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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
QUOTATIONS. OF gEEvEs

Good 10 primo steer, sOli year - 1Ja%J
the aV"ragr price estimated a - 80
BEI\FS Receipts for the two DAYS III
40li headli consigned direct to sarghcrcrs. -
for export alive to Great Britain. and for tho
market aud counting the cattle held SATURDAY, and
Friday there fully 90 sale. Oncthird Of
IN" offerings Coorados and Texans and there
several 1f old In tho Yards Good
wrro and lOc higher; all other grades OF
I'm modera" request but little firm bulls
Hight supply and 20, higher. About everything
the scales and tho feeling III" close full
at the opening TcNai, sold az SO iOds3 20 per 100 :,
Coicrd ~ 81 30s3 90 very Ordinary good native
steers - icd.j 10; 10 tops 30: oxen gt -
al so bulls at ~ Soo.2 60 COWS ~ 5Odso 60
by the head ~ tlj each. city dressed beef In
fair demand at ca n9c for cNtF"mc> with general at
7asic per n TcNss and Colorado sides sold at jd7c.
Latest private cable adicrs quote refrigerated beef selling
1t scant SEQ pr n aud American slow at 9,T
fOar estimated drcs>~d weight.
Yesterday with 80 cattle for Schwary.chid Sulzbcreer
the Europe wa laden to-day with $40 cattle Tor Cold
smith n. laurie takes TUESDAY
Goldsmith 100 do for j. Shamberg SON. 500 quar-.
for " Morris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
isDi! Notlecs.

n IRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES FVk TnE srU IHElN DISTRICT or
-YOHN-Ia,id Baird complainant. against The
EmpIrc Mills Complain, d"lcid.nt. /. equity,
To
Notice is her 10y 81, t3t tn undersigned no. been
appointed By l> Court Re e.yr oil ana singular ths
property and asset. .. TIE Fmyr " ~, Company
coratlo, GRATED BY and under Tie laws OF me stats
OF Ncw-York, aud tia, he Ia, duly qualified such
Receiver.
Iy an OF the United States Circuit Court for tho
Southern district OF prea Eastern Division h. r TO-
fore c"tercd In suit pending IN said Corr. the ullsr
signed tcca appoints aacllgry R'ceiy for said coA
pora,lon IN said DIN 90 Of GeCF2 unl has qualified
such ancllary Receiver.
are ,njonr by the order, o. sai1 Courts fi0-i any
way interfering With the property OF said cosporstion
Further notice T. hereby given that al person, In.
sa.d hereby re.uir. u
IN such Receiver at his Office No. is BEAVER
Street in tie CITY OF New-Nors OF all debts and
OF owing by them respectively to such crforaoa
ana 10 pay the sano TO sad Receiver before The
oSth dY of December 1898.
All persons having i ther p session anv property
effects such Grafton hrob: QurN ~ denver
coiyer forthwith AMI bclor. the
o, tn day OF DECEMBER i.ot az IN pla Aforesaid.
CURED deliver their rspc." ~ CUNT All demands
exhibit and their claim o. the und incl al
the place or,,!i on before December u 1898
All persoi~ holding any olcl eN sting conirA.t %
OF VITA said ora. iere5y rqur]
% present tl. rimo in vrtng and In detail . such
Re- ever at The 1c" aor sail "a or before the assO
Dated Ne'y.yor. Cty. o tobc- g. 1919.
WALDO ELLIS kN Np.'. Re- lvcr,
Anclilary lfc"iycr said District OF Georgia
MANLEY y. KANNuND.
solicitor for kr1e.. Yer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
EUROPEAN PPODTCE MARKETS.

