The Attica Bulletin du lieu suivant : Attica, Kansas • 3

Farm Loans Farm Loans Farm Loans just as cheap as anybodys and a little bit quicker. ATTICA, KANSAS. Abstract of Title Furnished on Short Notice. The Attica Bulletin. LOCAL NEWS.

PSES01TAL MENTION. Mr. O'Hare was up from Winfield if 8 if bill (o- -(o) Tuesday. Saturday March, 3, 1883. T.

B. IJROWX, Editor. B. A. Burr went to Kansrs City on business Tuesday.

i nto lore III Robt. Miles visited friends in Chau tauqua county this week. OFFICIAL PAP Ell OF THE CITY 6TTBSCHIFTI0N KATES One ybar, fl-50 Six Months, 5 Terms Cash In Advance. Local Notices stay in until ordered out. Job work CASH.

S. D. Williams, of Newton, was in LINE WITH A FINE STOCK OF town several days this week. Attorney Wiggins transacted legal business at the county seat Thursday. W.

G. Short, Joe. Harbor and Wm. Smith, transacted business at Wichita At the Harper Milling Co's old stand Choice coal Always on hand. Your patronage is Solicited and satisfaction Guaranteed.

MATHEWS. Wednesday. L. C. Elerick has money to loan on Improved farms.

"We will have plenty Northern Seed Potatoes in few at Bragg Smith's. E. J. Holmes has the Woild-rcnoicned John Leer Lister on sale. Warranted perfect in all itsparts.

We have stacks of goods and they are for sale. We don't mean to be undersold. Come and see for yourself at Bragg Smiths. W. 11.

Cozad has traded his residence property in the west part of town to Tom Richards who will take possession at once. A letter from Chas. Gower, who has a lucrative position with Southern Express 0). at Greenville, S. enclosed find the necessary colateral for a years' subscription to the religious weekly can't get along without it.

Your attention is called to the ad of II. II. Mansfield. He has just received a large and well selected stock of Wall Paper and those intending papering or decorating should call and examine his stock. II.

McKay, one of our prominent farmers, gives a little of his experience in Kansas farming in this issue. M. M. Wells, of Stevens county, and one of the old timers of Attica, spent COUNTY OFFICERS. Representative, B.

C. Cook. District Judge J. T. Harrick.

Clerk District Court F. O. Mott. Probate JudffO Alf H. Addums.

County Clerk H. E. Patterson. Treasurer O.F. Castecn.

Sheriff II. Gardner. Register of Deeds B. F. Blue.

County Attorney Geo. B. Crooker. Supt. Schools J- E.

Hutchinson. Surveyor H. II. Jenkins. Coroner c-s- a few days in town this week.

Groceries Queensware, Bought for Cash and will be sold for Cash. We are afraid of nobody and nobody is afraid of us. I can save you Money if you'l let me. A Full line of Garden Seeds GIVEN AWAY. Yours Forei'crmorc, 1ST.

lEt. OTJTT. Let 'er go Gallagher. Attend church to-morrow. Spring is here, gentle Annie.

Get ready for the first of April. Garden Seeds given away at Outt's. House cleaniug time is fast approaching. Garden and Field Grasses at Holmes'. Our chess players should organize a chess club.

Soup Beans five pounds for a quarter at Outt's. -Go to II. II. Feige for fine Watch and Clock Repairing. Al.

Kirkland's new house will soon be ready for occupancy. A Custom made, 2 buckle Plow-shoe for $1.35 at Miller's. Canton and John Deer Stirring Plows, right or left handed, at Holmes'. J. G.

"Wilson paid Crisrield a visit Monday in search of eggs and butter. If in need of a Seeder, be sure you call on E. J. Holmes before purchasing. Ask Judge Bradley to explain to you what an attorney's fee looks like.

A new line of Men's Boy's and Children's suits just received atMillers. Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Hodge3 returned to this city yesterday after several months absence. Mr. Hodges has recovered from his spell of sickness and will resume his duties as station agent at once. A Surprise. Prof.

Eddy was the willing victim of a complete surprise Wednesday even ATTICA MARKET REPORT. CORRECTED EVERY SATURDAY HORNING GRAIN AND COAL. Corrected" by Crowell Bros, every week. SOCIETY DIRECTORY. I.

O. O. F. Lodge. No.

58, Meets every Monday evening at Oddfellows Hall. Transient members invited. W. F. Mebasda, J.

H. Kctchiss, N.G. Sect. K. of P.

Lodpre, No. 126, Meets every Wednes day evening at K. P. Hall. Busselx.

