The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-01
CITY IN BRlEF.
esrsonaI Points ana Matters Trsnspirios
In and Abors the Citv.


In and Aeors the Citv.
Bill Grimes returned to Kingasher
Yesterday.
Big silver rally at the opera house
Mohday next
NJ Mcconnell returned to King
fisher yesterday
W. R Stspleton has been on the sick
list several days.
County teachers were examined yes
terday at the court house
Leader election returns at the opera
house Tuesday uight.
Assistant Attorney Hoffman return
ed from pawnee yesterday.
Attend the free silver rally at the
opera house Monday night.
Cotton receipts yesterday we're 146
bales. Prices C so to 700 Seed i.95
to 20.
Go to the McKennon opera house
Tuesday night and hear the election
returns.
Three thousand dollars of the Hanna
slush fund was received in the city last
evening.
The Republican red-ink hot bath
etab didn't take worth n cent. II was
q rcorback,
The IS. 900 wager deposit at local
bank is a bluff. There are no Flynn
betters in the city.
After Cullahan's speech yesterday
c. G. Holland and Willard Stapleton
Hocas,,c Collahar ts,uvnrfr
DIED;-- Wednesday morning, october
2s, 1896, Oran Owe n PASTOR, aged 3
years, 9 months and 2s days.
Free Silver meeting tomorrow night
at The Mckennon opera house. Hoff-
man, Dubois and Others will speak.
Rev. Way will preach at the Ply
mouth Congregational church this
morning at the usual hour.
The Leader will bulletin the full
national and territorial election re-
turns at the opera house on Tuesday
night.
The funeral Of MIR. and Mrs. NJ. T.
Mullin will take place this afternoon
at o'clock. from the M. E church,
north.
DR. Landrum, Capt. Taylor and Joe
Saunders have returned from Enid,
where they have been selling uE-
claimed lots.
Mayor Farquharson, NJ. Golden and
+ Il. Lille are guilty of playing some
very mean Halloween praDks. Golden
held the grip and coppered all the
coin in sight
Rev. j. y. Callahan paid the Leader
sanctupCa pleasant half-hours' visit
YeSsgi, Gay evening. Mr.. Callahan's
45oice is very hoarse, and he is glad the
campaign is at an end.
The Daily Leader will supply the
election returns al the opera house
Tuesday night and Manager Peutecost
will bulletin them.
Mr.. Bowden, of Tennessee, bought
the II. A. Boyle property on East Har-
rison yesterday, and expects 10 make
this his future home.
Big free silver meeting Monday night
at the opera house. Dubois, Hagan,
Hoffman and county candidates viii
speak
The Hotel Daily showed its enter
prise yesterday Postal cards show
ing ''Old Glory" floating grundly were
sent out TO patrons.
The usual Halloween prauks were
played last night. Spirits aud devils
were ont in full force ana property
was disarranged in eNqpisile shape.
Evidences of the work Will te dlscefi
able this morning.
Mayor Farquharson is beng roastro
for tacking Flynn banners on the fire
department wagons yesterday ia the
Callahan parade The fire deparlme NJ
is non-partisan and is Supposed to
enter all parades without being
label 90.
The free silver campaign committee
extends thanks to the Republicans for
the use of their wigwam yesterday
afternoon. This was a very nice act
on the part of the Republicans and is
appreciated.
~ suffered with nervousness and
could scarcely walk TO school ] took
a bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla and II
cured me My general health is now
good "--M Miss Louise G. Littlejohn, cor.
l1th and Oklahoma avenues. Guthrie,
Okla.