The Attica Bulletin from Attica, Kansas • 3

So) Farm Loans Farm Loans q) in a1 a) Abstract of Title Furnibbedon Short Notice. Farm Loans just as cheap as anybodys and a little bit quicker. ATTICA. KANSAS. PEESONAL MENTION.

The Attica Bulletin. LOCAL NES. EVERYBODY V. J. Bee son came up from Anthony J.D WIGHT BROWN, Prop'r, A.

ECKEET, Butchtr. OENTEAL (o)- -(o) 1SS7. Saturday, October For Sale. A New Stock of Furniture. Will sell Cheap for Cash.

Must be sold. C. E. Voohhes. Cash l'aid for IRISH Potatoes at Wednesday.

F. B. IJBOWX, Editor. Air. and Airs, joe mruer were IS narper Wednesday.

G. C. Hamlin and S. Wuner took a Subscribe for the Bulletin. Obi papers for sale at this offlce.

-Cash Paid for EGGS at Outt's. Try 11. A. Vale for Farm Loans. Don't ask the 'Hub' to credit you.

A Fine line of Teas just received at Ellis. WffllSM-3 trip to Spivey Wed nest? a 7. OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILE CITY SrESC'KlPTION KATES: One roar, Sii Months, 75 Terms Cash In Advance. Local Notices stay In until ordered out. Job work CASH.

Bobt. Miles and E. W. Fair drove up to Spivey one day this week. THEY Postmaster Burgridge mude a flying trip to Medicine Thursday.

i. ii. JJatemaii is enjoying a vaca The People's convention is in session col'nty oi-tickus. Harper to-day. KoprpsfniHtive, c.

Cook, Michigan Cranberries, Pure and District J.i.Ifre J. T. Horrisk. Jes'l, at Qutt'S. Clerk District Court F.O.Mott.

lToLafciu.e ln days are preceptably shorter at tion in Texas and the Panhandle. J. VJ. Ilutchins and A. L.

Conwell went to Kingman Tuesday on business Trade with tlie New Firm the first door north of the citizens Bank, where can be found Complete line of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Motions. K.s. both cuds. Outfs. Miss Mary Ewing began her school at Danville last Monday.

Pure Sorghum Molasse3, only 40cts a gallon at G. W. Shannon's. Don't use poor jelly, when you can get nice California jelly at the Grocery. If you wish to save money on the purchase of Usirbed wire, Hardware, and Tinware go to Cook Voorhes.

I have some No- one Mitch Cows to trad for Ponies. H.Lynds When Freeport is incorporated thei'e will will be five incorporated cities in Harper county. Not bad for a ten-year-old? With two more railroads and a county high school in sight, it seems as County Clerk Treasurer -O. F. I TP Mr.

Sill, a gentleman from Indiana, spent several days in the city this Sheriff 1- P. torch. the Eclipse Grocery. A. M.

Yau County Attorney Geo. 15. Crocker. Pullman is now run on trains 3 Supt. Schools J.

E. Hutcuinson. TI OLD 11ELIABLE IteStted Renovated and Still at the Front, With plenty of Meat. Fresh and Sweet, Clean and Neat, Fi or Rich or Poor to Eat, A Cordial Invitation to all eld II. Jenkins.

J. MeAdjar.s. Coroner Groceries I Queensware. week. Clarence Pratt and Bert Miller were up from the territory the first of the week.

Tom Terry and wife and Mrs. Mott and daughter drove down to Anthony Thursday. J. W. Selby returned from the west part of the state Sunday, where he had and 4 through Attica.

The 'Hob' is the Great Cash House cf the Great South West. C. C. Hancock made a. business trip to Harper Thursday.

Cook Voorhes will receive Eggs in exchange for goods. J. W. Ellis pays the highest market price for Butter and Eggs. 6SFarmers are invited to bring their Produce.

We can give you anvthing you want in DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. SOCIETY DIRECTORY. I. O. O.

F. Lodg-e. No. Meets every Monday evening at Oddfellows Hull. Transient invited.

f.Meuanda, J.H.IICTCur:.si. N.G. Sect. IT. of P.

I.odjre. Xo. 12C, Meets every canes though', we had ought to get to the trout, don't it Customers and also to new ones. CASH PAID FOR HIDES. J.

D. BROWN, Prop'r. SQUIRES SON. Attorney Wiggins has a large num- Remember the primary at the Kink Any evening at V. iir.il.

ber of cases before the district court j. b. liLRpniDcr. this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Wiggins, C.

