The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-11-10

O'Clock. Deceased Is the mother Of
Mrs. Stowe, and the sad news of her
death was a severe shock. Owing to
the critical illness Of one OF Mrs.
Stoves children IL win be impossible
for her to respond to the call to pay
her last respects to her deceased
mother. The ARDMoREITE extends
to the family so recently visited by
the death angel, its deepest sympa-
thies.
White Frost High Patent. Its fun
ny how our competitors always say
their -four is as good as "Brady's"
Why do they compare? Try the gem
uine Frost at Brady Bios
The Rubber Boots / bought at Bot
toms & Hamilton's is worth n months
wages. 10-2t
The r. 4. ". Meet.
The Royal Arch Chapter Masons
held a lively meeting last night in
the hall over the ARDMoREITE Office.
Despite the dull times this institu-
ton seems to be doing a lively busi-
ness.
Heinzs India Radish, Queen Olives,
Catsup, Horse Radish, Fancy Teas.
Coffee, any quality, and prices that
are all right. Brady Bros. 10-2t
The ARDMoREITE refrains from
publishing a statement Of Mike Sneed
relative to a trip up the road contem-
plated last night by Judge Scott. The
Judge said il was not so. lie may
be in Pauls Valley today.
Spare ribs with meat on them at
viii Pyeatt's. sgt
Don't forget that T. Y. Morgan has
just received stuffed mangoes and
bulk olives. TIT
Conductor Murphy went back to
his run on the Santa Fe. the case
before Judge Kilgore in which he
was a witness having been continued
until next term Of court.
$50 bushels eating and cook apples
at the Star grocery, S5 cents per
bushel. 7-3t
One low price to all-all the time
a child can buy at
BoTToMs & HAMILTON,
5-5t The Shoe Store.
The continued illness Of Rev. Vol
ney johnson, pastor of the Christian
church, is a matter Of deep regret
not only to the ARDMoREITE but to
the numerous friends Of that able
preacher and most excellent gentle
man.
You can find at T. Y. Morgan =
fresh radishes, snap beans lust of
the vine. Well, when you want any
thing always new, just call NJ the
Fancy grocery. 1T
Good eating and cooking apples
from one to one hundred bushels, TO
rich or poor alike, eighty-hve cents
per bushel, at the W. NJ. Nix Grocery
Co. s-3t
a lively scrap occurred at the horse
traders hitching grounds near the
depot yesterday afternoon between
two well known Young men OF the
city. The interference OF friends
prevented much bloodshed.
$50 bushels eating and cook apples
at the Star grocery, s. cents per
bushels. 7-3t
For SALE-A fine milch cow three
eighths jersey and hve-eighths hol-
stein. Apply TO J. L. Bennett, steam
laundry. 5-iw
T. ). r. Brown, a colored school
teacher, last night met with the mis-
fortune Of having his shoulder dislo-
Gated by a horse falling with him. \
physician was called and the injured
member reset.
We have n night lamp to light your
way across the street, we also have
groceries that will tighten your
monthly accounts. Brady Bros. l0-2
VIII Pyeatt's head quarters for
game in season. sgt
The coal man with his short toll
and the wood hauler with his crows
nest Of limbs have the city at their
mercy and still the norther contin-
ues.
T. Y. Morgan, the cheapest house
/ in the city and the leader IN all fine
goods. 7-it
Fresh fish and Oysters every day
at VIII Pyeatt's silt
Little Johnnie Mays left this morn
ing for his home at Greenville Texas.
The Star Grocery leads them all
] when il comes 10 groceries. 1O-3t