CHICKASHA a good live town on the C. R. I & P. R'y, 191 miles south of Wichita, and 206 miles north of Ft. Worth. It is located in the great Washita Valley on the Washita River. The country round Chickasha produces an abundance of grain, cotton, fruit, vegetables, etc., and also has large stock interest. It is the division point of the C. R. I. & P. R'y and also the proposed point of the crossing of the C. R. I & P. R'y running east and west. Two good hotels, a good live newspaper and a number of large mercantile establishments. Altogether it has fine prospects for becoming quite a city at no distant day. United States Express, Western Union Telegraph. Below is a list of the business men of the city.

ADKISON, B. F., hotel

BAIRD,  , physician
BARNHART, Theo, meat marked
BARRON, M. F., restaurant
BROWN & Co., dry goods
BEAR, Wm., fruit and confectionery

CAMERON, Wm. & Co., E. T. WATSON, mgr, lumber
CARY & MOORE (J. H. CAREY, Andrew MOORE), general merchandise, dry grods, groceries, etc
Chickasaw Express, A. S. WHITEHEAD, editor. See ad on following page.
Chickasaw Town Co., F. E. GILMORE, secy and agt
CLAYCOMB, W. N., grocers and bakers and hardware
COEN, Geo., shoemaker
COOK, D. F. & Sons (D. F., W. M., H., and S. B. COOK), general merchandise, dry goods, groceries, etc
CONTENT, W. M., shoemaker

DESCOMBES, Jacob, post-master
DOLSON, J. A., harness and saddlery
DOSS, J. A., livery, feed and sale stable
DOYLE & SHIRLEY (Nellie DOYLE, Cora SHIRLEY), milliners

EISFEDLER, J. C., watchmaker and jeweler and dlr in watches, clocks, silver and plated ware, etc., and inspector C R I & P R'y
ELTERMAN, M. E., merchandise
ERNST, Fred C., stationery
EVANS, J. C., physician

FEELY, Willis, barber shop
First National Bank, capital $50,000; J. T. ALLISON, president; C. L. CAMPBELL, vice president; F. E. GILMORE, cashier

GILMORE & GILMORE (F. E. and G. E. GILMORE), ins
GRIFFIN, J. H., real est

HAGY, P. S., general merchandise
HAMPTON, Benj., meat market
HATSELL, W. C., propr Leland Hotel
HORN, W. W., groceries
HOUSER & DURNELL, blacksmith

JENNESS, H. W., fruit and confectionery
JOHNSON Bros., physicians

Leland Hotel, W. C. HATSELL, propr [opposite depot]
LOUTHAND, Mart, agt C R I & P R'y

MCCOY, G. W., wagon yard
MCKENZIE, W. H., blacksmith
MARTIN, Mc., confectioneries, pool
MAY, J. B., job printing and livery
MINER, T. J., barber
MINTER & CARSON (W. H. MINTER, W. W. CARSON), physicians
MONICAL, P. B., lawyer
MORRIS, Wm., flour and feed
MORROW, FREY & Co. (T. T. MORROW, H. FREY, J. L. SPARKS), livery
MOSBACHER, & RASS (Leon MOSBACHER, Arthur C. RASS), dry goods
MUNSELL, L. S., physician

PAGE & McCULLOCH, architects
PHILLIPS, D. R., billiards and pool
PHILLIPS, Lee, produce, etc
PIMM & WINNINGHAM (W. C. PIMM, T. B. WINNINGHAM), furniture
POE, C. A., jeweler

RAPPOLEE & RAPPOLEE (I. H. and J. L. RAPPOLEE), lawyers
RICHARDSON, T. M. Lumber Co., lumber
RIDDLE, E. druggist
RIDLEY, H. M., lawyer
ROBINSON, E. E., groceries, cigars, tobacco, confectioneries, vegetables, etc., Chickasha ave
ROBINSON House, Miss Mattie J. ROBINSON,  propr [S Main Street]
ROBINSON, Mattie J. Miss, propr Robinson house
ROSE, J. A., hardware

SAYER, D. D., druggist
SNEED, & Co. (A. E. and C. P. SNEED), general merchandise
SNOW, A. B. & Co., lumber
SMITH, D. P., architect and civil engineer
SMOOT, H. W., barber
STEWART Bros (J. W. and J. P. STEWART), general merchandise
TENISON & CAMUSE (J. R. TENISON, A. E. CAMUSE), hardware

WANTLAND, J. M. Mrs., milliner
WILLIAMS, R. restaurant
WHITEHEAD, A. S., editor, Chickasaw Express
WINKLER, Dick, R R eating house
YOUNG, T. A., boarding house