The Attica Bulletin from Attica, Kansas • 3

"o) Oj Farm Loans Farm Loans '6 Farm Loans just as cheap as anybodys and a little bit quicker. Abstract of Title Furnished on Short Xotlco. ATTICA, KANSAS. MENTION. PERSONAL RUSSELL WIGGINS, AUGUST MUNTZING The Attica Bulletin.

LOCAL NEWS. a buisness IT. II. Mansfield made o) Saturday July 23, 1887. took trip to Winfield Thursday.

II. II. Berry and S. A. Wolfe trip over to Sawyer yesterday.

i n. BROWN, Editor. Green apples at Subscribe for the Bulletin. Straw Hats at cost at Millers. Old papers for sale at this office.

Try It. A. Vale for Farm Loans. R. I.

Mansfield, of Atchison was stttTrVruij in town several days this week nsurancE Law, Land, Real Estate I OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY SCnSCElPTION KATES: Oao year, $1.50 SU Months, "5 Terms Cunh In Advance. Local Notices stay toi until ordered out. Job work CASH. Underwear of all kinds at "Wilson's. Miss Anna Killy spent several days What shall we do about water works? in Harper this week with friends A Full line of White Goods at the 'Hub." Go to Cook Voorhes for Lace Curtains.

Mrs. I. L. Beeson has our thanks for a box of fine blackberries. Judge Bradley and G.

W. Crowell were up to Pratt Thursday. Cook Voorhes are selling Furniture Lower than ever before. Miss Minnie Stillwell lias accepted a situation in the Bulletin office. Elerick Ivans are prepared to make Farm Loan as cheap as anybody in Harper county.

Dr. Bell has rented the room north of the old furniture store and is fixing it up for an office. J. A. Clark has moved his stock of general merchandise to the building O.

T. Arnold, late proprietor of the Nobby Parasols and Fans at Wil sons. Attica Furniture store departed Tues Cream Seersucker at fiicts at Mil day for Newton. lers. Money to Loan Cheaper than any one in Harper County.

Dwellings and Business rooms for Rent. Also a Number of Choice Bargains in Residence and Business Lots. J. D. Parsons left Tuesday for Eure A Fine line of Teas just received ka where he will spend several weeks td at Ellis'.

COUNTY OFFICERS. Representative B. C.Cook. Irtstrict Judpre J. T.

Horrick. Clerk District Court. Y.O. Mott. Probate udsre Alt, II.

Addams. County Clerk Mrs. E. S. Rice.

Treasurer O. F. Casteen. Sheriff 1. P.

Couch. Register of Deeds A. M. Van Lanhijrham visiting friends. J.

R. Constant of Belle Plaine Ks Some one made the remark that it was hot. and wife are visiting at D. R- Trask Beautiful Oil Paintings at Cook Mrs. Constants parents Yoorhes.

Attorney ueo. is. LrooKcr, Trainmaster Nixon and Roadmaster formerly occupied by Chas. Gower. Atticas railroad- prospects are flat Hildebrand of the S.

K. spent sever Supt. Schools J. E. Hutchinson Purveyor H.

H. Jenkins Coroner McAdams J. R. Constant bought 160 acres of We Represent six First-class insurance Co's. 6SYou Cannot afford to Purchase or make a Loan without first Consulting va.

OFFICE OVER CITIZENS BANK, ATTICA, KAS. Not Coming But Here Now. tering to a fault. al hours in the city Thursday. GO CD CD II.

Hatfield in Barber county with If you want First Class Goods go to Miss Laura Callison and Miss Emma intention of fitting it up for a home. the Eclipse Grocery. Bannister of Sun City spent Sunday in SOCIETY DIRECTORY. To reduce my stock of Clothing, I Dress Robes at actual cost to close Attica the guests of Miss Minnie Still will sell all Clothing at cost untill Au 1. 0.

0. F. Lode, No. 5S, Meets every Mon well. gust 1st.

P. F. Miller. day evenuur at Oddfellows Transient them out at C. II.

Swearengen has built an ad dition to his residence. See that your dog has a collar on if Dr. J. W. Elerick returned from Trinidad He is highly members invited.

W. F.MEBAXDA, J.n.HCTCHISS, N.G. Sect you want to keep it. The Marshal has pleased with the looks of the town and The City Pharmacy makes a speci K. of P.

