Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-09
LOCAL NOTES.

Well, this is a newspaper.
Collar pads at Lee Barrett's.
School supplies at Cooks.
The dust is just too deep to guess
on.
See Lee Barrett's stock of side sad
dies.
Wagons at bottom prices at Chand-
ler's.
Farm for sale; enquire of ]. T
Brackett.
Gold Band hams and breakfast ba-
con at Chandler's.
Charley Wasman is now installed as
clerk at Hills.
Shoes and mems hats at cost at
Balentine's.
A beautiful line of fall dress goods
just received. Gray.
The celebrated Jack Rabbit flour at
Chandler's; try sack.
A complete line of millinery goods
always on hand at Gray's.
Poultry, eggs, butter and hides
wanted at Balentine's-
Examine Lee Barrett's double bug
icy harness: it is up-to-date.
Finest jewelry display in the Indian
Tooukry is at DR.. Foreman's.
This ofncesy supplied with the
late style ladies' calling cards.
Nicest line of single buggy harness
ever seen in Vinita at Lee Barrett's.
Can you use some cheap envelopes?
sl.25 a thousand, printed, at this office.
Will meet all competition on chick
ems and eggs, potatoes. sc. J.C.Gray.
Bargains. bargains. Go to W. T.
Davis for bargains in boots and shoes.
A cow with two months old calf
for sale, price $50; enquire at this Of
fee.
Mrs. Seymour has moved her dress
making establishment to room 5, Gray
building.
eoc per dozen for cabinets till adver-
tised. n. Y. gallery, opposite Rat
cliffs.
Physicians prescriptions when left
at Foreman's pharmacy are filed as
written.
S. K. pants, all wool filling; guaran-
teed at sl.75 to $3.50 per pair at w.
Il. Davis
If you need a wagon see Chandler
before buying. He will make you a
lower price than anyone.
Rev. w. T. King will preact at
Phea SAINT Hill next sabbath at three
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Take your prescriptions to Wright's
and have w. f. Carter, the ''Old re-
liable" pharmacist fl them.
DIR. Meredith's vaccination for the
prevention Of Texas fever has proved
to be very successful so far.
Rev. Henry Jones will commence a
protracted meeting at West Point
school house. West Cabin, on the 18TH
inst.
Jerome Barrett is now running the
Cornatzer bus and George is serving
as both day and night clerk at the
Western.
For sale, 300 head of cattle, a mixed
lot of feeders and stOckers, at ny
farm mile east of WEIGH, l. t. G
W. Dixon. 2
Cook carries a full line of schoO
books for Clark's business college
Willie Halsell college, Worceste
academy.
The sentences of Ross Benge anC
Snow Wildcat, the two condemned
men at Tahlequah, have been com
muted to seven years each.
Marion Maddox and Jimmy Thomp
son, with their families, started Mon
day morning for Sulphur Spring, oI
Spavinaw, for camping-Out frolic.
Walter Torbett has been suffering
for some days and his symptoms Tues
day clearly indicated APPENDICITIS, anC
an operation will be necessary to re
lieye him.
Mrs. III. A. Galloway and Miss La
Rue desire to announce that thel
have opened their dressmaking parlor
at the formers residence, on Nortl
Wilson street. 2
Miss Mollie McNairn died thi
morning at 5 o'clock of typhoid fever
the disease that took off her brothe
Will six weeks ago. The mother
= quite low, but another sister who wa
sick the first of the week is up again