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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11
BeltOn Items.

Misses blanche and Mildred C.X. of
HOuea Path. were visiting their sister,
Mrs Stokes, on Sunday.
Miss Rena Rice, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Greenville. cnme
home Saturday.
Mr.. Ed. r. Cox, OF Darlington, son of
our w-townsmap, Mai g. w. Cox.
we are glad to note, bias h.en prou"ta'i
to the LIST Leutenancy Of hiA Company.
The Company Is now in quarters In Co.
lumbia.
All OF the young men who went from
this place with Capt. Watkins Company
passed the physical examination success
fully and have been mustered into SER
vice. Mr.. Mute Acker will leave this
morning to Join the Anderson County
tr>nna tn Columbia Mr.. Acker Ia q fine
srecimen Of manhood, and will make an
excoiiunt soldier. Mr. }. G. Acksr, who
went at the first call, IL AN older brother.
Messra Frank MattiHon and sam Shir-
ley, OF Honea Path, we're in town yester-
day.
Mr. ]. y. Acker. a former student OF
the High School here, hut later OF Fur
man University, has accepted an invita-
tiOp to speak to the present and former
students OF the High School on Friday
afternoon, May 20th, at $50 O'Clock. Mr..
Acker is clever speaker, and we doubs
not that he will he at his best on thia oo-
casiOn. NXXX
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JoNnyillc NcMS.

Wol. Mr Eiiior, ~ "old Kosin dc
Nan upl be:-. wc will give you tie
n".- it.I> wrrk.
~, .f,.7. 7-=,...t, ,,-iS -,,,ri weather.
Lacey, "isirb, according To III" prophecy
"f tnc "ld.r nrad-, has or Viii cAu-c all Of
the cherries To fail CT the lrncs
W. hav" several very nice fields OF corn
III this neighborhnOd. Cotton ~ not loOk
l"H w-'i. Sono OF tho farmers are com
planning at not having good stand
~ heat aud oats Ar" -tnl looking fine. lf
loihinG hhppcus 10 thc:n wc ia.rfnrrs Will
reduce The ration biil ncxt year. l.,t tho
Srph work 90 on
We noticed ngnod many visitors in and
around Inwn,ill" last wcuk. Among
ih.in wcr" l,". ~ H. ouiilncrcll and
Mr.. and MI. +. .. l;tnY.u. ri AnhuiAun,
ami Mr.. Nc''rhry and I;cv. -. T.. Keiu,
oi PcnHirtru.
". hn,c., ,nii.'.ing SUNDAY school,
b"'n E,i.it AMI lr -byiorlan, 1T TIL,
place.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sermon preached
ln-, :u,h., t.y me pi-tDr of tho prcsby-
t'ritii rlii.r'h, li',. Mr. iiArritar.
We nrt""i Mr.. Nrct III Town last
Sithtr. There s,.uIn~ to he some nitiar-
,iuii "n.'iit tie young lfdirs, around here.
lN"Ts S"una man III l'hir Play has giri
III or around this place. Gp IT, boys,
there are pir'.ty ut them down here.
Mr.. J. w. shirley ia having some
painting done on his iArnI near town.
Mr. shirley, from below Anderson, has
been Waiting ms br thnr and sister.
MIS-. l."'ifp.tttr who fell a icw days
ago, ~ attic 10 walk some. and viii soon
10 hbl" 10 20 out from home with a KIND
"nrd Tor every one Siir meets
Married, last Sunday evening, at i;
V'cinch, Mr.. j. a. burgess Ani Miss Sa-
rth Nh''iiil, All - Iil- community. Stin-
iat niH'Il an elegant r.s,..I,tiDi IVES served
at m" ipihc If Mr. Enrg.-s. May they
- on i'Icir way rcl''lrinE through no,
hnn ''rh'- r.rhc>t blessing bc brrtOwcu
on 'ti.ii.
"" are All we'll.
.II. I.t GtM
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Corner Greek >hiriing>.
~. Er. (ir.m.

