Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-11-30
LOCAL NOTES.
Thanksgiving day.

Work shirts aud pants at Gray's.
Wanted, hides, furs, pelts, etc. Star
Store
Judge Mason has purchased a fine
roll top desk.
Sol Arthur is running meat mar
ket at Chelsea.
There was a small mad dog scare in
town saturday.
Isaac Mode has a very sick child and
is also i'll himself.
siias Connor wants to buy lot OF
, good calves for cash. Aft
Largest stock of holiday goods in
the city at Foremsn's.
For sale, two good farms on Rock
Greek. w. G. Patton.
Do not miss seeing the dolls at Car
ter's Palace Pharmacy.
Tom Quirk is back on his old NJ, X.
& T. section at this place.
load or two Of good hay wanted.
Enquire at this Office at once.
II is reported that Capt. Billy
Meyers has gone to Germany.
Since the recent copious rains, it is
au excellent time to plant trees.
A house on Web Wares place was
burned last week in prairie fire.
80 head Of mules, 8 to 5 years old, i,
also some horses for sale. w .U Patton.
Alb go AZ. ,o,,, i.s;,. L.. ..oot-
aud is now Judge" Landrum, for
sure.
~ notwithstanding the brisk demand
: for lumber. w. l.. Trotts stock is still
complete.
The new academy dormitory will be
moved into during the present Thanks,
giving vacation.
Emma Dixon, graduate of. worces-
ter academy, is teaching school at
smithfeld, Texas.
The academy closed for Thanksgiv-
ing vacation yesterday noon and will
reopen next Tuesday.
W. s. Crockett, of this office. has
been III for some days aud is threat
ened with typhoid fever.
George Waeaser, who has been
working for Ed. Hornback, will return
10 his home, Seneca, soon.
Go to the vinita Feed Yard for all
kinds of feed; free delivery wagon.
j. P. GREEN, Prop'r.
The holiday goods at Foreman 8
pharmacy were bought for sale. Pricei
will be made accordingly.
Mrs. Oass has an extra nice line o
millinery goods, late fall styles, which
she will sell at very low prices.
Miss Lulu Gray entertained mum
ber Of young friends last Thursday
evening at the home of Jas. Egan.
Groceries, dry goods and little o.
everything that the average morta
needs is to be found at r. NJ. Swain's
No matter Whether you want o.
doll or s. dressing case IL will b.
to your advantage to buy at Fore
mans.
The Indian Territory medical asso
citation meets IN regular semi-annuaI
session at Muskogee, December l4th
and 10Th.
X. s. Hawes who has been aroun,
here for eight or nine years past, die'
Monday OF pneumonia, after yer!
brief Illness
For sale. a span of matched mules
10 hands high, eight years old, sound
in every particular. Terms easy. Ap
ply at this Office.
Send piece OF cold turkey, left fror
dinner, 10 some poor neighbor. !
may be late. but you may be sure
will be appreciated.
Nothing like being prompt. In 1856
Charles Matney borrowed a Cheroke
law book from w. O. Chamberlir
lie returned II this week.
A. Il, Ball. who has been with Skin
ner & Ratclin for the past seve
months, has taken position as tray
cling salesman Tor the wenueker
Morris Candy Co., 81. Louis.
Bob Ohilders aud "Tulsa Jack" ha
another round this week at Tulsa
which the latter was considerab
"shot up" but not enough for n
good OF the community.
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Bhrgnina,