Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-02-14


these sicevalks in Fsnita he viii have
10 walk soberly if he walks at all
A STEER took up quarters alongside
the blacksmith shop opposite Fields
stone, Monday night, end calmly shuf-
Ted OF his mortal col during the hours
If darkness.
Charley Robinson made a business
trip 10 Missouri last week, and was an
unwiliing seioaraer there day or two
longer than he wished. Failure IL rail
road connections caesed the trouble.
rumored that the superintendent
Of Adams Express ComPasE has been
peftioned by parties in Vinira 10 re-
move ali married agents running into
: this place, and fIl the vacancies with
bachelors
The POND north Of VIZ. near the NJ
KID T. stockysnls, IL discharging
Young river into the foaming waters Of
the creek east Of town, whose current
en- TUESDAY washed the lower timbers
OF the bridge on the Frisco road
1T Cunningham has been apPsiRt-
ed deputy clerk for Delaware District
This appointment Is = great cOnven-
ience to people of yinisa and vicinity,
as business with the clerk of that dis
trict can now be attended 10 nearer
home.
Make preparations for planting trees
in early spring A few nice trees in
your dooryand and a coat of paint, OF
even whstcSash, on your fence and
house, viii wonderfully improve the APP
pearance Of rour premises, besides add
ing greatly to their value
Married-0n Feb 9th, By Rev. Ihos.
K-P0stell, Al the residence of the brides
nother, AR. Ed Lundy of Horse Greek
and Miss Josephine Ralston OF yinita-
Many friends Of the contracting parties
were present al the ceremony, 10 whom
was served up bOuntifRl collation.
Mr- R-F- Browning, in \ true spirit
of benevosence, having the public good
at heart, has plOwed up the street run
ming past hIs residence in such man
ner that il Is row completely drained,
and vii in a short time be one Of the
most praeticabls thsroughfares in or
ahozt town.
I'm Frazee & Co, the druggists. dc
not succeed, it is not for want Of faith
They hare sach faith in DR.. Bosanko's
cough and lung syrup as 4 rr'nedy for
coughs, colds, consumption and lung az
fertions that they viii give bottle free
70 each and every one who is in need Of
a medicine Of this kind Ijw4
Mayor Trott is comfortably ensconced
in his rev Office at the lumber yard In
referring TO this matter several weeks
since. we became the victims Of mis-
sDlacee confiderce, bat this time it's
dead sure fh:ng, for xe saw His Honor
kindling fire IN the ranch stoye few
mornings ago A kesI watch VIII here
after be kept On our coal pile
The -.oldest inhabitant'' cannet recol-
lect experiencing such long-continued
spell OF bad weather Indeed, should
any one hare sufficient temerity 10 re-
count the particulars Of anything in
this li8e claiming 10 exceed in utter
and unqualified '-cnssedness. the me-
neurological iatlictson experienced dur
ing the past month, his reputation for
rersstt would be eternally ruined
~ friend, writing from Tahlequah, l.
T., is pleased to give Us 4 word Of en-
couragemeEt ~send me 4 copy Of the
cHIEFTAIx. / do think y0h are making
an excellent Paper-in fact, there Is
nothing to compare with 1t in the Ter
ritOrv II the way Of newspaper The
stand II has taken in speaking in plain
and gnInisrakable, but respectful ian
guage. about affairs n general, is 10 be
admired and is admired by OUr people"
Water expands greatly n il freezes,
50 that when the vet ground freezes, all
the hard clOds aze broken up By the ice
forming in them The freezing this
winter has been deeper than common,
and as il fhsWs out. the soil is thor
0ughly Io0sened and sOfteQed several
inches deep This nakG the mud
worse, but prepares the way for an
abundaaf seed growth in the spring
Preacher haze various methods of
compelling the people 20 obey the
teachings Of the Bible The latest de-
vice used in YInita is to build side
walks IN such way that All Whe use them
must follow the Solomon's command in
the sth chapter Of Proverbs, 18th and
e6th; also the teaching Of theApOstle
Paul gwen in his first ePistle to the
Corinthians, 10Th chapter, 18th verse
Mr. T. E WassOn, prominent citi-
zen Of Chetopa, Kansas, spent several
dars IN Finita last week While here,
Mr. Wass0n encouraged the CHIEFTAIS
financially 20 the amount Of SI-j0. On
a visit 10 this Office with II. H. Tn0tt,
the additional weight Of the two genial
gentlemen (Which is something 0vei
800 poandsl failed 70 90 through the
iiOcr Of our press-r0om, containing an
l50lIb press, which was evidence to wit
nesses present that the & UHsEFTAIN is on
= solid i0undati0n.
4 SrEE CuEz EoE HsLEs---The first
symptom Of piles Is an intense itching
cf ui-ht after getting warm. This nm
II easaDt sensation is Immediately re-