Tho farmers are having some very fine
weather thi~ week tor I,lrnKIiny. Cation
ami corn are lpukiuE fine. Early AOWn
wheat and oats :irr h,aiInE out. There
arr. crIt in.y some good oat,. un the creek
buituiii-.
We hn,t Il it,i" cold ana windy weather
the iatt"r pct ui .a,t week, nut hi. week
lIts l"eiI WARM and pir;.-aut.
Mr~-rS. .Jre Ashley nni Willie Wrigh.
hay" recently purchased new buSSIrs.
& u, toNa.
! Bro u t;as.away and lii> sister Miss
Lou, Arrnt last Saturday night and Sun
day With relatives aud friends.
Rev. ID. Weston Hot Iille1 his regular
appointment nt I}nrkcr's Creek S;un,iny,
nnt, AS usual, there WAS q large crowd
present to hear him
Mr-. j. a. l}iEbv, who has beon very i'll
with pntunnnla Tor several ,nOnths, is
crnvHIe-cing very slowly.
Tho Me tuntIla school, which has boon
successfully Taught by Miss Lou tiassa
way, cl,htd - successful term of six
months last Friday. and from tho way
Miss Lou has rendered. hGr services 10
Tho patrons. we think has proven entire
~ satisfactory.
MIR. j. N Shirley has about an acre and
u hmit Oi fine onions.
Mr. J. 4. Gassnway has Just completed
his barn, which adds much To his pren-
ses.
MIR. Editor. we doubt If you were ever
through our progressive and rntrrprisinE
Aection. We'll, we have IA good u farming
soriinIi ~ can bb found in the County,
hui some farmers That cannot DO nXcoied
In making cotton, corn, wheat, oats. and,
Ill fact, every thing that can ba grown on
farm !n upper Snn,h tarolin-. Among
sOtno of our prosperous, wido-awake and
up-tO date farmers. we beg TO mention
lhe names of Messrs. j T. and NJ. Nj.
Shirley tbrnthtrs The former has the
beHt field of wheat that the writer has
seen. l.. A. Shirley, j. NJ. Hanks, Is. +.
and j. r. GaS-awAy (br0tbers.) The for
ner also has fine field of wheat. J. ID.
II;maX, Joshua w. Ashley and l.. A.
Morris. The latter two are our most ex-
tensive farmers. There are other names
we could mention. MIR. Editor, but for
want Of space we will not.
w. II. Davis and family spent Sunday
with relatives In the Barker's Creek SEQ
tiOn.
Gardens are looking fine, but are need
ing rain.
And now to you. Mr.. School Boy" Of
the Trinity vicinity: You said In your
items 1t that Corner Creek fellow would
c0Is,e up there that you would show him
some OF the finest wheat in upper Carroll
ma Well, do you reckon you have got
the finest wheat in Anderson County?
We say no, for we wer- just up in your
community a few weeks agn. and we
failed to see any good wheat. In cOnclu-
sion, we will sav To Mr.. "Sch0ol Boy" If
he will just spare the time and come
d"wn we will show him some wheat that
have it, That all. Call again,
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Znrline $ Chatter.

After oil The Dig. to do about the fruit
cirp jack Frost has left our shae.
Our farmers are through planting cotton
SEED, and preparing tn defeat ''genernl
green, who liz fast approaching Wait,
boys. don't all go TO Cuba. you'll have
war right under your nose in few days.
The vegetation il looking sorter pick
since the cool east wind Saturday and
Sunday.
Several of our young people went to
Due Wrst Frtday night for the Junior
Exhibition Suite an interesting program
was rendered.
Some from this vicinity worahipneA -.
the naiRhburinx churches, Bsrker's Creek
aud Mt. Bethel, Snuuay
Mr. Wayman Brownlee. from the Ma
ton. worshlpped at Little River Sunday.
Mr.. Rob Pruitt. Of Annie. was here last
week visiting relatives.
Miss Crsyton Robinson ass gone &c
Norfolk TO attend the Southern BAPTIST
Convention.
DR.. II. l.. Branyon, Of Honea Path.
spent Saturday night with home folks.
Mr.. w. o Callahan, Que OF Piedmont's g
handsome aud business men, Is expected
to visit relatives here next week.
Tue Zarline school. which has been so
successfully taught by Misses Branyon
and Elxin, will close on Friday, The 10Th.
and hurrnh for the big pto MO at Zsriine
Island on Saturday. the 2ist mat. 1t was
stated in our last items to be on the 28tb,
hut it was changed ON account OF the
Union Meeting at our neig boring church,
Barker's Creek. Every ho6y IL cordially
invited to attend aud be- sure to bring
your baskets Gfit's o hamper)lplnm full.
That's all we esk you to do. We will fur
nisn speakers, music and something good
T., drink. Among the spenkers ara Gen.
M l.. 'nham, OF Anderson. end :. r.
Sxelton, Of .rtwell, Ga. Revs y. W.
speak { n education. Others will be pres
ent. The music will be Furnished by the
Peizer String Band. Oh, II you want to
spend ono more tiay in fun and fToic.
come and join our pio mic on Saturday,
Zlst tnet. II yon want to see the Zarline
Academy s.udeuts march come easly.
JIM Crow.
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Fork items.