Liverpool oct 1G. S45 p m.-Iioef and pork in
moderate demand; Hams in poor demand; short
cut. about IL to IL H. at i6S. Bacon in mod
crate demand; long clear middlcs. about i5 III. dull
at Sis: long and short clear middles. about 50 n,
dull at SIS Cheese in fair demand Tallow in mod
crate demand. Spirits of turpentine In fair de-
mand: firm at 2s Cd. Rosin in moderate demand.
I.ard-Spot I'm poor demand futures I'm demand.
Wheat In poor demand; No rel winter duh at
rs al; No red sprng dull at IS SID. Flour In
poor demand. Corn-Spo; in moderate demand: IN
tures-Thc demand has fallen on; mixed Western
steady IT 80 i12,d: October easy at 80 Ma:
Is i.d. Hops At I.ondon-Pacihc Coast in poor de-
nand Receipts Of wheat Tor the past week from
Atlantic ports. 50lo, ouartors: from Pacific ports
none; from other sources. 5000 quarters Receipts
OF American corn for the past week. 2S 100 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

Cash quotations follows: Flour-Market
quiet. demand light offerings moderate prices
spring wheat. i9a6ss No 2 red. sl'ss: 30 corn
barley. Sc; No sassssd. 81 S:as os. prime i'm
chy seed 9 as 81 mes pork x per Dbl 81 Sss
81 a5uss 50; dry saltvl shoulders lboxed), s7aS 25
short clear sides (bcxedl 50 25Gfso5o whskey. dis.
I,frS Sc s srana sHSa sat sandard
the hodfe 'o ne butter b
from 19I2c to 2oc
8 25: fancy. at @aS 40; family. s. 7Sass Wheat
the market sd, was firm on light receipts No red
heavy receipts. Yellow ear on track. 4ic; white
lo1c 0atsDmarket is barely steady Mixed. sell.
ing at 292et zoe. Rye-market remains steady at
mess SIS: family pork SO: clear family. SO 81
Bacon steady; shoulders Size; short rib sides sell
of 81 Il were 40 barrels.
that ruled on Saturday the local market opened
duh and lower, but strengthened liberal buy
but later In the day continued demand by shorts
and for inySsments sent prices up to the highest
Der wheat opened at ccc. sold down to 1913 and
in active a oMep My I ssRs
close, on track-No Northern, 62Nc No spring.
Barley-No 2 and October, 54c market active sam
P ns in sSS9 = a q" 81
Corn dull: No b 5sc; No T. S6c. Faxseed-S OF
five cars OF cash at 81 O2ia: close for cash. 81 OF.
Timothy seed quiet and unchansed Flour dun and
unchanged. Mill stufs easier; standard bran. per
ton. sacked sl 10 sl2 mddlngs do. sl2 Is to 49,
Minneapolis. oct l6.-Wheat just held with the
closing market Saturday. but II had "A narrow
escape from doing worse. The opening a cent
under the price. and for time 1t looked II the
traders had given up all hopes. and were ready
to unload everything they had IN the wheat line,
but turn for the better In Chicago brought an
advance here quickly. December opened at size
and closed 5s7sc. after selling at sSasc The close
saturday 5Shc May. opened at 6iAc and
closed at C5,c. after selling at f5s.c. The cash
market was quick respond to the better feeling
In futures There l96 of No ! Northern
sold at SIC. and most of the No Northern sold at
SOC. Mers bought freely. There big sale |
OF barley. with prices shade easier Receipts OF
wheat here were 7o6 cars Four-first patents.
s; 50nSl 90; bakers 81 75n$2 49, low grades. 81 20lr
8 Is Bran and shorts-sran. 1919 Is; shorts,
so 0n$ll Market easy and demand good. Corn |
market steady: receipts light No 3. SIC; No yell |
low. sc Oats-No white 2iiac No 3 @fc
Philadelphia Oct. l6-Flour-Market weak and |
unsettled. In sympathy with the downward move |
ment In wheat Buyers lacked {. confidence and were
6s2 90; No winter family. e s0gH 20: Pennsyl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New.Yor3, October l6, 1898.

