Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-10-26
LOCAL NOTES.
Work shirts and pants at Gray's.


Work shirts and pants at Gray's.
The wind has been blowing a gale.
Be pious and prepare for the preach
ers.
The Katy Flyers no longer carry ex-
, press.
Job printing promptly done at this
\otice.
Mrs. W. Z. Carter is quite sick at
this writing.
We've got to have that college, "and
that's no fable"
j Wanted, hides, dry bones. scrap iron
etc, at Star Store.
John Walker is making himself USE
ful at w. X. BAdgetrs.
Quails are said 10 be more plentiful
this season than usual.
Silas Connor wants to buy lot OF
good calves for cash. 4ti
Highest price paid for chickens at
NJ, X. & T. lunch stand. so
The Frisco bridge men are at work
on the Big Cabin bridge.
Ladies, be sure and visit the cloak
sale at Patton's tomorrow.
For sale, two good farms on Rock
@ reek. w. @. Patton.
These are the days to think OF fire
Insurance.; consult j. T. Ratclid
Don't bny too much on Strip. 1t is
possible the bond trade may not stick
80 head OF mules. 8 to 8 years old =,
also some horses for sale. VIC Patton.
Meeting OF the white adopted citi-
zens at Wagner Friday OF next week.
OEC For The OHIKFrAIN until
LcO January l, 1894.
Nothing will give US the standing
that schools, colleges aud churches
will.
b. +. Milstead, the stockman operat-
ing at Alton, thinks Of coming to this
place.
A great many old soldiers from this
vicinity attended the Chetopa reunion
last week.
Wanted, dozen young hens;
Plymouth Rocks preferreds Call at
this Office.
A span of large, well-matched mules
for sale at Hunts ranch, seven miles
north OF Chelsea.
The Cooyeescoowee grand jury will
meet next Monday to inyostigat the
killing Of James Henderson.
Giant powder, blasting material of
all kinds and ammunition always on
hand at the Star Store.
George Simmons is among the COW
men who are shipping out clean and
doing so as rapidly as possible.
$25 will buy the New Jewel sewing
machine; best machine on the market.
At II. Balentine's.
The law card Of Col. IL. II. Hubbard
appears in this issue. lie will go to
Washington early in December.
90 to the vinita Feed Yard for all
kinds Of feed free delivery wagon.
j. p. GREEN, Prop'r.
For sale, span Of light mares, a
Mitchell wagon and set OF good bar
ness. Enquire at this office. Cheap.
Mrs. J. 8. Blythe Is now prepared to
buy and sell second. hand goods, south
of court house. SIP
Groceries. dry goods and little Of
everything that the average mortal
needs is TO be found at Il. NJ. swain's.
George Remington is going to start
ON his annual trapping expedition
I saturday but will be back in six or
eight weeks.
Joe Merrell was married last Sunday
evening to Miss Josie Toyey, daugh-
ter Of Peter Toyey, formerly Of this
city but now of Big Greek.
Tuesday Henry Sayers hitched his
horse beside the court house aud
about noon IL disappeared, saddle and
all. See reward OF S25 IN this paper.
In as intimated, the merchants Of
Chet0pa wish to secure the territory
trade naturally belonging TO them, the
most practical way TO go about getting
~, as we'll as the cheapest. 10 TO insert
Rn advertisement in THK CHIKFTAIH.
Estimates submitted on application.
There Is such demand for the
Hoohe Bell" peach, budded at the
Nurseries here last season for the fret
me, that is not possible to supply
who wish trees Of this excellent
zach. Next season they will be bud.
'0<d on large scale and placed on The
a'rket