Lodiro, No. 126, Meets every Wcdnes instructions to kill all dogs withou tags on. will move out there as soon as his ar alty of Lead Paint and Oil. The Ballew lumber sheds are torn down this week. rangements are completed.

being The official majority of votes for iay evening at K. P. Hall. ir. c.

It AK1 n. A. Mcntzino. C. C.

K. ot R. and S. Attica Lodfre, A. F.

A. Regular com Miss Emma and Josephine McKay the N. A. E. P.

railroad bond prop With the Largest and most complete stock of started last "Wednesday morning for osition as certified to by the canvssing J. W. Ellis pays the highest market Eunicationson the first and third Thursday board is 841. price for Butter and Eggs. the west.

They intend settling in eastern Colorado whither they will be accompanied by their brother. Though The school board have secured Prof 'veuiDjr of each month. J. JI. Miller, H.

B. Bcrns. W. M. Sect.

The churches were both full Sunday Eddy, of Lane University, as principal evening despite the hot weather. GROCREIES and they had intended going sometime of the Attica school for the ensuing a. A. It. T-oda-e.

Meets at Oddfellow Hall If you want bargains in strawhats this fall, circumstances hastened their term. -the first nnd third Tuesday eveninys of each and summer goods go to "Wilsons. departure, but we are glad to say that Grant Shigley will depart Monday G.W. TROUT month. J.

H. MlLLEIt, A. Terkkl, P. C. Adj't.

The assessed valuation of Attica, for a visit to his parents at Parsons. Harper county will not loose the girls, as they intend returning some time real and personal, is $110,360.56. Grant is a faithful, steady boy and No. Attica Assembly, K. of meets this fall or winter, UH EITS ABE deserves a vacation away from the If you want the Best Butter in the rery Friday evening: in Shannons Brick.

cares of business. market for family use go to Ellis. Go and buy some of the new ATTICA, KANSAS. Contractor The Santa Fe will begin on the 31st Mr. Scannel has moved into his new fangled earthenware at Ellis.

CHURCH DIRECTORY. run solid trains from Galyes residence in the east part of town. M. E. Church, Services every Sunday at 11 Very Important.

Bed-Room Sets, Sofas, Center Ta ton to St. Louis, via Cleburne, Dallas and Paris, thence via the Frisco direct nV.Wfc a. m. and 8 o'clock P. m.

All are invit -AND- Cook Yoorhes do Undertaking. Ever Brought to Harper County. I want all your Produce, for which I will pay the Highest Market Price. I make a Specialty of handling Butter and Eggs and consequently can do better by you than any other merchant in Harper county. bles, at Cook Yoorhes, cheap.

ed to attend. Rev. J. A. Davis, Pastor to St.

Louis. Globe Democrat. Especial pains will be taken to give Read the ordinance published in satisfaction. Every body go to the rink next V. B.

Cbureh. Services every Sunday this issue through carefully. BUILDER. Thursday night and see the grand at 11 o'clock it. in.

and 7: o'clock p. m. Sun School at 1' M. A SPLENDID OFFER. In Paints and Oils the City Phar race and other amusements.

Admis The "Weekly Capital and Farmers macy carries the best stock in the city. sion, ladies free skates 15 cents, gents Journal and the Bulletin for $2. -You can get both Dry Goods and admission 10 cents and skates 15 cents (Succssors to the People's Bank,) For Sale or Trade. A. Jastatt has a nice lot of French Groceries for your produce by taking it to Ellis.

Do All Kinds Of JOB "WOEK, Calf and Kip Boots, of his own make, A Good second hand Piano, inquire nrncE nouns of the athca postoffice. OCice oiens at a. in and closes at 7:30 p. ru. Sundays ollice opened for one hour after nrrival west bound mail.

Mail poing east -clo-es at p. m. doily. Mail going west to Kiowa close at to Medicine, closes at li' 12 p. m.

ail to Rocherter cloes at 12 :43. J. B. BUUBKIDOE, Postmaster. Madam rumor says three weddings on hand, which he will sell at from $5 at Mrs.

W. II. Rambo's opposite M. church. 4t.

will take place in this city in the near to $6 per pair. A bargain. At the All Kinds of Bracket and Scroll Work futnre. sign of the 'Gilt v46-4-t Does a General Banking: Council Proceedings. Teas from 20 cts per lb.

up to the The hot, scorching weather that has finest in the market. At the Eclipse Council met in regular session last prevailed here for the past three weeks Grocery. Monday evening. Present councilmen Promply Executed. Satisfaction Guarenteed.

was broken yesterday by a cool breeze Boom the water works question from coming from the north. It is to be B. C. Cook G. II.

