The Attica Bulletin from Attica, Kansas • 3

Farm Loans Farm Loans fo) Ini 3 Abetraot rf Tlfi Tundfhedou Short Notie. Farm Loans just as cheap as anybodys and a little bit quicker. ATTICA, KANSAS. RUSSELL WIGGINS, AUGUST MUNTZING LOCAL NEWS. PERSONAL MENTION.

Owen Botkin was in town a couple -(o) of days this week. Mrs, Higham visited her husband at "Wellington Tuesday. II. II. Berry spent a couple of days Go to Holmes Railsback for hardware.

School books at post office. Candidates for county offices seem to be slow about coming to the front. Elerick Ivins are prepared to make Farm Loan as cheap as anybody in Harper county. Dry weather prieea on all kinds of Farm Implements and Hardware at Holmes Railsback's. Law.

Laiiti. Heal Estate iiisiracE in Wichita this week. 3 03 CO C. II. Manning of Spivty was in the city Monday on important business.

Jim Still well went to Sun City Thurs The Attica Bulletin. aatnrday August 13. 1887. P. 3.

BROWN, Editor. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THEVITY BtJBSCKIPTION RATES: On year. J1.50 Six Months 15 1 arms Cash In Advance. Local Notices stay Li until ordered out. Job work CASH.

COUNTY OFFICERS. 5-ejirenentative, B. C.Cook. Usirlct Judge J. T.

Harrtck. Clerk District Court F. 0. Mott. Probate Alf H.

Addams. Ooanty Clerk Mrs. E. S. Bice.

Treasurer O.F. Casteen. tariff I. P. Couch.

Ulster of Deed? A. M. Van Laningbam County Attorney Geo. B. Crooker.

3 apt. Schools E- Hutchinson. H.H. Jenkins. Coroner J.

McAdams. "MLoney to Loan day to visit his sister, Mrs. E. Bannis ter Rev. Davis returned from his trip Subscribe for the Buliletik.

Straw Hats at cost at Millers. Old papers for sale at this office. Try R. A. Vale for Farm Loans.

Cream Seersucker at 6icts at Millers. School will commence on September 5th. A Fine line of Teas just received at Ellis'. Beautiful Oil Paintings at Cook Voorhes. If you want First Class Goods go to the Eclipse.

Grocery. Dress Robes at actual cost to close them out at Millers. Frank Millspaugh has built a handsome porch to his house. The City Pharmacy makes a specialty of Lead Paint and Oil. J.

W. Ellis pays the highest market Cheaper than any one in Harper County. Dwellings and Business rooms for Despite the report that there would be no hay in Harper county, we notice east and the usual service will be held Rent. Also a Number of Choice Bargains in Residence and Business Lots. at he M.

E. church to-morrow. several loads on the streets every day. II. II.

Case, formerly station agent GO CD CD To reduce my stock of Clothing, I will sell all Clothing at cost untill Au at this place, was in town the first of We Represent six First-class insurance Co's. ggYou Cannot afford to Purchase or make a Loan without first Consulting us. OFFICE OVER CITIZENS BANK, ATTICA, KAS. Kj SOCIETY DIRECTORY. gust 1st.

F. F. Miller. The Anthony Republican is authority for saying that the Union Pacitic will not be built through Harper county. Read the ad of N.

R. Outt in this issue. He has concluded to buy and sell for cash and believes in quick sales and small profits. If this hot weather continues much longer it will wither the comity seat I. O.

O. F. Lodge, No. 58, Meets every Mon day evening: at OUdellows Hall. Transient price for Butter and Eggs.

Holmes Railsback can Rave you 15 per cent on farm machinery. O. M. Brady's oldest daughter is Momber invited. VT.

F. 5TEEANDA, J. H. HCTCHINB, N. G.

Sect. K. of P. Lodire, No. 126, Meets every Wednes very sick with typhoid maleria.

cits' CD Our 'Patrons. Owing to the a-pfrarrent lightness of crops and If you want the Best Butter in the evening- at K. P. Kill. W.

C. A. MfSTZINO. C. C.

K. of It. and 8. realizing the necessity of making market for family use go to Ellis. O.

M. Brady has moved his billiard Attioa Lodge, A. F. Regular com- zaunications on the first and third Thursday evenings of each month. J.

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M. Beet. O. A. R.

