Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-08-11
LOCAL NOTES.

Babbitt metal at this office.
Harness for oats; Lee Barrett.
start the plows now, without delay.
The oat crop is not turning out very
we'll.
For rent, a store room; enquire OF W.
G. Patton.
Keep cool; ice delivered daily by the
0 X market.
Bring your grain and produce to T.
F. Thompson's.
Andy Countryman's daughter has
been quite sick.
No. > wheat has been selling this
week at 65 cents.
Very good rains have fallen almost
.all around Vinita.
Chief Perryman, Of the Greeks, has
recos cred his health.
I. Z. Thompson keeps the finest line
of groceries in the world.
Fresh family groceries always in
stock. Jno. c. Gray & Co.
Babbitt metal in large or small guam
titles for sale at this office.
All summer dress goods for the next
80 days at cost at E. Il. Ironside's.
The best place iii the Cherokee ma
ton to trade is at T. F. Thompson's.
Catoosa has been laid out under the
town law, and will continue to boom,
Groceries and hardware cheaper at
Eronsides than anywhere else in town.
Country produce taken in exchange
for all groceries at Jno. @. Gray & Cos.
When the threshers reach Mr.. Pat
ton s place they will have q months
work.
Three whisky pedilers were captured
AT the Lightning creek celebration last
week.
Jim Ratclif is buying wheat for a
Springfield firm the l.. B. Brinson
Grain Co.
200 bushels of oats wanted in ex-
change for harness or saddlery goods
Lee Barrett.
DR.. Frazee has sold his herd of An
CORA goats to O. d. Gunter, Jr., OF
Sloan Springs.
W. L. Halsell is about to erect a
stone house at Chelsea, 30xSO feet. to
be used as a hotel.
a. Blevins, Bluejacket's all-around
rustler, is giving special attention to
his debtors just now.
Ladies, buy no summer dress fabrics
of any description until you have ex-
.amined E. T. Ironside's.
Don't buy cook stove until you
have seen the steel range you can buy
of E. T. Ironside for the same money.
A frightened team ran off precipice
ard killed whole family Of six per-
sons in Oklahoma one day last week.
John Loekheart, Of Alluwe, was
kicked by mule one day last week
and so badly hurt that he may not
recover.
DR.. p Donahoo is now located at
Alton and offers his professional ser
vices to the citizens Of that section;
see card.
90 10 E. I. lronside for wrought
steel. q hole, Majestic range at $50
for wood or coal. Warranted to give
satisfaction.
Tuesday morning John Weaver Of
fered 20 insure a rain within forty
eight hours; it got here Wednesday at
about six O'Clock.
T. L. Merrell was a witness last week
an the case OF George Summers charged
with the murder Of John Siayton, on
Big creek, last fall.
The Cox brothers are doing good
work with their new thresher and are
receiving contracts right along for
next years business.
Tobe Martin has been allowed PEN
sion Of eight dollars a month with one
years back pay for rheumatism con-
tractedln the service.
Mrs. Ironside is going TO st, Louis
very soon to buy new goods. To make
room for same she will sell all summer
dry hoods now on hand at cost.
The ejectment case Of J. N. little
against n. c. schuieldt was tried be-
fore CLERK Trott saturday and resulted
IN a decision favorable 10 Title.
According to newspaper reports two
ofthe Daltons died Immediately after
the Adair robbery but from the same
source We learn that forty Or ifty more
OF them nave been seen in different
parts Of the country.