New-York. October 16, 1853
.urTON The cotton market opened hrn az an ad.
vance of to II points and ruled exceptionally
throughout the session. the salo- for the day raching
the unusual total Of $4,000 bales. with the market
Saturdays closing figures. At the highest
point the market showed advance Of 1s points.
The due chiefly reports OF damage by
frost and Of further reports predicted for tonight notably
In North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia, with
private reports naming localities which visited
BY frost within the last twenty four hours The easier
feeling In the latter part OF the session was due 20
active audatcn. srssly on southern account but IL
good part European orders. mixed with some local
selling. Sentiment on Change in view Of recent re;
ports Of frost in the South have undergone decided
change tment is in the main bullish.
factor the irmness Of the market to-day the
persons estimate Of 500 oco bales Although Zoo
600 bales is still thought inside figure, estimates
are in the neiehborfood OF 100000 bales. Private
cables explained break In the Liverpool parket which
occurred during middle Of the day due 10
that Neill Bros were out with an estimate Of 77so.
600 bales minimum The subsequent advance In the
Liverpool market due reports from this side in
dcatlng by FROST and predicting sharp falling
of in receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Oct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS last twenty
four hours l64o head total for week 9n N sad
consigned through. LOO head; to New-forK, l.ooo
head on sale. 2.4OO head; market opened barely
steady for best heavy 10 to 5c n"sed tot
ali Sold extra export steers. s l5lS 3; good
i55O-lb 81 75a 81; good shippers 8 s5aa 13 Hght
81 81; GOOD Fat heifers s. $50 s. %; mixed butchers
g 75aS 5O feeders s3ms3 %; stockers 81 5caG -;
bulls % o extra heavy rs Hcgs sreFn
last twenty-four hours $50 head; total for week
thus far 2os5o head for same co time last 70 Week
YORK. 700 head on sale. $50 head: market opened
stronger: closed firm: all sold. except number OF
medium and heavy s7ds7 Is: pigs So 6Oms5 10 Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts last wenty-four hours S,sU
time last week $500 head: consigned through;
200 head: to NewYork 1900 head on sale ~, io,T
head market opened stronger FOR an kinns' e,o5ea
weak some late arrivals unsold: Canada ame5
81 ms fair to best native lambs 81 2)lSi 20;
light do. 50 5OaA Is; fair to good mixed sheep'
East liberty Oct ls-Cattle-l25 cars for sale;
demand fair; market slow and lower prime - 40; ,o
Tou ng f fa 50 si fair !sht good
rat cows and heifers 81 75ls3 %; bulls and stays;
@ o about D tons and steady On
Workers at unchanged prices. Sheep-Suppy tadr;
demand light market slow and lover; extra: Ss s9
$ &; s sS2inr s %%@ - f cMs H'' 81 'e"'
St Louis. oct. l6-Catte-IRecepts, 200 head:
market f5sSay Ss $ %. s. Sssv Seas
mixed. s. GOass 30. sheep-Receipts, 1000 head;
I-nien Stock Yards Chicago, Oct 1s-Catte-Re
ceipts 1900 head: market steady; common to ex-
ira steers 81 25as5 so; stockers and feeders 2sa
81 3: cows and bulls. 81 5on 50 90: calves &aS o.
5000 head; market steadier heavy
S. 1886 50: common to choice mixed. g 21nS 80
choice assorted. IS sass So light $ Soa IS ,o pigs
weak: common to choice Westerns 81 GOlS 25 poor
to choice natives. Sass s.: lambs. s. ioaSi 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
CrN, NUEN<I TV, TFTJ.
GEORGE SEwEi.L BONNER.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Ofiice and Postoi,ice address,
q UpREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