C. iY. Oi li. ii -J consequently ha not been at home i ill C. Barnes has soul the Elullj ,1,.

much this week. It. W. WALSH, MERCHANT TAILOR. A large and hiindsomc line of foods constantly cn hand.

Satisfaction g-uar-tuitecil. Vour pntronajja is Bolicitcd- Stoke, West Maine Stheet. Montezuma Block. been looking after his claim. C.

E. Denton and wife left Sunday for a visit of several weeks duration to their old home Illinois. Judge Bradley, one of the leading attorneys of Southern Kansas, has been busy at the county seat all week. Capt. Cook and wife returned Sunday from St.

Louis. They report a tine time baring the rainy weather. A. L. Conwell, of Denton, Texas, a brother of Mrs.

J. W. Ilutchins, spent several days in the city this week. He is traveling for the Starr Safe of St. Louis.

Mrs. Heldstab, mother of Mrs. J. D. Brown, arrived Tuesday and will spend the winter with her daughter.

She is sixty-five years old and came here from Meade county where she has just proved up" a claim, on which she has lived all alone. City Tribune to Lafe Meiritt. If you want the Best Eutter in the market for family use go to Ellis. A pleasant dance was given at the Central House Monday night. You can set Loth Dry Goods and Groceries for your produce by taking it ta Ellis.

G. J. Xirkpatrick lias added seme fine rigs to the National Livery Stable this week. Teai from 20 cts per 3b. up to the fin est in the market.

At the Eclipse GO S. G. BELL, M. D. Physician Surgeon.

AtticnI.od.je, A. F. A.M.. com-rcuuieations on tue an.l third 'Thursday of euh mouth. J.

II. MILLED, R- BURNS. M. '-cct. C.

A.K. Mccti nt Odd follow 1 the firt end third Tuesday evenings of each rr.t'tth. J. H. Millet.

A. Tekhel, T.C. Ki3 Attica Assembly, K.ofL., mfcets every I cveniji? in Siitaiuoiu Brick. CHURCH DIRECTORY. M.I.

Church, Services every tt 11 o'clock a. in. tiud o'clock p. ju. Ail are Invited to attend.

J. A. Bat is, I'm tor It. B. Church, Services every Sunday ntll o'clock a.

m. raid o'clock p. ni. ua-d ty School at 3. M.

3mCK 1IOUUS of tuc ATTICA TOSXOrFKX opens nt 7:30 a. and clones ri ni. Sundays Lour n'ur arrival west bound mail. hiil f)i7 ft Esoecial attention piven to the diseases of Women nnd Children, diseases of the skin and GroccrT. SURGICAL OPERATIONS.

Office on Main Street, Opposite Attica State Attica, Kas. Call on Cook Voorhes and examine the Celebrated Buchanan Wind Mill. The TJcllet'tx job department turned oat an excellent job for a St. Louis lira this For fome unaccountable reason our ATTICA MARKET REPORT. Fntf Our 'Patrons.

Ozving to the I affarrcni lightness of crops and realising the necessity of making Prices to suit the times, and ozving to the fact that our -present stock cf Farm Implements and Hardware MUST BE RE' D0G2Ot in order to zoom for our imESE fall StOC'fj which is now on the road vce propose to sell every thing in cur line at prices so low thai you cannot help but buy. (Remember this terrible slaughter wai only last 29 days consequently the time to purchase is 41GW. All ive ask is for you to corns and see our stock and get prices. We zvill sell as lozv as any firm in HQT" per, Barber or Kingmsn Counties. (Respcctfiilly Yours, HOLMES 5- RAILSQACK, Attica Kansas.

CO UUECTED EVERY SATURDAY MOKNIXO GRAIN AND COAL. Correetedrby Crowell Bros, every week. yesterday so 'patent' did not r.rrive we arc laic this week. Holmes a Bailsback inve a lot of closes at 3:25 p. m.

daily. Mnii vest to Kiowa eloses ut to eioscstt 12: m. Ms.il to Bochcrter.clos'.-s Ft J. iJ.iit-ir.tuil'as, r. stove they di.n't want.

Some one come I tiu-m away. It is said that Kansas sell3 about S. K. RAILROAD TIME TABLE three miiiioa worth of eggs t'A TiTT "3 i and poultry each vcar Pi rnsscasrer traiu 1 1 ni. 'ear 11 ft Hi.

