II. Hughes, which appears in this
issue. 1t speaks for itself and shows
the appreciation in which he holds
local journalistic enterprise. Give
him csll.
The Jail at Ardmore is greatly over
crowded 81 prisoners were piled
in ON top of those already confhed
last week. We are informed that
Ardmore is sadly in need of enlarged
fand improved Jail facilities.
Rev. j. L. Griffin, . noted colored
| divine, has arrived in Ardmore. He
is known over Texas and Mississippi.
Whites as we'll as colords attend bis
meetings. He will open up st the
colored Methodist church tonight.
Judge Chas. B. Stuart left yester-
day evening for Gainesville to spend
recess with his family and rest up
from the laborious work which he
has undergone. He will return
Monday at which time he will take |
up the civil docket. !
Col. C. G. Rocks. of Duncan WHOSE !
pleasing countenance and gentleman
ly manners have attarcted so much |
the discharge of his official duties !
was one among the fifty subscribers
to the Ardmoreite today.
We are losing money and busi-
ness every day owing to the bad
condition of the stairway leading
up to our office. We hope the par
ties who own or have charge of thG
property will remedy this trouble
soon.
Mother do all Angels hy?'y said a |
little Ardmore girl. this morning.
ayes, my DEAR" why do you ask2" |
"Because papa often calls the gov
erness his Angel. Why don't she fly"
because my dsar, because, because
she is going is fly right now"
A good sister,livine near Ardmore,
sent one OF 9ur divines a nice basket
of potatOes| yesterday, with brief
letter, statih ing that as he said last Sun
day that some common taters
(comme3 taters) did not agree with
him she had sent him some real good
ones.
AYeung offender named Waite,
was before Judge Stuart Yesterday on
a cha lrge of carrying concealed Weap-
Ons. BE plead guilty and was given
a faith AerIy lecture by the court, in the
courseA of which his honor exacted
promi4, he from the lad that if leniency
were shown him he would lead dif-
ferentS life. A fine of $50 was assessed
and sentence indefinitely suspended.
The bby left the court room with
q light step, his face beaming with
look OF thankfulness toward the one
who I'D shown more mercv than he
had reSason to expect. Now if some Of
the godDd people of Ardmors would
lend hand in the way of helping to
promoteA the reformation begun this
wRif a bh.;oht how NAV be bOlster0d