Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-11-03


Poi. Gray has been appo ntee
by Hoo R. L. Owen 10 teach The
Vinila school in place of S. s.
Stephens, who has been teaching
it for some time.
Raymond sells goods all over
the Nation and why? Because he
keeps every thing in the hardware,
furniture and undertaker's line and
sells at living prices.
Milo Hoyt, of Brooklin, 1. T.. /,
down below Muskogee come up to
Vinita, last Saturday. He sub
scribed fol the CHIEFTAIN for a
year before he left.
The race at Prairie City next
Tuesday between Sam. Starts fl
ley and the Audrain filley for $500.
a side will be attended bv a lot of
people from this place.
John l.. Mccoy informs us
that he will start for Washington
in few days to remain there dur
ing Congress looking after the
cold Settler Claim"
| w. C. Patton will in a few
days receive a lot of new goods of
all descriptions. He will let you
know when they come through the
columns of the CnIEFrAIS.
We like to forgot to mention
that Hon. "Markus Antonius''
Bean, Of Going Snake, and Caleb
Starr, Jr., of the Cherokee Adro-
cate, took in the Vinita Fair.
Bat. Carr, the popular and ef-
ficient City Marshal of Caldwell
Kan, took in the yinita Fair. Bat.
says, he likes the way our vinita
folks has of doing things.
---Mr. A. c. Raymond, .ne live
hardware man of Vinita, talking to
our reporter one day this week,
told him he had doubled his trade
by advertising in the last year.
F. H. Cass' new building will |
be filled with large and well as
sorted stock Of Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Hats, Caps, Groceries, Pro-
visions, etc., by the 18th inst.
Our genial and socissb,e Har-
din Trott left yjnita last Wedncs-
day for Brcpham, rcxas, where he
will spend the wi ter. Success Q
you cold boy" wl.e,e't ycs may
go.
Our especial friend r. R. Tay-
lor, of Delaware District, says he
never will abandon the old crew.
There are very nearly two thous-
and who are like you, Bob, in the
I'LL J.r:t~.- -. oi.~ssts~>. <-,--
that 'he's not swinc to vote for
any man dat has put out his good
eyes, de good Lord glib him, look
ing up in dc tops of trees for
squrlcs."
More windows and doors at
Raymond's than ever before They
ire selling very fast, bui he always
ooks ahead, oin case of a rush, he
clcsraphs for mole il double quick
ime.
DIR. John ii. Britts, Of Clin-
on, Mo-, made us very pleasant
all on Sunday. The doctor came {
'ver to see J. w. Skinner's little
'irl, who had been quite sick for {
ome time past. {
Hon. Kegec Gunter, late can
lidate for Solicitor of Coowecscoo- 9
wee, is making Vinita his head
quarters for awhile. Kegee is in !
'ad health but we hope to see him I
yell soon. q
We understand that Judge W. I
l Fagin ex-U. S. Marshel of the
Western District of Ark, is very '
dangerously i'll at his home near :
'iloam Springs, Ark, and is not !
to live. l
Read George Emerson's new
'ad" about his billiard hall When n
a town and want 10 pass a pleas n
mt timc call on George at the Long /
'ranch and he will entertain you n
a nice style. In
John Colwcll received the 1st
remium ON geese, 100. The g
oultry department was overlook U
d in our premium list, but We c
i've it in this issue. John Swain, c
The genial "Tuxie' Brown. a
{ Fort Gibson, was in vinita last Il
[onday. He did not remain long, il
$ he come up 70 get a casket of o
!. G. Raymond, for the remains y
Mrs. Bushyhead. n
Tho glass front of Mr.. Cass' t
ew store room looms up. 1t is a b
nc front New goods will be seen Il
y the 10Th hang og in full view, so G
very one who comes to vinita b
mt help but see them.
-"Locbiel, Lochiell beware Of o
,c day, when the lowlands shall {,
'cct thee in battle array" And you \