Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-08-18
LOCAL NOTES.
Babbitt metal at this office.
Rajah is bigger than Jumbo.

Rajah is bigger than Jumbo.
Prairie chickens are very scarce.
Last Saturday was a good wheat
day.
Pay your debts when you sell that
wheat.
Flax is turning out much better than
last year.
The town lot sales occur this week
and next
For rent, store room; enquire of W
G. Patton.
Keep cool; ice delivered daily by the
o X market.
For cheKp stoves and ranges see f.
T. Ironside.
John Three-sixteen, for August. was
issued last week.
Gus Nichols has been appointed
postmaster at Echo.
1'he noted Bundle Bee cigar lways
in stock at P. Shanahan's.
Fresh family groceries always in
stock. Jno. G. Gray & Co.
Babbitt metal in large or small guam
titles for sale at this office.
A kiln of brick has just been burned
at Cotfeyville with natural gas.
The advisabllity of laying out FAIR
land as town, is being considered.
Country produce taken in exchange
for all groceries at Jno. G. Gray 4 Co.'S.
Mr., and Mrs. L. NJ. Douthitt we're
blessed with new baby last Sunday.
The partial failure of the corn crop
should make the farmer careful of his
oats.
Bob Rudisill has purchased half
interest in Will Wright's jewelry busI-
ness.
The Peoples Drug Store has the fin
est line Of tablets and stationery in
the city. /
Who pays cash for all kinds of pro-
duce, grain and vegetables. T. f.
Thompson.
Judge Wagstaff is very low at his
residence in Paola with heart disease
and dropsy.
The insurance companies were set
Ting with Messrs. Poole & Guliger for
the Adsir fire last week.
You are cordially invited to call at
the Peoples Drug Store for your school
supplies of any description. l
All summer dress goods for the next
thirty days at cost; bound to go; must
have room. +. T. Ironside.
A fine assortment of colognes, toilet
waters and toilet articles of all descrip-
tions kept at P. Shanahan's. l
For bargains in boots and shoes;
bargains in dry goods; bargains in
groceries, go to E. 7. Ironside's.
Levi Henry states that the fence
cutters in Cooweescoowee district have
ceas sed hostilities and disbanded.
Who keeps the finest line and best
assorted stock of groceries in town?
That's easy, why, T. +. Thompson.
The approaching marriage of popu-
lar young lady of our city is favorIte
topic of discussion among the ladies at |
this time.
Rev. A. N. Chamberlin is conduct
ing a small printing Office at his home,
getting out some religious literature IN
Cherokee.
No report has thus far been received |
of the new medical association TO have |
been organized at Wagner one day
last week.
Dry goods, boots, shoes, clothing, |
groceries, hardware and everything |
kept in a frst-class store, at lowest
prices. E. 7. Ironside.
MIR. McGlasson's little girl, aged two,
got hung in the fence one day recent
ly and severely injured though it is
hoped not permanently.
The Peoples Drug Store comes to the
front this week and avails itself of the
benefits OF our local columns. square
treatment is what you get at this place.
The ID ally brothers left debts to the
Of $500 for II. T. Landrum to
pay and had even sold out the rem
nants when he came home from court.
The Southwest City fair occurs
Thu rsday, Friday and Saturday of this
week. Popular prices" (iree) will aid
the managers materially in securing a
good attendance.
The announcement is made that
Pr esident Harrison will not visit the
fair this year. After seeing
The sights Of the Vinita fair he will be
satisfied and willing to 90 home.