Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-03
LOCAL NOTES.
Loose hay $3.50 a ton

Loose hay $3.50 ton.
Barbed wire at +. T. irons ide's.
Nice dress goods; E. T. Ironside's.
Car Of barb wire at Alliance store.
Bring your turke US to the Alliance
store.
Go to the Alliance store for bar
gains.
- full car OF barbed wire at E. I.
lronside's.
claire tie soap, six bars for 25c at
w. O. WrighRs.
Finest grade of flour in Vinita at the
Alliance store.
John Three-Sixteen, for Dece mber,
was issued this week.
Finest assortment of overcoats in
town at Alliance store.
All kinds of fancy candy and nuts
at W. G. Wrights.
Go to the Alliance store for your
boots and shoes.
-3-ply black diamond roofing at W..
L. Trotts lumber yard.
December came in with bowling
wind, but from the south.
Oar Of shorts aud bran mixed at the
Alliance store.
Have your clocks, watches and jew
elry repaired at w. G. Wrghts.
Mrs. Cass will make reduced prices
on all felt millinery goods in her store.
Try a can of Plymouth Rock ma
pie syrup, at W. G.. Wright's grocery.
George Collins is now in charge of
the Frisco stock yards at Paris, Texas.
Just received: New prnnes, new
rsisins, oranges and lemons, at Joe q.
Aliens.
20 pounds of granulated sugar $l.00;
pounds Arbuckle coffee, sl.0o. Alli-
ance store.
Full line of horse blankets, lap
robes, and such goods at Lee Barrett's
harness shop.
William Miller, who killed Tom
Farrier, the Frisco conductor, was con-
victed Of manslaughter.
Just received. 1000 pounds Of fancy
candy at vinita's fancy grocery store,
w. @. Wright, proprietor.
Mrs. Hetzer, living on one of the
Childers places on West Cabin, near
Kinnison, died Sunday night.
Carl Bradley will take a situation
in the dry goods department at E. T.
Ironside's, beginning next week.
deputy Bond captured cattle
thief from The states this week upon
whom there was Sl0O reward.
The ladies were very successful
with their Thanksgiving supper, aud
took in, from all sources, about $50.
-Granulat ed and crystal sugar, ma
pile syrup, Arb uckle and other roasted
coffees, at Joe Q. Aliens grocery.
The ladies will find a display of
dress goods at E T. Ironside's which in
extent and quality will surprise them.
-Ifyou find yourself in ClaIemore
and want nice clean shave by first
class barber, go to w. ]. Taylor's new
shop.
IS. j. Burns is putting up the
shelves and partitions and preparing
TO occupy his new location in the Pat
ton building
Hon. F NJ. Conner has been re-
appointed and confirmed as town com
missioner, a merite,, recognition of
integrity in Office.
"A great many Of our townspeople
are attending the Delaware payment
this week. II is expected that all will
be back tonight.
If the worlds fair architects run
out Of ideas they cannot do better than
come 10 Vinita; a supply Of original
ones is guaranteed.
IT. r. Thompson is doing a good
business in his feed and produce ex-
change. Nearly all country produce
can there be found.
Bob Rudisill, now st Herringion,
Kan, is said to be doing we'll at the
watch making business and has lately
bought a stock Of jewelry.
"A judgment for sl25 damages has
Just been found in the Muskogee court
against ex-sherif Adair for ejecfing a
man from Capt. Henry's place. at
Chelsea.
"A second city ticket has been nom I
mated, as follows. Mayor, r. d.
knight. council, W. &. Wright, Wm.
Little, Dr. B. F. Fortner, W. r. Badg-
EFT. John Thomson.
A perpetual injunction has been
granted by Judge Shackleford. restrain
ing S. J.. Burns from erecting or main
fning any buildings on the n. K. &
ght-of-uay in this city.