Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-12-29
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No more the busy little bee
Improves the shining hour,
No more the black bear in the park
The peanut doth devonr,
The ice man holds our comfort now
No longer in his power,
For the stove man and the coal king are
The heroes Of the hour
At Bnrns' -all sorts Of toys.
Renew your Jan, subscriptions
Mrs. A. A. Kelley is seriously i'll.
If indebted to this oIhce, please pay
Don't put ofrrenewing your subscrip-
ton.
Full line Of collins at D. $. Cummings 's
Adair.
Highest cash price for furs; A. B.
Nichols.
1t was pretty sober Christmas, TAX
ing the town over
Produce wanted by A. B. Nichols;
highest price paid.
Desks, chairs and wagons for the lit
tie folks at Burns.
fresh family groceries at A. B. Mich
ols'; strictly for cash.
Delicious meals served at all hours
at s, j. Burns restaurant.
All seasonaDle millinery at greatly
reduced figures at Mrs. Cass'.
For hand made fancy Xmas gifts
call at Mrs. VIM. Chouteau's.
Winter was a little slow, but it got
here Christmas night, all right.
Charley Mcclellan is an applicant
for The position of u S. marshal.
Joe Green has about determined to
abandon farming and move to town.
Fine confectionery and tropical fruits
at Burns restaurant, Patton building.
Any quantity Of "chattel mortgages
with power of sale" for sale at this Of
flee,
Jimmy White is arranging to put an
engine into his shop probably gas
oline.
7. f. Thompson is buying furs and
pelts and paying highest market price
for same.
This office will send out great many
bills in the next few days and expects
them paid
@Well pleased with THE CHIEFrAIN, "
writes Lon Williams in renewing his
subscription
I. D.B. Camack. of Vinita, /. I. de-
sires the address of his brother.in-law
VIM. Brewer. 2t
Orders for all kinds of tin work, roof
ing, guttering, etc, skillfully executed.
d. S. Cumming, Adair.
All those indebted to T. +. Thomp-
son will please call and settle by Dec.
3lst and greatly oblige.
Bob Talton is being tried at Clare
more this week by Judge Wickliff for
the murder of Jess Elliott.
E1om Love brought a chickens
liver to town a few days siEee which
must have weighed nearly apound.
Watches, clocks. jewelry and spect-
acIes reprired, and satisfaction guar
anteed. W. G. Wright, the ieweler.
Call and examine my stock Of jew
elry before purchasing as can save
your money. w. Wright, the jeweler.
DR.. Chas. w. Day is prepared to do
all kinds Of dental work; gold crown,
bridge work, etc. Permanently located.
Ihave the largest and best selected
stock of jewelry in the Cherokee ma
ton. Prices the lowest. w. Q. Wright,
the jewele..
The Christmas trees last Saturday
were loaded with presents and there
was no dearth Of little folks on hand to
claim them.
From now until the holidays Mrs.
Cass will sell all fall and. winter mil
linery at greatly reduced prices; hats
from 90 cents up.
Mr.. Mars, the editor of this paper,
has spent large portion of the past
week in bed with an attack OF neural
gia of the stomach.
All parties owing DR.. A. w. Fore
man are requested to call aud settle
their accounts before Dec. 3lst, or he
will be compelled to call upon them
individually.
Stamping and fancy work done to
order at Mrs. VIM. 6 houteau'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 and see her.
Guarantees perfect satisfaction.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted TO Ford & Hickox, Fairland.
]. r., will please come forward and
settle same before the first day OF
January, 1893, otherwise your credit
wiil be discontinued. We must have
moaay to pay our debts.
Christmas Presents.
I have a iine hne Of jewelry. watch
es, clocks and silverware suitable for
presents. W. c. Wright, the jeweler.
Notice.