Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-01-12
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
All, there, Mike
Still "in it;" A. B. Nichols.
The man with the fat hog Is strictly
ain it,"
Full line Of collins at d. s. Cummings
Adair.
Buy your binding twine now, of W.
W. Miller.
There is some diphtheria reported on
Russell creek.
See card of +. NJ. Smith, attorney at
law, this week
There is talk OF Knights of Pythias
lodge at Bluejacket.
Boots, shoes and rubber overshoes at
bottom prices. Jno. q. Gray.
Jonathan Cores law card again
graces our columns this week.
j. S. Thomson has erected an i'm
plement warehouse on the south Y
Staple and fancy groceries, pro-
visions and produce. Jno. Q. Gray.
'Lige Warren was married about the
frst'of the year to Miss Adelia Lane.
According to Col. Gore the Boomers
are I'strictly in it" up at Bluejacket.
EvfYo Stock Of boots, shoes and hats
Ihtiu at Patton & Cos, very low.
Any quantity of "chattel mortgages
with power ofsale" for sale at this Of
fee.
Batter, eggs, chickens and country
produce. A. b. Nichols, postoflice
building.
t. +. Thompson is buying furs and
pelts and paying highest market price
for sam e.
All country produce accepted in ex-
change for groceries, boots and shoes.
Jno. q. Gray.
The wife of Delegate Benge died at
her home at Fort Gibson last week
with consumption.
o6s, az toe bostodice buiiu.
ing and order dollars worth of that
fine peaberry coffee.
Notice change in the advertisements
OF Skinner & Ratcli6 and Charlesworth
& Burlington this week.
Orders for all kinds of tin work, roof
ing, guttering, etc, skillfully executed.
ID. 5. Cumming, Adair.
Skinner & RatcliG place some inter
esting matter before the public this
week; see new advertisement.
Binding twine; w. W. Miller will
meet all prices. Make no contracts
until you have consulted him.
nnXIn have gone prices on all heavy
UUWll Dry Goods at Patton & Co.'S,
G. w. Miller wishes to move his fam
lily over from Neosho about the irs,
Of February, il he can find house.
Charlesworth 4 Burlington have laid
q sidewalk from the main street to
their store in the Masonic building.
Bob Taton. the slayer OF Jess Elliott,
is reported to be lying very low with
pneumonia in the Jail at Tahlequah.
The NJ, X. & T. bridge force is now
engaged in placing new iron bridge
across Cabin creek, just south OF town.
Nj. Marrs. editor OF this paper, ha,
been confined to his house by sickness
for week. lie is improving, however
The ice needed by the Santa Fe rail.
road in Kansas has been put up al
Lawrence andis fourteen inches thick
Fruit trees that are not protected
from rabbits are in great danger Of be
ing "oaiked" at this season OF tn,
year.
Johnny Barritt went skating one
day too early in the week and Of cours'
the ice broke and let him in up to his
neck.
Anyone wishing to purchase a de
sirable piece of property in Vinita, fo
less than cost, should enquire of L. N
Ralclih. AZ
You can contract now with w. w
Miller for your binding twine at prob
ably a much lower price than II viii
sell Tor next season.
Special meeting Lewis DowninI
Post, No. 10, G.. A. r., Saturday TIA,
l4th, for election and installing officers
ISAAC o. McOoLLUM, P. O.
". T.. Halsell is going to build
house for Mr.. Godbey. the bank clerk
That gentlemen, will move hi
family down from Cherryyale, Kansas
at once.
A train on the Frisco's. gt. Smith
Paris line was wrecked aud burned u
near Fayetteville recently by bulle
being fired into an oil tank, causing
10 explode.
W.O. Patton & Co. have inaugurate
a bedrock. cheap for cash sale, whic
has never been equaled in Viniti
Step lnand consult CIV. Miller for vel
iflcaiion of this statement.
subscriptions taken at this Office fc
any paper or magazine printed in th
United States, in connection with Tn
OmIRFrAIE, or ifdesired by a subscribe
Of the same, at less than the publiAhe
price
DR.. j. I. Davis desires to give gel
oral notice that during 1893 hs do,
not propose TO practice his professio
without money OF It's equivalent. A