The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-27

have his eyes treated.
Ladd's hotel, the Central, is grow
ing in favor. Try him aud see.
Bill Washington, of Marietta was
in the city Yesterday.
Commissioner Scott's court was ut
g atAndStill Yesterday aud today.
ONE QUARTER OFF on clothing
at the Big Iron Store.
H. H. Russell and Mr.. Pennington,
went to Evansville today on business.
Hon. A. C. Cruce went to Gaines
vile last evening on professional bus
iness.
Clariett soap is the best in the |
world. Six cakes for 25 cents at the
Racket Store. 26 ct.
Andrew Hardy, Of Bcrwyn, is in
the city today circulating among his
friends.
Mrs. W. B. Lawrence, of Ell Reno,
o. T., is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. S.
w. Parker.
Ladies' dress goods worth fifty
cents going at 80 at the Racket Store.
26 ct.
We are sorry to state that Mrs. C.
Mccoy is quite seriously i'll from
pneumonia.
G. NJ. YArbrough went to Thack-
erviile yesterday, to deliver an organ,
which he had sold.
G. n. Yarbrough & Co. buy and
sell everything in the second hand
line, from kitchen TO parlor Feb. 3tf
Charles A. Sammous, manager for
tho Richardson Lumber Company,
| went to Gainesville last night.
! L. B. IIoberson, of the Racket Store,
went to Gainesville last evening re-
turning on the midnight tram.
Every body will do we'll to avail
themselves OF the prices offered on
shoes at the Racket Store fer q short
time only. &c 1t.
Mrs. Benton, of Dangherty, who
has been visiting her brother-in Law.
, L. B. Robertson, returned home this
morning.
g Max Munzesheimer returned last
. night from Galveston, after an absencr
3 of several weeks taking in various
9 Texas points.
: L. B. Robertson, proprietor of the
a Racket Store has determined to con-
2 vert his imnersc stock OF dry goodt
and groceries into cash regardless o.
cost Now is the time to save
money. 26-2t.
Frank Coleman, of Durwood, wa
tried before Commissioner Gibbon.
today on charge of adultery. liz
was discharged.
Misses Blassingame and Cannon, O.
Cannon, Texas, who have bsen visit
ing the family of r. w. Dick, return
ed home last night.
The wood work in the front of thG
= bottling works, on North Cadd,
street, is being put in today, and will
. be ready ior occupancy in sRor
V time.
6, The honk-a-tonk last night was vel
is attended by ball heads, bachelors ant
a leading citizens. Most of them ar
T inclined to kick themselves this morn
y ing for being sold.
r Messrs. Chip Wells aud Arthu
n Williams. two prominent busines
d men of Clarksvilfe, Tex, are in tn
= city prospecting with 3 view to 10
70 eating.
= John Simpson, of the firm of lyle
, & Simpson of Gainesville, was in tn
l. city yesterday visiting his brother-in
u law John Mahoney. He rcturns'
" home on the afternoon train.
The stone work on the hotel com
* naefleed this afternoon snd is bein
% pushed with energy. 1t will only b
" q few days until the walls will begi
to climb to the proportions Of pei
= manent magnficence.
r Captain l.. L. Stowe, mention q
y whose illness has been previounl
10 made, is We are glad to state, able t.
be out ON the street and at his ofac
d though not we'll enough to enter int
10 the active dischare Of official duty.
n Remember that the mite society q
n the Christian church meets tonight &
% the residence of Rev. j. n. Claypot