Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-12-08

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ly we'll.
Thirteen hundred dollars reward is
to be divided between the captors OF
Ned Christie, sixteen in number. Dep
uty Heck BruneT, Of this place is one
Of them.
n The Claremore city election resulted
thus: Mayor, Jno. NJ. Sanders; coun-
Gil, Teece Chambers, George Walkly,
A. l.. Mcdaniel, VIM. Campbell and
James NJ. Taylor.
have the largest aud best selected
stock Of watches, clocks, jewelry and
silverware In the territory, and at
prices that defy competition. w. @.
Wright, the jeweler. IF
Stamping and fancy work done to
order at Mrs. VIM. Ohouteau's. Call
and see our nice line of celluloid satins
and ribbons to match; new hats cheap.
er than ever, from 25 cents up.
Mrs. NJ. Gillogly, Of Kansas City, is
conducting the dress making depart
ment at Mrs. Chouteau's store, and
invites the ladies to call aud see her
Guarantees perfect satisfaction.
There was no business transacted at
the special term of the district court
set for last Monday; an adjournment
was taken until the first Monday in
January, when jury Of twelve will we
accessible.
The Masonic lodge of this city will
mold public installation on the 9th
inst. On this occasion the ladies Oi
the Estern Star will give supper, the
proceeds to be devoted to the use of
their order.
Jno. O. Gray & Co. have added fne
line Of boots aud shoes to their bus
mess this week and not only call to
their aid advertising as a means Of Sc
curing trade, but are making extreme
ly low prices.
Emmet Dalton's pistols, at the time
OF the CoHeyville raid, were surren-
dered to Editor Elliott. A few days
ago they were replevined by the owner
and turned over. Emmett is likely to
lose an arm, yet, as a result Of his
wounds.
The name of NJ. NJ. Edmiston, ESQ. .
of Muskogee, is going the rounds as q
suitable person for the Office of United
States attorney. He is regarded as q
good lawyer, and has many friends
who would like 10 see him have the
position.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted 10 Ford 4 Hickox, Fairland
|. T., will please come forward anC
settle same before the first day o
January, 1893, otherwise your credit
will be discontinued. We must have
money to pay our debts.
Al the city election Monday W. q
Chamberlin beat j. q. Anderson fol
mayor l3 votes. The council elected
consists OF j. 5. Thomson, +. +
Thompson, j. I. Gunter, Il. Balentin'
and NJ. Frazee. Pete Tovey has beer
temporarily appointed as marshal.
Rev. l.. w. Rivers and family spent
last Thursday in the city and departeC
In the evening for Ardmore, the gen
tleman's new field Of labor. A grea
many friends called during the after
noon to wish them success and express
regret that they were going to leay
this vicinity.
Mr.. Clay, living ON the Harles place
west of this city, is having a seige y
typhoid fever in his family. Some tw
weeks ago his oldest son, young maj
nineteen years old died with it an,
Monday last he lost another son abou
twelve years Of age. Several othe
, members of his family are dow n wit
the same disease.
A petition is being generally signe
|, asking Col. John q. Taylor to appoin
Bert Walker, the Frisco agent at thi
place, TO the position Of live stoc
agent for that company in this terrific
ry. Mr.. Walker 10 thoroughly compe
tent, is popular with shippers and en-
Joys an extensive acquaintance wit
. that class. His appointment would /
. an excellent Que.
u Dr. Chas. w. Day, Of Nevsda, Mo
= q dentist, has permanently located
o our city and opened an Office in Il
new Patton building, back Of DR.
h Fortner 4 Bsgby. The gen,lema
J. comes 70 our people well Endorsed,
n atiable and courteous in demeano
q and We tcuRt will never have occasio
to regret his selection OF Yinila as
"a permanent location.
4 We cordially invite every one
y come and inspect our christmas iol
Is before puTchasing elsewhere; We vel
tufe TO say we will have the most el
CANT assortment Of christmas noVeltl