Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-09-22
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
Babbitt metal at this Office.
Fresh Bread at Burns restaurant.
Examine your apple trees for borers
"Too many rustlers," the COW men
say.
Don't forget columbus day" at the
Academy.
For rent, store room; enquire of W.
c. Patton.
Keep cool; ice delivered daily by the
0 X market.
JED Blevins is building residence
up near the college.
Space for exhibits in Floral Hall is
being taken rapidly.
Pete Couch placed his children in
the college this week.
Ninety students have thus far been
enrolled at the college.
Fresh family groceries always in
stock. Jno. C. Gray & Co.
Epps' cocoa SOC per h., Bakers choc-
olate 40c per ID. at Burns
Babbitt metal in large or small guam
titles for sale at this office.
Call on P D. Henry at Chelsea for
prices on boots and shoes. 52tf
The NJ, X. & T. railroad is being
fenced through the territory.
"Let no guilty man escape" is the
way to stop cattle stealing.
Davis Hill and wife are the happy
parents of a brand new boy.
A good rain to lay the dust would be
very acceptable at this time.
Fox Dennlngburg went east with
four loads Of cattle Tuesday.
Jim Mehlin shipped several loads OF
cattle to St. Louis this week.
Joe Harris is building a new barn in
connection with his livery stable.
A little son Of Dick Crutchfeld (de-
ceased) died at the college Friday.
Winfield Scott had train of cattle
on tae st. Louis market yesterday.
W. II. little, of Alton, was attend
ing Judge Mason court TINS week.
Country produce taken in exchange
for all groceries at Jno. G. Gray & Cos.
Wyman Thompson. of Big Cabin,
has named his new baby Jim Corbett,
Read our special live stock market
report from Kansas City and st. Louis.
ANY quantity of "chattel mortgages
with power ofsale" for sale at thus Of
fee.
The wind-work has begun on a rail-
road between Joplin aud Southwest
City.
Mr.. Boyer and Miss Tinnie Oyler
were married Sunday morning by Rev.
d. n. Allen.
Vinita still continues to purchase
all the water melons that come, and
defies the cholera.
VIM. Brown, two miles south of
town, has 400 bushels Mediterranean
seed wheat tor sale. l-2
Money to loan on favorable terms in
sums OF 81 to 5000, at First National
Bank, Vinita, l. I.
The sentence of Bud Blunt, the slay-
er of Jack Majors, has been commuted
to life sentence.
Mrs. Browning is building house
on the north side of track, to be oc-
cupied as a residence.
Worcester academy is to have a new
Dag unfurled to the breeze by the 18th
inst, columbus day"
We should give practical turn to
whatever cholera scare we may enter
tain by cleaning up the city.
Money to loan on favorable terms in
sums Of 81 to $1,000, at First National
Bank, Vinita, 1. T.
If you appreciate the value of home
grown trees, place youI orders for fall
planting with the Vinita nurseries.
John o. Lockheart and Miss Myrtle
Williams, of Alluwe, were married on
the 18th inst. by Rev. VIM. Adams.
Fine candies, California fruits, nuts.
cigars, tobacco, fresh oysters celery.
and lunches at all hours at Burns.
The Muskogee Fair begins next
Tuesday; but the week following the
best fair of the season will be held at
Vinita.
Arthur Chamberlin's little child died
Friday evening at w. G. Chamberlin's S,
IN this city. and was buried the follow
ing day.
Ifyou are skeptical as to the quality
Of trees grown at the Vinita nurseries
20 and inspect their stock; it speaks
for itself.
A-full- biooded- d-four-year--old-Jersey
bull for--sale--cheaP. -or-would beck
changed -for-other- stock ,--inquire-at
this-office.
John r. Wells and David Nave we're
each fined $50 for violation Of the per-
NIT law. at the special term Of the dis
trict court at Claremore.
Dennis Hicks, the popular east side
blacksmith, is ready 10 serve all OF bis
old patrons and as many new ones as
will come. His work speaks for itself
Dental Notice.
Dr. l.. o. Ellis, Dentist Of South.
west City, will be at Wagner, sept.
d 70 Ocf- /. Chonfean. Oct. 20 5