Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-07-16
.LoCAL NOTEs.
-Uatle are dying.


NJ, X. & T. depot is dawping a
new roof.
The "sooners" are invading the
strip.
The blackberry crop is said to be
very fine.
20 pounds Of Sugar for Si.OO at
wrighps.
Capt. jackson, Of wngoner, was 10
the city this week.
Envelopes printed, $3.50 per thou
sand, at this office
"A party of excursionsis will start
up "Salt river" soon.
The outlook for fax seed is said to
be very encouraging.
Il. W. strout brought in q load Of
very fine apples Tuesday.
--Crockery for 8 cts. per gallon
at the Horse Shoe Store.
II. p Isl'ell has returned after some
weeks absence on the strip.
Please don't send in any obituary
poetry until after the election.
CAL and get fine smoke. the
Mail Pouch cigar, at J. g. Aliens.
Our friend w. Y. II. Foreman has
secured a government pension.
-"Righieousness exalteth a nation,
but sin is a ieproach to any party"
Rev. r. j. Lamb has been down
visiting friends In Vinita some days.
Buy II Jewel Cook Book for
90 cts. at the Horse Shoe Store.
Il movement is on foot for the
building Of large grain elevator at
Vinita.
Born to Mr. aud Mrs. l.. X. Nash
at Coodys BuG, l. T.. July llth, II
daughter.
-S2.50a thousand for envelopes with
your business card printed upon then .
CmErTAIS Office.
There was barbecue at Carrys
Ferry and also at Carsclowery's yes
terday.
Lawyer Beck has recently erected
a very handsome law office OH the
north side.
The colored people contemplate
building new Baptist church in Vi
nita soon.
DR.. Frazee has more fruit in his
door yard than most people have on
their whole farm.
.-.Noland, the defauing treasurer
of Missouri, has been sentenced to the
penetenliary for two years.
No dull days at the Horse
Shoe Store. The people know
where to get bargains.
To hear some people talk one would
think the country was about ready to
take wings and fly away.
- Rev. DR.. Cave, Of st. Louis, vii
start nn the free tour given by the Re
public to Palestine. Sept. LIST.
lit is reported that our friend S. :
stevens, changed his position three
{ times in oLe day last week.
The Alliance people OF Delawar,
district are arranging to hold the pres
ent wheat crop for better prices.
A mans standard OF morality can
he determined by the amount of pro
family he uses in conversation.
"A family living in the east part o
town lost two children Saturday. The!
died within a few hours of each other
e Why buy ON credit and pa,
80 per cent. profit when you cal
get goods at > per cent. at Swain's'
a II. NJ. Smith, Tahlequah, sells tn
{ famous Estey and Grown organs an,
:. all leading pianos. Prices lower tina
r anyone. 10
-..Hon. II l.. Owen WAS in the cit!
yesterday on his way from Washingto
aud paid this Office very pleas IN
call.
Can the Ethiopian change m> skii
or the leopard his sputs2 Then mn.
SO also do good that are arcusiume
< to d. evil.
The hay business promises To be
very renumerative one this year Til
I. grass is fine and prices are said to 1
= reasonably good.
Storms in Iowa and Texas las
week destroyed large acreage ofcrop
Is some hundreds Of miles OF railroa
m track and a few lives.
Our yonng friend, J r, IIasting
/, Is far in The lead for clerk Of Delawai
district. Hastings is u competer
n, young man and will receive our vo
sure.
"A colored man remarked the 9th
10 day thal it paid to he Cherokee cit
zen--from two to ten dollars ever
l. election.
Collector Crniohhcld who has iu
N. returned from the strip, says there al
D. n great many cattle ON the strip. NJ
CruichdeId thinks the tax will
paid.
The finest samples OF wheat ,
have seen were brought in hy NJ
= Mccain, from Mr.. Patton's place. III
yield was not large but the grain W
A. fine and plump
There is prob abl y no town in Il
country that uscs more ice in propo
: ton to population than does VinIt
Really Ninila is nice town.