Attica Tribune du lieu suivant : Attica, Kansas • 3

PEOPLES HEADQUARTERS -for everything in theDRY GOODS and GROCERY LINE. -Fresh Groceries of All Tea, Spices, Canned Goods, Tobacco, Cigars, -at prices as- Low as the Lowest! We have just opened our stock for inspection and sale in the Insley building. Come and see us, examine our stock and learn prices. We want a share of -your trade and will treat you right.PETERSON BROS. 'UOCA TOILET -Best soap for Tetter and Chaped Try celled Hands.

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KELLEY Editor. Milwaukee had a $7,000,000 fire last Friday night. The fire brigade of the city were unable to control the fire on account of the high wind prevailing at the time. Assistance was sent from Chicago and other cities. Over 300 hundred famihes are homeless and the wholesale business district of the city is in ruins.

Several lives were lost. Attica already has a good trade, and it will undoubtedly be largely increased- the coming year. We heard many comments of praise of the large and excellent stock of goods carried by our business men, from parties from Kingman county, in attendance at the rally Satuaday. Some of them will eventually do considerable trading here. A pull altogether, of business men, citizens and farmers in this section will prove mutually beneficial, and will result in placing this part of the county in the advance.

In this place, on Monday, Oct. 17, 1892, Caroline Cromwell, aged 75 years, 1 mo. and 23 days. Deceased was born in Marlyand of German parentage; the family afterwards removed to Ohio, where she was married to Richard Cromwell. Mr.

and Mrs. Cromwell, with four children, came to Illinois in 1842, and settled in Hilyard township sn this vicinity. They resided on the farm until 1880, when they removed to this place. Mr. Cromwell died three years ago; his death was due to a fall from a wagon.

Nine children were born of this marriage, all of whom are living and have married. They are: John of Honey Point; Susan White, of Montgomery Mrs. Matt Hayes, Gillespie; Mrs. Comfort Baird, St. Louis; Mrs.

Charles Lockyer, of this place; Mrs. David A. Smalley and Mrs. Eugene R. Smalley, of Spivey, Kansas; Joseph and William, of this place.

All of these children were here when the mother died; for a week previous all of them had been assembled about her bedside. Deceased was reared a Luthern; she has for years been an attendant of the Congregational church in this place. was a devert christian woman, an plary mother and a kind neighbor. Rev. S.

L. Stiver conducted the funeral services at the Congregational church. -Bunker Hill (Ill.) Gazette. It's not very pleasant to cough and hack, To suffer pain in chest and back, Many people could stop it, for sure By simply using one minute cough cure. -Fair son.

The Harper County Teachers' associa. tion will 1 meet in the Normal school building at Harper, Saturday, November 12, 1892, at 10 a. m. A full and prompt attendance of all teachers, patrons and friends of education is earnestly requested. The reading circle is requested to read the first four chapters of Compayre's lectures and first four chapters of Hawthorne and Lemon's American literature.

Let us take hold of this work earnestly and make the work of the year both interesting and profitable. PROGRAM. At What do We Runcie Discussion. Do we hit the L. Pepper Paper--Pioneer Period of American literature Miss Florence Golliday NOON.

Current Events and their Jonas Cook Questions from chapters two and three of Hawthorn's American E. Swain In what Points is a Teacher likely to grow Jennie Davy Leader in a recitation from chapter 2, 3 and 4 of Compayre's lectur. on teaching. W. Baker Recitations.

Lillian Beard Rose Hotten. Publication Nov. 3, Publication Notice. State of Kansas, ss Harper County. In the Justice's Court, before Joseph Scates, Justice of the Peace of Ruella Township, in said County and State.

Geo. W. Crowell and D. H. B.

Crowell, partners under the firm name of Crowell Plaintiffs, VS. The Wyndham and Gatch Grain Defendants. The defendants above named will take notice that they have been sued by above named plaintiffs, Crowell upon account and damages, before the above named Justice of the Peace, for the sum of two hundred and eighty dollars, with interest at six per cent. per annum from the 28th day of October, 1892. That in said action an order and garnishee summons has been issued and served on the Attica State Bank.

That said action has been set for hearing before said Justice, at his office in Ruella township, on the 28th day of vember 1892, at 9 o'clock a. 411. Now. unless you, The Wyndham Gatch Grain appear and answer to said suit, at the time above stated, a judgment will be rendered against you for the sum of $280.00 with interest, and costs of suit. JOSEPH SCATES, Justice of the Peace.

RUSSELL WIGGINS, Attorney for Plaintiff. SCATES CO. Keep on hand a full assortment of Coffins, Caskets and Burial Robes. A full supply of Furniture both new and Second hand. We pay cash for all kinds of Second Hand Furniture.

We are prepared now to do all kinds of Embalming in a first class manner. SCATES CO, --NEWFall and Winter MILLINERY. LATEST STYLES! Trimmed Hats 50 Cents up Call and see me before buying elsewhere. M. C.

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