Lod ge. Meets at Oddfellow Hall (Prices to suit the times, and owing to the fact that our present stock of Farm Implements and Hardware MUST BE RE- DUCED, in order to make soom for our IMMENSE fall StOCk, which is now on the road we propose to sell every thing incur line at 'hrices so low that vou the first and third Tuesday evenings of each raontb. J. H. MnxKR, A-Tikbel, T.C.

Adj'i. No. Mi3 Attica Assembly, K. of meets every Friday evening in Shannons Brick. G.W.

TROUT ATTICA, KANSAS. Contractor -AND- CHURCH DIRECTORY. J4. E. Cfauroh, Services every Sunday at 11 o'olooV a.

m. and 8.o'clockp. m. All are invited to attend. Jliv.J.

A. Davis, Tastor U. B. Church, 8ervices every Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m.

and 7: o'clock p. m. Sun--Uy School at 3 M. cannot heli but buy. (Remember the week.

Mrs.D. M. Williamsons mother came in from Wichita Thursday for a few weeks visit. Mrs. S.

L. Nokes joined her husdand at Springfield Seward county Kansas. Wednesday. S. E.

Sewell, of the Advocate force, took in the show over to Medicine Wednesday. Mrs. J. A. McDaniel spent a couple if days at Crystal, this week, with Mr.

Tedfords family. JohnDevine Bob Miles and Billy Andrews took in the county seat the fore part of the week. R. A Vale left the fore part of the week for a months sojourn among friends in Nebraska. Grant Shigley returned from Parsons Sunday where he had been spending a few days with his parents.

J. II. Roberts, of Moberly An old friend of J. A. McDaniel came in Wednesday for a few days visit.

Miss Mary Berry departed Monday for Jersey ville where she will visit for several months with her grandparents. Miss Allice Grigsby and Miss Lottie Leese were up to Mr. Thompsons, near Spivey visiting two or three days this week. S. A.

wolfe departed for New York Wednesday for a few weeks pleasure. He expects to take in all the watering places. G. II. Lynds and family left Monday for Truro Nova Scotia.

They will be absent about thirty days. This i3 the first time they have been back there since coming to Kansas eight years ago. Go and buy some of the new fangled earthenware at Ellis. Praire 'schooners' have been quite plentiful through here the past week. Our stock of Farm Implements must be sold.

Price no object. Holmes Railsback. The democratic central committee did not fix the time for their convention at their last meeting last Saturday. Bert Miller has accepted the position of time keeper for some contractor in Texas and left for hi3 work Wednesday. We didnt suppose that a man of Bro.

Hoffman's age would buy picture parlor to the old Exchange building. Sweet potatoes have been coming into the market quite lively this week- In Paints and Oils the City Pharmacy carries the best stock in the city. You can get both Dry Goods and Groceries for your produce by taking it to Ellis. Teas from 20 cts per lb. up to the finest in the market.

At the Eclipse Grocery. Born: To Mr. and Mrs. F. Millspaugh, on "Wednesday August 10th a girl.

The celebrated BucKeye Mower is for sale by Holmes Railshack, dirt cheap. Landlord Kirkpatrick spent sever a days this week in Arkansas City and other points. For Loans on city property call on Elerick Ivins. They make a specialty of city Loans. Holmes Railsback have a little piece to speak to you this week.

Read what they have to say. Summer Dress Good3, Parasols, Hosier- and Fans at greatly reduced prices, at Millers. Did you see that big lot of school books at the post office. Street commissioner Fair has been BUILDER. Do All Kinds Of JOB WORK, OFFICE HOURS of the ATTICA POSTOFFICE.

Office opens at 7 :30 a. and closes at 7:30 p. ra. Sunday office opened for one hour after arrival west bound maiL Mail going- east ioses at 3:36 p. m.

daily. Mail goinjr west to Kiowa cloea at and to Medicine, closes at IX 12 p. m. Mail to Rocherter closes at 12 :45. J.

B. BCRB RIDGE, Postmaster. this terrible slaughter only last 29 days consequently the time to purchase is nOW. -All we ask is for you to corns and see our stock and get prices. will sell as loiv as any firm in.

HQl" per, Barber or Kingman Counties. (Respectfully Yours, HOLMES (RAILSBACK, Attica Kansas. All Kinds of Bracket and Scroll Work question up so small that it will require a micrascope to see it. Prof. Proctor asserts that 100,000,000 people lived and died in America before Columbus' discovery.