Mi. I.nia liarbin, "a nir" V I'M; inhy Of
SCUM Uni.m Dcric. i, nmung rrlntivr-
at Townvile f,r IA week
.Junn S.i,t.-- !. >-iil'r ticyri'.s right
alurE u, l,vnl,im G,. IIr ,mf- III. boy,
pv.r ihrte wAnL III" NJ --r-. Sr,''li the
well known excursion nIcn to get upH
trip To tampa
All she ,ci,,ols IN thn Fusk ar" c'nsrd
now, hnh me swicsr- III tiir tuich.ts
hard ;w .r4 having a rhnrc- II ..fow.
The c,ih snap "i Friday owning ana
Saturday Jnterisred suiiio.l'a, win III"
n,'-r,.anco upon the I'll. meeting at Town
vile.
Miss Mary Plcken4 Harris, after nn
"abrnad" OF several mur,ths is again
among relatives and 'ri+n''s n Townvi!'o
Mrs. Jane WOnlbright VINO na- tren
the light Of mary IL sick chnniner and the
soisce of bprrii i,"iIii'-. E"+S ;.is 'vatk oil
"A prOtracted visit among relatives III GrOr
gia and Tsnressep.
Key. j.. IL. Ais,au.ler, Of the htiani.
Presbytery. was at T"wnvlIe last week
increasing tho circulation Oi he Louisville
Christian Observer.
] .nn y. Crum-,, OF Alpine. and II. &.
Ruuth and j NJ. Bc,, le-, ~ Bro, ies, have
surprisingly fine 6el0s OF oatr.
J. +. Graham is having big run catch
ing big b!nectt- IL tho S-ner,. He i- IL
Stronger To the r"oveib'al fisherman
luck.
~. Fork has furnished ono volunteer
&c fight Spnin-D. y. e .i.v. H.. had ri
in To make u crop with Dump lIOlcombp,
sns: when the day came iur hi~ counpsny
to start he stole away from hts piowinE
w::s:o;:; ..nY g:ssss: .s.++s. N;ur'. II Israel
Putnam that Il ID sonnet hinc like this when
the Revolution hrOkeon?
The friends Of Rev II. G. Li.nn, WIN
WAS for 80 long tho pastor of TcwnvilIe
Presbyterian Church, will he p.rnsed To
learn that he has about recovered from the
Apoplrctin attack, "f hich the papers gave
account recently. Mr.. Lyon hns q cred
upon a new fisld Of ministerial labor. hav
ing removed from Cues,or to Chesterfield
County.
Andersonville il becoming a great resort
for pic nickers. The scenery all around IL
maRnificently romantic, and, besides, iis
intere.r as the rite OF dead town, nearly
all traces of which are gone. Il has the
special charm of being the spot from which
D.Soto. the celebrated Spanish explorer.
With his aix aundred Hrinnroh followers
turned westward In his wand erlnss three
hundI Ell and fifty nine years ago.
The old graveyard ut Ilittle BeAvardam
is In q sadly neglected condition. People
.Iuit making intermenls there years aYO
and the spot In now over run with vines
and brars. black acks and old field p'ner.
y.
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Great difference In II oes. The farmers
will at once recognize the rnT priority of
the Hoes now offered by Sul,i : 2n Hard
ware Co.
Sullivaa Hardware Co IL making big
efrt IN wheels and bicycle goods for
1893. Their sales for this year to date has
more than doubled lest years business.
The Brooks Cotton Planter, genuine and
original. sold by Sullivan Hardware Co
The Imperial Bicvoles are one Of the
best wheels made Sullivan Hard ware 90
By special deal offor the Imperials at bsr
gain prices.
II you want the benefit of Sullivan
Hardware Co's. special figures on Impe-
rial Bicycles now IL your time.
The Crescent bicycles have been built
for many years and have climb to the
top In reputation. Beaides they are sold
at reasonable prices No other wheel can
successfully compete with tho Creacents
in appearances. sof7ioo OF pfi6o. Sullivan
Hardware Co cell tho OsesconAe and can
prove their merit.
New features In Crescent Bicycles arc
not adopted until they have baen thor
the experimenting. The public gets the
bsnef1t and Sullivan Hard ware Co. sell
the Crescepts.
Ifyou buy Crescent Bicycle OF Sulli
van Hard ware Co. you will ges ahe best ct
mighty low figures.
The Crescent Bicycle outsell any wheel
made-S3. 600 u year-because shey are best
liked where best known. Snllivan Hard.
ware Co sell and guarantee the Cfeacents.
The c. A. Reed Music Heune
Are Offering some special bargains In
Planos and Organs at this TINA. il will
certainly pay any. who wish to purchase
sn instrument, eveh In the remots future
to see and Investigate their magnificent
stock.
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Death OF lion. Vim. Henry Trrsc"li

