Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-02-28

pOTtlOu Ol WIS. OnOuNthu nlllutIy
store.
Ii you contemplate buying a binder
this year you should see model Of the
New Champion at harlesworth &
Buifington's.
Leave your measure at Lee Barretps
for the finest boot or shoe ever made
in this country.
Irish and sweet potatoes, parsnips
onions, cabbage, apples, etc. at Vlnita
Meat 4 Grocery 90.
Walk in aud note sample and price
OF fine line of teas, coflees. dry fruits
etc. at A. B. Nichols
Plows, harrows, cultivators, corn
planters, mowers, etc etc. at Charles
worth & BufIington's.
Aristo Photos are like their pro-
ducers their stay is very temporary.
Fowler is here 10 stay.
Like the woodpecker when the hawk
pounced down upon it, Will Wright
has cause to be thankful.
Learn OF the Polar regions by attend
ing the lecture at Baptist church Sat-
urday night; 10 and 25 cents.
Prof. Baldwin, a member Of the Peary
artic expedition, will lecture Saturday
night at the Baptist church.
Lee Barrett has line of the finest
saddles in the Indian Territory, for
sale cheap. Give him a call.
The house OF John CAPTAIN, a Dola-
ware living on Salt creek, was burned
recently with all its furnishings.
Artistic is the cheapest grade OF
photos and soon crumble from the
card. Fowler does not make them.
Mr.. Cooks son, Allen, is with the
South Atlantic squadron, on the flag
ship Norwalk, at Montevideo, Uruguay
Mr.. Barritt's folks are moving into
the Western and have occupied a
portion of the rooms for week or
more.
Rev. W. X. King closed y weeks
meeting at the Presbyterian church
Sunday night, returning to Muscogee
Monday.
W. T. Whitaker breaches a sermon
on the evils OF talking about your
neigh hbors." in last weeks Pryor Oreek
Enterprise.
Pleas Thompson 10 acting in the ca
pacity of deputy marshal for Judge
McClure's court, and is making an eff
cient officer.
The nursery at this place has larg'
assortment of fruit trees to offer t
the spring trade; they are homegrown
and fine and thrifty.
John Gunter is being almost unan
imously endorsed for U. s. marsha
for the northern district in case th,
Morgan bill is passed.
A full line Of California goods
peaches, pears. grapes, plums, apr
cots. etc.. for fifteen cents per can a
j. A. Chandler 4 Co.'S.
Parties that have ordered trees from
the Vinita nurseries for spring
delivery, can get them any time wheI
the ground is not frozen.
Gunter 4 Smith have sent for al
omnibus and will put 1t into servic,
in short time, meeting all trains
1t will be a great convenience.
The public schools will give an en-
tertainment at Little's Hall FRIDAY
night, proceeds to be used in fxini
the house. Admission 20 cents.
You are wasting time in running al
over town to find something to eat
where II you will just step into th,
vlnita Meat 4 Grocery Cos, "an'
there you are"
The Epworth League will give dim
social at J. o. Halls, Friday evening
music, Tecitations. refreshments &c
Everybody invited to 60 and enjoy {
pleasant evening.
You need not send TO st. Louis anC
Kansas City for your fancy groceries
as you have formerly done. J.. A
Chandler 4 Co. carry as fine line a
can be found in any city.
J. A. Chandler 4 Co. buy for casl
and sell on the same terms, conse
quently no bad debts to be paid b!
those that pay. Call and see them
they will save your money.
After examination by number o
competent persons in this section II 1
believed that the entire peach croI
has been killed in the bud by thu
severe cold during February.
French peas, French beans, mush
rooms, French cherries, German pre-
serves, Batavia jams, olives, HOLSTERS
shrimps, soups; in fact everything KEEP
in a first.elass store can be found at
A. Chandler 4 Co.'s.
Dr. Frazee relates that all prelim
mary arrangements we're made for th
institution OF Knights Of Pythia
lodge at this place twenty-three year
ago when the the order was but eigh
years old. lie can also tell how
happened to miss fire. II organizes
at thnt time II would have been tn
first ledge in town.