No wonder old bones are dug up once in a while. R. I. Mansfield was taken out to Uncle Dick Batkins "Wednesday where he would away from noise and dust. We hevo ne will soon be able to attend duty again.

S. D. "Williams of Newton has our thanks for a handsome map of the City of Newton. It is complete in every particular and shows the city up in fine shape. The 2nd quarterly meeting of the U.

B. church for this district will be held an this city, Saturday and Sunday, August 20th and 21st. P. D.Lee, D. D.

of "Winfield will be prasent. A gentleman was in town several days this week investigating whether or not this was not a good point for a cigar factory. We are pleased to state that he likes the loaction and will without doubt stay with us. John Shull came into town Thursday morning lugging a sample of his corn. The stalks were 15 feet high and the ears looked like sticks of cord wood.

This looks like Harper countys' corn crop was ruined by the drouth? "We call the attention of our readers to the card of R. "Walsh, Merchant Tailor, of Anthony. Mr. Walsh is a thorough workman and solicits a share of Atticas' patronage. He carries a full line of goods and guarantees satisfaction.

"We found a card on the office door Saturday, when we returned from dinner with the name 6f "Willi.5 B. Powell on it. Mr. Powelli is editor of the Col-wich Courier, a bright newsy sheet published in Sedjwick county. Call again Bro.

Powell when we are in. The Harper cou nty Fair 'will be held at Harper on September Slst to 24th inclusive. Every effort is being made to make it a suocei and trust every person in the conn ty will do what they can to make it a gr and display of Harper county product s. It is time to call halt. When the Promply Executed.

Satisfaction Guarenteed. S. K. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ARRIVALS and DEPARTURK3 Passenger train going west, arrives 11:44.

m. do do leaves 11:49 m. Passenger train going 4:18. m. do do leaves, 4 :21..

p.m. X-octI Freight, goingr west, arrives, 3:15.. p. m. tio do leaves, 3:15..

p.m. Local Freight going east, arrives, 4:55. m. CO do leaves, MEDICINE LODGE BKANCII. Pasaenffer tralnleaves 11:49 p.

m. Local Freight leaves 4:30 p. m. J. A.

Hodgics. Arent, Attica. Kas. R. W.

WALSH, MERCHANT TAILOR. AKTHOITT, SAiTSAS. A large and handsome Une of goods constantly on hand. Satisfaction guaranteed. Your patronaga is solicited- Stork, West Maine Street, Montizcma Block.

putting in some good work on 'Botkin Not Coming But Here Now. ATTICA MARKET REPORT. CORRECTED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING So Corn, per 35c. Oats, 20c Wheat, Hogs, per hundred, 3:75 4:60. Cattle $2:00 to 2.50.

Sheep, 2:25. CENTRAL HOTEL. Mrs? L. M. FKATT, Proprietor.

Just EeroodJed and Newly Furnished, Is ffrst class in every Particular. gjrGood Board at Reasonable Rates. S. C. BELL, M.

D. Physician Surgeon. Especial attention given to the diseases of Vouien and Children, diseases of the skin and SURGICAL OPERATIONS. Office oa Main Street, Opposite Attica State Attica, Kas. With the Largest and most complete stock of Butter, per 15c.

Eg-gs, perdoz 8o. Potatoes, per bu 11.00 Sweet 80c. Apples, Si-Chickens, per $1:15 3:00. Turkies, dressed, per lb. 6 Coal, per ton f8.

Kansas, $6. Sunday School Picnic. Editor Bulletin: people of Attica cai mot run their own GROCERIES and affairs, then they sin call in outside assistance. People who are not inter ested in her future welfare should not be allowed a voice a a to what she will do or what she will i lot do. That lies with her own citizen and not to outsiders.

Old man bu ill-doze died long ago. Please say through your paper that QTJEEITSWARE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, J. W. MILLER, Prop'r. DEPOT ATTICA, KAS.

the Annual picnic of the Union Sun day School Association, will be held August 31st 1887, in Dr. Wisners grove A social dance was i held at the Rink 3i miles north-east of Sharon. A num Tuesday evening i honor of C. C. 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. ber of schools will take part in the exercises of the day. Exercises begin Hancock, the court eons clerk at the Albert Jastatt, Soot and Shoemaker. Bots and Shoes made to order.

