Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-30
LOCAL NOTES.
Badgett's clearing sale
begins January 9Th.
Happy New Year to all.


/ doz. hooks and eyes .lc; The Nov
city.
City politics-to be-are being dis
clssed.
Farm for sale; enquire of ]. T
Brackett.
Christmas was very generally OBJ
served in this city.
New stock of axes, shovels, picks
&C., at Balentine's.
Second hand saddle wanted; enquire
at this Office. &C."
A good crossing has been put down
at the NJ, K. s. t. depot.
Prof. Leaka is endeavoring to organ
ixe singing class In this city.
There are some very oficious per-
sons in this town and vicinity.
Balentine has just received a new
supply Of &c and IOc counter goods.
Take look at our 5 and l0c count
ers. Full of surprises; The Novelty.
Giant powder and all kinds Of ANU
milton always on hand at Balentine's.
Jim little wants to sell his farm
adjoining this city and go TO Mexico.
Badgett's clearing sale
begins January 9th.
A good cook and heating stove for
sale cheap; both for wood; enquire at this
Office.
JIM. Jeans s. Sens will pay the
highest price fer turkeys. Get them
in quick.
Take your work to the Excelsior
work first class; collars &c. cuffs 4c
per pair.
A lot Of delayed toys, books and
games for children at reduced prices at
The Novelty.
Judge Thomas and some friends are
out goose hunting at G. G. Sleeper's,
near Wagner.
Make somebody happy if you have
to go around and settle an old account
or two to do it.
Coming, in short time, car load
of buggies. Wait and get my prices.
Joseph L. Hunt.
Colds quickly caught are more quick
ly cured by Beggs cherrycough syrup
Peoples drug store
Someone who is qualified could
make up very nice little juvenile
dancing class in Vinita.
Sheet music, songs, banjos, guitars,
yiolins, &C., ordered on short notice.
A. NJ. Brock, at "The Novelty"
W. J. Mcconnell is Geo. C. Ross
associate in the work Of investigating
the freedmen compromise fraud.
Prof. Heathcote, assisted by local
talent, will give an exhibition at the
Methodist church tomorrow night.
Jonathan Cores law card resumes
its accustomed place in our columns
this week;ofice with Mellette g. Smith.
Badgett's clearing sale
begins January 9Th.
Samuel Melton, one of the Oldest
citizens of Delaware district, died at
his home near Delaware court house
last Sunday.
Judge Thomas last week, at Musko-
gee, sentenced Cyrus A. Brown, white,
and George Curley, colored, to be
hanged February 25, 1898.
The Woody boys run down a coyote
last week with a couple of trail
hounds and roped it. The animal was
brought to town Tuesday.
The Tahlequah Arrow got out a
very readable Christmas edition, and
from it is reproduced in this paper a
contribution by Mrs. T. M.,Fuller.
With two clearing sales announced
and others in prospect our friends
ought to be able to buy goods in Vini-
ia cheap enough TO suit the most ex-
acting.
Special feature in music at the Con-
gregational church Sunday night will
be male quartette, cornet solo, vocal
solo and orchestra. All are cordially
invited.
The governing committee Of the
Business Mems League had meeting
Christmas Day and selected Mr.. Hal
sell to 60 to Washington in the towns
interest.
A good three-room dwelling, with
barn and large garden place, for rent
to the right party at $40 per month.
viii rent till next October. Apply at
this Office.
George Culley, colored, was convict
ed of murder at Muskogee last week,
his victim being Dick Carr, cotton
hauler on his way home with the pro-
ceeds of load.
Take your work to the Excelsior
Steam Laundry, or drop a card in the
post Office and let the driver call for
your package. Prices reduced and
work first class; collars &c, cuffs 4c
per pair.
Messrs. Howe & Fincannon, Blue
jacket, advertise their stock of goods
fer sale and will very soon have so
barrel roller mill in operations; the
building is up now and the machinery
purchased.
A very creditable exhibition is re-
ported to have been held by the Light
ming creek school recently, A. d.
Vann, the teacher, directing the ex-
ercises. Miss Annie V. Allen was the