Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-10-07

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ler's.
Express guards are still being
carried.
Farm for sale: enquire of ]. L
Brackett.
IL appears to be getting too cold for
ice cream.
W. B. Hubbard is foreman of the
grand jury.
Gold Band hams and breakfast ba-
con at Chandler's.
1t will be eight weeks tomorrow
since we had rain.
Potatoes, shipped here, sell at sOc;
at Claremore for 81.
A beautiful line of fall dress goods
just received. Gray.
hid gloves, kid gloves; the real
article, at Badgett's.
The celebrated Jack Rabbit flour at
Chandler's: try sack.
Brick laying on the ne " court house
has been about finished.
Acomplete line of millinery goods
always on hand at Gray's.
The revival at the NJ. e. church is
progressing satisfactorily.
See bargain in cattle offered by G.
ID. Sleeper, Wagner /. 7. oct Is
Jonathan Gore talks of coming back
TO Vinita and opening an office.
Frank Billingslea has Bought the
o. X. Market and is fixing it up.
Buy your drugs at FOreman's pharm-
acy and you get what you ask for.
Fall and winter boots and shoes just
opened. J.C. Gray.
Trunks and yalisess WE'LL guess
yes. Prices right. W. Il. Badgett.
Lee Barrett bought the younger of
the Pete Tritthart cattle last week.
VIII meet all competition on chick
ems and eggs, potatoes, sc. J.C.Gray.
Styles the newest, prices the lowest.
That's our millinery. w. R. Badgett.
E. NJ. Ming sold the Vinita Lum-
Der Yard last week to p. G. Brown
ing.
Hats to burn: greatest line of Stet-
son hats in the city. w. r. Bad
gett.
Giant powder, fuse and all kinds of
blasting material just received at Bal
entine's.
Our ladies' capes and jackets are up
to date and prices are right. w. r.
Badgett.
Irish and sweet potatoes, cabbage |
:anc other vegetables on hand at Bal |
.entine's.
Reeds fine shoes for ladies. Moth
ing like them in the city. AT Bad
sgetts.
All the cases docketed from Table |
quah were continued by agreement, or
dismissed.
Cook and heating stoves and all
kinds of hardware always in stock at
Balentine's.
Buggies, cheaper at w. L. Davis
than elsewhere, and they are as good
as the best.
So much interest is taken in the
Creek agreement that it is printed
again this week.
Highest market price paid for fat
cattle. See Frank Billingslea at o.
K meat market.
What joke 'twouid have been had
robbers held up the returning Kansas
City excursion train.
L. u. Parker, Jr., assistant district
attorney, is attending upon the ses-
sions of the grand jury.
Wells and cisterns are rapidly going |
dry and the water problem is becom
ing one OF consequence.
III you need a wagon see Chandler
before buying. He will make you a
lower price than anyone.
See the SOC line of laundered shirts: ]
Just the thing for this kind of
weather. w. r. Badgett.
w. N. Stannaid, of Fairland, is an
applicant for the position of Office
deputy marshal at Miami.
Miss Anna Marker, of Parsons, is
engaged in dressmaking in this city.
Rooms at Mrs. Humphreys. Al
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church will give an Evening of
Pictures" in the near future.
Nelse Moore has bought the Andrew
Stevenson place on Grand river and is
now very comfortably situated.
DR.. Foreman's drug store is noted |
for pure, fresh drugs, prepared as pre-
scribed, by practical pharmacist.
The damage from the fire east of
Little CaSin Tuesday was not so great |
as the blaze would seem to Indicate.
The Davenport trial is in progress
at Fort Smith, and number of wit !
nesses from this city are in attcn-
dance.
Alton will probably be rebuilt on its
former location. Several brick and
stone buildings have already been ar
ranged for.
c. III. DeLozier, OF Adair, and Miss
Bessie Kissinger, Of Chelsea, were
married at the Western hotel yester-
day, by Rev. w. l.. Browning.
w. z. McPherson's barber shop aud
oath room is growing in popularity.
The shop is well kept and clean and is
conducted in a business like manner. |
Want TO look well dressed? Get one
OF our nObby fall suits and you will |