-Cook VoorIiP3 make v.n charge Florida Jells and Preserves the finest in the land, at Outt's. Ed. Trout was confirmed marshal at the last meeting of the council. A line rain visited us yesterday which will put the ground in excellent condition for the farmers to finish seeding. Gene Matteson brought in the largest load of loose prairie hay Thursday that ever came to A ttica pulled by one team.

The load weighed out 4,200 pounds. Who can beat it. WANTED, To Loan $50,000 on Farm Propety. Elerick Ivins. Dr.

Bell informs us that Mrs. Jones, of Anthony, who has been attending through a severe typhoid fever is now convalescent. The Dr. is one of our best physicians and surgeons in the county and we are glad to congratulate him on his success in this very difficult case. Examine nst, la.

SUONMPg their goods. 40c. 2c 6iJ75e. toe. 51.20 88.

$6. $4:50. to 2.50. 15c. 8c.

51.00 S0. $1. 3. 2:00. 6 15c.

f2 S3.20. Corn, Oats, Wheat, Ship Stuff, per bun Druu Coal per ton, Kausc, PTOCK. Hog's, per hundred, Cattlu, Sheep, PRODUCK. Butter, per Efrxs, per do. PotHtoe, per fcu Apples, Cut.bib-.e per Chickens, per Turkios, dressed, per per Salt Meat llara.9 Shoulder.

Flour, per hun. their stock and prices. Squires Son informed nnr reporter Local IVc-iffht. west, iri-r p. m.

i. ti. that their trade was fair, and thought i Co -J leai'J'S, it v.T.s fvery iay. We have not con.uUet! him about it, EI'ICI I.OBC November 8th is the day set by the commissioners for the people of Harper county to vote on the location of a county high school at Attica. Go to II.

II. Feige. our jeweler, and have your Watches and Clocks put in good order. He is sure to give you satisfaction. A man who lives about eight miles east of Attica was in town Wednesday for the first time in over two years.

He was astonished to see Attica such a largo place. A letter from Miss Boso Ewing and Miss Ella La! ta. says they arrived all right in Oregon. They enjoyed the trip hugely and are well pleased with their location. Dr.

J. W. Elerick has been painting and papering his residence this week. He says he don't profess to be a paper-hanger but defies anyone to beat the job he has just compleicd. New railroads are already being projected for the coming season and it behooves us to build up and improve our town in such a manner as to make it an object for them to call our May.

A good market we must and will have if our people will pull to-gether. A. T. Bragg, the Ellipse Grocer, has received large invoices of new goods this week. His canned goods were purchased before the so' lie can sell you choice canned goods way down.

All other goods at the same rate. Don't fail to call on him. The election for the location of the county high school at Attica has been called. Women can vote on other school matters, can they vote on the locolion of this school. Mind yon, we are not voting bonds, but on location.

Can the women vote on this question? A Basket Picnic will be heM. under the auspices of Attica Post. COO G. A. Mcrncr's Grove four miles west of Attica, on Thursday Oct.

13th, 1SS7. All soldiers, sailers, their families and friends aro cordially invited. The Attica Cornet Band will furnish music. A syndicate of Newton and Wichita people has been organized to build a rapid transit hue of road between that city and Wichita. We cannot see how Newton expects to be benefited by such a move, unless it is to afford her people a good opportunity to do their trading in Wichita? We offer the Weekly Capital and Farmer's Journal and Bulletin one year for $2.

This splendid oiler is for cash, and enables every citizen of our county to secure a valuable paper from the Capital of the state, and his own local paper at the price of one subscription. Subscribe at once. Mrs. L. V.

Watkins, stato organizer of the Equal Suffrage Association, will speak iii the U. B. church next Tuesday evening, 13th, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Watkins comes highly recom 4 p.

TOSM S. W. Am Tu.teTitfr Local i'reifilit leave- .1. A.IIow m. llr.s.

"er tor trustee for Ilaella township. We rre pleased to note that Mrs. W. M. Taylor, who has been quite ill for some, weeks, is improving rapidly.

The has been called for the location of the County High School at Attica. Remember the date is November the Slh. AkiiWAb fi hyilik Not Coming But Here Now, First in cverv Eespect. the Dc; Allien, Xansfci. A SPLENDID 0FPEP-.

