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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-02

. hogsheads. Total, 5SI hogsheads and 8
~ticrces, &c.
Total sampllng for month ending Novem-
her 30, 1872: Bright. LIS hogsheads and
20 ~tierces, &c; dark, 516 hogsheads and
AZ tlerccs. Sc; Western, lis hogsheads.
Total. 1852 hogsheads and GO %tierces, &c.
Inspections for the two months ending
November 30. 1892: Bright, 1892 hogsheads
and 20 t%ierces. &C.; dark. 773 hogsheads
and 1876 %tierces. &c; Western. 257 hogs
heads. Total, 2,422 hcgsheads and 1J8
%tlcrccs. sc.
ReinspectIons for two months ending No
vembcr 20. 1892: Bright. 9s2 hogsheads
and II ~tlcrces; dark. 1871 hogsheads and
II %ticrccs: Western, 2 hogsheads. Total,
1,1s1 hogsheads and % tierces.
Total sampling for two months ending
November 80. 1892: Bright. 2,374 hcgsheads
and 81 t%ierces. &c; dark. go hogsheads
and AS t%lcrccs. &c; Western. go hogs
heads. Total, 1908 hogsheads and 40
%ticrccs, &c.
Decrease in stock for month ending No
vcmber 30, 1892: 953 hogshcads and 80
%tierccS.
Farmers. wilson's. Scabrook's, Myers.
Shockoe, Allegheny, Old Dominion, Shell
burne's. Meals. Dayenport's and Planters
tobacco warehouses report to-day: Receipts,
- packages; deliveries. 80 packages.
United States internal revenue collections
fer the city OF Richmond, Va, to-day:
Cigars and cigarettes, $ $685.; plug to-
baccos. S4.172.3i. Total. S%10,G0S.20.
United States internal revenue collections
las per the Collectors report for month
ending November 90. 1892: Cigars. S43,-
370.5j; cigarettes. 81 .552.J0; plug tobaccos,
Sol, 1916; special tax, S2G4.62; penalty,
S23.96. Total. $1J9.073.29.
4 very large and satisfactory sale Of
brightS at Shelburne's to-day. Another very
good sale for tomorrow.
A fine sale Of bright tCbacccs at Daven-
ports to-day; highest price, $1,000.
a good all around sale at the Planters
warehouse to-day. and more for tomorrow.
Shockce scld $3.50 pounds dark loose to-
day; highest price, $50. A fair break for
tomorrow.
Crcnshaw's sold 5.125 pounds dark loose
tObacCOs today; highest price, $500. An
other break for &c morrow.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: :. b. Goodman, Cumberland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-02
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND VA. Dec. /.

