Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-03-11
Indian Chieftain.
LOCAL NOTES.

odl1 ~ Selling aJ Sl.5J q Ddrrcl.
s. J. Burns is marshaling some.
Notice new advertisement Of w. w
Miller.
Jean, Hurst s. Co. pay cash fol
poultry.
Fresh groceries arrive daily at W
Il. Davis.
The Cobb house now has bus IL
service.
Farm for sale; enquire of ]. Il
Brackett.
Big invoice Of shoes on road for w
II. Davis.
Got some fat hogs? u. Pumphre,
pays top price.
Mr.. Haltom, who has been sick, Is
now up again.
Old shoes made new at Lee Barrett,
harness shop.
and 10 cent counters stocked up at
Balentine's.
Car Of cultlyators expected daily
w. II. Davis.
Now for good bread. Gold Medal
flour at Gray's.
W. II Morrlson's condition contin.
ues to improve.
Jean, Hurst s. Co buy hides and
furs and pay cash.
Get your horses shod up this bad
weather. ID. Hicks. 22-29
Choice northern seed potatoes at J.
A. Chandler 6; Co.'S.
Produce Of all descriptions to be
found vt w. r. Davis.
Onion buttons, garden seeds and
seed oats at Balentine's.
A. a. Clinkscales, piano tuner,
will be here in one month.
Burbank, Peerless, Ohio and Early
Rose seed potatoes at Gray's.
Elder Neal, Of Claremore, baptlsed
two persons at Oolagah Sunday.
Prescriptions accurately compounded
from fresh drugs at Foreman's.
Am making lots Of nice saddles and
at bottom prices. Lee Barrett.
E. l.. Halsell's place adjoining town
on the south is for rent, for cash.
Sewing machines, machine needles
and other notions at Balentine's.
w. II. Badgett's child is very much
better-in fact is pronounced well.
A son was born to +. p. Mitchell
and wife, near Oolagah, last Sunday.
RatcliG's sales are materially ahead
OF the corresponding date a year ago.
We pay highest price in cash for
poultry and eggs. Jean, Hurst & Co.
Farmers, you need some harness and
l have it very cheap. Lee Barrett.
H.. .Pumphrey is in the market for fat
hogs. II you have a bunch get his
offer.
Mysterious Sociar' in the academy
building Friday, March 18th. Don't
miss IL.
Want your watch liked right? Take
it to Fureman's and get a guarantee
for year
j. 5. Davenport has fenced the lot
he bought in the northwest corner OF
the south park.
Lucian Burlington has been suffer
ing with an acute attack Of kidney
trouble but is now better.
Mysterious Social" in the academy
building Friday, March l7th. Don't
miss it.
Rev. Forrest has been located at
Cincinnati and with him one OF his
converts at recent revlval-a young
widow.
Dad Liddell has moved his folks
down from Kansas and may now be
regarded as a resident OF this town in
earnest.
Mr.. Carpenter proprietor Of the Oak
Leaf hotel, is very sick and brother
In the states has been summoned by
telegraph.
Mrs. Judge Springer is now at san
itarlum at Kirksylle, Mo-, and her
general condition shows a material
improvement.
Couch & Ralnes place their ad In
this paper. They have bus meeting
all trains and orders will receive
prompt attention.
Frank Hubbard is in Washington
looking after solnethlng-probably the
Muskogee postotlice would be accepted
as compromise.
w. II. Badgett had four cars OF
goods on track Monday. His bankrupt
stocks are being opened up and will be
exposed for sale Saturday.
Rev, Thompson, OF Adair, Is holding
a protracted meeting at the Timber
Hill school house, eight miles north Of
town, and will continue over Sunday.
E. NJ. Landrum and family came up
from Tahlequah the FIRST Of the week
to consult our physicians regarding
the twins, one OF which is not at all
we'll OF late.
The wife Of Rev. W. II. King is still
ina very precarious condition. The
lady has been suffering with compll-
cation OF ailments for several weeks
and shows no improvement.
AT the conclusion Of his term OF Of
flee United States Attorney c. L..
Jackson will devote his entire time to
his NJ, X. & Il. railway practice, hav-
ing contract to that effect with the
COMPANY.