Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-11-10


| Susan B. Anthony can synnpa-
thize with the Hindoo girls. A
Hindoo girl who isn't married be-
fore she reaches the age of fourteen
| is called an old maid and must do
the family drudgcry.
I MIR F. ii. Csss was in the city
on Sunday. Frank was on his
way to the East to purchase goods
to fill the empty shelves in the
new store room, now standing
ready for them.
| We have just received a new
lot of cattle cuts, and are now pre-
pared TO publish your brands.
Send them in and let us publish
them for you in the leading paper
of the Cherokee Nation.
Stephen s. Bluejacket started
two teams with Washington Wal
lace and Ed. Bluejacket, in charge,
accompanied by Stephen A. Blue
Jacket, to the Arkansas River, on
a hunting expedition.
The Democratic vote. is a little
larger than that of two years ago,
in some instances much smaller;
Their majorities are mainly due to
Republicans leaving the bosses to
do the voting as well as bossing.
Look here! This is the week
to buy goods at A. c. Raymond's,
the hardware emporium. Where
YOU will receive an ornament
worth having, don't fail to go and
examine his stock before it is too
late.
The Directors of Worcester
Academy have defnitely settled to
begin school in the new building on
Nov. 18th. The second story will
be entirely completed next week,
and 60 patent folding desks are at
the depot ready to put up.
Our editor, A. +. Ivcy, is
travelling south this week in the
interest Of the CnIEFTAIS, and is
having splendid success. We are
more than well pleased to see how
much the good people Of the d. |.
T. appreciate good thing.
Worcester Academy opens
next Monday morning. The Treas
urcr, G. w. Green, will be at the
building from s to 10, a. M, and
after that at his store where tut
ton can be paid and permission
obtained to enter the Academy.
Now is the winter of mans
discomfort because his wife won't
let him put up the stove. 1t re-
solves itself into a game of freeze
out, as between the family and the
dies, and one or the other has to
succumb before the fire can be
made.
If the l0.aAnI 70. dwelling
and business houses continue as at
present, money invested in houses
viii bring fifty per cent. We know
Of some that arc renting for almost
that. Hardly a day passes but
some one is trying to rent house
in our city.
A. l.. Disbrow, our kind and
obliging assistant postmaster, took
a run over the Frisco, from Vinita |
to Pierce City, on Tuesday, to let
the mail agent on that road stay |
at home to vote. Arthur is one of
the boys that knows how to ''throw
the mail"
The Kansas City Journal Gre
publican,) consoles itself in this
style: Now that the election is
over let us all turn TO the coming
Thanksgiving and thank Almighty |
God for good crops as an offset to
the Democratic victory.
The boys say they kept Mr..
Green up so late Friday evening
that it made him sick. Boys you
should not impose on good nature.
But that was the grist, and they
were so carried away with the en-
tertainment they forgot how fast
midnight hours creep on.
-G. w. Green will have another
large lot OF boots and shoes in a few
more days, having bought about
half car load this week. Youcan
get your choice of the largest and
best assorted stock of boots and
shoes ever brought to this Terri
tory. Call and see them.
The following is small pox
receipt, which is pronounced
sure cure, and is handed in for
publication by c. f. Johnson:
grain sulphate of zinc, l grain of
digitalis, 2 spoonfuls rain water,
shake till dissolved, then add s OF.
Of water. Dose, spoonful every
hour.
The tide is gradually turning
this way, people are finding it to