The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-28
OLD KINGS LUCK.
4 Noted Sherman Character Falls Heir to
Fortune Of $50. 900 In New York
IL In Now Mr.. King.

"Old Kings in town"
How many times have YOU heard
tsat2
However in the future you WIll
hear that MIR. Thos. King is in the
city
Men who thought his presence con
talniuated the earth win cultivate his
acquaintance i'm the future.
But wherefore this metamorphosis?
Hereto hangs a tale.
King didn't have many acquaintan-
ces in whom he cared to put conf
denCe, but 20 Lon Tuck and one or
two others, several months ago he
impaired the information that there
was a large estate in Pulaski county,
New York, in which he had an inter
est.
Yesterday he received word from
his brother, Edward King, of the
state and county aforesaid, that the
estate had been probated and today
King sent hisibrother the power of
attorney to collect the same for him.
The fortune which falls to him is
estimated to be about $50, 900. IL has
been may years since he saw of his
kinspeople.- Journal.
Ask your neighbor about the Star
Grocery and you will find out il is
the place for good groceries. 27-3
). a. Cooper, second day man for
the Western Union company here,
has been commissioned as. night op-
orator to fill the place made vacant
by J. c. Nash, who is now on duty
at Cleburne.
Cotton is very low and you will
find T. Y. Morgan the same in selling
fine goods. 24-4
Among the returns from Gaines
Vile and Dallas today were II. F.
Potts, Col. a. V. Doak, Sol Frank
furt, Hon. Cad Bennett, and cotton
buyer Mullins.
Watch out for the Star Grocery
wagon and make your order, IL de-
livers goods to any part OF the city.
Charles l.. Stowe, Jr., of Austin,
Texas, is in the city visiting his par
ents Marshal and Mrs. c. L. Stowe.
Young Mr.. Stowe is a journalist by
profession and has ! bright future
before him. He is connected with
Z the Austin Statesman.
Don't forget that you can get any
thing on earth at I. Y. Morgan's that
7 is good for the inner man. 2I-4
4 Mrs. Marion Gage died yesterday
at her home two and a half miles
west of this city. The remains were
given burial in South cemetery this
afternoon. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. E. Aubrey pastor
of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church.
Ask for a sack of Macs Best at the
Star Grocery, there is no question
about il being the best flour in town.
Ministers and delegates to the In
dian Mission Conference are begin
ming to arrive in the city. Let every
man see to it that they are extended
a hearty welcome and hospitable
Treatment.
T. Y. Morgan has the finest line Of
California dried fruits in the city and
the lowest prices. 2i-4
Max Goldman left today for
wynnewood to take charge OF a
branch business of the Iron Store at
that point.
: The Star Grocery has plenty OF
that Arabian Mocha coffee left, Il
can't fail to suit you. 2I-3t
J. T. Shaw, who has been in the
freight office here for some time, has
been transferred to Davis as relief
|, agent for the Santa Fe at that place.
The Star Grocery is the leader in
good things 10 eat. 21-St
Harry Block, of Gainesville, is cir
culating among his many friends
. . here today.
t. Y. Morgan has Just received
orange peel, lemon peel and eitron'
Partly Correct.
The Duncan Banner pays Ardmors
compliment which inasmueh as u