HlCliMOND VA Dec 4, loo%'
No offerings Of tobacco at auction on
Change to-day.
Inyate sales reported 10 the secretary Of
ue Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: Wrap
p'fs' IS hOgsheads; smokers, p; scrap
Wnsnu, !. Total, q hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day: In
spsclons-Bright. Is hogsheads; dark, 81
head.
HE tobacco Inspectors official report for
,e month ending November 80. 1892. shows:
receipts for the month, 1,246 hogsheads
anu 81 uerccs, &c. deliveries for the
"on1A 2,lJ9 hogshCads and So uerces, &c.
ouocAs on hand December I, 1892: In
.peeted, ls,122 hogsheads and LOGS %tierces.
O. uninspected, 1851 hcgsheads and 231
Serces &c. Total, 20,T73 hogsheads and
LOS uerces, &c.
inspections for the month ending Noyem-
~, pSf o. 1892; Bright Col hogsheads and
uerces. &c; dark. AS hogsheads and
- usfces, &C.; Western, 1l6 hogsheads.
NVtsi' ll65 bogsheads and IS ~tierces, &c.
AeiDspections for month ending NOyem-
.I 30, 1892; Bright. SIT hogsheads and
. uerces, &C.: dark. Us hcgsbeads; Western,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-02
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. Flour quiet
and steady; receipts, 11,79f barrels; ship
ments, 300 b9rrels: prices unchanged.
Wheat southern quiet and steady; West
crn frmer but dull; receipts, 1902 bushels
Southern and 1900 bushels Western; ship
ments. 1GS, 1jJ bushels; stock, 2,Oll,G2l
bushels: No. . spot and December. 13hfi
73Ihc.; steamer No. ., Csc. bid; Fultz, 1O'a
Toe; longberry. 72a7Gc.; January, 13a
75Hc.; May S11sMS1hc.
Corn-Southern firm and Western steady;
receipts. 10.S2s bushels Southern and AL
bushels Western; shipments. 1,SOl bushels;
stock. 001 bushels; spot, 9fl4c. bid; No.
white spot. 4sHc. asked; Southern white
4Gd4Sc. dc. yellow, 47049c.; year or Janu-
ary. 4sHc. bid; May, Sic. bid.
oats steady; receipts. 1000 bushels; ship
ments. 1881 bushels; stock, 95,15O bushels;
unchanged.
Rice dnll; receipts. 1900 bushels; ship
mcats blank; stock, 1880 bushels; NO. 4
COO.
Hay steady and unchanged.
Grain frelghts dull: Liverpool, per Dushel'
27Ld.: London, 2s.4I2d. per quarter; corn
3Hs. per quarter.
coffee quiet; No. 7, 17G17Ac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-02
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. 1.-Flour quiet
frner aud unchanged.
Wheat firm in the early dealings on rn'
mors Of buying 10y Cudahay and Partridge
but became weak when Cudahay's name
was given up as "A seller, and closed with
a bare 1-1G added 10 its previous day .
valne: Nc. , red winter in store, u4c. Ike
ceipts, 212 cars.
Corn broke late in the day, in sympathy
with wheat, and closed 1snNc. lower; No
. in store, 42Au4219c. Receipts, l3l cars
The oat market also eased off with wheat
late IN the session. and closed 1sul4c. low
err; No. , white in store, 3jl2c. Receipts
1G2 ears.
Provisions were strong on the light run
CT hogs and good buying.
Pork gained Soc, lard 171zc. and ribs
2712c.
Whisky steady at S1.15.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-02
FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE
Richmond & DanVile
UNDERLYING
BONDHOLDERS'
COMMITTEE,
208 East German Street,
BALTIMORE, Nov. Is, 1892.

Louis Fitzgerald. Esq, Presi-
dent of the Mercantile Trust Com
pany of New York, has this day
been appointed a member of the
Richmond and Danville Under
lying Bondholders' Committee,
and the Mercantile Trust Com
pany of New York has been de-
signated as an additional deposit
tory for bonds.
Copies of the circular of the
committee and Of the agreement
under which bonds have been
called in will be furnished on APP
pIication to said Trust Company,
which will receive bonds for de-
post under the agreement and
issue therefor certificates prepared
in accordance with the require
ments of the New York Stock
Exchange.
j. WILCOX BROWN,
no3O-5t Chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND VA. Dec. l, 1892.

IVITIINIU-NU w, TT'- u I-'-'
OnoriT gs- Wheat, 93f bushels; corn, 81
bushels: oats. 700 bushels.
els.
Quctations-Whcat-Longbcrry. Hc. TO
7Sc.: mixed. re. to re; shortberry, zoe.
20 nc; No. . red, 7Gc. to nc. Corn
White, Virginia, new dag lots, SOC. TO
52c.; No. , white. 52c.; No. . mixed, 49c.
to zoe. Winter oats for seed, 3Sc. to 42c.;
No. > mixed, Csc. TO 39c.; Nc. 3 mixed, &c
to 37c. Rye, coo. to csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-02
AGAIN Cholera .sBObS Up.o

PARIS, Dec. 1.-The Journal Des De-
bats says Cholera has again appeared at
Cherbourg, and that four deaths from the
disease occurred there on Tuesday. Many
persons are said 10 be i'll with the disease
in Octeville and other places in the neigh
bOrhoOd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-02

Herorted by Messrs. John J.. Williams h
hous, Bankers. corner Tenth and Main
ttIeets.I
RICHMOND. VA. DEC. l. 1892.
Rln Asked
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10
MUNKOGEE GENERAL NOTES.