Wiggins, J. B. Bckbhirge. C. C.

K. of It. and S. Attica A. F.

A. M. com ing at the residence of Uncle McDan-iel, perpetrated by the scholars of his room. The Prof had hied himself We are pleased to receive communica away to the rink to get a taste of in tions of this nature and would like to see others follow his example. These words of contentment are both inter esting and instructive.

P. F. Miller has now in afullline of munications on the first and third Thursday evening's of each month. C. II.

Bell, Dk. S. C. Bell. W.

M. Sect. G. A. K.

Lodjre, Meets at Oddfellow Hall tho first and third Tuesday evenings of each month. C. E. VOOEHES. A.

Tebbel, P. C. ADJ T- No. PC43 Attica Assembly, K. of meets every Friday evening in Shannons Brick.

Headquarters For DRUGS, PAINTS OILS, STATIONERY, Notions, Toilet Articles, A Complete stock of choice Liquors, for Medical Purposes Only. tSsr jmcesciiptioaas earefvilly cos2opviaa.5.ed. Say or XTlglat. Corn, per 40c. Oats, 25c Wheat 60 75c.

Ship Stuff, per hun 90c. Bran 85c. Meal Coal, per ton, $8. Kansas, 6. STOCK.

Hogs, per hundred, 3 75 $1 :50. Cattle, Sheep, $3:25. FBODUCE. Corrected by A. T.

Bragg, Proprietor of the Eclipse, every Saturday. Butter, per 20r. Eggs, per doz 13c. Potatoes, per bu $1.8) Sweet 50c. Apples, $1.20 Cabbage per 5c.

Chickens, per 51:75 2:50. Turkies, dressed, per 6 Bacon per a lac, Salt Meat Hams 15c. Shoulders 12J4c. Flour, per hun, 2 3.2o. Onion Setts at Bp.ago Smtta's.

The Henderson calf, seemless, $3 Shoe will out wear all others. For sale at Miller's. List your property with L. C. Eler-ick if you want quick Bales and large profits.

Jack Ilanniman has built a neat picket fence around his residence on Botkin street. Seward county has built a jail that cost $1S3. Harper county commissioners please take notice. The Best Cvltvators in tlie market on sale at Hollies1 Implement Emporiam, either icalking or ridiiig. "When you want job work in original designs and in an artistic manner give us a call.

Our Motto is, to please. Seed Oats and Early Spring goods, consisting in part of Hress goods in cotton, half wool all wool, Silks, Satines, Ginghams and Shirtings, Cottonades, Duckings, Tickings, JBrmcn and Pleached Cottons, Table Linens, Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods at prices lower than ever before. G. F. Kimble, editor of the North Topeka NeAvs, ha3 patented a blank attachment to tympan sheets forprint-ing envelopes.

This invention will save printers a vast amount of trouble, and often several "cuss words" when things don't go just right. We have not seen one, but if they are as represented, no first class office can afford to do without them. M. A. Shoemaker received a letter from R.

A. Vale this week in which he said that Mrs. Vale had not improved any in health since going to Colorado. At the time the letter was written she CHURCH DIRECTORY. M.

E. Church, Cervices every Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m. and 8 o'clock p. m.

All are invited to attend. Kev.J.A. Davis, Pastor B. Church, Services every Sunday at 11 o'clock a.m. and 7: o'clock p.m.

Sunday School at 3 M. has revolutionized the world during the last half century Mentions A sssgps ppsa ssps Am inl 1 1 ot least among the wonder of inventive protrress is a method and system of work that can be performed all over the country without separating the workers from their homes. Pay liberal any one can do the work; either sex, young or old no special ability required capital not needed you are started free. Cut this out and return to us and we wiU send you free, some Rose and Early Ohio Potatoes at Holme's Harvey, the boss Santa Fe track lay For tho next 30 days we will sell a lino of thing of great value and impo.tance to you, that will start you in business, which will bring you in more money right away, than any thing: else in the world. Grand outfit free.

Address True Augusta, Maine. er, with hia gang, passed through here OFFICE HOCKS of the ATTICA POSTOFFICE. Office opens at 7:30 a. and closes at 7:30 p. m.

Sundays office onened for one hour after arrival west bound mail. Mail going east closes 8 1 3 :25 p. m. daily. Mail going west to Kiowa closes at and to Medicine, closes at 12 12 p.

m. 31 all to Uocherter closes at 12 :45. J. B.IiCRBRIDGE, Postmaster. SANTA FE TIME TABLE.

