Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-12-24
S. ]. Burns, Ohristmae Offering.

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s.J. Burns Christmas Offering.
Oranges, Lemons, Grapes,
Pears, Plums. Bananas,
Candies, Nuts, RaIsins,
Oysters, Celery, Cranbernes,
Bread, Pies, Cakes,
California Canned Fruits
With the close Of the year state
menl will be sent to every person in
debted to THE CHEFrAIN on any ac-
count and we expect settlement.
The annual holiday masquerade
bali will take place at the opera house
next Monday night. The services of
a costumer have been engaged.
--Ohouteau and Thomson desire
all parties owing them to come for
ward and settle at once as they wish
to close taeir books the first OF the
year.
Notice $. j. Burns new adyertis-
ing this week; as he expresses it, he
has opened mp and has got to do bus
mess lie has nice place; give him
a cali
---Dr. J. A. Thompson. of rahlequah,
half brother of the Doctors Fitc, died
last week. lie was, up to the time OF
being taken ill, attending upon Chief
Mayes
----rhe children of the Congrega-
tional sunday school VIII have exer-
cises appropriate to the season at the
church on Thursday evening, Christ
mas eve.
With next weeks issue will end
the time of our Jan l. 1892, subcrlbers.
Better not delay renewing for, while
THE CHEFrAIN will not stop, your pa
per viii do so.
Mr. RIDDLE, living across Cabin,
recently captured some kind of a
ground squirrel that puzzles all the
native natulalisls aud the "oldest in
habitant" as well.
The Frisco railway offers holiday
excursion tickets at one fare for the
rouud trip. between points not over
200 miles distant. See Bert Walker
for time tables, rates, etc,
The Pope Manufacturing Co., max.
ers Of the Columbia bicycle, improve
upon their calendar each year as they
do upon their wheel, and both haze
reached what seems to be the pinacle
of perfection.
Drop a postal card to WI .Janneyi
passenger agent A., T. 4 $. F. railroad
1850 Union avenue, Kansas City, foi
copy of new folder just issued, describ-
ing Oklahoma and the new country
just opened up by the government. JIG
John Barnharts boy was accident
ally shot by Dave Miller, another boy,
last week and it is thought he will die.
Mr.. Barnhart is living on the Ketchum
place, on Grand river. The boys were
foOling with a shot gun with the usual
ressit.
john Weaver has purchased some
lots in the Restern portion Of town
from w L. Trott. and will erect a res
idence thereon shortly. Yinlta will
soon be able to boast Of more band
some residences than any town in the
country.
Miss Malone, a lady from Virginia,
who COMES with papers from the con-
servatories a. Washington, New YORK
and Roston, takes ihe place Of Miss
Anabel Trent as music teacber at the
college. The lady is said to be ~ sy.
eptionaliy fine vocalist
The prospect now is that the pres
eut eity council viii do much to i'm
prove the con9ition of the town. There
is enough tax collected every year il
vGhtly expended to place the streets
sxceilent condition, aside itoa de-
~Se ,oenses Of government
snndav night, Dec, 20, some
- ,m-ned hors,1 INTO sam Belew 5
ne usn 20 ~, Eve miles eae- OF Chelsea and
r. n owner can get the same on
pplieation and p. aying for t. Is no''ee' ~
description: Bay horse pony some =
White in face, brande. circle L on 's''
houlder.
a decidedly entertain 'ng eNhioi-
ion was that given at Willie halseli
institute last Thursday evening Eaeh
performer showed the result OF very
.areful training, and in few instances
me degree Of perfection disclosed was
, genuine surprise. The receipts eH-
seeded $40.
Married, on the 10Th INST, by the
Rev. d. \. Allen, Mr.. W. j.. Overton,
Of Overton, Tex, and Miss Daisy o.
Turner. the adopted daughter Of Sir. j..
G. Grav. The ceremony was perform
ed at the brides home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Overion will remain here
this winter utpHrpose going to Texas
in the spring.