lion. William Horny 'irr~cnt, dic ut
"Wednesday, alter apr'tra I'd ii'n'se, IL
The 7Gth vearuf his axe. .-iito. lIplt o.!
The Gfcenvilc Nomut'un,rr. H.:n Vas in
litnatcly acGurinnd with the !tcrasr'.
speaks or hin, as 'ol"w.:
He ueA nnniive # tDA,lr-'un, nid re-
moved ga r-nuirt,n hlrl.l i'ir war h"
tween the .>la'"-. Air. IT. - III VA, unu~.
,Mlly u ttr ani highiv accomplished, and
lis rhii ip ii"n'nrv wa- vriY rrn'nfSh
he. 80 fnli IN. ..c,ni..r unri 90 rs IT.. ~nS
spent iu rn.iiinr~ wh,fn a. - Atu,i.ni Of
lntrrnriiurd ln~ his services we're III -
Nalunulr. When hr xhs t!iItf YEAR, ~
AEo lee h.cnnr eccFrtnry uf lrgntI", ~
Lord II, nni 10 WIS tri',lrh by G~n.
tas- for assistant i.'r';a-y oi Sat" uiiie:
prcsidsr.t l,urhanah, ari was nc,lns -
secrctnrv when the war brDk" ON. II"
represented \ uh~rson trilniv nuTinF ant
after the war IN the l."ei-ia'ure tiniil re-
constr urtiOn I OK place. aud hD.,ii ai'"i-
wards he removed to Washington. y. &.
where ho WAS come ctrd with IA" dri'hi
ment Of State ns special cOu,scl l. r a 'uni
her Of ypnrn. Including the iu' II 'tt"ncv Of
Hamilton Fish and j me q. Blaine, bhh
Of whom greatly appreciated me "bliiiy OF
Mr.. TIosc II as an ii'.-i tirti"DHi LAWYER.
RE WAS prominent figure IN the dlr'o
matte circles uf Wirhii y'rn, rnd remained
in aaiivu ii 9 until tworr three wears ago.
wii.n he came back to l-uhirtnn III
graceful pm sbow.h ,hni ho vn- "A inr''tt
nt liicrntnrr, ard hl> pore ni'i rn'ici!'"d
itru!iSiI MAS untiIrpna-t'i. In" Z n'c'!-
crate ;ucnun"ni ~ Co uinhiA brnrH M
inscription which cam" nom his s"hb Ant
1t, ana - r.'ii~ i~lt'r.ti ini~irrl'irf'' II,
rOnlnsititt;. whil" cXi,', III, th" nn',l'h'
and ;nnst pn.fiptic -'i'.tu."nt-. : mn
Carolina inuurrs tie 49,. OF ni!r Oi her
most brilliant and o,N,'.ri SOUS
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Union Meeting.

Ma. EDIroR: Please publish the follow
ing notice: The next sitting Of Union
No. 4, OF the Little River Colored q ptlst
Assooiatinn, will convene with the Wilson
Greek Baptist Church, Nav 2S-29th.
vided for as follows: Sorinefeid, j II.
Oisrk Liberty, 8. G ~inn; Pine Grove.
M. D.vis; Fairfield. w. j. Jones; Zion
Hin. 8. Wakefield; Forkvills. L. III. Hall;
G'sod Hope, q. J. Cunningham; Dunn's
Greek, b. FL: Smitb Jones' Chapel. FL.
Hall Rocky Mount, j. Power: 81. Mary,
p Bolton New Broadmoutb, Fl Brown.
lee. Respectfully,
j. j. MARTIN, Sec OF Church.
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hit. Zion Items.

