Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-03-09
LOCAL NOTES.
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The garden seed trade is good.
Binding Twine at Thomason's.
/. Advertise your stray horses or cattle.
Hay getting scarce and in demand.
Fine furnishings at Badgetps new
store.
All the stores are we'll stocked with
goods.
Gus Nichols is now gentleman Of
leisure.
Potatoes Sl.25 per bushel at K. NJ.
SWANS.
M. Frazee has seed oats for sale at
his farm.
March 3rd was anything but sum
mer day.
Notice new grocery ad. of G. W.
Franklin.
Buy your binding twine now, of w.
w. Miller.
w. r. Badgett's windows are very
prettiy decorated.
Wanted, load of good hay; en-
quire at this office.
Mrs. Cass is receiving her stock Of
new spring millinery.
See notice in stray column Of stock
Stolen from F. B. Fite. 20
r. NJ. Swain is paying the highest
prices for hides and furs.
The Frisco will sell round trip tick
cts to Ft. Smith at S7.75.
New spring millinery goods arriving
daily at Mrs. Chouteau's.
Badgett has those nobby soft hats,
the latest style at low price.
Judge core passed the Goth mile
post of life's journey Feb. 20.
There isno cessation in the demand
for dwelling houses in Vinita.
Try pair of Badgett's dollar work.
ing pants; none better If as good.
Staple aud fancy groceries, pro-
visions and produce. Jno. q. Gray.
Large stock white goods, laces and
emhroideries at Badgett's new store.
Good advice is seldom appreciated
Patton's Popular Prices are the lowest
Full line of ladies' furnishing goods
at Mrs. Oass'; all prices and all styles.
Five dollars invested in advertising
your brand a year is money well spent
The shoemaker you want to fix your
bots is at Lee BarTetts harness
shop.
Plenty of interest was manifested
last Saturday in the fate of the STRIP
trade.
A house is being erected in the north
part ortown for Jimmy Whites occu
pancy
n Observe among the professional bus
4 iness cards the announcement of w
A ii. Lbbils.
II Muskogee court opened Tuesday
N and lawyers, litigants and jurors hav,
II gone down.
The implement houses now have al
attraction for the farmers; it won't b,
so next fall.
all country produce accepted in ex
n change for groceries, boots and shoes
Jno. q. Gray.
WE. Carter is kalsomining the room
III and putting in the shelving for his
new drug store.
III democratic administration ha
failed to change Patton's Popular Price
still the lowest.
nfli Wanted. 500 bales good brigh
prairie hay. 500 bushels good ear corn
II at r. M. swain's.
III T. =. Thompson has dispensed Will
his cellar, very much to the improve
ment Of his store room.
Don't forget that II. NJ. swain is sell
ing their dress goods, wooden under
wear and shawls at cost.
a The family of Jim HGrman, at AdaiI
was increased in dimensions last Sun
day by the advent ofa baby.
Cabin creeks were higher yesterda
than they have been this winter
II Big Cabin was up twelve feet.
Il We should like the name and addres
IN Of every owner Of stallion or jacl
for public use, in this coutry.
N Most folks buy whore they can &c
N the best goods for the least money
Learn Patton's Popular Prices.
VI The ladies are requested to meet q
II t.he w. o. T. u. reading room ever
II Wednesday at 400 p. m. All come.
Whenever we have decent weatho
or roads the merchants do a good bul
mess, as was the case last Saturday.
g. W. Franklin bought out A. ]
N Nichols grocery Monday. The Wine
boys will assist him in conducting 4
b olothingl Clothingl
Big stock, stylish, good fitting clotl