The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-12

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created was making her worse.
The lady advised him to leave,
which he did, and told him il would |
not be healthy for him IL he should |
return.
He thought this was a bluh, and |
later i'm the day he returned, when |
the lady got a shot gun and promptly
emitted both barrels at him. He at
once retreated, and to her chagrin
she found that both loads OF shot had
penetrated her water barrel and COM
pletely ruined il.
That fine comb honey will arrive at
L. Y. Morgan's Saturday. Come and
have your vessels filled.
Mrs. Bentley and daughter, Miss
Lottie, wife and daughter of our Mr..
Bentley who is opening a dining hall
and short order house in the corner
building east of the tracks, arrived
in our city last Tuesday, where they
expect to make their future home.
The ARDMoREITE extends to them a
hearty welcome, and predicts for
them a pleasant and profitable future.
Burnitt's signs are good signs. ls-tf
All kinds of legal printing done on
short notice at this office.
To LET.-Large south room well
furnished, on Court street two blocks
from Main street. Address X. this
office. 9-3t.
An entertainment consisting of
"Mother Goose Melodies" also two
drills and a pantomime will be given
by the little boys and iris of Ard
more for the benefit of the Christian
church at the opera house Tuesday
evening, September Is. Admission,
reserved seats % cents, general ad-
mission 25 cents.
Don't forget that T. Y. Morgan
keeps old time Maple Syrup, every
drop guaranteed TO be pure. Call
and try a can. ! have il in all sizes.
From this date we will sell Louis
vile cement at Si.75 per barrel.
Louisville cement, sacks, Sl.5O.
Portland cement, 1925 per barrel.
Bear Greek lime, Sl.l0 per barrel.
Pyramid Plaster Paris, Sil.50 per
I ton. For cash only. Sept. 3, 1895.
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A farm of I6O acres, IL miles
from Guthrie was purchased by a
Guthrie Leader typo a day or two
ago for s7OO. Farms are indeed get
ting cheap when printers can pur-
chase.
Wall paper-Burnitt's Paint Store.
ls-tf
Corn Smelling.
Have your corn shelled by Full
bright x Billings. New and first
class machinery, capacity 5000 bush
els peY day. Shelter near Santa Fe
tracks, convenient to grain houses
Ii-d&wlm
Col. Tom Grant, accompanied by
his son, Tom Jr., has gone TO Hot
Springs, Arkansas, at which place
the latter vii! take a course of baths
with a hope of finding relief from
constitutional troubles fT2m whict
he has been a lifelong suffer6I.
DIR. Littell, the East Main Stree
Druggist, handles the handmade
Mexican Twist Cigar. Try one and
you will want another. l2-d
Isn't it nice, when you are tired
and worn out, TO sit down and get .
good smooth shave and a refreshing
sea foam Jim Sharp's barber shoI
is the place to go.
Judge c. b. Kilgore and Marsha
Stowe came in on the belated soutf
bound train this morning from
Chickasha, at which place court ad
journed yesterday.
Window glass ~ Burnitt's pain
store. ls-u
By paving your note and accom-
! with j. b. Spragins & Co. when due
= Won will receive n chance TO get FREE
} an Olds wagon, a Springfield wagon
or a Midway sulky pillow, the bes
made. Come early and avoid tn
rush. 9-t1
George NJ. Stewart and Tom Gov
, ington, two well and widely know
officers of the Paris marshal's force
have formed a eopartnership as gen
eral collecting agents. Their knowl
edge Of the country and the peoPl
generally will no doubt enhance thei
. ability, and warrant them success II
: their new undertaking.
! Two twists for 25 cents, in
twist at DIR. Littell's, East Main. i2-t
Importsat Deelsloa-
! SOUTH McALEsTER, i. T., Sept. II
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