Lynds and P. F. Miller and clerk morning till night. "We need them in hoped that our 105 in the shade weath our business. On motion B.

C. Cook was made act er is at an end. ATTICA MARKET REPORT. ing mavor. rne ionowmg duis were -The celebrated BucKeye Mower is Would it not be a good plan for the CORRECTED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING then allowed: K.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES train goinT west, arrives 12:10. m. do do leaves m. Ps-ssener train soin? east, arrives, 3:44.

ni. do do in. Local Freight, going- west, arrives, 12:40.. p. m.

uo do leaven, 1 :40. p. n. Local Freight going cast, arrives, 5:00. in.

do do leaves, MED CINE LODGE BRANCH, rassentrer truiuleaves 12:40 p. m. city to make an appropriation for the for sale by Holmes Railsback, dirt cheap. R. Wiggins salary a3 Attorney and Money To Loan On Approved Security at Reasonable Rates.

Collections Promptly Attended to and taxes paid. F. Berry, Cashier, HARPER CO, KAS. benefit of the railroay committees. clerk for quarter ending June 30, $30, Pair and Andrews are meeting with The committees work for the cities R.

Wiggins express on dog tags .25 good success at the Rink if it is warm weather. P. F. Miller Judge election $2.50 G. II.

Lynds 2.50 A. T. Roberts dog tags 3.00 For Loans on city property call on Local Fri-irbt leaves 4:00 p. in. E.

J. Holmes. A. W. Railsbac J.

A. Hodges, Attica. Kaa, Corn, per 30c. Oats, 30c. Wheat Hogs, per hundred, $3 :75 4 :50.

Cattle, $2:00 to 2.50. Sheep, 2:25. Butter, per lb 20c. Efrjjs, per doz 8e. Potatoes, per bu $1.00 Sweet 80c.

Apples, 1:25. Chickens, per doz 1:75 2:00. Turkies, dressed, per lb. 6 Coal, per ton, Kansas, Cook Yoorhes hardware 8.08 J. W.

Clark burying dog .50 R. Miles two days work on streets CENTRAL HOTEL. Holmes Eailsback welfare and it is nothing more than right that she help bear the expense. A weed has been discovered in Tex-al, which, if a sprig of it is hung up in a room will, in a few minutes, kill every fly in the room. Several sprigs would find a ready market in this part of the moral heritage.

The school board done a wise thing by hiring the same teachers we had last year. Misses Raney Davie and Youngblood gave perfect satisfaction and it is nothing more than justice with team $5.00 F. O. Mott fee3 in case city of Attica Elerick Ivans. They make a specialty of city Loans.

Summer Dress Goods, Parasols, Hosiery and Fans at greatly reduced prices, at Millers. J. C. Jackson informs us that he has Dr. Bell's large two story farm house all ready for the plasterers.

You will find the Largest Stock of Queensware in the town at the Eclipse. Price no object it must sell. (Successors to Millspaugh vs M. B. Smith $4.95 Mrs, L.

M. PR ATT, Proprietor. Just Remedied and Newly Furnished, Is ffrsi class in every Particular. Board at Reasonable Rates. Bils of Badger Lumber and G.

TT 1 W. White rcfered to finance commit HOI Fire-Are A. w. Ballakd, tee. Cutlery, 11(111 Stoves, Barbed Wire, -AfiD- Ordinance 43 defining and providing or the punishment of misdemeanors Attorney at Law, that their efficient of last year be rewarded by giving theni another trial.

S. C. BELL, M. D. Medical College State University of Iowa, 1SS2.

Residence and Office on Ave 2nd Block west of Main St. ATTICA, KAS. was then taken up and passed. Ordin The Harper county normal institute OFFICE over Harper National Bank. IARPER, KANSAS.

ance relating to fees and salary of Marshal taken up and passed. will begin next Monday at Anthony and will continue four weeks. Several prominent rail-road contract C2rESPf.CIAL. ATTENTION GIV Treasurer, L. C.

Elerick's bonds of 1 1 mplements. Agricultura EN TO SURGERY. $1,500 accepted and approved by the ors were in the city Thursday. There council. Take Notice.

