Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-03-16
LOCAL NOTES.

lAOOAL IN ~ l. LID.
Plant some street trees.
Oat sowing pretty well over.
Binding Twine at Thomason's.
- Hay 81 ton delivered in town.
Fine furnishings at Badgett's new
store.
Potatoes Sl.25 per bushel at K. NJ.
Swains.
nj. Frazee has seed oats for sale at
his farm.
large acreage of oats is being sown
this spring.
Buy your binding twine now, of W.
W. Miller.
MIS- Godbey is the proud possessor
of pug dog puppy.
Mrs. S. @. Wills has been quite sick
d. but is now improving.
Mrs. Cass is receiving her stock of
new spring millinery.
See notice in stray column Of stock
stolen from +. B. Fite. 20
r. NJ. Swain is paying the highest
prices for hides and furs.
New spring millinery goods arriving
daily at Mrs. Chouteau's.
Badgett has those nobby soft hats,
=. the latest style-at low price.
~ Try pair Of Badgett's dollar work.
ing pants; none better If as good.
- Staple and fancy groceries, pro-
visions and produce. Jno. q. Gray.
Large stock white goods, laces and
= embrolderies at Badgetts new store.
DR.. Fortner made professional trip
to Coodys Bluff the first OF the week.
Just received: A good line Of straw
mating at Bddgett.s new store
Good advice is seldom appreciated.
Patton's Popular Prices are the lowest.
; Full line of ladies' furnishing goods
at Mrs. Oass'; all prices and all styles.
The shoemaker you want to fix your
boots is at Lee Barrett's harness
shop.
Farmers are pushing their spring
work in a way that looks like busl-
ness.
y J. e. Campbell has bought out the
interest OF viii Carey in the Nowata
store.
swain is moving house from east
Of the track to one of his lots north Of
!, the Frisco.
Trading in town lots ia lively, every
body is satisfied Vinita is going to
make a city.
Notice in this issue brand of $. q.
Wills aud offer of'SlOO reward for theft
of his cattle.
all country produce accepted in ey-
change for groceries, boots and shoes.
Jno. q. Gray.
A democratic administration has
tailed to change Patton's Popular Prices
-still the lowest,
Wanted. 800 bales good bright
prairie hay, 500 bushels good ear corn,
at X. M. swain's.
/ Don't forget that r. NJ. Swain is sell
ing their dress goods, wooden under
wear and shaWls at cost.
Orders for the Parsons steam laun.
dry may be left at W. X. Badgett's
4 store, express both ways free.
I w. II. Badgett is going to move into
l the Trott house, north of DR.. Bagby's,
n in order to be nearer to business.
The Vinita nurseries are Offering an
extra fine lot Of two and three year
Ipd apple trees for spring planting.
W. +. Carter will soon have the fix
lures and shelving in his drug store
and be ready TO open in short time,
Prof. Mccarthy, is trying to induce
his brother, Charley, to come out from
4 Connecticut and make his home here.
4 Lee Barrett, the harness man, offers,
Stockmen's rine Saddles,
Good Wagon Harness Cheap
Chain Harness toheaper.)
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap-
tist church will meet at Mrs. uarri-
sons next Wednesday afternoon, the
22nd.
Don't put off planting some trees
until IL is too late in the season, but try
TO get them in during the present
month.
Eastern seed potatoes. Early Rose,
Beauty Of Hebron, Burbank and all
other varieties, Sl.25 bushel at Il.
L n. Ironside's.
Farmers don't buy binder twine 'till
you know how much you need as ID. 5.
Cumming, Adair, |. T., will sell twlne
lower than anybody. 25tf
Elsewhere In this issue will be found
a new departure iof this country-the
real estate aud conyeyancing adver-
tisement Of Col l.. d. Bell.
Binder Twine.
j. S. Thomson will contract next
summers supply of binding twine
lover rates now than IL can be bought
for haroafter Make arranOomenfa now