Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-02-14


.on, deer aud bear at the vinita Meat
& Grocery 90.
Leave your measure at Lee Barretps
for the finest boot or shoe ever made
IN this country.
The family Of James Leforce are re-
oicing over the birth Of an eleven
pound boy baby.
The present expectation is that the
new Western hotel will be opened
about March LIST.
IL. o. Barritt has sold out the Bach
tel house to a gentleman named Tomp-
kins, from Missouri.
Mr.. Godbey has moved to Claremore
and Frank Lanier has moved into the
house thus vacated.
Walk in and note sample and price
OF fine line of teas, conees. dry fruits
etc. at A. b. Nichols
The Elder Mr.. Joslyn. on Matt Haw-
kins' place, died Monday and was
buried the day following
We carry the most complete line
of groceries ever brought to town.
vinita Meat & Grocery Co.
Ten thousand dollars worth OF gro.
ceries and meats to be sold at the
Vinita Meat & Grocery Co.
Lee Barrett has a line of the finest
saddles in the Indian Territory, for
sale cheap. Give him call.
DR.. Grlfiith now has two very COM
fortably fitted rooms in the Hill build.
ing for his dental o6ice-l4 aud 10.
We have more time than anything
and can deliver your groceries with
dispatch. Vinita Meat & Grocery 90.
We buy our goods on time and can
therefore sell as cheap as any one,
quality considered Vinita Meat &
Grocery Go.
Henry Workman is having a black
smith shop built between the Hotel
Cobb and the Vinita hotel and will
move in a week or two.
Better secure seats early for the
Hennessy Leroyle entertainment to-
morrow and next night. Good seats at
the prices, so cents, will go early.
The application Of j. S. Davenport
for bail was denied by Judge Parker
last week aud he was committed. The
case may come up at the May term.
Bill Cook gets forty-hve years for
the capers he has been cutting In the
last few months; twelve years on each
Of three robberies and nine on another.
Salt bacon. smoked bacon, sugar
cured hams, weinerwurst, Hamburg,
pigs feet, bologna, headcheese and
limbeTger at Vinita Meat & Grocery Co.
J. A. Berry received telegram Mon
day from North Fork, KY, snnounc-
ing the very serious illness Of his
mother aud left for home the same
evening.
If you want to see the finest grocery
store in the Indian Territory call and
see J. A. Chandler & Co, two doors
west of the bank and they have the
prices too.
The Apollonian and Calleioean
Literary societies OF Willie Halsell col.
lege will give free entertainment on
Friday evening, Feb. 22nd. Every
body invited.
Will Wright's child which has scar
let fever. lie getting along very salts
factorily and none of the other mem
bers OF the family have shoyn any
symptoms of the disease.
Butler Bros. have secured a judg-
ment against the NJ, X. & T. railroad
for IS, 500 dollars for the burning oi
their store at Chouteau IN 1891 by
sparks from a locomotive.
J. A. Chandler & Co. buy for caEt
and sell on the same terms, eonse
quently no bad debts to be paid by
those that pay. Gall and see them
they will save your money.
The case OF Cherokee nation against
A. j. Blackwell, charged with selling
town lots to non citizens, is in progress
this week at Claremore before Judge
Cochran Of the supreme bench.
Capt. Cobb has engaged Richard
Combs, of Parsons, to work with hii
horses this season. 1t is to be hope'
he is of a different stripe from Ross
who handled the horses last year.
For sale, a first-class residence on
large and desirable lot in the heart o
Vinita; eight large rooms, house nearl,
new; can be had at bargain. Appl.
10 Gore, Burkballer & Neville. 23t
Arrangements are. practically, com
pleted for the X. of p. banquet at To
Hotel Cobb next Tuesday. The de
parture OF Jim for Kentucky leave
Muck in charge, but he 10 fully equs
to the responsibility.
l.. w. Marks has about closed
trade for some OF the Athey horse
aud will engage In breeding to a con
siderable extent. Mr.. Athey wi
probably come down from Columhu
and make this point his headquarters
Mn. Coble and Mrs. Carselowe
have bought Mrs. Cass' millinery stor
and will stock II up with a complet
line Of millinery goods and nolionl
The ladies are invited TO call aud AZ
assured that all the latest styles an
novelties will be shown.
Mrs. r. n. Cass was married Tue
day evening to Mr.. s. d. Keeler, ,
Nowata, Rev. Mr.. Greathouse ofiic
ating. The couple accompanied b
the lady's Two children, Miss Jenni
and Bruce, left on the evening trail
for an extended trip to the Pacif