Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-07-27

NJ. Frazee is still buying and selling
town lots, farms, etc. see him at
Cobb house. 3s-tf
As heretofore W. W. Miller has the
only complete hardware esta ablishment
in the Cherokee nation. Headquar-
ters for wagons, buggies and vehicles
Of all descriptions.
w. F. Davis begun the erection of
barn Monday for s. S. Cobb, at his
home near town. The barn is TO be
24x50 feet, two stories high, and will
be finished up in modern style.
Parties having farms to rent would
do well to place them in the hands OF
the VlnIta Real Estate Agency. They
have had a number of applications
from good reliable farmers for places.
New supply OF chatte mortgages aud
promissory notes in stock at this
office. The mortgage is a new form
and Is said TO 90 out and get the prop:
erty itself; we do not know that this
Is true.
John Rentro, who lives on Big Cab
in, was brought before Commissioner
Crooks Monday. charged with carry
ing pistol, and also with compelling
some boys, at the muzzle Of his pistol,
10 dance,
Among the men who robbed the Ben
tonville bank is said to have been Bill
Dalton and he received shot in the
corner Of the eye. Itis also strongly
believed that he was in the Pryor
Greek train robbery.
Buy your white lead, ready mixed
paints and wall paper of Ford & Hick-
OK, Fairland, /. T. They carry the
largest stock OF these gooda in the ter
ritory; write them for samples and
prices OF wall paper.
II you see bay horse with fOretop
cut square across. 2-inch leather strap
around the neck and branded T p Il
think on left hip, put hip up or send
him TO j. ii. Akin, Vinita, and he will
pay you for your trouble.
b. S. Landrum was nominated for
district clerk on the independent tick
ct Monday. "Mouse" is an old cam
paigner and will be hard to beat. He
has the support Of his numerous
friends among the Downings, and will
receive the independent vote straight.
Mrs. Annie II. Title, wife Of Jas.
NJ. Title of this city, died last Satur-
day morning. and was buried the fol.
lowing day. Sae had been sick sever
al months and suffered great deal.
The family and friends have the sym.
pathy Of the community in their be-
reavement.
If there is no law to punish men for
belching forth their profanity ant OBJ
scenity in loud aud vociferous. voice
and ofetn in,the presence OF ladies on
our streets, there certainly should be.
This thing has almost reached the
point OF an unbearable nuisa nee on
the streets Of Vinita.
lIols " ~ Audtunt VI DIufg Colltktt
who has delivered a number of ad.
dresses at the academy in this city,
goes TO Dartmouth college, whore he
has accepted the chair Of Greek. Since
the death OF President ingalls,, DR..
Adams has been at the head of the
Drury faculty.
There is still considerable sickness
in and about town. Mr.. Ratcliti's
children are still sick, John Dameron
has a sick baby and"Rube" Smith was
taken down q lew days since with ty-
phoid fever. Dan Pralher's fever still
continues and has now reached its
thirty. seventh day. A. II. Ball, Skin.
ner 4 Ratcliii's clerk, continues about
as he has been.
One Of the ch ei features Of the cam.
paign In Oooweescoowee district will
undoubtedly be the picnic ana barbe-
cue held last Friday aud Saturday at
Pryor Creek. Both parties were equal.
ly interested and there were mott few
persons present who are glad TO class
themselves as Independents. Friday
was the chief day, though upon Satur-
day there was very good attendance
aud plenty Of enthusiasnl.