Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-02-23
LOCAL NOTES.

J r. Hancock. X ofR and S.
LOCAL NOTES.
II. NJ. Swain has not sold out.
Binding Twine at Thomason's.
Potatoes Sl.25 per bushel at K. NJ.
swain's.
DIR. Bagby went out to see U. G. Lipe
Sunday.
Buy your binding twine now, of W.
W. Miller.
The brand OF W. p. Ringo of Nowata,
appears this week.
X. NJ. Swain is paying the high est
prices for hides and furs.
There was a. fair quota of newspaper
men az Claremore Monday.
O. W. Poole has German millet seed
to sell at lowest cash price 2t
Boots. shoes and rubber overshoes at
bottom prices. Jno. q. Gay.
A great many farmers in this part Of
the country have begun blowing.
Go to q. W. Pooles for furniture,
queensware and in fact everything.
q. w. Poole has just received fresh
car Of Kansas steam Salt. Chelsea.
Staple ana fancy groceries, pro-
visions and produce. Jno. O. Gray.
Wanted, the address Of X. d. Ham
ilton. Joseph Hunt, Vinita, 1. I. 81
= Go to G. ". Poole Tor D.. NJ. Ferry's
fresh seeds and New York seed po-
, tatoes. 2t
Vinita was generously Gf not well)
. represented at the Claremore stock
. meeting.
+, Dr. Linn, of Claremore. was quite
sick last week but was able to be up
oMonday.
I. +. Thompson is buying furs and
pelts and paying highest market price
+. for same.
AK country proGuce accepted in ex.
change for groceries, boots and shoes.
=. Jno. q. Gray.
Rev. j. W. McCrary, Of this city, is
: being pretty generally indorsed fol
Indian agent.
Wanted. 500 bales good bright
prairie hay, 500 bushels good ear corn
at r. NJ. Swains.
A small fire occurred last Monday in
the hotel at Chelsea, owned by w. L
Halsell; damage light.
Don't forget that X. NJ. Swain is sell
ling their dress goods, wooden under
. wear and shawls at cost.
q" q. w. Poole has a new fresh line o
spring shoes and dry goods. Stock o
groceries always complete.
Jim little hes moved back from Len
apah and is occupying Bob Kaus
new house north of the track.
G. W. Poole has just received a ca
load Of the celebrated John Deer
plows, hairows, corn planters, etc.
=. A lamp explosion at DR.. Haynes
caused an alarm Of fire Tuesday night
The fire was speedily distinguished.
Go to q. w. Poole for a celebrate,
Fish Bros. wagon. Don't take an
but the genuine, made at Racine, Wis
Another man who cant do without
it," as he stated in settling for hi
CnIEFTAlS last Monday, is Judge Olin
gan.
@. w. Poole has just received a ca
of freeman's patent barbed wire il
painted and galvanized. Call 70
prices.
Bark lice have almost destroyed
fine young orchard Of 500 trees jus
coming into bearing for Senator T. NJ
Burlington.
Nlm Fields, three miles south Of A
luwe, died on the 10Th, of dropsy
leaving a wife and child in poor Gil
.cumstances.
Mr.. I. Bard residing near Oatale,
candidate for the position of India
agent and will lay his claim before tn
president in person.
Farmers don't buy binder twlne III
you know how much you need as d.
Cumming, Adair, | r., will sell twin
, lower than anybody. 25tf
Taylor Fields. living near watov
was accidentally shot through Il
thigh with Winchester a short tin
since and has lost leg
Caltlemen having brands in tn
paper will confer favor by adyisiI
us OF any desired change as we shs
soon overhaul and revise them.
This office has just received ne
lot Of horse and jack cuts and is pr
pared for getting out bills of this cha
acter on short notice and at low rate
For the inaugural ceremonies
Washington, on March 4th, the Frs
will sell round-trip tickets at 29.7
sell FEB. 9Th, 2sth and March i,
limited to March 9th for return pa
cage.
>. W. W. Miller is again agent FORT
DeeIing binder and twine for near
. the entire Cherokee nation. The II
proved 1893 machine is In many
spects superior to its predecessors Al
ifyou are going to need binder co
suit Mr.. Miller.
Binder Twine.
j. s. Thomson will contract ne
summers supply Of binding twine