Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-11-09
LOCAL NOTES.
Hardin Trott is sick again.

Hardin Jrott is SICK again.
Work shirts and pants at Gray's.
Preachers begun to get out Monday
evening.
The circus was very near . failure in
every way.
Henry Starr has been sentenced to
be huas Feb. 20.
Quite a number of our towhspeople
are at Taleq' h.
Wanted, hides, dry bones, scrap iron
etc, at Star Store.
silas Connor wants to buy a lot OF
good calves for cash. At
New faces will soon be seen in many
ofthe national offices.
Notice Lee Barrett's harness shop
and Spooner collar ad.
For sale, two good farms ON Rock
Greek. w. @. Patton.
A line Of coats and overcoats very
Cheap at the Star Store.
OEC For The OHIEFrAIS until
%CO January J, 1894.
New currants, preserves, apple butter
aud jelly just received at Star store.
80 head of mules, 8 to years old &,
also some horses for sale. VIC Patton.
Loo Chung is having a new laundry
erected for his use, beside the Vinita
hotel.
IL yon would be in formed on the do
ings Of council subscribe at once for
this paper.
Jimmy White is able to walk out
these fne days, after a long spell of
sickness.
The bottling establishment will oc-
cupy h-. Patton's building south OF
W. @. Wight.
The vinita Real Estate agency has
rented out all of its houses and can
lind occupants for more.
VIM. Alpress has a drove of turkeys
and talks OF getting up a shooting
match about Thanksgiving.
At Ardmore, Monday, Judge Stuart
ordered Williams and Christie releas.
ed, under q writ of habeas corpus.
Go to The vinita Feed Yard for all
kinds of feed; free delivery wagon.
j. P. GREEN, Prop'r.
Mrs. ). 5. Blythe is now prepared to
buy and sell second. hand goods; south
of court house S.1z
Groceries, dry goods and little ol
everything that the average mortal
needs is to be found at II. NJ. swain
The glass blowing entertainments at
the Presbyterian church this week will
= be novel and instructive. especially to
the children.
For sale, a span of matched mules.
l6 hands high, eight years old, sound
in every particular. Terms easy. APP
ply at this office.
]. It. stones house. on the McOel.
Ian place southeast OF town, burned
down last Thursday morning. The
contents were mostly saved.
Rev. j. P. Lane, OF Norman, Oklaho-
ma, a member Of the territorial senate,
will occupy the pulpit at the Metho-
dist church on sunday at II a. m.
Miss Nell Y. Van Hoesen, formerly
Of the academy, Is teaching in Colum.
bus, Ohio. Her friends will regret Ia
learn that her father died about three
or four weeks ago.
J. NJ. little has bought place from
JEFF McGhee adjoining Southwest C.t,
spd Isgoioe to lay the eastern portion
of out 10 town lots aud sell them /,
Cherokee citizens.
an parties knowing themselves L
be indebted to T. +. Thompson will
please come 10 and settle. Cheapes
aid best place in Yinita to bu,
sfoceries. Cash paid for grain.
Dog lost-t5 Reward White Lew
ellen setter, one black and one blu
ear, black nose, collar marked II. l.
naineb, Return to First Nationa
Bank Vinlta, aud get 50. Was los
near Roolef's ferry.
chafles W. Estep, glass blower
will 8ive a. entertainment at the Pres
h>iefian church Thursday night q
fNiS tFeeks Admission IS cents. HI
has eelfeo excellent commentator
i'era fhe papen Of the towns visited