Attica Kansas June 8, 1887. To whom it may concern Notice is Council decided to prosecute all must be something in the wind. For Ladies Fine Shoes go to Mil OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, cases appealed to district court from hereby given that J. B. Burbridge, of lers.

He lias made a Sweeping Reduc ISSpecial Inducements in Gasoline Stoves. police court. Attica has sold out the stock of A Committee consisting of P. Mil- J. W.

MILLER, Prop'r. opposite depot Attica, Kas, notions etc at the P. O. Building in At- Winfield Flour at Wholesale and Retail. erG.

II. Lynds and the police Judge ica to A. W. Coghill, of Attica appointed to procure suitable room in ATTICA KANSAS who assumes the payment of all which to hold police court. bills outstanding for goods purchased.

The anti-bond people, outiside of Attica, Harper and Anthony have a little county seat to give away. "Who wants it Come now, gluttons don't all speak at once. It's hid down in the southeast part ef the county and is liable to got away. Look out. C.

B. Titus of Harper was in town Saturday. Mr. Titus is talked of in connection with principalship of the Attica school for the ensuing term. Mr.

Titus is an enthusiastic educator and if the board should see fit to honor him with the position we believe it would be creditably filled; Consult your interests and build up your own town, instead of using your money to build up or boom some other community in which you have no' interests; do your trading in your own town; trade with those who advertise; every dollar spent at home increases the value of your property and adds to J. B. BURBSIDGE, 23t3 A. W. Coghill.

Council adjourned. From Harper. Editor Bulletin Harper is proud. Albert Jastatt, Boot and Shoemaker. Boots and Shoe3 made to order.

Repairing neatly done. IIOP-In Third Block from Ptailroad on East side of Main Street. Published in the Attica Bcxletix July 23rd, MANSFIELD The first year of the Harper Normal 1887. Ordinance No. 43.

IF 7 Have a Complete School and Business College ends today. It has been a success such as no other institution of the kind has achieved. 225 different students have enrolled. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of Attica. luste of 6f you want a Good IVleal Go to the HOTEL RESTAURANT, Sec.

1. That each of the following sections tion on all grades this month. The man that ill invent some kind of an aparatus that will keep you cool, is the man we would all like to see. Carpets Of every description, style and design. Oil Cloth lower than ever before at Cook Yoorhes.

Quite a large outfit of railroad graders passed through town Tuesday on their way to work on the S. K. extension west of Medicine. If you are going to paint a fence, barn or house go to the City Pharmacy and get prices on Paint and Oil. You can save money by doing so.

A pleasant cotillion party was given by Miss Flo Rambo "Wednesday evening at the residence of her parents, on north Main street. It was a very enjoyable occasion. The rumor has been circulating this week that work on the cut-off between here and Spivey would begin by August 1st. "We hope there is some foundation for the report. Harper county was blessed with an c3 PS Phi Phi The commencement exercises began ast Tuesday evening with the anni Will IB E.

W. 6hall be deemed to state a misdomeanor or misdemeanors, which If severally or jointly commitied by any person or persons, within the corparate limits of the City of Attica shall subject the offender or offenders, severally to a fine of not less than three dollars nor more than fifty dollars, and, in addition thereto, may be commited to the calabose for a period not exceeding 15 ays or until such fine and cost's be paid. Borders and Ceiling 5 F. W. Wetmore, Attorney at X-iarw and Justice of the Peace.

Collecting a Specialty. ATTICA, KANSAS. See. 2. No person shaU commit an assault.

"fci or assault and battery, upon any person or persons. Call and see them, Sec 3. No person shall appear in any public the growth of your town. "We will haye to ask the indulgance of our readers thi3 week for the small amount of locals that appear in our columns as we have been away on business of great importance to our people. We hope to be able to give our readers some news in a few days that will compensate them for the scarcity of items in this issue.

A traveling man representing a house having large transportation interests, stated in this city that the general freight agent of the Frisco line stated to him a few days ago that the Border road would be in Anthony in time to earn the bonds. Councilman Johnson, while away, also met men high in authority in the company who made no bones of saying that the road place in a state of nudity or in any indecent lewd dress or make any indocent exposure of his or her person. Sec 4. No person shall use any vile or ob other fine rain Tuesday night. Corn in some places is slightly injured, but on the whole, the prospects still remain good for a large yield.

