The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-11-17
BOLD ROBBERY.
The Walters a. the wtsnor Hotel Robbed
Friday NlEht Supaesisiis b. Another
Employee "a the Hotri.

some sneak thief entered the sleep
ing apartments of the walters and
parties employed al the Wisnor hotel
and wi;h malice aforethought, at the
instigation of thc devil. contrary TO
the peace and dignity of the town
did seal thcrcfrom wearing apparel
as follows;
From Fred Williams a waiter, he
took coat and vest, half a dozen
shirts and three or four suits OF uu-
derwcar; from Eliis Sutties, colorol.
he took two pair of pants; from Geo.
Owens, colorcd. ne took hat and a
pair of shoes. from Dean Watson,
colored, hc took an ovrrcoat. Those
effects were an missed about eight
o'clock.
Suspicion rests ON colored person
named Tom Yates, who had been en-
ploycd about the hotel yard doing
chores of minor nature. and who was
seen lettering around the place about
dark.
Ills non-appearance today goes
further TO strengthen the suspicion,
and although search was made for
him around town yesterday, be could
not be- located.
lie has evidently skipped the town
and taken his go COTTON goods with
him.
IL Is presumed that be entered the
apartments from the hotel yards and
pitched the goods from the window,
probably 90 an accomplice on
llinEo street which passes along the
back Of the house.
Just received. Stillwcu hams and
breakfast bacon at the star grocery.
BeaatIiui SHADE Growth.
An AEuNoEErrE reporter was yes
terday given a drive 70 the place OF
Mr. Schaub. the gardner for the pur-
pose of looking at his plants and
shrubbery. His garden and conser-
yatory are situated in the park near
the race tracks and TO see which Is
wcll worth a visit. One thing in
particular Interested the writer,
namely q shade growth known as
Hilinu~. "a species Of the castor fami-
iy. These grew from seed planted
last spring. an average one Of which
row stands eleven feet high and is
Gny five feet in circumference,
making q bower of shade equal TO
any natural growth known 10 this
climate. % can be- trained so as to
assume any shape desired and its
fo,lagc is of that character that il
forms no litter in its surroundings.
Its quick growth j. strong feature
Of its recommendation. Those in
search Of ornamental shrubbery
and a delightful shade retreat should
see NIr. Schaub and procure some Of
the seed for spring planting.
We do not whistle for a living, but
sell the dear people groceries at liv-
ing prices. Brady Bros.
George Stewart returned from ok
lahoma yesterday afternoon, where
he went o couple Of days ago, being
summoned TO his mothers bedside.
who was reported dangerously IN.
We are glad To learn, however, that
she is much improved.
\ new line Of ladies capes, black
and all cOlors Just received at Mrs.
Kloski's on CaddO street. l7-2t
The Rev. DR.. Gum will close the
mission this morning and evening at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
toppositc the Carter house, to which
services all are invited. At the morn
ing service there viii be administered
the holy communion. There will be
a missionary sermon at the evening
service.
Nice smooth chickens at Brady
Bros. We have no lop-sided hens
Contractor Deal and wattam com
pleted the brick and stone work
yesterday afternoon on the hand
some building OF the First National
Bank and Masonic Temple.
The biggest rush Of the season at
Brady Bros. yesterday.
Lon Frame came down from Davis
yesterday afternoon, presumably TO
see mis- best girl, who by a strange
co-happening chanced TO be al the
depot. Lon says Davis is all right.
Special sale of trimmed hats for
the next week az Misses Guyer &
Waynick's. i7-lw
Marshal Stowe and Inspector Perry
went from Purcell to Ryan yesterday
for the purpose OF accepting or re-
jecting the court house aud Jail az
that place.
Fox sALE-At a bargain, n course