The Muskogee Roller Mil 60. have ar
ranged to build a large mill at usoner. The
plant will be in operation for the iall crop.
omething of an eaoit is being made TO
secure the "biohlordo Of gold cure" insli-
tute, which is 90 be located GA the A.. H. *
7 road 10 tie territory.
Simon Petor the Greek Who Killed Wm.
Flower one week ago nt Wewoln was cap
tured at Caddo Friday. rhe kiliing Is said to
be unprogoked. the means used being a club
There are severa prosecutions against The
ex-beer joint owners. Levi who is a United
States citizen, hsgiug Co eiye bond when De
went into business, has been sued upon the
same 10 the amount Of slooa8.
Last week a stranger desired 20 Sign bonds
for Carrier ana Bctstedt. charged with horse
stealing ne represented that Doe had 500
cattle 10 She Chickasaw nation wor.h $1,000.
The clerk being iitle skeptical required
Identification, whcreupon the stranger quietly
stole away
sam Hickory ihe slayer oi Deputy Joe
Wilson last laii who was arrested ana brought
here for the $500 reward last week has been
taken TO Ft smith for iriel hickory is fuu
blood Cherokee and does not deny thc charge
bat pleads seif-delcnse Tile officer lay au
night where be fsil. and next day was Knocked
ia The head dragged several mi'os 90 hiding
place, where bic no se's throat was cut.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10

John D. Merchant died at his home
eight miles southwest Of this city last
Monday night AZ eleven O'Clock, from
a stroke OF paralysis sustained upon
the l9th of December last lie has
never since that date been able to leave
his bed, aud for some time 1t has been
apparent that recovery was impossi-
bic. The deceased was born IN Nacog-
doches o., Texas. August 81, 1886,
and leaves wife and three grown
children. In his native state are few
men who bad a more extended ac-
quaintanee than J. D. Merchant, and
the day has been when his wealth ran
into the hundreds Of thousands
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10

Commisaioner Masons Court
( Elijah puree assault ana haiieryi rec.
ogpl2tl
Geo W. Martin, assault and batteryi
reoogNzoi
Calvin Elalas. timber depreaatiani rec.
4 ognzol
Frank AcGirl, assault and battery
discharged.
G, :. Tripp and Martin Byrn, MALI
cious mischief; discharged
I Alex splqer, disturbing religious wor-
ships recognized
RQbt. Bishop introducing recognized.
Caroneo Grazier, larceny Of timber
Recognized
Wallace Bntord, assault and battery
recognized
WIN. GnlAger and q u Warren, inn
Producing; discharged.
Wen Pigeon, disturbing public peace
recognized.
John Hays, assault aud battery with
intent; discharged.
Thomas Prather, assault and battery;
discharged.
Ed. Richardron, carrying pistol dis
charged.
fas woolien, carrying weapons recog-
nzed.
JAS Diekerson, carrying weaponi rec
oenized
VIM. Hampton, disturbing the peace;
recognized.
Albert Wolf and John Foster, larceny;
discharged.
JAS. W. God lard vs.. Robt l.. Cham
berlin, d. Bechlel, and +. souther-
land; Judgment ior 800.
" W. Poole VS.. John Griffith; judg
ment for Sl78o
NJ ana L selisberg vs, Chas. sehuth;
Judgment, sa7 so.
q. W Lithe vs.. I g. Hancock; judg 1
ment for Sll47.
B p Pennington VS.. John Griffin, re-
pevini lary trial judgment for prtE /
G. W. Little VS.. A. j Lane; judgment
for SDOf
Isaac Louis vs.. Nelson Beck; judgment
for $500
Willis Rider IS Joseph Burberry and
p. Meeks Judgment for SO co.
Wm. Lehman x Co. ys. j. O. Trott;
Judgment for 81 6S.
Married: John Gwartney and Miss
Lula b. Bough; Edward d. Smith
aud Miss Ida Higgnson; Wm NJ
Ezel and Miss ollie Harris; Marx
Graham aua Miss Clara Wilson;
Alexis i Lee aud Miss Laura sager
License issued. John Martin and Miss
Esiella Curry Samuel sheshey and
Miss Lou YenoreT Frank Nicely and
Miss Addle seales John Deacon aad
Miss Nora Martin.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10
NOTES FROM ABAlR.


