Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-24

-The luIs chief maker have $50 vita
US alwass,
Fishing pastics are Of frequent oc-
currence these days.
THE measles have broken out in
town, closely following the mumps.
Rooms for rent, furnished or un-
furnished. Mrs. A. II. Goodykoontz.
Put down something for the min;
make your good will manifest in a
practical manner.
The first mail for Balen, Tom
Bluejacket's postotFice went out ycs-
terday in charge Off Il Raper.
"A new stock Of icweIry, including
latest styles Of ladies hair ornaments,
just received at patton's drug store
Watches. clocks, jewelry and spec
tacles repaired by X. /. Rudisill at
Patton's drug store. All work guaran-
teed.
Little Ray Miller swallowed pin
a few evenings ago, but fortunately
took q fit Of coughing which expelled
it in short time.
"A number Of the young folks met
at the beautiful home Of Mrs. A. p.
Goodykoontz last Monday evening
whpc a party was given them.
"A new and complete line Of opti-
cal goods interchangeable enses) in
steel, nickel silver and gold frames.
A fit guaranteed. -patton's Drug store.
Rev. Mr.. Kincaid, Of New York,
one ofthe secretaries Of the American
Home Missionary society, will preach
at the congregational church next sun
day morning.
-Dr. l.. o. Ellis, dentist, Of South
west City, will be in Vinita from May
0th, to 18TH; Chelsea May 10Th to oath;
Claremore May 26th to June 9Th; Tul-
ga June 9TH to 20th.
MIR. A. Foyil, the gentleman who
lately engaged in trade near Bnshy-
head has big house and a surpris-
iugly large stock Of goods. He is said
to be receiving very good trade.
w. NJ. Montgomery and W. A.
smith. OF this place have been sub-let
the contract for carrying the mail from
sapulpa to Sac and Fox and from Sac
and Fox to shawneetown.
-Laney Little was operated upon
Monday by Drs. Fortner & Bagby aud
several enlarged Emphatic glands re-
removed. The operation il an intris
cate aud critical one but the patient is
doing very we'll.
Captain w. O Meyers was able to
navigate the seas successfully for a
quarter Of century but few days
ago he tried frog pond up the track,
on the hurricane deck of mule and
right there WAS swamped.
Worcester academy had an arhor
day recently ana most Of the pu-
pills planted a tree, varying in size
from primary department switch %
Il NluO u cuAAiiNuA ltAb W AbAANtA
the BOYS In the grammar grade.
To see the safe Clerk Trott got in
this week one would suppose he was
about to start bank Hardin slmp-
ly took measure Of the door Of his Of
flee and ordered a safe that would 90
through it-when the frame was taken
out.
AT the conclusion OF the examina-
ton of Ridenhour and Hodge. charged
with rob bing the express car at Pryor
Greek, the commissioner held them TO
the grand Jury IN the sum OF $500 each.
This looks strongly as though the case
was not especially serious.
John NJ. Taylor. Jr., has been ap-
pointed assistant solicitor and is
around looking up the leaks in the
sources Of revenue, as well as other
violations of law. lie is not novice
in this role, but on the contrary served
two years under MIR. Cochran.
Rev. A. q. Evans will deliver a
lecture at Pheasant Hill chapel next
Tuesday night, April 29th, taking for
his subject the famous London Tower.
The lecture will be illustrated by the
aid Of stereoptican, and it is to be
given under the auspices Of the Kings
Daughters.
Postal Clerk Parker, running on
the Frisco from Monett to Burton, was
arrested at the former place Tuesday
night for rob bing the mails. Letters
money for Louisiana lot
terry tickets were stolen without limit
and in addition quantity Of jewellery
was found in the mans car
Miss Ella Franklin, accompanied
by her father lett for Alton to day,
where she will join her mother, who
has embarked in the millinery busi-
ness at that place. Miss Ella is a very
pleasant young lady indeed and her
departure is very much regretted by
the yo ung folks Of this city.
The whisky peddler taken to Fort
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came very near getting discharged by
the commissioner. He had changedG)
SO much, even with the iron foot, that
the boys came near falling to identify
him as the man from whom they
bought the whisky. The evidence in
the case Of the prisoner who ran away
a few nights before, was examined aud
the writ of arrest called in.
The following dispatch to the Den
yer Times, dated Buena Vista, Col,
pril 4, tells of the death of sister Of
J. A. Quinn, agent for the NJ, X. & T.
at Chouieau, and the gentleman will
receive the sincerest sympathy Of his
friends. Mrs. Edward I.aaHsFd, wife /
Of the prominent contractor, and one
Of the most estimable ladies OF the
city, died yesterday morning after a
short illness. The sympathy Of the
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