The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-09


success and full complement of the |
good things of this world wherever
he may roam.
About $35O.OO VIC rth of wall paper |
81 the Racket Store to sell at 6OctS. |
on the dollar. Ifyou need wall paper |
now is yoWr time. 1-9 1w.
Mrs. III. H. Russell and children are |
expected to arrive tonight from
Warrensburg Mo-, where they have
spent the past month visiting friends
and relatives.
Now that the rush is over the
Racket Store has decided to make an
array of prices that will open your
eyes. Look out for something to
drap. 161wk
Col. Thomas Grant, one of the
wealthy citizens of the territory, liv-
ing at Arbuckle, came up from Gaines
vile last night and returned home
this morning.
ONE QUARTER UFF oa clothing
at the Big Iron Store.
Miss Daisy McFall most accom-
plished young lady came up from
Whitesboro Texas, today, She will
go out to Velma, her home, tomorrow
10 company with her father.
G. M. Yarbrough & Co. buys and
sell everything in the second hand
line, from kitchen to parlor.
Dec. .27-1mo
Rev. Sam Small will deliver his lec-
ture "From Bar Room to Pulpit" at
the NJ. E. Church South, Friday night
The ladies aid society have the meet
ing in charge.
Clothing at cost at the Racket store.
161wk
j. J. McFall, of Velma, who has
more friends than pores in his body
is in the city, having come down to
meet his daughter, Miss Daisy who
has been attending school at Whites
SorO, Texas.
Short order meals served all hours
at Sam Greenwoods. 16 II
From assignee Durie. it ia learned
that the assets of w. FL. Dotsop, the
Rolf merchant foot up $4,000 and
the liabilities e13.5OO. He thinks the
preferred creditors will be the only
ones who can be paid in full.
Y If Tou want shoes at low prices &C
to the Racket Store e 1N
The Evening Telegraph is q new
journalistic venture in Fort Worth
Texas. 1t is issued from the Gazett'
= Office and is said to be au afternoon
annex to that paper. We wish
1" success,
ls Go to the English Kitchen for
good square meal. 1-2 1mo.
g, The stockholders of the two natioI
Y. al banks of Ardmere held their ant
ut al meetings this afternoon for th
ID purpose of electing directors for tt
Ia. ensuing year. The results were ol
n tanned too late for publication toda
to but will appear tomorrow.
81 j. B. Spraigins carries full line
all the standard sewing machine
be consisting of the Davis, White, Ne
I'M Home and Excelsior, He offers the
at the lowest cash prices and guara
AZ tees them in every respect. 1912
George Gaines, a son of Ham, W
'ss up before Commissioner Scott tod
'"> On charge of cattle theft. He is
native of Burneyville and as bla
oil as Egyptian midnight. he was he
Gu to await the action of the grand Jul
Mr.. j. Harris has formed a {
partnership with w. 7. Sloan recent
ok of Cold Water Miss, and will condI
nd q family grocery business at the c
stand of Jenkins & Harris on Nor
w. Caddo street under the firm name
:, Harris & Sloan. They request
Ihe deserving share Of the public patrc
has age.
md Attention is called to the change
"ad" for j. r. NJ. Patterson. We I
ks sorry to note that this enterprise
ow. gentleman coutemplates discontll
ance of business in Ardmore, q
w. trust he may yet change his mind
of this particular.
ter Any one desiring to buy or r
resident property will do well to
on w. r. Roberts. lie has now
o. hand three residences for either g
IN or rent jan s If.
A negro tramp, trying to Stei
ght ride, fell under the cars at Null
lich Saturday night and had both legs
but over. He was placed upon the p
for form by the train hands and the in