Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-01-10


During the next 80 days Mrs. +. 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.
MIR. Milford's little daughter, Lucille,
has been quite sick for ten days but
is now improving rapid'y.
A choice claim Of 800 acres about
eight miles west of town for sale. Ap.
ply at Martins harness shop, vinita.
Ind. Ter. l5tf
The ladies' dress goods in the Bios.
ser stock at Chelsea are said to be the
finest eyer bought for this country.
Dirt cheap now.
Lem Paris, at Chelsea, l. T.. has so
we'll bred sheep for sale; no old ones
or scrubs; all in fine shape. Price
$3.50 a head. 1919
The faculty OF Worcester academy
will give a general reception to ali the
friends OF the institution on Friday
evening Jan. lS.
DIR. w. w. Bryan, dentist, will be in
Pryor Greek on Monday, Feb. 4th and
remain one week for the purpose OF
practicing his profession. 1922
French Farley is coming down from
Chetopa to go into the bank at this
place for the purpose Of getting prac-
tical knowledge OF business.
The Old Settler commission is in
session at Muskogee aud will be for
about a month. This will be the last
opportunity for getting upon the rolls.
Swain Grocery 90. takes the place OF
K. NJ. Swain. The business will be
carried on at the same place; the only
change is, more goods and cheaper
than ever before.
An opportunity will present itself
Monday night OF hearing lecture from
a man famous at home and abroad as
an orator. The subject. 10 "shams in
Church and state the Menace Of the
Republic"
The Keys postoffice will be discon-
tinued on the 18th inst. and mail for
there will be delivered at vinita.
Mrs. Keys, the pOstmistress, does not
feel able to perform the duties entail
ed and has resigned.
"Busy times" are the rule at O. w .
Poole's, Chelsea, the occasion being
the sale Of 81. 900 worth OF well-selected
merchandise at something like half it's
value. Stock is com plete; come early
and get just what you need.
Mr.. DupTee, the proprietor Of Elm
wood Dairy, has a new milk wagon
with the name OF the dairy in stylish
letters on the cover. The gentleman
is the owner OF a nice herd Of Jerseys
and doubtless hnds the business a ID.
crativs one.
A man named Joe Woodland made
things lively at Adair Saturday eve
ming. lie was drunk and having
trouble With his family, aud when the
citizens interfered got a winchester
and stood of the town for awhile, but
was finally captured aud brought here
and turned over to the authorities.
O. W. Poole. Chelsea, /. T., bought /
the Blosser stock OF general merchan-
disc at assignee's sale. IL embraced
$1,000 worth OF the best goods ever
bought for this trade, consisting OF
fancy dress goods and trimmings, One
clothing. boots, shoes. hats and gro-
ceries. All goes at rock bottom prices.
Il. BaIentine's wind grist mill east
OF the track was burned to the ground
Sunday night. How the hre originated
IS not known, though II was either
tramps who had taken refuge In the
building or an incendlary. IL was dis.
covered In flames about nine o'clock
but too far gone to be saved. The loso
is between four and five hundred dol
lars.
The annual stock kholders' meeting OF
tho first National bank Of this city
was held Tuesday. No change was
made 10 the officers Of the institution
except tha, q. W. Beck, OF Aftoa, waa
substituted for II. o. Hall, OF Tplsa, az
q director. Mr.. Hall 10 In poor healti,
aud unable 10 devote the attention a
the bank which the position reqrired