The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-15
THE CITY.

CITY,
n. Hardy went to Daugherty this
morning.
Ladies' fine kid shoes at $3.50, mems
fine kangaroo shoes at $500 c. Moss
Constable Hill came down from
Davis last night.
Mr.. r. W. Cheatc is quite i'll at his
residence on Broadway.
$500 cash and $3.50 on time, will
bny one of the best improved places
in Ardmore. Cheap at $500.
I4tt w. Fl. Rawlings.
Will Kent, formerly merchant of
Marietta, was in the city yesterday.
IL. II. Russell. the clothier, has re-
turned from flying trip up the road.
A few gentlemen can obtain first
class board bv applying to Mrs. E.
Smith ON court street. Next door
to DR.. Adams residence. Is At.
Mers. B. 5. Dinkins and James Nc
Hughes returned from Davis last
night:
W. j. Rosamond, the gin supply
hustler, took run down to Marietta
last night.
A fresh car of ground feed and
| another car of that kiln dried, white
bolte6 meal, at Patrick i Keels'.
f13 If.
Constable Hill went~to Davis again
today to serve attachment papers on
some stock.
Mrs. wolf, wife of Governor Wolf,
died at Tishomingo Sunday night of
pnednoria.
Ladd's hotel, the Central, is grow
ing in favor. Try him and see.
p. S. Mojley, of Wahpanucka, ma
lional secretary of the Chickasaw ma
ton, is in the city.
Col. Tom Grant, one of the wealth.
est citizens of the Chickasaw nation
came down from Arbuckle Yesterday
ONE QUARTER OFF on clothing
at the Big Iron Store.
The gentlemanly corpse, of Deputy
clerks complain that the matrimonial
market has dropped almost out OF
sight.
Mr.. J. NJ. Dewes, of Nickel Hill
came in last evening and gave this
Office complimentary and most sat.
istactory call.
Highest cash prices paid for al
Kinds of country produce by Maxey
II Arnold at the Star grocery. f135
Mr. w. NJ. e. Hill has been appoin'
ed by the president as post master a
Dallas to succeed Mr.. Witwer tn,
present incumbent.
The south bound train due here al
6:23 p. IN. was an hour and half lat
yesterday. 1t was loaded to tn,
guards with passengers belated b!
the Kansas snow blockade.
Wanted-500 chickens by MaxeY
Arnold at the Star grocery Wcs
Main street. IL st
}. B. Spragins and r. j. William
went to Wynnewood today, from
which place they go on a huntini
jaunt. They were joined here b,
Major Stevens Of Gainesville.
G. VI. Yarbrough & Co. buy an,
sell everything in the second han
{ Iline, from kitchen to parlor Feb. 81
!, Major A. V. Doak, the pionee
, drummer of the Territory, said to th
Reporter this morning that the Ard
Emoreite is The paper and that he wa
| EgIad to see it prospering.
t DRESS GOODS reduced rs pc
: EceDt at the Big IroT Store.
Capt. John Gait, one of the Arc
'' moreite's staunch Democratic friend
has been suffering for a couple of day
from lagrippe, butts, we are glad
Y state, able to be on the street today.
ALL boys, youths and mems sui
4 and overcoats reduced rs per cent ,
the Big Iron Store.
A letter from Mr.. Z. F Butter, I
Lebanon, accompanied by a remi
/ tance, assures us that the Ardmoreit
is indispensable in his famile. Than
you, old boy; right you are in you
conclusions.
When in need of jewelry of an
kind, don't forget that I. Ii. Parke
carries the largest and best stock
: the city
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