Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-01-14

me before the 2sth inst. Once il
Opera building.
Horses and mules for sale. "
G. Potion & Co.
Married at the residence Of W. L
Ialsel, by Rev. j. w. McOrary, or
, Wednesday evening, Mr.. W 9 Wood
an, living seven miles east Of this city
and Miss NJ. i. Spraddling, of Table.
quah.
All persons indebted to w. G. Pat
ton & Co.. either by note or account
will please come forward and pay up,
or their notes and accounts will be put
out for collection. If
A drunken brakeman, who had
been running out here a few trips with
Conductor Kingerly. killed watch :
man at Peirce City last Saturday
night and was afterwards killed by the
city marshal.
This paper and The National
Stockman and Farmer, published at
4 Pittsburg, Pa, will be sent to any ad-
dress one year for $3.50 The Stock
man and Farmer is the best farm pa
per published
The hard times ball held at the
opera house Tuesday night yielded no
end Of amusement, and glance into
the hall was enough to make a person
think all the rag pickers in christen-
dom bad assembled.
Jim Titles boy, Dan, was thrown
from horse aud dangerously hurt SAT-
urday evening, his leg being badly
cut on wire fence which he was
thrown against This happened at
his home at Lenapah.
-" Prince Albert, very old colored
man belonging by adoption to the
Osages, is dead. lie was brought into
the tribe by the Choctaws when
baby, and Sas at the time of his death
the oldest man on the reservation.
--.Mr.and Mrs. Ed Halsell will re-
ceive the commise ration of the com
muaity on the death of an infant
child, which occurred Yesterday noon,
ere it had passed its second day The
funeral will take place this evening.
"A dispatch from out west says the
Cherokees are locating claims on Black
Bear river and preparing TO put up
houses, under the celebrated "arlcle
five" A cipher will have to be added
to that 20 to accommodate the anxious
ones.
lone chapter in the "rueus "
which has been on for some days be-
tween Isaac Mode and John Butler
terminated yesterday by conviction
of the former in the city court on the |
charge OF disturbing the peace. The
others trial follows.
From all accounts A. J. Black we'll I
is making things quite "sultry " in |
the trade cleles Of Chelsea. tie has |
purchased the P. Henry buildings and /
is pushing out goods at unheard OF /
prices AS his circular states, " he has
returned with a load"
The enrolment at the acad emy for
the present winter term is l45, one
less than for the whole Of the year
lS90-9l The enrolment for the whole |
of this year thus far is l75 higher
than for the whole of any year except
1887 s, when it was 1876.
The Alliance store is invoicing this
week. They are going to put our old
standby, Tuck" at measuring the
thread as he could always make his
String show up to the best advan-
age, while Bill Large is to count the
barbs on caE of fence wire just un-
oaded.
A year. or so ago this paper lost a
on the east line, but at the
lime we knew il was. only temporar-
ly. This week be came back, bringing
A recruit with him. The man who
ialls out with his paper over politics
haa better give the future, or his can
iidates, pretty critical inspections.
w. W. Miller is laying the fouuda-
lion for building 25x50 feet, on his
lot two doors south OF the hardware
store. It will be used the coming sea-
son as an implement warehouse and
will be so constructed that it can be
eventually enlarged aud converted
nto a store building. Mr.. Miller pro-
poses to crowd the implement business
his year to the limit.
Attention is called to the law card
d Pasco, Harrison & Edmiston, Mus
kogee, 1. T.. which appears in another
column. These gentlemen are well
sBd favorably known as re-
sbie, ompetent and safe lawyers in
Il /. vsDch es Of litigation. Judge Pas
= sister in ehancery for the courts
: - 7dian Territory. We recon-
,end this srm to our patrons.
r. Orr Who for many years has
.,resanted the burlington lines IN
he capacity Of gen, ,.rai southwestern
assen ger agent. with headquarters af
-ansas City, has been ai7poloted as
isiant general passenger aud tieket
gent. The gentieman's experience
i'll enable him to relieve Col. A. T.
Dawes, his superior, Of many import !
nj duties which have heretofore de- Z
olyed upon him,