Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-11-16
I. .4OCALNOTES.

iii LOCAL NOTES.
II Work shirts aud pants at Gray's.
II ,fau,ed. hides, furs, pelts, etc. Star
stTe.
ass Ludie Halls sick with typhoid
Il leavissi frost of the eeason Monday
moniug.
II Rilal Oonnor wants to buy lot OF
g; 81 calves for cash. Aft
ii Notice Lee Barrett's harness shop
AID spooner collar ad.
II Eaton postotIice, north Of Claremore,
has heen discontinued.
II George Davis is simproving in health,
4 his ffiends will be glad to learn.
ii For sale, two good farms on Rock
H Creek. W. G. Patton.
slS(s For The OnIEFrAIS until
n <@CO January /, 1891.
Just opened: a nice line of hats,
.gioves, hosiery, etc. star Store.
30 head of mules, 10 8 years old +,
also somehorses for sale. VIC Patton.
II i n. Raiciff is going to build new
ho ise or make additions to his present
one.
Toys Toys. Toys. At Foreman's
pharmacy will be found great assort-
ment.
lbeo F. Emmons expects to buy
hl and build house at once in
vi hita.
THO vinita Real Estate agency has
n Fsiitei out All Of its houses and can
aod occupant for more.
ohrismas has not come, but the
stock Of toys for For0nan's pharmacy
hsse arrived
IA Willis Brown, one Of the wooten
aapG. is SAID TO havebeen ia this town
sdnday night.
10 TO the Yinita Feed Yard for all
NJ kihds of feed; free delivery wagon.
J. P. GREEN. Prop'r.
Mrs. j. S. Blythe IS now prepared Ia
buy aud sell second hand goods; south
OF court house. s.l2
Fuei is certainly cheap enough An
n this town-wood 81 cord and coal Il
cents a bushel.
Mrs. Bivin's little grandson, Roy, il
sick with typhoid fever; also John
Weiver's boy, Dave.
Groceries, dry goods and little o.
4 everything that the average morta
4 needs is to be found at r. NJ. Swain's
Rev. d. N. Allen has place staked
out ten miles above town and is going
TO put Joe TO farming.
\ VIII Miller has just completed an
addition to his house. No one ever
builds them large enough.
Ihe Star Store has just received a
fuli stock of5 and 10 cent countei
go9is, lamps, notions, etc.
lby. b. H. Greenhouse moved tC
thilcity yesterday and with his family
is hsf%Aad in the parsonage.
{ bills Of sale, as approves
by ct judge, for sale at thii
oil rate Of $3.50 per 100.
NJ has an extra nice line o
Y mil. ,ods, late fall styles. which
sh. at very low prices.
advapa span OF matched mules
10 convekh. eight years old, sound
in articular. Terms easy. Ap'
ply giSiP office.
DeDrk Of housebuilding goes igh
aio. OF toLn Weaver has three II
oou rect construction aud j. o. Hal
~, tina
bet
4 EoO (aylor is arranging for thu
ersctionAf house on the place just
. nfth Of town which he bought
o1Nat skinner.
\ AIessrs. 9oore, Hallowell and Cam
I ,pibn were lown last week for quai
IA hqnt with lohn Miller and DR.. Bagby
They had Ny good luck.
IL. NJ. Fnigraid, who has 1--WE nil
square coal ase at ralala, is openinI
out big baig and expects TO load a.
many as the cars a day
Major Moill, OF the Frisco, ex
Governor r ncls aud several othe
So. Louis no lbles, we're out this wa
on buut iat week, in a special car
Rev. aud re. Lamb. OF Redforl
lost their sol John, last Friday nigh
aud the remlns we're buried 10 th
cemetery at ts place sunday.
W Sam Lefor's team ran away las
evening wIthUt driver and bat fr
81 striking rst would have collide
\ with krs Chhteau's phaetea, whlc
4 lhe was dfiyis past