Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-31
LOCAL NOTES.

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Settle up
Good bye 1891,
Which side ofthe ledger are you oni
60 to Swain's for bargains in every
thing.
Concert at the Academy next
Wednesday night.
w. Q. Patton & 90 have lot Of
horses and mules for sale.
The Harris boys have been sick
and William is still very low.
1t is thought that council will ad-
journ the latter par, of next week.
Miss Jean Brown, of the Academy,
is suffering with the popular malady.
Mrs. Cass will make reduced prices
on all felt millinery goods in her store.
Jess Van, (colored) was shot dead
by an officer at Fort Gibson last week.
Hint Ridenhour's bond was fixed
by the commissioner at ort Smith at
$1,000.
: The grip is with US but not with
the severity which it has manifested
elsewhere
Our council correspondent has
been sick with the grip but is "on
deck" again.
1t is now settled fact that thore
are to be no more poker games in the
mayors office.
Miss Lou MadauN died Tuesda,
and was buried in the cemetery at this
place yesterday.
The spItlog railroad is to be ex
te nGed at once by way of Bentonville,
Ark. to Fort Smith.
There is more than a possibility
that corn will be no higher next spring
than it is this fall
We are dunning all like this week
it is not worth while to take offence
even il you feel SO inclined.
20 lbs. granulated sugar for $l.00;
8 packages Of Arbuckle, Lion or xxx
coffee for Sl00 at SWANS
Ellis Moore has discovered a whole
Hill of some mineral west of town, and
Mr.. Glover pronounces it zinc.
Holders of city warrants are required
to present the same for registry inside
OF sixty days or they will be declared
void
ALI persons indebted to W. @. Pat
ton & Go. will please settle immedi-
ately as they do not want to proceed
otherwise.
1.-The law firm Of Akin & Tibbils
has been dissolved and Mr.. Tibbiis
has moved into the building occupied
by this office.
THE CHIEFTAIN issued on the first
and last days of 1891, and got in fifty
three weeks; can someone tell when
another year will begin and end on
Thursday.
The sheriff Of Coo wee.scoo- wee
district has seized several thousand
tons of hay and will sell the same at
public sale. as being the property OF
non citizens.
The Cutler Comedy Go. is billed
for the opera house the whole Of next
week. A date has also been made for
an Uncle Toms Cabin company ON
the l7th Of January.
u S. Martin is perfectly satisfied
with his Christmas gift, a nine pound
boy which arrived Thursday night,
and feels that he did not hang up his
S tocking in vain.
All persons knowing them selves
indebted to the Niui'a Nursery COM
pany will please settle at once, other
wise we will lie forced to proceed
against them legally.
MIR. Thomas aiunsell is making a
canvass OF this country in the interest
of the vinita Nursery company. and
will solicit subscriptions for The CHEF
TAIN while on his travels.
If you contemplate planting an
orchard in the spring either go or send .
direct TO the Vinita Nurseries for your
trees. They have fun line Of very Gne
trees that defy competition.
We are going to make new years
presents to every one OF our debtors,
and we expect them to give US some
thing in return and at once. This is
an elegant time to settle up.
VIII Chamberlin's house caught
Ere On the inside Monday, but tue
flames we're extinguished before the
wind could get at them Parlor
matches are thought to have been the
cause
The masquerade bali last Monday
vas generally attended and yielded an
overlooking measure Of amusement.
The costumer presented a greater num- /
Der and variety Of suits TO select from
than we're ever brought here before.