Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-01-17


since. at Bristol.
j. A Berry and vile went to Parsons last
week, he TO attend the Kansas branch Of the
Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit Asso. OF the U.
or which he II the vice president for this
territory. MIRA. Berry is still at Parsons.
VI ting friends aud relatives.
turing the next 80 days Mrs. f. Bill
ingslea will sell all her millinery goods
Regardless Of cost"
The finest stock of goods ever seen
in this country is being sold at Uhel-
sea at bankrupt sale.
The wife OF DR.. Charley Ross died at
rshlequah last week as did also My.
Trainor, the school teacher.
Lee Barrett has line of the finest
saddles in the Indian Territory, for
sale cheap. Give him a call.
Perry L. Easley, who some years ago
lived in this vicinity, was 80 badly in
jured in the recent CoffeyvIlle fire that
he died.
The academy faculty want to meet
everybody in. town. Come out and
give them a chance to get acquainted
with you.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give a dime social at Mrs.
Godby's Friday evening, Jan. 25th.
Every body invited to attend.
Rev. Is. II. Greathouse was called to
the bedside Of his father near Fayette-
Vile this week. The old gentleman
is quitefeeble and not expected to live.
J. W. Adair and Miss Ella Prather
have been appointed as teachers Of
the public school at this place. The
school will open the hrst Monday in
February.
Our subscription list is increasing in
length very satisfactorily. The issue
that stirs up and causes one man to
stop probably induces half dozen TO
subscribe.
II anybody wants Jim French it
seems oil they need do is to go down
and way lay the Fl. Gibson and Table
quah road. He is seen down there
every few days.
Dandruf 10 due to an eDfeebled
state Of the skin. Halls hair renewer
quickens the nutrltiye functions oi
the skin, healing and preventing the
formation Of dandruG.
Our South American medicines
cure catarrh, rheumatism and all dis
eases Of the blood and skin. DR..
Hewins will be at Vinita Monday,
Jan. Il; consultation free,
John Payne has bought the restau-
rant on the east aide Of the track, con-
'ucted by CLAY Bryant. and leased it
70 Nr. Thompson, of Adair, who ID
herea tter TO be one of our citizens.
JW. A dair and wife have the sym
patby of We community in the loss OF
their two mo 'uths old baby. The little
one died last friday morning and was
buried the folio wing evening at the
family graveyard fur miles south OF
town.
W. @. Hall died at ST. Louis Mon
day morning after months and almost
years OF suffering and at uiues mental
oblivion. His son. j. Eugene Hail.
went to st. Louis Monday night 10 at
tend the funeral, which took place
Tuesday.
J. s. Davenport's eldest child, which
had pneumonia, has not been doing
we'll and few days since the doctors
made an incision in the pleura cavity
and drew of more than pint OF pus.
Prospects for recovery are now ex-
celfent.
The folly Of prejudice is frequently
shown by people who prefer to suffer
for years rather than try an adver-
tised remedy. The millions who have
no such notions, take Ayers sarsapa-
rilla for blood diseases, and are cured.
SO much for common sense.
The mayor and town marshal OF
Pryor Greek were txied Mon |ay before
Judge Mcclure for the ARE and I'M
prisonmeDt OF two non citiz, carpen-
ters who had refused to pay city tax
imposed upon mechanics and trades
men by the city authorities. Their
bonds we're fixed at $500.
The people OF Big Cabin. ten miles
north, held a meeting few days since
and raised $500 as a starter towards
building a school house, TO be 20x60
lset IN size. A building committee
{ consisting Of Messrs. Glenn. Garrett,
\ iitchell aud Sam Leforce was ap-
p ointed TO prosecute the work.
j. ii. Akin, defendants attorney,
re ports the acqulttal Of Sam 6uagee in
th Q Delaware court, for murder Of Joe
En- gland. The solicitor failed to prove
En gland was dead. John and Joe
Da wson and Hhotpouch were indicted
for manslaughter aud gave bond In
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