y UpREME COURT, CITY AND COUNT
~ OF Ncw-York. Hezckiah Archer, aintn. aeai1t
Oscar NJ. Durham and the Cassol publishing SohpAiy'
DEFENDANTS a.
order Of this Court dated the sth day q octoy.
1s03 and entered In the Office OF the Clerk OF the Cit
and County Of NewYok In the above entitled acuon :
the undersigned the Receiver OF the Casse Pubish,ns
Company Will cell and dispose Of all the stosk eos.
electrotypc and other plates stationary qure sosa
paper paper stock subscriptions and subscription con-
traits. furniture and fixtures. claims book accoune p
issory notes contracts rights money and cash ~ ,a
and all other property aud assets or said Cassli PuD>
ing Company mentioned in the catalogue or invrnG inventory
in the Office OF the Clerk Of tho City and County OF
York the Sd day Of October 1898. tosefhr WIN au
such additions thereto shall have been made by sara
Receiver subject such deductions as shall have been
the business Of said company down % the tine Of 'hs
sale and transfer by him to the purchaser beng GIL o.
such property and assets as shall be- emanmE ~ "
hands nc that time. whole In one piiccl NJ pun.
auction to the highest bidder. at price not Ics, '.s
hundred and fifty thousand doars at the prne1c~s
and 100 Fourth Avenue. in the City OF Nsw.f.s g
o'clock noon, the tweny.seventn day o vc'
Der. 1893; WENF ny ; y BRAKE"' Receiver
Attorneys for Receiver ~ wall stree. New ork CIV.
pyERTIsEMESTs AMP syRscwRIIP FT Nh F SHs
tkIvEp Al THE gFToWS SFSiSE 10 :na :s ip ErSa$
EiehthAvc. g. e. cor. Twenty thIrdst lS2 Sixthsve;
1871 Fou thaye., Fonreenth.I: Ioo INr,,aNS,
corner Fotty.seventhsk; oe6 Ihirdave near cI IS;
ye.rts.sts.:s sS7 wss So Ths,S .s,s
snd.twsiitS and onsSun6red and. thirteenth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

Pet'at - s4oG $50 3 3ca 10 ....~a..... ss.a 10
West India erades SY@ "a
M nike ia
yORNMEAr.-Thc market 4. steady sales. 800 bb-
ard so 1se o's ID vi saeamoSe
= S. $s.5 Fo' P Il 81 o 5s 's %%
Me,ca a' ,c .ssD. go 81 as fs d
4 "a o h ,n chon 100 2'loG 49, u,y feed
wnfA~-u Gey Of c,tvs lauas:Ionn o and
when the nc: dropmd ~ from isG . ogn no HG ,oaa
made Exactly 10 drop in prices without cent per
hnhc ration ON the la, advance Decenscr sold a.
thea Recovery to 7sc which price there has been
and demoraInac "@c The senate adjourned the
noning without alton sale. dnrne the oreno9n were s
zen The ay t, ale for ,on mG past No., me ' NIX
liquiat hv discouraged holders. Be-
fore nidday howc,er tbc rush ws "TgT ana prices BE be;
Tie crrly decline. There quite good buying during
some Of rhc Big trader, who have been working
bar lie Of The narNe, for some tn, pat, coyercd con" sd
oppressed there foreign liquidation also.
' Of 600 6 on bit was nc" sum lett to stSaay
the or na n,, inc % '" gso ~ Go snn
market during tho afternoon amounted to cent bu.hd
Of long wheat seemed To- be over for the time
a d o ana S net va s 20" tho ds tom GssS s s
Official of SATURDAY was 'sdlc II was serted that
the decline that operators quite free
BUYERS Cl,h wheat moderately active and =;
lower. closing steady. Exporter. boieht 10000 bush
arl miller. lG.coo bush. Saics were 80 900 BUSH
ioNoWS: No " f'd. 70 una r December IL >t"fr. De-
ccn,"r closed at Gre lc under December al store.
j. under December aHoat: and 2c under Drccmher
Delivered No hard winter 40 COO hush. 4 under De-
ecmh'r liyrcF 1000 bu,h 2'c under Dcscm5,r b
anoat 10 arrive; 80 Eorih"rn spring. 10000 bush lc
uador December II store delivered 5000 bush i2c over
@s''F d' s n nsGG '"'S ST De Sc
nrd ncc"mrc- and piyat" tcrms delivered
oN' M Nct fcr co'n opened actiyc at 80 decline
rodrc r , G'9t r 9h t ne ",S g
% u1.'"G ,nI morning N'.n eoh,ia'inme iohH 'in
com NJ rll 'r-N III Nvhl',,W WIN u.r cttIlne y,
m Wi v h',,r i',ims prc'a I,i ana
pfrr =, r., III ''r, oei, W.
,a, IL VII havn M cr" On Tho crnm ercc,i,. = tm
ih@ narseti~" r, tbc now ro,n Thc .wooi or coz, IN
ooo -. ~, 20.
49,. o 30 100 , iiuuo nl',ols I'D" n,pc -lppF
- ILL., p, u - .u INC, ., cor,
IN W. I'LL az 1911 pn VIII , S.pP,n N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

