Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-01-24

DltOn prOhlbltA, even IN LeAVenworth.
During the next 30 days Mrs. +. Bill
ingslea will sell all her millinery goods
regardless of cost"
Anyone wishing to buy or sell town
property in vinita will do well to
apply at this office.
The report reached here that Nose
Ridge was killed at his home east Of
Grand river in Delaware district last
week.
If you have property to sell or col
lections to make place your business
in the hands of the vinita Real Estate
Agency.
Ray, the two year old son Of Mr.. and
Ms. W. l.. Marker, died at their home
In this city Sunday and was buried
Tuesday.
Rev. w. r. King of Muskogee is
coming to assist in series OF meet
ings at the Presbyterian church some
time in February.
An elegant social entertainment was
given the ladies missionary society Of
the Presby yterisn church Friday even
ing by Mrs. 0burn.
Found, a bunch OF keys; owner can
have same by paying for this notice
and calling at Steve Hills barber shop
and proving property.
Get places at the Chelsea pie coun.
ter, quick; Charley Poole is selling the
J. ID. Blosser bankrupt stock Of goods
at bankrupting prices.
Charley Mccarthy has left the
Hotel Cobb as night clerk and been
succeeded by gentleman from the
Adams house, Muskogee.
There will be quarterly conference
at the Methodist church, beginning
Saturday night conducted by Rev. j.
j. Lovett, presiding elder.
A deputy marshal was in town yes
terday serving writs of ejectment on
the parties who were recently beaten
in the Frisco right Of way suits.
Don't neglect that cough; il leads to
consum ptIon. One minute Cough
cure possesses double virtue. II
cures and cures quickly. p. Shanahan,
RI. Rev. F. X. Brooke, Episcopal
Bishop OF this diocese, will preach on
this Thursday night, at the Oongre'
gational church of this city. All are
cordially invited.
Jim French. or some OF his kind
"shot up" family named Glad, OF
Bayou Menard, one night las
week, in pretty bad shape, nearly
every member being wounded.
Bill Cooks letter to "Uncle jim
McAlester, was Of course bogus, but il
gave "Uncle Jim" no small amount o
trouble nevertheless. That is an ole
trick, but it most always works.
Moreno Ella Gordon, died Dec. 18th
1894, of consumption. Deceased was
the eldest daughter OF q. w. Gordon
who lives on the Abe Meeks place
seven miles northwest Of this city.
1t was reported last week that Cher
okee Bill had been killed by negro
named Brown-a brother OF the
brother.in.law who he killed recently
but the story is as yet unconhrmed.
MIR. aud Mrs. W. l.. Marker desire tC
tender their thanks to the NAM
friends in Vinita who attended anC
comfoTled them through the recent
sick ness and death Of their little boy
Judge Parker is reported as sayinl
that Vinlta was sure Of a United
States court. The Judge appeared be
fore the senate judiciary committe,
while in Washington and gave informa
tion as to the status Of territory
courts.
The Christian Endeavor Society o.
the Congregational Church, will Civ,
dime social at the AldTich cottag,
on Friday evening, Feb. !. An inter
esting program is being prepared
Let all come who Wish to spend
pleasant evening.
The advertisement ot \. h. CoOb ap
pears this week. Within week
complete new stock OF goods will b
opened up and the business will b
pnshed to the limit. Capt. Cobb |
no novice as = merchant, and when II
business with Ton Hutton years ag'
at Webbers Falls, sold more good
than any store in this country.
~. NJ. Muskgrove died last week a
his home near Ularemore. The gen
tleman was we'll and favorably know
throughout this country aud few year
ago he represented Oooweescoowe
district in the low or house Of the ma
tional council. flo WAS q half brothe
OF Hon. q. V. Rogers Of tbe apprai
ser commission, aud father OF th