The Weekly Capital and Farmers Journal and the Bulletin for t2. WANTED. To Loan on Wo Uh'U tl)i Farm Property. Eler- With the Largest and most complete stock of Messrs. Manson.

Jackson and Snr.pp of this city were released by Judge run connection with El 0 S3 Xi I and GROCE ilernck, Wednesday, from the charge of contempt of court. Prof. Thompson, of Anthony, who taught a singing class here last spring. fFirst Class Eigs Furnished all times, Commercial Men taken to any was shaking bands with his many iriend in Attica Wednesday. A.

W. Eailsback has retired from nt, Beasonabl Bales, Horses Espcrt cf School taught in district SI for the month ending September SOth 13S7. Enrollment, males 17; females, 14; tatal 31. Average daily attendance, males 11 females 10; total 21. Not absent or tardy, Frank and Fred Corwell, John and Joe Adkisson.

Absent but not tardy, Susie Walter, Wilfred and Anna Adkisson, Josie and Nora Hartzell, Hiram and Albert Plumley, and Richard, Tenna and Callie Squires. Excellent iin scholarship, Richard, Nellie and Anna Dunn, Mabel Hunter, Josie and Nora Hartzell, Walter, Wilfred, Susie and Annie Adkisson. Since last year, window blinds, a new blackboard and Webster's Unabridged Dictionary have bepn added, and a writing chart and several new desks have been ordered. The school board are to be commended for what they have already done, if we can prevail on them to clean up the grounds and make several little additions needed on the inside of the school house, I am sure they will receive the approval of the patrons of the district and the thanks of the pupils as well as of the teacher. P.

C. Lake, Teacher. boarded bv day or week and in fact the hardware business and left the city Headquarters for anything yea want in the Livery Line. Dr. W.

F. Meranda was called upon one hist week to administer medical aid jn a case that had baffled the skill of several eminent physicians for a number of years. The case in question was that of Thos. Monroe who has been a sufferer from tape-worm and has sought relief by a number of remidiesbut none of them afforded any relief. Dr.

Meranda gave him one dose which effectually removed the worm, which was forty-six feet long. The gentlmen is now as happy as a clam, as is the Dr. over the successful and difficult operation. Officers were elected at the editorial association at Hutchinson, for the ensuing year, Thursday, as follows President R. M.

Easley, of the Hutchinson News. Vice-president Cash Taylor, of the Sedgwick Pantagraph. Secretary, F. R. Dougherty, of the Newton Republican.

Treasurer W. E. Bolton, -of the Grecnsburg Signal. 500 excursionests from Pennsylvania are coming to Kansas this month. Harper county should see that some of them come this way.

Can't there be some kind of arrangements made to bring a few in this direction Do not forget the G. A. R. Basket Picnic on the 13th. Come out and have a good time.

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 ay other merchant in Harper county. Proprietor. G.

L. I KK PAlT.lv and will engage in business elsewnere. Ed. will run the business here alone. TV.

Miller and son of Attica, ara in the city and will purchase a location and evtt a large livery, sale and fead stable. Ashland Clipper. Since the Santa Fe tcck hold of this part of the road the Adams Express has been pulled off. So we now have only one express- company town. H.

Mansfield Headquarteri For mended, and should have a full house. I We ave not heard any thing said Admission free. A collection will be Albert Jastatt, Boot and Shoemaker- Boats and Shoes maueto Bepairlnj? neatly done. 5HOF-In Third Block from Bailroad on East side of Main Street. If you want Good Meal Go to the HOTEL RESTAURANT, E.

W. Fai a Proprietor. of county Teachers' Associa Sheriffs Sals, A. w. Ballaud, Attorney at Lav, OFFICE over Hnrpcr National Bank.

IIAKI'ER, KANSAS. IThe Only Wholesale CIGAR EOUSE West of Wichita. H. H. Mansfield, Attica, Kas.

about the township, oflices yet? There two justices, two constables, a clerk, treasurer and a trustee to be octecl thjs fall. The section men who were laid off last week were ail put back to work again Monday. The Santa Fe folks propose to put the track on this end of the line in first class shape. A pointer for Kansas farmers. The Wichita Eag'e says that all the farmers in Sedgwick county who sent north and northwest for their seed corn have big crops this year.

Messrs. Munger, Funk and Bcdfield, of Harper, attended the K. P. Lodge here Wednesday night and assisted in third degree work. The lodge is in a flourishing condition.

