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

If you want good groceries 60 to
G. Ironside's, the boss grocer.
-Leverings 4 Co.'s coffee, pount
for 81, at c. G. Ironside's.
We must acknowledge for genuin
groceries G. G. Ironside's Is the place
For fine cigars go to G: c. Ironside
wholesale and retail. they are good fo
We aaye samp'ed them.
stephen A. B'uejacketl the clevs
and genial voung clerk ofC. c. Iron
s'de's pi5po~es . hunt ng expedition
fosf aest month 30. Stephen /
jolly good hearted bov. and we onl,
wi<' we could accompany him.
1.-The weather prophets sav rh;
is to be cold winter SO 60 70 Green'
and get yoar overcoats and be pre-
pared.
lone sweet potato fed 4 men a
Emerson's Restaurant on Thursda,
morning. How's that for bis
po.a o?
---1'he young FOLKS had a "boss'
time pulling candy at Mr.. Edmond.
son s on Tuesday evening. A few
minutes in dental work which was
performed in very short time and
with but little pain.
Nv. w. Miller, prop ;etor o.
tho Oyster Depot, cigar and con
tioncly stand, Of Vinita, left for
his old home in Labader, No., to
visit his relatives and frierds. He
will go to st. Louis before he re-
turns, on business. Miller is
known as a business little man all
over this codn,ry.
"A prominent Official of Della
ware District visited Tahlequeh
not long since and made a speech TO
his sect in that town. As reported
to US he spoke eloquently as follows;
Lots ccndatcs for Chiefnow, Busy
head, Labit Bunch, Ocherlater,
marley Rogers, and dey say Bill
cCrackcn and Hooiie Bell is 60
g to put up some more, if they
Bussyhead will beat thousand
lar mgjorety." A good speech in
I'D, for one who does nqt speak
glish better.
Mr.. f. NJ. Boswell, of Sloan
rings, was in town this week
ID gave us Information touching
he branch of the st. Joseph, Kan
las City and Arkansas railroad,
which will run from Joplin to Van
Buren and traverse the counties of
Benton, and Washington in its
'ourse to that point. 1t will pass
through Prairie Grove and Sloan
Springs. Parties are at present in
New York negotiating the sale of
bonds or tlIrs road auu rtfs uAouxht
he grading for the new branch
will begin some time next month.
-Springdals Enterprise.
Some hungry cuss, VINO had
neither fear of God or the laws of
nan, entered the lunch stand Of
|irs. s. 4. Eifert last Monday
light and helped himself, to as
ach cake, pies, etc., as he could
and then thoughtfully stored
" enough to last for week to
pc. He or his friends also
bked and box of l0-cent cigars |
made use of by him. He
wdcd in through a broken win
" light which Frank Allen, who
helping Mrs. Eilfcrt in the stand,
Us he will come very nearly
Ppping up from this on.
I'VE are very thankfu. for the
rral patronage the people Of the
I. I. are giving. We can free
say that we are receiving the
( support of any paper SO young
purs ever published in this
Intry, and we can assure you it
appreciated by the proprietors
( the CHIEFTAIS. We asked you
, a previous issue just to give US
chance, we were coming, and 50
'e are. Last week we received
lore subscribers than any week
revious, and this wcck hss been
lst as encouraging as ever. They
n say they must have our paper
nd we are willing they should.
Mr.. w. S. Cordcray called
Ionday to tell us he had just re-
sivcd a letter from the Hoober
Iillipg Co., of Seneca, NO., stat
,g that they had just read his
cw advertisement in the CHIEF
AIN and wanted him to give them
riccs On coal by return mail.
hey said they wanted two car
'ads per week. If you don't
ant the people to know what
our business is or what you want
ont come to advertise in the
for they all read it.
ut il you are like Mr.. Corderay
want it known-just come and
We Us a few dollars and We will
I 'em know il, you bet. That is I
IT business We work for those