Our blacksmith has a uea shop enclosed
Judge CLARK returned from Texas Friday
morning
The merchant from Big Cabin was on our
streets Sunday
Mrs. Ella sappington is spending few
DAYS IN Fairland
Nit Bams. Of Idaho. was visiting old
friends the past week
Everybody glad to see ihis rain fan, TO iH
up cisterns and ponds.
The Young men Of Adair are going TO or
ganize bass BEN club.
w. C Langley prcsenied hlmsoII with 3
new yard fence last week.
-Mr-. smith has returned to town and will
soon open boarding house.
-Berry Lenox contemplafes movinEto town
and starting lumber yarl.
Our town is on boom aud has now = pop-
uistiou 81 one hundred people
Miss Minnie Carlisle. ofCheiora. viii open
millinery sAop about The middle Of March
in s Al. Perry e store bulding.
Miss Cora Langley returned 60 her home ID
Fairiand On the srd The Toaae ialy formed
many warm friendships while in Adair and we
hope she vii visit ua agsia soon
The quarterly meeting Of the 81 E.. church,
south, eiil 1e ai This place On ihe isih and
ISth of this m0nth-sunda5 Hexf. The rfesid-
ing elder Rev Ausiin. OF Muskoree. viii
preach Ger as Erers bolg lagited 10 10 come
ont
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10
WONDERFUL NEW aiSiNG DISTRICT.
cola flsld. At crlppl- croel, colorado.

Reliable experts claim This is to-day the
Richest camp ia Colorado Assays average
sI91 per lon, ana have ron ns high as 5000.
Placer and quartz mining can be proaiably
carried on. These new gold fields are we'll
worth investigating They are about eighteen
miles nom Fl0rissant, COL, on Colorado Midi
land Riy. Great numbers Of people are now
rushing 10 Fremont. The chief toau Of the dis
uict Daily stages between Florissant and
Freemont tou can reach tiorissant, the
nearest railroad station. quickly and comfort
ably by taking tie Frisco line and Santa Fe
raalt.
For fau particulars about this wonderful
camp. address Chas s. Zee. General Passen-
et1 agent. Colorado Midland ny. Denver.
Colorado.
For lail particulars regarding route ani
cheap rates. applE to OF address any agent OF
eiiherthe Frisco fane or santa re ro1te
y J. MonnIti. D. WisHiur.
Gen'i Msnaeef, Gen'l Pass sAgt
Frisco Line, Frisco Line,
81. Louis, 40. ST Louis, No.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10
Among the Long Horns.

The Texas Live Stock association
met at IT. Worth Tuesday ana quite
a number Of gentlemen from this sec.
tion are present. Among the number
are n. skinner, Vim. Little, Sam Hall
W. O. Wright, II w. MARKS, H. Il.
Crutehdeld and L. Bell Most Of
the East 81. Louis delegation came via
the Frisco and spent Monday after
noon in this city There we've @. @.
Daily, Samuel Sealing, Hugh Mills, Of
q. NJ. Keys q Co., aud AL Keechler,
OF Cassidy Bros Dir. Atwaler. Of
Eyans-Snider- Buel went through in
the morning on the katy"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10
a Killing nt Oatoosa

Charlie gill, whisky pedder, was
shot and instantly Killed al Catoosa
Tuesday night by Geo. w. Rollens,
hotel Keeper Gin was drunk-and as
the landlord would not get up and let
him in he broke open the door, where
upon Rollins fired and killed him,
Rollins goes Co Ft. Smith 10 day, aud
from all accounts. ineluding that of our
informant, r. NJ Duncan, will have no
difficulty ln yindicaung his action. a
writ charging Gil with introducing
was issued by Commissioner Mason
some time since, aad it has been in
possession Of Deputy Bond several
weeks
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10
BULLETIN:
LOCAL NOTES.
N. skinner & Co., furniture.
Drind sweet corn al SwRin's