ARRIVALS AS I) DEPARTURES rassenger train soing west, arrives 11 :43. a. a. do do leaves 11:43.. a.

re. train going cast, arrives, 4:04. m. do do leaves, m. Local Freight, going west, arrives, 7:10.

m. do do leuvee, 7:10.. p.m. Local FreigU east, 6:08.. a.

m. do do l-ives, MF TCINE LO. LRAXCH, Passenger trainleaves 11:50 p. m. NH .1 Tuesday on his way to Englewood.

jl. ji Some cf our business men are agitat A WONDERFUL OFFES. We have made special arrangements so that tellectual salad the pupils taking advantage of this opportunity to take possession of Uncle Ma's house when the table were all spread, with the delicacies the pupils had provided, and everything was in readiness, a messenger was dispatched the Prof. Imagine his surprise when lie was ushered into the presence of about thirty-five happy, smiling young people all eager to give him a hearty hand-shake and bid him welcome. It is said that the Prof, actually blushed when he first entered the room, fact The evening was spent most pleasantly and the occasion was one that will long be remembeied by both teacher and pupils.

The A. S. A. Entertainment. The entertainment given by the ladies of the Equal Suffrage club, at the Opera House, Wednesday evening, was a very pleasant and instructive affair.

An interesting program had been prepared, which was creditably rendered, especially is this true of the song by Mrs. Kerr, the tableau representing the presentation of gifts to King Solomon and the song, Reuben and Rachel by RKssell Wiggins and Kate Dellzell. The exercises were interspersed with music by tbe orchastra. The most interesting feature of the occasion was the debate, the questing "Resolved that the Bible does not teach the subordination of woman" the ladies were well prepared for the battle and as long as no one appeared on the negative side had things all their own way. They produced some excellent argumnent for their side but when Mr.

Wiggins took the floor, their points melted away like snow before the burning sun. The ladies did nobly and suffered defeat gracefully as the audience dicided in the negative. The affair passed off so pleasantly that we trust the ladies will repeat it in the near future. Williams Bros, have traded the Eclipse stock of dry good to Denton Bros, of this city. At the county seat election in Pratt county Wednesday, Pratt was victorious by about 1,000 majority.

Piev. Davis will preach of the following subjects to-morrow: Morning, Post Mortem Probation evening, The Marvelous Exchange. L. E. Benson, Attica's rustling live stock merchant, shipped four cars of stock to Kansas City Wednesday.

Old papers for sale at this office. Just the thing to put under your carpets after you are through cleaning house. The fifth semi-annual convention of the Harper County Equal Suffrage as we can offer our subscribers inducements to renew their subscriptions by getting in addition to the Bulletin, one of the grightest papers in the country and a valuable premium ing the formation of a social club. It is a splendid Idea and we second the motion. In speaking of the railroad building that is talked of this year.

Bradstreet's put the mileage at twenty thousands miles this year and next. Don't forget when you want Dried for a very small outlay. First We offer the Bulletin, price fl.50 a yerr, the Kansas City Weekly Times, price SI a year, one package of of garden seeds contain ing twelve' different varieties, all fresh and Local Freight leaves i ni. J. A.

Hodges, Ag-ent. Attica. Kas. This is a Gash offer and we mean Business. SQUIRES SON.

warranted, worth fl: total value, onr price for all 2. Second We offer the Bulletin, price $1.50 a year, the Kansas City Weekly Times, price SI a year, "The Farm and Household Cyclopae dia," a complete aeady reference library for farmers and housekeepers of 554 pages end 219 illustrations, handsomely printed on fino pa Tonsorial Emporium, C. H. EARING N. Proxr.

Ladies and Cliildiea's Hair Dressing a Specialty. you wnt a llrst elnss Shave, Hair cut or shanjooon call at the little Car Shop. was unable to turn herself in bed. Mr. Vale also stated that he was quite a heavy looser by reason of a bank failing at Canon City in which his money deposited.

The many friends here will be pained to learn of Mrs. Vales serious condition, and their loss of money. All railroads east will sell tickets to any Kansas point, over fifty miles west of the Missouri river, at one fare for the round trip, on the following dates: March 21st, April Gth and 25th, May 9, and 23rd, June 6th and 20th. These tickets will be good for 40 days and give you the privilege of stopping off at any points you wish. Don't forget to send your friends a copy of this number.

One copy may be the means of bringing a dozen families to Harper county. Try it. The Attica Minstrel Troup will make its first appearance before the public at the Opera House next Tuesday night. The boys have been practicing a long time. The fact that this is a home institution should insure the boys a crowded house.

