The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-29
CITY IN BRIEF


Toys are cheap at Lilies drug store
now
Old Moses and the bast whiskies,
2li. Harrison Ave. 47-tf
FoR SALE-A good milch COW at the
Guthrie Marble Yard.
Old papers nicely folded, cents :
hundred at the LEADER Office.
Old Folks Concert at Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening, Aug 81.
The wedding Of NJ. D. Wiley and
Miss Fewelothes has been postponed.
| will sell two bottles OF beer for 25
cents, and let no one undersell me.
7s-st FELIX ADLER
will sell two bottles OF beer for 95
7s 30 EMIL RITTERDuscH.
will sell two bottles Of beer for
% cents, aud let no oue undersell me.
7s3t OSCAR HAMILTON
/ will sell bottles Of beer for 25
cents, and let no one undersell me.
Is 81 J. ~ Cook
will sell two bottles Of beer for 95
cents, and let no one undersell me.
7s 90 JOHN SELsTRoM
The foundation for the Presbyterian
parsonage, corner Of Noble and Vine,
is completed.
A elegant line Of initial letter
seals. wsx ETC. Just received az Lii
lies drug store.
Have you seen that elegant line Of
stationery at Lille & Cos. cost sale
for ten dass only2
The Old Toms Of the two territories
will meet at Oklahoma City Septemb Der
. and have hoo hoo time.
LosT-A cattle whip, ct or near the
fair grounds. Leave at LEADER office
and get reward. CHAs; WHITE.
r. b. Lille 4 Co received last sVeef
the largest consignment OF school
books ever shipped TO the territory in
one shipment.
The public schools OF the city will
open September IL, ms cad Of the 5th
as previously announced.
Do not forget 10 attend the lecture
given by Mrs. Hartford tomorrow ev-
ening at o'clock in the First NJ f.
church
Judge II. E. Earl has m we'd back to
Guthrie after an absence OF four years
and opened law Office in the Pitts
building.
oyer 600 pounds Of pen and pencil
tablets were received by + Il. Lille
G Co. a short time age. The largest
tablet for nickel you ever saw.
T. o. Billings, cashier in United
States Marshal Thompson's Office, is
building house on Noble, between
Vine and Broad.
The Freeman block, corner First aud
Oklahoma avenue, is being pushed TO
completion, When finished IL will be
a handsome building.
All the ladies Of the city are invited
10 bs present at the Parlor Meeting
tomorrow afternoon at 3 p. m. at the
First NJ, L, church parsonage. Mrs.
Hartford will address them at that
hour.
There will be public installation
Of the Order OF Eastern Star, at Ma
sonic hall next Wednesday evening
August 81, at o'clock. All Masons
and .heir families cordially invited.
Refreshments
la r. ! Saddler's court this morning
the case OF Territory VS.. Manoah Sum
ner for assault was continued 10
Thursday September lst. Sumner
assaulted an old soldier by the name
u C.. X. Nichols.
Miss lone : rang gave straw ride
saturday night 70 80 Of her young
friends, which was thoroughly enjoy
ed. Refreshments were sc we'd at he
itrang home, on Noble avenue. The
oarty was chaperoned by Misses Lii
yam Laux and Lu Strang.
r. Capital City Gotten yard and
Joyle Elevator formerly managed by
the Coyle Mercantile Co, have been
leased 20 Captain Charles Seton, who
for the asst three years has been the
weighmaster at the cotton yard. He
will take charge on September lst.
Captain Seton will give his personal
attention q the business, insui ing the
very best Of service to all patrons.
NE have over 1000 copies OF cloth
bound books at 20 per cent discount
from regular price: sne 900 copies of
paper bound books at 5 and 10 cents,
worth 10 and 25 cents. We buy, sell
and exchange second hand school
books and are headquarters for all
school supplies. We take subscrip-
tions for al papers and magazines, a
supply OF which Can a ways be found
on our news stand.
Respectfully yours,
r. B. LILIIE & co.
Drug, Book and News Depot.
postoeice and Victor block.
a CaH Meeting