Well, Mr.. E iitor, the health OF this
community is very good at the present
writing.
The wheat and oats are looking fine.
The cotton is coming up and it won't be-
long before you can see the white hats and
hear the merry whietle Of the boys an they
pull their hoes back aud forth.
War! war! wart It eesms that tho
gentle breezes whisper war. II La reported
that all OF the single boys wilt have to 60
to war. No doubt they Will try To get
married now. BLUE EYES
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Buekiens Arpsoa ~a,ve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
tions and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
cd. Prise 25 cents per box. For sale
by Hiil-Orr Drug Co.
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Referred to the City Fathers.

Mr.. EpIToR: For more than two
months we poor mortals, who live on
West Market Street, have complained of
lhs condition of that portion of the atreet
extending from the railroad to the bridge
below Mr.. Cunningham's, but not the
slightest attention has been paid to our
complaints. DO y0u reckon Il is PT0P0ssi
to walt till we wear out the holes In the
road? p
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-11

Puraunnf 70 authority conferred upon ne
an ERE decre@ rendered in the United states
-n1rr n fnS ooHthBfn District OF the Indian
Territory al Ardmore IN the case Of Ranney-
alfon Mereantfle Company W. The Ma
ernl Balt Construction Comtany, ee. nl-s the
undersIrned win sell af Dougherty In the
Tndinn TERRITORY on the 18th day OF Novem-
bNr fan8. All the following described PROB
erfy. fo-wif: All the right. title. claim and
fnfsreaf OF tne Deuison and Northern Rail-
way Company In and TO the franchises and
riehf TO build and equip q railroad nom
Dougherty, indian Territory. 70 certain
point on the Missouri, Kansas Texas EAii-
way near Lshigh In the Indian Territorys ana
south from q point near Lehfgh In the IN
dian Territory 70 Red river. and the road
bed Of the Denison and northern Railway
Company heretofore conatructod TO dis.
With All timber. houBee. equipments, SUP
plies bridges, bridge timber. tools nnd ey-
eryfhlnR owned By the peninon and North
era Railway Company N the Indian Terri.
tory N any way connected WITH the railroad
heretofore attempted % be bnAl4 fful.
Daugherfy - the direction Of tbs MtnNQuEl
Ean1as kTexns Railway. togethor with ~
rlxhf-of.WnY. title .doedB. paDeFa, b4oko
discounts, maps. ETC.. belonging 10 the Den
faon and Northern Railway Company.
( said sale will be made at public ontcry q
the hiRhese bidder on q credit OF three and
four monfhs- one-half OF the purchase momoy
10 b paid In three months and one-ha1
70 be paid In four mouthB. the purcnNol
money to be secured BY security % be ap
proved by the undersighed. - Z !
I-ss Master Conhissiossf.
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HalI,s Great Discovery. !.

one small bottle Of Halls Great
Discovery cures al kidney and blad-
der troubles. removes gravel. cures
diabetes, seminal, remissions, weak
and lame back, rheumatism and all
irregularities of the kidneys and
bladder in both men and women,
Regulates bladder trouble in chill
dren. If not cold by your druggist,
win be sent by mail on receipt oslIs1.
One small bottle 10 two months
treatment and will cure any case
above mentioned. 3. W. HALL.
Sole manufacturer, p. o. box 71s
Waco, Tex. For sale by al druggist
OF Texas.
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wARNINn nRnER.

Indian Territory. Southern District:
r. :. BankEton, Plaintiff,
vs.
G. T. Banksron, Defendant.
The defendant. g. T. Rankston. Is warned
to appear in this court IN thirty days and
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff. R. 8.
Bankston, In an action for divorce.
Witness Hon. Hosea Townsend. Judge oi
said court. and tho seal thereof, this 10th
day of October, 1885.
By J. T. Fleming. Deputy
walker q lsham. Attorneys.
Jesse Hill, attorney for non-resAdent de-
fendant. oct IL I'm
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Hunts Cure rapidly destroys Itch.
Ringworms, Eczema, letter and like
trouble. Under its influence the dis
cased cuticle scales on, leaving a
smooth, white, healthy skin in it's
place. A wonderful remedy, and
only so cents a box.
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warning Order.