Repairing neatly done. EHOP-In Third Block from Railroad on East side of Main Street. If you want a Good Meal Go to the promptly at 101 A. M. A general invitation is exteneded to all.

C. B. Shirk, Sec'y. School books at the post offiice. en National Hotel, wl io departed Wednesday for his ld home.

Charley has been here ever since Attica was started and as a Hotel' clerk has no equal in Southern ansas. He tells us that in all probabilit he will be back in the course of a fe months. Those who attended the arty report a fine time and join his iny Attba friends in wishing him a leasant trip and a speedy return. MANSFIELD Frank Robinson, of Attica, brother- Have a Complete HOTEL RESTAURANT JE. W.

Proprietor. in-law of V. J. Beeson, has purchased street and Ave. this week.

You will find the Largest Stock of Queensware in the town at the Eclipse. Price no object it must sell. By the new time card that goes into effect to morrow on the S. K. the trains do not stop here for meals.

For Ladie3 Fine Shoes go to Millers. He has made a Sweeping Reduction on all grades this month. Look over the change in J. G. "Wilsons ad.

It will be money in your pocket to read every line of it. Mrs. Dennis, whose husband shot himself a short time since, will have a public sale on Monday August 22nd. "We have a large lot of farm Implements that must go. Holmes Railsbadk.

A grand time was had at the Rink Thursday night. The boys intend to have a profeshional team here in a few weeks. I have just received a large stock of clocks which I will sail at astonishingly low prices. H. II.

Feige. D. M. "Williamson has been appointed agent for the Harper Milling company vice O. E.

Spooner transfered to Higgins Texas. 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. Honesty is the best policy to pursue in all things. Underhand schemes may prosper for awhile, but sooner or later it will receive its just reward.

The Nescatunga Enteprisa has 19 announcement notices in its columns. There must be several aspirants for office in Comanche county this fall. We will sell you Hardware at prices that will compel you to buy if you will call and see us, Holmes Railsback. Ed. Trout has added a new coat of paint to his residence and made other improvements.

He has one of the neatest places in the city and takes great pride in keeping it so. People should be very careful and not leave any decayed vegetable matter or other refuse laying around during this hot weather. Cleanliness is very essential to perfect health. Several cars loaded with grading stuff passed through here Monday for the S. K.

extension west of Medicine Lodge. It is the intention to push this line on to Lake City as fast as "We would impress upon the minds of our readers that their names must be signed to all communications sent the Bulletin to insure publication. The Camp creek correspondent should bear this in mind. The Santa Fe make another important change to-marrow in running their fast freight by way of Emporia and Ottawa instead of by Topeka. This will shorten the route from Kansas City to Pueblo at least 40 miles.

the grocery stock at Buella, formerly lI2SEOP, k. ca PI (U PL, owned by Neri Sercrest, and took possesion of the same to-day. This is the only stock of groceries at Ruella and Died: On Satur day August Cth, Flora, daughter of At. and Mrs A. W.

Terrell, aged 20 ye iars. The funeral services were held a the house Mon tl we bespeak for Mr. Robinson a good A. W. BALLARD, -Attorney at Law, OFFICE over Harper National Bank.

HARPER, KANSAS. papers to look at, but he does for we caught him at it. The secretary failed to give us the deliberations of the meeting held Thursday evening is the reason they do not appear in this issue. School books 1 10 per centless this year than last at the post office. Institute Notes.

Anthony Kanses, Aug. 8th 1887. The Normal Institute opened this morning at 9 A. M. Enrollment fifty-two.

The time to-day was taken up to a great extent in organizing. Reporters were appointed for the following Daily and Weekley papers, by Supt. Hutchinson. Daily and Weekly Free Press, Frank Firestone, assistant Miss Ada Mills. Daily and Weekly Republican, L.

I. Purcell, assistant Miss Carrie Whitney. Enterprise, Olin assistant Miss Rilla Ruddick. Graphic, A. Wisler.

Sentinel. W. M. Duffy Advocate, Miss Anna Pennock. Leader, Miss Grace Jordan.

Bulletin, Miss Louie pennock. Tribune, Rev. Wade. Under the management of Superintendent Hutchinson, with Prof. Ball as conductor and Prof.