Mr. Baker's house, about two miles southcrst of town, was burned to the ground Monday morning. It caught from a defective f.ue and but a small portion of the contents were saved. All persons indebted to me will please call and settle their accounts, or as much as they can, as I need what have standing out. I have accommodated you now I ask you to do likewise.

A. T. Bkago. A man at Garden City has a Jersey taken to defray expenses. Don't forget your pocket books.

Attica has not outgrown her business neither has the business outgrown At; tica. in a general way, but we must say that there is a very decided shortness in our accommodations for hitching teams. When the bnainess part of the city is crowded with farmers' teams, as is the case many times each week, there is positively not more than half enough hitching posts. This deficiency should be supplyed at once. The seems to be considerable opposition among some of the school patrons over introducing mental arithmetic into the school.

We always do yet, that mental arithmetic is the best mathematical study a student can adopt. It fits the pupil for the higher branches of mathematics and is of great benefit in difficult problems. After a scholar lias once studied it they are not readily persuaded to give it up, The season of the year is approaching when prairie fires may be expected ami our people should be on the lookout. Before the grass has become dry is a good time to protect yourselves by plowing and burning wide fire guards. Past experience should teach us that this matter must not be overlooked as tion to be held in Attica the first Friday evening and Saturday of November, 1887: Friday Lecture, by Prof, Buel T.

Davis. Saturday, 10, a. m. Invocation. Music.

Primary Arithmetic, I. M. Conch. How to secure punctual attendance, Miss Grace Jordan. Written work in school, F.

M. Roberts. Question Box. 2, F. M.

Music. Music in Common Schools, W. W. Baird. Suggestions by members of Board of Edncation to be led by Dr.

Bell of Attica. Essay, Miss Nin Edwinston. How to make the study of Literature GiTiziiEnsrs F. W. Wetiaoro.

Attorney atXaw and Justice cf the Peace. Ctiliectin; a Hpsciulty. ITTICA. 9 KAKSA1. J.

W. Elerick, St Q- T7. Elsbicz, 11. ELERICK BROS. Physicians Surgeons fi vt to of main Bawdry dwrsoali oTAto (Succssors to the Peoples Bank.) State of Kansas, Harper County, In tho District Court oT Comity and State.

Slayback, Rankin Plaintiff's, vs E. 3. Worthington. Defendant. By virtue of an order of sale, issued out of the District Court of Harper County, Kansas, wherein Sluyback, Kunkin Co.

are Plaintiff's and E. S. Wortliinton, Defendant, I trill, on Tuesday, October 11th, 1887, at 1 o'clock p. m. nt the West door of the Court House, in Anthony, Harper County, Khh.R8, offer for wilo at public auction, to the highest and beet bid der lor cash in hand, all tho rifrht, title and interest of the Defendant aforenaid.

in and to the fallowing described real property situated In the County of Harper, and State of Kansas, to-tvit North east quarter Oi of section eleven (11) township thirty -two (02) ranre nino (9) west. Said real property is levied up as the property of Defendant, E. S. Wortbingtcn aforesaid, and will be sold to satisfy said order of sale. Defendants' interest is appraised at $1,200 and said land is to be sold subject to a raortjr-ajre of $1000 in favor of the Farmer's Loan Trust Company.

I. P. Corcn, Bussett Wiggins, Sheriff of Harpor County, Attorney for Plain! iff's. Does a General Banking Money To Loan On Approved Security at Reasonable Ratea. Collections Attended to and taxes of the most Educational value, A.

C. VT. F. 2.CERANDA. M.D., sician and Surgeon Harrison.

Physiology Emma Brockway. Quotations from Moore. Let all teachers and friends of education come ont see what we are doing. T-r- it 1 1 1 cow that gives five gallons of milk a i'i I ly- He sells $1.20 worth a day and thousands of dollars worth of proper- still has enomrh left for family use. ty is destroyed.annual!y, besides aim- diseases OCiea OSioe oa Slain frtretu ipaid.

F. Berry, Cashier, Ainci harper co, ui iou win ue wariniy weicomea hiiu well provided for. L. E. Eddy, Ass't Secretary, T'snt cow earns man's wages and tne -man mo i vcvubiwnny wimwi.

alfalfa on which she fcds tela- for tbis, rays big interest. merciless Send. 1 Office Loon. 8 to 10 A. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ATTICA,.