COFFEE-The coffee market at New.York was de.
cidedly rmer to-day and sales o'clock 90 900
bags within the following range; OCTOBER 735al7A0;
iS25ai52o; March 15.s6sls.o6; May, I6.GOai565
thus showing OF 20 40 points. The local
temper is decidedly bullish and good many buying
orders executed for local and European account
There little sale. and IL
brough. except at enhanced prices The European
all frmer, Hsvre yancne i4dIa
francs Hamburg was ha' higher. and London 3GGd
5000 bags and the stock 900 bags with prices and
exchange unchanged. There II marked tendency
part traders to long the and they
BE- realizing the meaning Of DELAYED receipts
Brazilian ports The scarcity OF epo5 coffee with the
frmness and tendency toward HIGHER prices is
strengthening the market for There con-
siderable trading razn coffee aOat prefer
TO purchase coffee that than 10 take the risk Of poss
BILE higher prices when the coffee arrives here. The
sales 21 $50 bags. The market closed steady and
pncha pped 70 toiptSh Ohp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

RIO COFFEE-Thcre not a very lively movement
IN spot and anoat coffee the only important sale being
700 Bags Rio No aioat per Capua at 1sisc The
kes closed arm with No spot quoted at 1Si2c. Mild
coffee was firm with sales of LOO bags Msracalbo,
Savanila 400 Central American ana 100 Mexial oil on
private terms. The stock and visible supply OF Brazil
coffee on spot and afOat to-day, compared with yes
terday and corresponding day last year. is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
4 LW-YORK SUPREME COURT, Wcs;chcs.