n skinner & Co., furniture.
Dried sweet corn at Swain's
Harness--full supply at Lee Barrett's.
Fun line of cart harness at Lee Bar
rett's.
Lots Of new and fresh groceries at j..
g. Aliens.
Seed potatoes at Mudrow are Sl.25,
at yinita, 81.
Corn, oats. millet, bran and hay at
Thompson's.
Horse collars, pads and the like at
Lee Bariett's.
Go to Thompson's and see those
large potatoes.
District Clerk Trott is laid mp again
with rheumatism
Cowboys; Lee Barrett has your sad
dies ready for you
Furniture repaired and upholstered
at Skinner & Co.'S.
Step into n skinner & Cos and look
at the bedroom sets
10000 envelopes at this Office; call
and ascertain prices.
J. F. Laner now has his Office with
J. G. Anderson & Co.
Fine display of watches aud jewelry
al the Alliance store.
Uncle Sans harness oil, rs cts. q
gallon at Lee Barrett's.
Fresh mince meat at r. NJ swain's,
only 10 cents per pound.
Fresh bread, pies and cakes at the
Bon Ton bakery, always.
R. l.. Sinner, aged 55, committed SUI
icide at Ardmore last Sunday.
Some years ago Vinita had no insur-
ance agency; now she has three.
Try package Of horse shoe coffee,
put up and sold by r. NJ. Swain.
Picture frames, window shades, aud
curtain poles at skinner 4 Cos.
Grass seeds, field seeds and garden
seeds Of all kinds at Thompson's.
W. II. Tibbils has been appointed by
Judge shackleford a notary public.
New goods just opened. Prices lower
than ever Henderson & Burlington,
Saw Mill for sale on easy terms;
address Geo. Armstrong, Alton, 1. +.
20 pounds granulated sugar for Sl0O
at Burlington & Henderson's, Alton.
5 lbs. Arbuckle or Lion coffee for
$lO0 at Burlington & Henderson's,
Alton.
Go to Thompson's for your -four,
meal, bacon and hams, and country
lard, etc.
The Vinita nurseries have begun
making their spring delivery Of nur-
sery stock.
The Alliance store unloaded a car Of
implements and two cars Of bsrbed
wire last week.
See Notice. of Henderson & Bunine-
ton, Alton. on opposite page. They
have come to stay.
The finest aud best coffess are to be
had at r. NJ. swain's who makes
specially Of coiiees.
Big stock Of queensware and glass
ware will be received by J. G. Allen in
a day OF two; wait for it.
Henderson & Burlington, Alton. Ind.
Ter, will take Cherokee warrants and
tickets on favorable terms.
Ladies wishing stylish millinery and
costumes should always consult Mrs.
Cass and Miss Youngblood.
see those fine gold and silver watch
es at the Alliance jewelry store, At
prices within the reach Of all.
Now is the time to buy the best line
ef aannels for the least money. Buff
ington & Henderson's. Alton.
Mrs. Ed Miller is nov the possessor
Of some Florida real estate, acquired
by successfully sowing a rebus.
DR. Fortner is planting two thous-
and Ben Davis apple trees this week
on his farm northeast Of town.
W. L. Troit is still IN the lumber
and building material business. see
his wal paper and read-mixed paint.
Jack Essex and wife are occupying a
house With Rev Dir. Drown. Mr. Dodd
having surrendered his apartments.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10
FALKLAND irrmS.

-alias Cora Langley is Visiting So Seneca
-Miss Della Holt of Prairie city, visited
Miss Emma illen this ReeE
Joseph Donahoo M D.. Is visiting bis
brother. Dr Doushoo, iu lhis city
The ground Is very soft ana the farmers
are very uneasg concerning the oat crop
REV. Browning 's conducting D revival
meeting 90 This place ana bias received several
new memDera Into the church.
Mr. james Reneer has returned % his obi
home in Seneca where he viii engage i'm tne.
hardware .bu ness, Mr T. I Browning tax
ing his stead at this place iu tho lumber trade.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10
The Delawnro PaHmont.

Agent Bennett giyesnotice that the
next regular annuity payment 90 the
Delaware Indians will begin on the
morning of Friday, April / 1892, at the
Delaware pay grounds near AiiuWe,
Cherokee nation The Individual
delaware stock claim will he inyes.
tiealcd on Thursday, March 81, 1892.
at the Delaware pay house on Light.
ming creek. Interested persons should
be promptly ON hand The payment
of this fund Will also be made. begin
ming April lst II thr Delawarcs will
be promp' all of them viii be paid in
two days, otherwise the payment Will
be continued ON Monday, April 4th
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10