In conversation with our business men versary program or tne jNUJanpa Literary Society. The large chapel hall was beautifully decorated with evergreen and pictures and blooming plant, forming an arch at the front of the stage was the motto, "Not for school, but for life we learn." Last evening the Music class gave their program under the management of Miss Ray Hill. The hall was densely filled with people numbers whom came from distance. The music, both instrumental and vocal, wras of the best. To-night the Teachers graduating class give their finals and receive their diplomas.

A number of the students of the first of the year have come in to witness the closing exercises. Prof. R. W. Ball and Miss Laura E.

Baer, go to Anthony next Monday to conduct the county Normal. Every one who intends to teach should be present the first day and stay the fouT weeks. Classes in and music will continue here during vacation. C. B.

TrrTS. scene language, or write, print or paint any obscene words, language or expression upon any building, tenement, fence, or other place, or anything of an immodest or vulgar character. CROWELL BROTI i ERS, Sec 5. No person except peace officers, shall we learn that trade of all kinds is just as good now as it was last year at this carry upon his or her person any pistol, bowie-knife, dirk or any other deadly weaion. time.

They are all receiving large in Sec 6. No person shaU willfully disturb the voices of goods every day. would be here in plenty time. Retail Dealers In the peace and quiet of any person, family, church or neighbor. II.

II. Feige our Attica Jeweler is Sec 7. No person shaU be drunk nor in any the man to do your "Watch and Clock work, he Guarantees all his work, and state of intoxication in any street, thoroughfare or public place or in any private house or place to the disturbance of any person. J. W.

Ei.eeicz, M. D. G- W. Elxricf, M. ELERICK BROS.

Physicians 5 Surgeons radicular attention siren to diseases of women Horery a pocialty. Oifice 2d door south of Ave THEO. BOTKIN, at Collections a Specialty. Onlca over PostofSce. ATTICA.

KANSAS NATIONAL HOTEL. New and First Class. Rear the Depot, Attica, Kansas. Commercial Travel a Specialty. O.

II, LiYTUH, Proprietor. W. F. MERANDA. M.

DM Physician and Surgeon KnpecUl attention Riven to diseases of ki diseases of women and all chronic ailments. Office consultation free. Call aad see mi Ofiice on Main Street. hours, 8 to 10 A. jl, 2 to 4 and 1 to 8 F.

ATTICA. KANSAS. It is reported in railroad circles that the Atchison company has obtained control of the St. Louis and San Francisco line, and will soon commence operating it as a part of the Santa Fe system. Although no confirmation of also carries a full line of Watches Clocks and Jewelry give him a call and be convinced.

Sec 8. No person shaU provoke a breach or A L. the peace, or shaU use any violent, tbreatnlng profane or indecent language to the disturb-and of any person tending to provoke a breach J. G. Wilson has just received a of the peace.

large invoice of Ginghams, Lawns, Robes and Prints of all Kinds which he the report is obtained from the Santa Fe officials in this city, it is known Sec 9. No person shall discharge any fire arms or engage in any horse racing, fast driv will sell so low as to defy competition. ing or riding within the corporate Umita of If you will call he will take great pleas said city. that efforts have been made in this direction for some time, and as the Santa Fe is very desirous of securing this important line, the rumor undoubtedly ure in showing you goods. Sec 10.

Sections one (1) and two (2) of ordi nance No. 5, and sections 1 and 2 of ordinance The Rock Island road has announced, The following officers were installed at the public installation service given by tie Knights of Pythias at their hall Wednesday evening: C. C. Russell Wiggins, V. C.

A. Muntzing. P. W.S.Laney, M.A. J.

E.Keeler. M.F. D.H. B. Crowell.

M- E. C. C. Hancock. K.

of R. and S. Burbridge, No, 9 be, and the same are, hereby repealed. from its general office, that it will have his some foundation, especially in view of the fact that additional shop Have Constantly on hand a Full Supply of ANTHRACITE, PITTSBURG, McCALISTEIl, WIER CITY and CHEROKEE SHAFT Coal. Also Bran, Shipstntf, Corn, Oats and Building Stone.

SOUTH SIDE OF R. R. TRACK. Sec 11. This ordinance shall be in force and live stock, agricultural products and effect from and after its publication once in manufactured goods of Kansas origin the Attica Buiastin.

Approved July 21st 1887, A. JlrSTZiso, facilites are being provided for certain junction points along the Southern Kansas road, which is now a part of the Santa Fe. Capital. to county municipal or state fairs held in any of the eastern states free of charge, Attest KrssEi.L Wiacipp, Mayor. Seal City Clerk..