~ ter county ->usanna shaH Mn.url p,as,li aginss
sss0 Of ih n""t 9iSa,a IN anG a ~ tie s VII
~" " le.aI Of .an ,srtr siis and remand men Inc
said Robert ;. Mm.nrn AMI {: tdM "a Biqv-t a. sub
e te OF XnHa Mar esise o. AMI lie m,inacasa as
a ?' t Na aa5r .s C. VIII T 81 n Ha .i as ss
fSr the r. q Sn eO1er Apt 'G . sn1 aSdi
said WIN Of The trusts e'eied for 2, n ~ OF ESa
acm a1'i is qssor ee sSd: at a u "u eaes
Php Ju'tise SENDS as Nccu'oF ., The Las VIII ana
ins 's Hol =, N Msiy n % S s"I Bam r
i ah ha'G s HG"af a IN" lr rns % Rave MsS
M"rS tr.Gh Blrii". jo6h l. N-Ianwal a. 90 'u
4aS ns OF John % I'D % SSs, a. 1. WI
man raqI T%caer"an kItaiigr Mary Mp'"n re JSSa
0qekc John Mintun clcse. = ancIs Churchill onsss;rI
junior. tiesy i;,ass oicsc A. .andcs oaicss ROBE.
,aah Nd1s Mps "Sc s l N A j. Hia nr
Macdonald Sneait NotoI liarE3SH ssnd, Manor lan va.
s sand' and Ia veomft d,ad M cauny Of w
i F. ,ss .oove.named Defendants:
S this 1S1 and to e copy %c 81 das a tho
service OF THE summons exclusive 81 The day OF serSr;
ment VIII be taken against You default tor the reIid
demanded IN the complaint. oo
Dated S'"''' Sto 5SS' s Il pSxsEH ;.,..,
once and POstoaee address.
No. as Waist,
New.york City. y. Y.
To Susan Carer BARNS: coG,tancs Mar B'Iicr;
William Ewort Besmish Barter. ,od Herman JOIN
Barring. Godfrey Nigel E,eari Barring; Sgsanna Bstix
Macy, Vincent Tra,er- Macy, Muriel Ursula Bar,a,s
Anna Mary Oucke. Charles penrosr Quicke. John Mn.
turn ouieke Francis Churchill 3ueke Edith pe"rse
bekah Nucombe Qulcke, Anna Miry oulckr, Jr, ,c,y
oacse, eS Clarence GraSye sinclair . ASSIad Herr
NJ acdonald sinclair. Morton Hsrcourt sand.. MAhsa
Katharine Mary Minturn. John Wendell Minturn. Mhre
Mnturn and Hugh Mintum the brrgoing summons -
'erNcd you by publication pursuant 10 an
Hon. Willard Bartlett OF the Justice o. the CouiS
dated the first day OF September 1898 and ned via
complaint In the Office OF the Clerk OF the County
az his Office in White Plains, Westches'S
County, New-York. -
GEORGE SEwFTL BONNER,
Plaintiff, Attorney,
Olice and Pos.oace address.
No IS wallst.
Ncw.York city, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
'ew.York stocks in store and anoat ::
Chicago stocks OF grain:

Amount Of gtaIn on Passage:
L. KINGDOM Continent. Topl. Changes.
Wheat bu 00o 70j6 600 % 900 Dec. 800 900
Corn bu... 900 23l4c 900 5O42 600 Dec. 10000
And with the visible compared with lat also:
~ on paselge Vlble. Total Changes:
Wheat bu 20 $4,000 Gj 267 900 81 123 600
Corn bu.-.. J0is 600 9Os3 OcO II 1871 coo Inc 10000
Ouo,tons follow For comparison, the closing prices OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

FLOUR AND MEAL-The -four market was oo.,n
and lower 10 sell. with s,meNh more
trade account Of the forcing out Of snall lines
patents weak, and In lines were offered ~ ~
although small lots were quoted high As y, 10 ,c
demand small, transactions being aI,nos,
t:rey for local account and by dealers were ready
take moderate Quantities In order % rencnish
Sales were 10 200 pkgs including 500 winter patents
at s. 6oass 20 for good AND ~ 40 for 800 win
rive for choice and 81 in sacks which 600 sold fa
bbis At % csae2 75 extrs 2, 900 bbIs at $3.50 IN
sacks TO o. % In 6es 200 bh,s supcrnne at 80 ood
Sbls strafhts at 90 sS 1000 bbls clears at ~ ,aSs
800 bbs rye mixtures. at s2 49, 400 bbls extra No
privste terms and ?so sacks q .uecnne at al so
Southern -four wrs quiet .;BUCKwH EAT-The market
closing ct " bid and s2 rs asked .~..RYE FToUKk..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
LIVE STOCK MAnKtTS.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

W Wind M TtITTN
New York. October 10 1873
Bccvcs. Cow. C'Iv"-. Sn'ep aud Lambs Swine.
sjoJ 90 4,73l i91J9 81 2jS
Be,es. Cows Ca VS. shecp.swi,e.
sStleth-.t. ........ 1856 100 ash ei7ss
ii"boRe 25i 8, ioi 1881 .IiSs
Wee awkcn and sat. II -. l9 :..... AS
Re cips last week oJ7 pa 4jS, u S23 80 Is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-22