Passengers going 20 any point east or south
east and desiring a quick aud comfortable
/ trip, should take the Ohio i Mississippi Ry,
the fast line from 81 Lonis, and the only one
running passenger train through to Cnon-
natl, the time helug less than ton hours.
Three daiiy vestbuie tralus are run BY the
o 4 NJ to Cincinnati ana two to Loulsyille,
making direct connections with an trains for
the east, northeast and southwest. aud trains
Of this line are equipped with elegant Yesli-
bule Day coachea and Pullman s latest pattern
In Yeatlbule Parlor Library cars and sleepers
The sleeping cars are run through from So
Louis to Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York without change, and the
fare to these points ID less BY the q. q NJ. Ry.
than by other through car routes.
owing to its excellent through car service
and fast time. the o. 4 NJ. Is enabled to
carry about nlnety-nge per cent OF the travel
from 81. Louis to and via Cincinnati, east
ward
See that your tickets read via the popular
o q NJ Ry, for sale az oiiees Of connecting
lines
For further Information call on or address
Al Lytle, Genl Western Pass'r Agent
Ohio & Mississippi Ry, loiN Broadway, ST.
Louis, Mo go
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10
The frisco boys are willing 10 swear
that freight is held back all the week
in order TO make extra work sunday
Here il Is. ana it flls the biil

Here il is, and it fills the bin much
better than anything we could say.
"lt gives me ,he greatest pleasure to
write YOU IN regard TO Chamberlain 's
Cough Remedy. During the past vim
ter have sold more Of il than amy
other kind, and have yet TO find any
my store that gave such universal sat-
isfacton. J. w. Ronev. Druggist,
Gueda Springs, Kansas. 50 cent bot
ties for sale by A W. Foreman, Ninita.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10

At uat0osu last Saturday DICK 'fay
Tor shot twice al John watkins feet
aud thenstrck him across ihe side 81
the head with hls regolgoF The
weapon was discharged JUST grazing
Watkins neck I'aylnr leit ~ once
and It was he who stole MR. Flippln's
horse, mentioned elsewhere When
last seen he was somewhere above
here going towards Chetopa
Mr.. j. @. Flippn came IA from Clal-
emore sunday 70 bring his boys back
to school at the academy. No has lfo
acres Of wheat and says that ia the
past few weeksit has improyedin con-
dition wonderfully in fact few weeks
ago il gave promise Of failure While
here, Monday Mr.. FHppln received
dispatch stating that someone stole a
fine horse from him Sunday night.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10
HncLlrn,. Arnlea snIro.

The best salve ia the word Tor Cuts
Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt, kheum
Fewer sores, letters, Chapped Hands
Chiiblans, Corns, and all Skin krup'
tinns, and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required. ltis guaranteed 20 give
standardization o money refunded
glice - cents per box. hof sale by "
q. Patton * co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10
NotIooI

Notice is hereby given that the town
commissioners viii be at the towns of
Adair Coo y-yah and Chouteau, on
the following DAYS and dates, to-wiG
Adar March lIfh, Cooyyah, March
10th, Choutea u, March l7th, 1892.
All persons holding certificates of
FIRST OF second instaIlments are hereby
notified 20 come forward and settle
with The town commissioners on the
above named days, otherwise their
town lots revert 10 the nation, and
will be resold
Notice is further given that the COM
missioncrs will sell town lois on the
above days and dates.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10

When in Chetopa, Kansas, stop al the
National hotel, A NJ. Strobe, propFie-
or. ii you want hrst-class accommoda-
ions. Rates $500 per day
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10
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49, y ssl8 wealth resort quite .
difference Locaton, near Pixies pank, M
Colorado Gold bright, yellow gold, % fonnd
nt grass roots aud ~ the rock formation
ileiiHhie esrerls claim this u to-day the
richest camp % Colorado. Assays average 500
per ton, and have run as high 40 s5,ooo one
bundled people day are now rushing 70 Free
mont, ehlef town OF the district
The chance Of q liie time Is worth looking
after.
hon can get there quickly aud comfortably
by taking the santa Fe route Only lne with
NO change Of cars from Chicago, Kansas Cty
ana other principal cltlea TO Florissant near
est railroad station. with daily stages 70
Fremont
Inquire Of local ticket agents about rates
and service. For general Information address
W Janney, Pass Agent, 1880 Union ave
Kansas CITY Mo
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Horses and mules for sale ~
Q. Patton &c Co.