The Daily Indian Chieftain, 1891-09-23

TENTH GRAND EXPOSITION. With its Years it Grows in Greatness. More Exhibit and Batter, Mora People and we Hope Better, Than Ever Been on Opening Day. The fair opened this morning with a crowd that surpasses any opening day the Vinita Fair ever witnessed. Exhibits in all de departments - partments departments are flowing in. The long line of wagons, carriages, buggies and other conveyances that were seen coming in lroni every direction at an early hour this morning gave ample evidence of complete success, for a generous attendance means a generous dis play of exhibits. The officers of the day, heads of departments and all concerned seemed busy. More and better stock in all lines are already entered than at any previous meeting. The fruit and vegetable department is full to over-flowing. Floral Hall will not begin to furnish room for making a proper display of such articles as are shown there. Fruit exhibits are being piled around on the floor in almost any fashion on account of scarcity of room. The stalls are all full and new ones are being hurriedly built. Some horses are being given quar quarters - ters quarters in the livery stables in the city. Our efficient secretary, L. L. Crutchfield, seems determined to accommodate all. The way from the ticket office to the main en entrance - trance entrance is blockaded and another gate is needed badly. Notwith Notwithstanding - standing Notwithstanding the dust and heat the crowd is a jolly one and all seem to be having a good time. Verily, we are "in it" this time. To-Day'e Racing Programme. First race, halt mile dash for horses under 14 hands: Little Mike, entered by Wm.Casto.

Horses Present. Among the horses on the grounds Tuesday when a reporter made an inspection, were the fol following, - lowing, following, the owneralso being given: L. II. Singleton Broadhead, mile and repeat; Blanco, half mile and repeat and mile dash; the latter is a full brother of Buckton. Harris Bros Dick, half mile and mile dash. Lester Little Wonder, a sorrel stud, one-half and mile dash. ' James Williams Jim V., trot trotting - ting trotting horse. Nat Beal Prince, a quarter horse. Dan Huddleson Barney, a quarter mile horse. ' James Beal Maud, half nnfe dash. John Jamson Geerge, quarter and half mile dash. J. D. Kelley Buckton, half mile and repeat, three-quarter dash and mile dash; Black Diamond, half mile and repeat and mile dash. Dan Lee Button, half mile and repeat and longer; Roxie, quarter horse; also a sorrel mare. David Dixon, Fairland Othellp. a Hambletonian trotting stallion, three years old; Fanchon, a 1 Tercheron station; Excession, an

J. I. C, C. W. Jackson. Unaught, L. II. Singleton. Roxey, D. F. Lee. Barney, James Beal. Lady J. Second race, half mile and re re-peat: - peat: re-peat: Hoodoo, Charles Jackson. Little BuckUn, Duke Kelley. Brown Dick, Win. Harris. Little Wonder, Lester. White Cloud, J. P. Sweete. Blanco, L. II. Singleton. Third race, half mile dash for two year olds: Unaught, James Williams. Water Lily, L. II. Singleton. Roxey, D. F. Lee. Fourth race, trotting, mile heats: Nobby, C. W. Jackson. Jim Douglas, James Williams. Othello, G. W. Dickson. The grand balloon ascension by Prof. Montz Bozarth will take place at 3:30 o'clock and should be witnessed by all.

VOLUME I. LEE BARRETT, S AND 3MT A 'FT 17IH., Texas Saddles and full Cow Boy Outfits always in stock. Boots andM5hoes Made to Order. A Full and Complete Line of ZZorso Millinery. wr Houm Block. SKINKEK & RATCLIFF, DKAI.KKH IS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Invite you to visit them and inspect their new stock of DRY GOODS, AND OLOTHINai that have just been opened, where you will find all that's new in these lines. m BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, We are Full up. GROCERIES, We have always carried in greater quantity than any other ' ' bouse in the Nation. Call on us at - - Vinita, I. T

We. will also, sell several car loads of broken and unbroken Mules and Horses. -THK- PATTON DRUG STORE is still the leading institu institution - tion institution of the kind in the . . . Nation. Drugs, Medicines and Chemi Chemicals - cals Chemicals on hand and carefully compounded Fine supply of Stationery and Jewelry.

9 Are conducting a Great m&? Reduction &mggi Sale. As you are probably aware this house suflered severely by the re recent - cent recent fire. Asa consequence they are converting into cash the largest stock of DRY COODS, - v CLOTHINC. HATS, ' BOOTS AND IHOUrf'' ' ' that were ever brought n Viniia, . -