Great piles of dry goods and
notions are arriving daily from
bankrupt stocks in New York and
Chicago at the Racket Store and
are being rushed out at an equally
rapid rate. Cheap for cash.
A. j. Pressly, of Cass county
Ga, was in the1 city yesterday.
He enjoys the distinction of beng
the taiiest man ever in Ardmore,
being seven feet in height.
Rev. Shawhan, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, left yesterday
for Mississippi, where he will be
married next Sunday. He and his
bride will return here, their future
home, next week. Congratulations.
are extended in advance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-22

THE South may be on the
Threshold of another "bOom," but
it should be an honest boom. If
there was ever a time when truth
fulness in describing the advant-
ages of village or city shonld be
followed it is now. And why not tell
the truth? There are enough facts
regarding the climate, the resources,
the cheapness of labor, the trans
portation facilities, the character OF
the people and the soundness of
Southern financial institutions
around Ardmore to induce an in
vestment of capital
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-22
Svecisl Excursion 10 Fort Worth,

On Wednesday, Nov. 22rd. the G
c. II F. 5. Ry. will give special ex-
cursion train from all points in the
Indian Ter. to Ft. worth and return,
at the exceedingly low rate of one
dollar for the round trip. Special
train leaves Ardmore fer Ft worth at
6.25 a. IN. arriving at FIT. worth 1O.45
a. m. Special train leaves Fit. worth
at 9.15 wednesday p. IN, arriving at
Ardmore at 145 a. I'D.
Tickets good only for special train
both going and coming, and will not
be honored ON regulrr trains-Re-
member but one dollar to Fit. worth
aud return. |. L. Msacn,
rent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-22
THE CITY.

J. n. Worthy will sell you Irish
potatoes at $1.10 per bushel.
Mrs. j. l.. Gait is now considered
out of danger, much to the delight OF
her many friends.
Teas, coffees and imported goods a
speciality at the Mccoy brick, where
j n. Worthy now holds forth.
Sidewalks are in wretched condi-
ton. Better repair them before the
days of snow and sleet arc upon us.
ONE-QUARTER OFF on clothing
at the Big Iron Store.
Rev. A. S. Cook of Leon is in the
city.
For fruits. oranges and nuts of all
kinds, call Oh j. y. Worthy at his new
stand.
Quite cool wave sprung up this
morning aud red hot stoves and over
coats were III demand.
You can buy cabbage at 1-2 cents
per pound at j. y. Worthy's.
Wanted-a good Cook for small
family; apply at this office. 1w.
See those fine NJ. ID. Wells shoes
at the Racket Store, selling at cost.
1wk,
20 pounds of Y. c. Sugar for $1,OO
at j. N Worthy's.
Wanted-Board and room with
private family by man and wife
with one child. Must be close to
Main Street and room must be
nice; address "Alphabet," care
Ardmorite.
Harshaw sets the best table for
the least money of any man in
town. If
DRESS GOODS reduced 25 per
cent at the Big Iron Store.
The Racket Store is the cheapest
cash house in the Territory, and don't
you forget it. 1wk.
c.. B. Ladd's new cook has re
turned and the rush to the Central
hotel is something wonderful to
behold. 1t
For fine hosiery of every kind, go
to the Racket Store. 1wk.
ALL boys, youths and mems suits
and overcOats reduced % per cent at
the Big Iron Store.
Murdoch e Hccla's Old Dominion
roasted coffee, three pounds for $1.O0
at j. \. Worthy'e. Give it trial.
One OF the most popular eating
houses in the city Is that of Mr.. IIar-
shaw. When YOU eat there once
you will go again. See this popular
young man's "ad" elsewhere. If.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-22

THE New York Sun started a
story that Miss Helen Gould
was about to marry a man named
Woodruff. George Gould in a
letter to the Associated Press de-
nies this emphatically and says
his sister is engaged to no one.
When Miss Helen marries she will
probably purchase a count, duke
or some other poverty stricken
foreign dude with a title, as this
is the fashion Of rich young Ameri-
can women.