The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-11-08

Ladies call and take a look at my
store il will cost you nothing. We
try to keep everything good and
fresh, we try to please all. Free de-
/ livery to any part Of the city. T. Y.
Morgan. TT
Prof Pierce, late Of Austin, Texas,
has accepted the chair OF mathemat-
les in the Hargrove college Of this
city, which will open its doors next
Tuesday. The ARDMoKEITE acknowl-
edges a pleasant call from the pro-
fessor.
Don't forget that T. Y. Morgan has
/ just received stuffed mangOes and
bulk olives TT
Conductor Murphy, one Of the San
Ia Fe's most popular manipulators Of
the punch and lantern is in the city,
a witness in an important railroad
suit, pending in Judge Kngore's
court.
$50 bushels eating and cook apples
at the Star grocery, s5 cents per
bushel. 7-3t
There is some talk OF a quiet cele-
bration among local members OF the
G.. o. P. in honor of the recent cleo
ton, over which they are feeling very
iubilant.
Fine seedless raisins on hand at
T. Y. Morgans and all kinds OF dried
I fruits. 7-4t
Think oft.
Brobson:-Can you imagine any
thing worse than talkative barber?
Craik:-Yes; just fancy a dentist
built that wayl-Truth.
The crowds Of customers that can
be seen at the Original Racket Store
from morning till night 20 to prove
that their cost sale is just what they
advertise. CIT
Hon. p. L. soper, attorney, for the
Santa Fe with headquarters az Mus
kogee, is in the city on professional
business i'm Judge Rilgore's court.
For gun, bicycle or machine re-
Y pairing, go to j. A. Robertson, the
gunsmith. He does everything in
the repair line, and does il satisfac-
Y torily. 3O-1m
/ f. II. Golden the gentlemanly sta
tion agent at Thackerville, and Tom
Provence, of the same place are reg
istered at the wisnor.
You can find at 7. Y. Morgan's
fresh radishes, snap beans just on
the vine. Well, when you want any
thing always new, just call at the
Fancy grocery. TIT
II is with regret the ARDNoREITE
i learns of the death OF the babe of Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Frost, Of Dougherty,
which occurred last night.
Say, mister, where did you get
that hair cut? It's awful
"I'Il go to 183 hereafter, Bud; you
bet do not want any more hair cuts
like this"
c. f. Troutman came down from
Pauls Valley yesterday afternoon and
reports work on the court house at
that place, as progressing nicely.
Gold Band breakfast bacon and
hams are the finest in the city n T.
\ Y. Morgan's. at
Judge Lewis informs the ARDMoRE-
TIE that he will hold his first session
OF court beginning next Tuesday at
Atoka.
$50 bushels eating and cook apples
at the Star grocery, s. cents per
bushels. 7-3t
L. A. Arnold an old time Ardmore-
lite, now a prosperous business man
of wynnewood, returned home to-
day.
FOR sALE-A fine milch COW three
eighths jersey and five-eighths hol-
stein. Apply to j. l.. Bennett, steam
laundry. 5-lw
Ed Hubbard, an old time Ardmore-
ite now Of Kansas City, is mingling
with his old friends here today.
Blank mortgages for sale at this
office.
Will Robertson, formerly of this
place, now of Gainesville, came up
on the noon train.
Will Pyeatt's lead quarters for
game in season. SGT
Hon, b. r. Byrd. of Frank, /. t. is
circulating in the city today.
Good eating and cooking apples
from one TO one hundred bushels, TO
rich or poor alike, eighty-five cents
per bushel, at the w. NJ. Nix Grocery
Go. s-3t
ARDMoREITE does job printing.