The troup is composed of some excellent talent and those who attend way expect a rare treat. Turn out and give the boys a royal reception one that will make them feel well paid for their time spent in practice. Anthony Republican of Feb. 27: The contest court of this morning gave its dicision against II. E.

Patterson for county cierk, principally through the fact that while the voters proved in their votes, they failed to prove themselves to be legal voters. Out of the per, worth total value, our price for all 52.35. Third We offer the BtrLLETiu, one year, the If Ti Kansas City Weekly Times one year, the gar FAFMM den seeds and "The Farm and Household Cy 9 clopaedia," all worth $5 for only 2.50. We believe this to be the greatest offer ever made to the subscribers of any paper. Do not miss it.

Leave orders at the Bulletin office. If you want ft. W. WALSIi, MERCHANT TAILOR. A large and handsome line of goods constantly on hand.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Your patronage is solicited- S-rORE, WestIIaixe Street, Mosiui'sa Block. CO For Bent. 300 acres of well watered pasture 3 -4- CO I It. XL WM a A land well fenced, very cheep.

Inquire Of M. A. SnOKHAKER. GO TO DENTIST. A.

E. Unger, Dentist, will be at the CO i3. Sm 3.i.U Eureka Hotel, March 7, 8, and 9, pre MANSFIELD'S DRUG pared to do Dental work. Physician Surgeon. Especial attention given ro the diseases of Women and Children, dis-jases of the skin and SURGIQAL OPERATIONS.

Office on Main Street, Opposite Attica State Attica, Kas. Special Notice. All persons knowing themselves in debted to the "Hub," please call and settle at once. sociation will be held in Anthony next Wednesday and Thursday March 7th and 8th. Wichita is receiving quite a boom as A SPLENDID OFSm The Yv'eekly Capital and Farmers Jonrnal and the Bulletin for 82.

Albert Jastatt, Boot and Shoemaker. Boots and Shoes made to order. Repairing neatly clone. SIIOP-Lu Third Block from Eailvoad on East side of JTahi Street. For Sale.

I have on hand a few fine Poland China pigs, which I will sell very cheap. Good pedigree furnished. M. A. SIIOEjIAKER.

Fruits either common or California, that we have them. Bragg Smth. The sugar mill committee are working diligently, and feel considerably over recent developments. Perserverance will win in the end. Abe Eragg was setting up the cigars Tuesday on account of a new kind of bird seed he was selling.

He calls it bird seed but others sa(y)go. L. C. Elerick represents three different loan companies and they can make a little better rates th.n any other agents in the city. Try them.

My siocJz of Farming Implements is full and complete and I can Jit yov out with avytldr.g from a Monkey-tcrench to a Thrashingmachine. E. J. HOLMES. The ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs.

I. J. Morse Wednesday March 7, at 3 p. 3i. Isabella Outt, Sec.

"We are getting our books in shape for the spring Come in and list your property with us. L. C. Elericx. Henderson has traded his town property to Sam Sharp for a farm west of town.

This is one of the best farms in the county. Mr. Sharp has moved to town. About the finest piece of decorating we have seen for some time is that done by Harold Mansfield at the National Hotel. Harold is becoming quite an artist.

"We are still receiving subscriplior.3 to the Bulletin. There are also a large number of delinquents on onr books which we would be pleased to see paid up. Now is the time to invest in "Watches, Clock3, or Jewelry of any kind, design or quality and remember that II. II. Feige sells them as low as anybody in the county.

C. SJobes' herd of Hereford cattle is attracting considerable attention among breeders of fine sock. Scarcely a day passes but what some one from abroad is looking at them. Attorney General Bradford passed through hero Tuesday on his way to Medicine Lodge to close up a number of "joints" which are reported to have been running with considerable boldness of late. Ilav'ng rented the old Attica State Bank building, we desire to inform onr patrons that about March 15th will find us in our new location with a larger stock of groceries and queensware ever brought to Attica.

Bragg Sxrrn. "We offer the Weekly Capital and Farmer's Journal and Bulletin one year for $2. This splendid offer 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. MANSFIELD'S H.

CROSS Dealers in Wagoes Buggies agricultural implements, cutlery, Tinware, and Hardware Notions. Wagon wood, Pumps and STOVES. 612 voters on the poll books, only 355 voters responded and through them only 412 votes were proven to have been cast. Out of the 355 many were proven to be illegal voters. The strongest evidence yet shown against the conspirators was the comparison of the time of day the ballots were cast as proven by the oath of each voter and the order in which they were registered on the poll book.

