Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-02-02
Binding Twine at ThOmason's.

OluhlnE AhlhN ~ AhVhANobh ~
February came in fairly roaring.
The sidewalks are being put down.
Tinware repaired at Hancoek's tin
shop.
Full line Of cofIius at d. s. Cummings
Adair.
Buy your binding twine now, Of W.
W. Miller.
There is likely to be new drug
store in the city.
Fine shoes for ladies', children, boys
and men-P. p. p.
large assortment Of fine shawls at
cost at X. NJ. SWANS.
A nobby suit of clothes for $3.50
Patton's Popular Prices.
II is Rock Bottom, saith the maker
OF Patton's Popular Prices.
Boots. shoes and rubber overshoes at
bottom prices. Jno. o. Gay.
Dress goods and all sorts of winter
goods at cost at II. NJ. Swain's.
Staple and fancy groceries, pro-
3. .isiss' -.=nd prsiUce. tu5. .. Gray.
1t is not unlikely fine new hotel
will be opened in the city this spring.
Any quantity Of "chattel mortgages
with power of sale" for sale at this Of
fee.
over coats and shawls- good ones =
see, them and learn Pattou's Popular.
Prices.
Mr.. Mars i s still too IN to be out but
the doctor considers him very much
better.
T. f. Thompson is buying furs aud
pelts and paying highest market price
for same.
That natural gas we are going to
strike will be hard on Salisbury aud
his coal mine.
All country produce accepted in ex-
change Tor groceries, boots and shoes.
Jno. q. Gray.
Now is the winter OF our discomfort
made glorious summer" by Paiton's
Popular Prices.
. w. @. Patton & Co., Vinita, /. T.,
have several fine farms for sale, desir-
sirably located.
Orders for all kinds of tin work. roof
ing, guttering, etc. skllIfully executed.
ID. S. Cumming, Ajair.
Look out for the arrival of the finest
line of Gents Furnishing Goods. ever
in the market. viii be sold at Patton's
Popular Prices.
Jimmy White was around last Friday
trying to borrow Hardin rrotts over.
coat smaller one he could not get on.
Boy at his house.
( Married. in the parlors OF Hotel
Cobb, Yinita, Jan. Both, by Rev. o. 2.
NoblesMr. VIM. X. Morris and Miss
L ottie d. Goodwin, all Of Alton.
Farmers attentionll Go to r. NJ.
swain's II you want bargain upon
bargain and more than the worth Of
your money. Don't forget this
Mr.. G. W. Miller is now in charge Of
our mercantile business at this place
and will make lowest cash prices on all
lines Of goods. w. O. PArToS & Co.
The reading room is going 10 be
moved into the Skinner & Ratelih
building and occupy the room in front
of The CHIEFrAIS office; good company.
Henry McGlasson is going TO work
for MIR. Badgett In the dry goods store
and for while, until the cattle season
begins, Sam Hall will lend his assist
ance.
The ladies of the Baptist church are
requested to meet at the residence of
Mrs. j. s. Blythe. south Of the court
house, Saturday, at three o'clock, to Or
ganize ladies' aid society.
w. W. Miller is again agent for the
DeeIing binder and twine for nearly
the entire Cherokee nation. The inn
proved 1893 macniue is In many 70.
spects superior to its predecessors and
ifyou are going 10 need binder con
suit Mr.. Miller.
Il. NJ. Swain 10 offering their stock OF
dry goods at cost. Wonderful how
cheap they are selling warm woollen
underwear. Rush down there and buy
while they are. offering such bargains.
IL will pay you to buy these goods
whether you need them or not.
Binder rwino.
j. s. Thomason Will contract next
summers supply OF binding twine AT