Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-07-13

Joe M. LahAy and J. T. Muskgrove were
In the city Tuesday shaking hands with the
citizens. Mr.. Lahay Is the nominee for clerk
on the Downing ticketand Mr.. MuskgrOve is
the nominee for sherr on the same ticket.
Miss Carrie a. King, Mr.. wolfe's efficient
assistant In the issue Of John Three sixteen,
started east Monday on much needed vaca-
tion at Buzzarl's Bay, the summer home OF
the presidents family. The lady will be ab-
sent until the close OF September and return
ing will visit the Worlds Fair.
j. Campbell was IL the city Morlay in
company with Col. Peel. when the Della
ware invested funds have all been paid out.
aud there Is no especial lnducement for con-
ductlng u store at Alluwe, We desire to sug.
gsst to Mr. Campbell that vints lie a mighty
nice town to live aud do business in.
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A cornet band was organized in town
last week and is already in playing
order; all but one or two members we're
players before.
The cattle market has been doing
quite well. Nat Skinner got 1925 one
day last week and Jim MehIin got
1896 Monday.
WIN. Alpress' experiment with the
infected chipch bugs is proving very
satisfactory. The bugs in the field are
dying in great numbers.
Frank Ralder, young man of IS
who formerly lived in TINS vicinity, is
wanted at Butterfield, Mo, where his
mother is dangerously i'll.
Il. NJ. Swain is the best place in town
to buy groceries; everything in that
line is first class and sold at low fig
ure. Buy your groceries there.
DIR. NJ. g. Marrs, Of Mulberry, Arkan-
sas, a brother of the editor of this pa
per, has formed a partnership with
DR.. Chas. b. Linn, Of Claremore.
There has been falling.out among
the rustlers and three of their number
have been sworn vengeance against.
Several killings are pretty cure to
follow.
"Would not be without the paper
tor $500 year" said Pat shanahan
last week when he paid years sub
scription before his time was out,
at that.
At a protracted meeting conducted
at Island Ford by Rev. L. W. Wesson,
Missionary Baptist. twenty-five mem.
bers were received into the church aud
baptized.
The meeting called at Chelsea for the
18th and 18th ins,s. is being widely ad-
vertised aud promises to be one of the
largest political gatherings ever held
in the district.
AS heretofore W. W. Miller has the
only complete hardware establishment
in the Cherokee nation. Headquar-
ters FOR wagons, buggies and vehicles
Of all descriptions.
Mr.. Berry, landlord at the hotel
Cobb, has secured two coons extra fat
ones) for next Sundays dinner. In
credible as it may seem, the regular
price will prevail.
Mr.. Swain gives notice that there
were seven pounds Of powder left in
his possession from the fourth Of July
irolic which can be used foi any pub.
lic purpose desired,
doc" Galloway moved into the
house just erected for his use this week.
The rooms which he yacates in the
Patton building will be occupied by
DR.. Day as dental parlors.
Quite a number of cattle have gone
to market from this section within q
week. Among the shippers we're q
W. Clark, b. W. Rider, 8. 5. Cobb, 4
b. Frayser, Wm, Little aud Nat Skin,
ner.
One Of Grayson Wills best horse,
Was taken out OF the lot yesterday be
fore his eyes under cover of winches
ter and ridden of by two of the mer
who have been stealing cattle in tha
section.
There will be a barbecue aud picnic
at the Carselowey school house,
miles south of Vinita, on the 22nd o
July. All candidates respectfully in
vited to attend and address the peo-
pie on this occasion.
Buy your white lead, ready mixed
paints and wall paper Of Ford & Hick
OK, Fairland, /. T. They carry th'
largest stock of these goods in the ter
ritory write them for samples anC
prices OF wall paper.
Rev. ID. N. Allen began a series ol
sermons on Sunday evening on esson
from the cross, his theme being 9TH
place" Next Sunday at II a. m, th'
, text will be "sather. forgive them
they know not what they do" p. m.
"This day shalt thou be with me il
Paradise"
IL is pretty hard to guess what tn
J. market Is going to do. Last summe
G q. b. Chandler stored his wheat will
G the vinita Milling 90. with the priyi
j. lege Of settling up any time within 81
months or year. When stored III
!. wheat was worth 62; now Il Il, AZ an
MIR. Chandler is still holding
D IL would be difficult TO discover
more profitable crop than timothy
i. Two tons 10 the acre can generally b
!. gotten the FIRST year, while In succeed
b ing years three tons are not impossl
BILE The price Ia Sc. Louis durin
. May Is usually about Sli ton. Whi
: can be raised that will beat this?
n White Goods
yeFy cheap al W. Il. Badgetsa.