Benton and Miss Baer instructors, we feel confident that the effort put forth by each Student will be crowned with success. Messers Minor, McNemer and Miss Minor, of Lake township, favored us with a pleasant call this morning. Aug. 9th: Institute called to order at 7. 15 A.

M. All came on good time ready and anxious to commence work. A Arithmetic wa3 conducted by Prof. Ball in an interesting manner. Miss Baer continually calls forth a laugh by asking the students if things are just so and so.

Chapel services were held at 8: 45 singing by the school, reading of the XIX Psalm by Prof. Ball and prayer by Rev. "Wade. Visitors, Virgil McGil of Sumner Co. E.

S. Davis of Santa Fe, Haskell Co. J. B. Lee and S.

H. Welch City. Miss Bertha Leichhardt of Ft Scott, who is well known to the teachers in this county, having been instructed at the institute here two years ago. As the teachers who expect to attend the Institute are not all here, I will defer the list of those inrolled until next week. L.

K. P. day and a large umber of friends were present. She bad been a sufferer fromBrights desea se for about two years and and confi ned to her bed four Borders and Ceiling patronage. Free Press.

A SPLENDID OFFEE. The "Weekly Capital and Farmers Jonrnal and the Bulletin for $2. months. Skillful physicians had attended her faithful but she was be Sheriff's Sale. ti NATIONAL HOTEL, First Class in every Respect.

Near the Depot, Attica, Kansas. Commercial Travel A Specialty -G. L. Kirkpatrick, Proprietor. yond human aid er only relief being in death.

Her rem were intered Call and see them. at Harper. Tne sorrowing parents have the sympathy )f all in their In riding about tl ie country it will often be noticed tha one field of corn is green and thrift and has never stopped growing a. day, while just F. W.

Wetmore, Attorney ts Iorvr and Justice of the Peace. Collecting a Specialty. kTTIOA, KAN8A8. across the road on the same kind of CITIZENS (Succssors to the People's Bank,) Does a General Banking State of Kansas, Harper County. oa In the District Court of said County and State.

Slayback, Rankin Plaintira, vs E. S. Worthington, Defendant. By virtue of an order of sale, Issued out of the District Court of Harper County, Kansas, wherein Slayback, Rankin Co. are Plaintiff's and E.

S. Worthington, Defendant, I will, on Monday, September 6th, 1887, at 2 o'clock p. M. at the WeBt door of the Court House, In Anthony, Harper County, Kansas, offer for sale at public auction, to the highest and beat bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of the Defendant aforesaid, in and to the following described real property situated in the County of Harper, and State of Kansas, to-wit: North east quarter (n J) of Beet ion eleven (11) township thirty-two (38) range nine (9) west. Said real property is levied upon as the property of Defendant, E.

S. Worthington aforesaid, and will be sold to satisfy said order of sale. Defendants' interest 1b appraised at $1,200 and said land is to be sold subject to a mortgage of $1000 in favor of the Farmer's Loan Trust Company. I. P.

COUCX, Russell Wiggins, Sheriff of Harper County, Attorney for Plaintiff's. land the corn will badly fired and show great injury i iom the drouth. Observing and intell igent farmers tell us that in nearly eve ry case this differ-enc is due to the ma nner of farming. They say that in evei instance where the ground was plo wed deep in the spring and was thor oughly cultivated during the season, tl ie corn has withstood the drouth wit out any injury. On the contrary wht ire the ground was just scratched and then indifferently cultivated, the corn has suffered from the drouth.

If the se reasons are the true ones and we have not heard them contradicted- r-our agricultural readers ought to profit by the statement of them. J. W. Elesick, SI. D.

8. Elkbiok, M. ELERICK BROS. Physicians 8 Surgeons Pwtlcalar attention riven to diseases of women fcajwrj a specialty. Office 2d door south of Ave VT.

F. MEBANDA. M. and Surgeon rCspecial attention rivwt to diseases of skis disease of women and all chronic ailments. Office consultation free.

Call and see mi 03ice on Main Street Oaice Lonr. 8tolOA.lt. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 9 ATTICA, Money To Loan On Approved Security at Reasonable Ratea. Collections Promptly Attended to and taxes paid. F.

BERRY, Cashier, ATTICA, HARPER CO, KAS..