In the United States district court in the In
dsan Ta-ritoFv. Southera District:
8. R. TsikinEton. Piaintin.
~. fN0. So26.
T. E. Talkington, Defendant
Tue delen0ant T.. e. Talkington. Ia warned
TO anpear in this court in thirty days and
darlington.
witness Hon. Hosea Townsend, Judge OF
s~td courf and the seal thereof, this nh day
Of November, 1895.
c. NJ. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
Nixon & Joiner, Attorneys.
IN. West. Atty nonresident.
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waRNtNc oRDER.

In the United States Court in the TndiAn
Territory. Southern Districts g.fstss:
Clara ootter, Plaintiff, - ff1ttt'
zask coster, Defendant. - = f.~r ~
The defendant Zack cotter, D. wafneo
TO appear in this Court In thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff. Clara
Cotter.
Witness Hon. Hosea Townsend. Jndes
of said court and the seal thereof. this Slsi
day Of Oct. 1883. s.9 ;.,ft..
Thos. Norman, Attorney.
Ed Bond. ATTORNEY for n0n-resident.
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READ This.

Dallas, Tex, Oct. IA, 1898. -Thi. is
to certify that I have been consider
ed inourablo by two rood physiciahs,
both saying, ! had Bright's kidney
disease. After using one and one
half bottle Of HaIl's Great Discovery,
Of Waco, think by troubles are at an
end. Fl. w. BROWN.
dAw-1y st, George Hotel.
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warning order.

In the United States District court in the
Indian Territory. Southern Distr6ct:
n. F. Roe, Plnin4n,
vs.. No. 3Sso.
Toe Roe, refencmmt
The defendant Joe Roe. Is warned to ap-
pear In this court IN thirty days aad answer
the complains OF the plaintiff. n. II. Roe
witness Hon. Hosea Townsend judge of
said court and the seal thereof, tnfs I'd day
OF November, lsqs-
O. NJ. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
walker d Basham, Attorneys.
H. M. Furman is hereby appoinsed sttor-
ney for nonresident
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The will of George A. Ward, of Alb
ingdon, ILL.,, contained a bequest of
his false teeth to the Congregational
church. The church promptly ac-
cepted the Iegaay and sold the teeth
for S27.
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The richest and poorest, the old
est and youngest, the proudest and
humblest, the largest and smallest,
all use Cheatham's Chill Tonic.
Guaranteed, Put up in both Taste
less and bitter styles, Tasteless soc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-11
Sold by t N. Coleman.

Two farmers from Collin county
were in the city to-day en- route to
the Territory, looking for Ave head
of horses which were stolen from
stables in Collin county Sunday
,o>t. The horses were traced north
us-d I'D it is believed they were
takep tn tie Territory and traded or
aold d-Deufaop Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-11
WARNING ORDER

In the United States Court in the Indian
Territory. Southern District:
Poriemon O. BoEfes, Plaintiff.
VI. SNO. 15T0.
Mary e. Bowles, Defendant.
The defendant. Mary e. Bowles. IL warned
to appear in this court in thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff,
Perlemon @. Bowles.
Witness Hon. Hosea Townsend, Judge
OF said court and the seal thereof this I'd
day OF November. 1888
@. NJ. .CAM1ax1L.lClerklx x
Riley & Reynolds, Attorneys.
r. Mason ATTORNEY nonresident
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-11

A bank in New York has largely
increased its. business, particularly
among fashionable women, bY iSSu-
ing to it's depositors gifted Echeck
books with monograms thereon.
The blank checks are printed in gold
from exqulsitely engraved plates.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-11

Little spells of fever, little chills SO
bland,
Makes the mighty graveyard and
the angel band.
A little of Cheatbam's Chill Tonic
taken now and then
Makes the handsome women and the
healthy men,"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-11

Ballard's Snow Liniment cures
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache,
Sick Headache, Sore Throat, Cuts.
Sprains, Bruises, Old Sores. Corns,
and all pain and Inflammation. The
most penetrating Liniment in the
world. Try it, rs o. soc.
Sold by T. N. Coleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-11

Several Thousand acres of land
near Emet has been burned over.
The fire in its fury destroyed guam
titles of corn, cotton, hay, and fenc-
ing.