It at once convinces a reasoning man. In looking over the list of charters granted by the secretary of state, that appear the daily papers, almost every day, we notice a number of charters for creameries and cheese factories. A great many of them are being established in counties with considerable less population than Harper. If these institutions pay in other localities why wont they pay here? The idea advanced by soma, that there are not cows enough around here to successfully run a concern of this kind, is erroneous. How many does it require? It is not necessary to undertake to fur the proper place for holding the state democratic convention.

A better place could not be chosen. Mayor Freeman, of Freeporfc, has vetoed an ordinance passed recently by the council providing for a special election to vote $3,800 bonds for city buildings and water works. Kingman and Newton were visited by a cyclone Thursday evening between 5 and 6 o'clock. Considerable damage was done at Kingman but no one was injured. At Newton one man was killed and several slightly injured.

In the proceedings of the G. A. R. Encampment in Winfield last week we notice the election of Capt. B.

C. Cook alternate to the National Encampment. Attica Post is further represented by the appointment of Capt. Cook a member of the committee on state legislation. This committee is composed of seven members one from each congressional district.

Sf you want a Cood Slleal Go to ll.p HOTEL RESTAURANT, E. W. Fair. A. w.

Ballard, Attorney at Lav, OFMC3 over Harper Khoonal B-mk. HARPER, KANSAS. Sea Wonders exist in thousands of Ti forms, but are surpassed by the marvels of invention. Those who are in PAD need of pronable work that can be done while living at home should at once send their nish all the territory east of the Missouri river with creamery butter the address to Hallctt Co. I ortland Maine, ana receive free, full information how either sex, of all ages, can earn from 5 to $25 per day and uwunlb wherever they live.

You are started free. Capital net required. Some have made over 50 in a single day at this work. All Medicated Air. Try Teague's medicated air.

A sure cure for catarrh, asthma, bronchial and pulmonary diseases. It can be found at Dr. Ilutchins drug store. Try it and be convinced. 4t.

Seed Oats and Early Rose and Early Ohio Potatoes, northern grown, at Holme's. Mum Social. The ladies Aid society will give a ten cent Mum social Tuesday evening, March 6th, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W.

F. Meranda. Refreshments will be served. All are cordially invited to attend. Wedding Bells.

A quiet wedding took place in this city on Thursday evening March 1st at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Sconce, Elder J. W. Sconce officiating.

The contracting parties being Miss Melvina Bragg and Mr. Paul S. Cornelius, both of Harper county. The bride is a daughter of Thos. Bragg who lives northeast of town.

We wish tbem a long and prosperous journey through life. Mr. and Mrs. Cam Smith, of Kiown spent several days this week with S. Wuner and family.

first "diff Neither is it necessary to SUBSCRIBE put $25,000 into a building and machin ery the first pop. We venture the as sertion that 600 cows can be scared up within a radius of eight miles square of Attica. These 600 cows will surely For the average one gallon, or eight pounds, of a County Central Committee Meeting. There wiU be a meeting: of the Republican county central committee of Harper county Kansas, at the court house in the city of Anthony, on the 10th day of March, A. D.

188, for the purpose of making an appointment and calling: a county convention to elect four delegates and four alternates to the Republican congressional convention, to be held in Garden City, Kansas, on the 21st day of May 1388, to nominate a candidate for congress from the Seventh congressional district of the state of Kansas. Also to fill any vacancies that there may by In the county central committee of Harper county Kansas, and for sucn other and further business as may properly como before said county convention and committee. W. S. Cade, Russell Wiggins.

Chairman. Secretary. J. W. Elebick, M.

D. G- T. Elericz, M. ELERIOK BROS. Physicians I Surgeons Particular attention givon to diseases of woxunn Barbery a bpecialt jr.

Office 2d door south of At W. F. MERANDA. M. Physician and Surgeou Opecial attention frivon to diseases of skin diseases of women and all chronic ailments.

Office consultation free. Call and see sat Ofiice on Main Street. OXce hours, 8 to 10 A. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 milk a piece per day That would be a total of 4,800 pounds "of milk per day and counting 30 pounds of milk will make a pound of butter, you would get 160 pounds a day which at 30 cents a pound, an average price at Kansas City, would make $43 a day, or $1,440 a month. Suppose the expense per day was $40, you would have a net profit of $8 per day or $210 per month.

A cream $1.50 Per Annum. ery to make the amount of butter stated can be put up for less than $3,000. EAKBA3. ATTICA,.