The Attica Advocate from Attica, Kansas • 3

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS Hoard the dav or week, at the Saddle I Bonrd, day or week, firl door east of tho 0 Rock restaurant. 0 postofilce. Letter from Duninhan County. Doniphan, March VI. Thinking that you would like to have a few items 'rem Mnll goiiitf leave ilaily 'it troiu etiwt iiiTive.s Unily Ht, 1:41 m.

i-ia iu. Constable Jones. fom Harper, arrested a ran here yesterday for blgamiy and selliug mortgaged property In Sumner county. Council Proceeding. Council met in extra session at Mavor's office.

Mayor Rot Kin In the chair; present ElericK, Murphy, Miller, Cuppv and Mc-Munu. Ordinances Nos. 11 av.d 15 passed unanimous. Bili of W. A.

Pendar for ballot box presented and ordered paid. Council adjourned to meet in extra session March 24 at 7:30 ni H.H. Maxsfiklo, ClerK. Murder in the first degree in Attica. MACK T.

MORRIS, HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE BARB WIRE, dfcC, Wholesale and retail Attica, Kansas. Young Heap hi slaughtered, in cold blood, high prices on hats and clothing, and Buck your old stamping ground, we thought of sending something that might be of in terest to your readers. As far as we can learn the fruit prospects I are good. A. Low, this morning, told us that i he found that the peach was not killed.

which is very gratifying to us, asthat crop hadfail-' ed us for several years. AH other fruits are still alive. The wheat. Andy Colgan, an old and pros. perous farmer, says is killed.or the most of it In examining it he finds the roots dead and idry.

We were pleased to receive calls from Col. W. G. Dickinson, general agent of ihe Arkansas Valley Town and W. A.

Coats, also connected with the same company, both of Topeka, recently. They are gentlemen of energy, nerve and experience, and say they have great faith in the future of Attica. B. Bowen, township assessor, is now engaged in the work of assessing. He was in to see us last week and showed us the work laid out for him to perforin.

It will be full and complete and will form valuable on drv goods. All at the New YorK store. Attsca. Kas. 0 What is the matter with Harper that we HTAOR HnUTR.

Mail and Stugp, via Sharon and Enon. to Medietn Lodge, Imvwi dailv, except Hun-Jay, it m. Arrives at liOO m. Mail and taire. via Otego, Hazeltnn, Kiowa, and New Kiowa, leaves daily, except Hun-Jay, ut in.

Arrives at 12:00 iu. Mall going east closes at huopni. Going west, m. Officf Hocrs, Attica P.O. Office opens 7:: m.

Closes m. Huuday, office open 1 hour after rani I arrives. SOUTHERN KAN8A8 RAILWAY. Arrivals and Ukpartckf-s. Passenger train from east arrives ra.

Freight Passenger train going east leaves 1:41 m. Freight .....:) am. can have some factories of some kind. Sentinel. Why, Harper Is too near Atiica.

Our The Brenners are expecting a large yield of crapes. They are the largest grape growers city Is going Into training for that race, when It comet off. in Kansas and manufacture thousands of statistics. He informs us that the acreage n.at Ka I gallons of wine, which is sold ail over the It is to be hoped our c'tizens will sub w.o United States. They have four large cellars.

larger than anticipated. scribe liberallv to the band fund. Don't let Star Boarding House. Jacob Miihrc r. Proprietor.

North Main street, ar Burns A Murphy's real estate office, Attica, Kansas. Boarding and lodging per day. The house is new and newly famished. Give mea call. RLfcLlSTATE! riioiCE the band project fall through for lack of liberality, and we don't believe they will permit It to.

Meals at all hours, at the Saddle Rock. 0 She 3Vttica Advocate. We've Come to stay, and don't you forget it, with a Full Line of Hardware, Stoves, and Tinware. A full line of Builder's Hardware, Iron, Steel, ROOFING AID TINWORK. and in them casks that contain from 400 to 2,600 gallons.

They employ a great mauy hands, especially at grape picking time and wine making; and if those temperance crusaders should succeed in their desperate endeavors to prohibit the manufacture of wine it would be ruinous, financially, to the Brenners and a detriment the laborer who finds steady employment in the vineyards. In fact it is all that keeps our town alive, commercially and flnancial'y. We are opposed to wholesale guzzling of the stimulous, but at the same time we oppose any measure that effects the commercial interests of any community. More Anon. For a eood.

souare meal, tro to the Saddle Rock. ATTICA, MARCH 1885. Alfred A. Glass has purchased a house and lot from Mlllspaugh A Higham and will ess and remove his family here from Severance during the month. Mr.

G. is a first-class barber and we think he will do well in our city. There Is not a better point in the state for a brick vard. than this cltv. if the right material can be found to manufacture them Elsewhere in this Issue will be found the card of the First National Bank of Harper, Kas.

The gentlemen whose names appear in the advertisement are widely known as gentlemen of the best business capacity and thoroughly reliable. We take pleasure in recommending the First National to those of our readers who have business in their line. We have been sending out each week a great number of papers at considerable expense to ourself. This was necessary to do in order to introduce the paper, and also to do what we could to show people what our town has done and isdoing. The returns have been gratifying to us, but we should not be expected to continue this extra expense, therefore shall issue hereafter only sufficient to supply the actual demand.

Our business men and property owners should take as many extra copies as they leel able to pay for, and seLd them east. Each copy would do more for the town and county than twice fifty-two letters. We are receiving requests for specimen copies of the paper every mail, and to these we cheerfully respond. Those of our farmers who are interested in seeing our county and town grow should be on our list. Come in and subscribe.

Go to the city bakery and restaurant for a good meal. 0 Residence Lots Located in the most desirable parts of the city. Office, east side of Main two blocks north of I he depot. S.A.WOLFE, Attica, Kan. out of.

Who has had experience in that line that will mike a thorough examination For the best steel fence wire, go to Insley For Sale or Trade. For a mare, 1 yoKe of weli broKe cattle. N. Ward, 4 miles west and 1 mile north of Attica. 2t pd For Sale.

Achoice.well improved farm Smiles northeast of Att ica. For terms and partielars, ca.l on or address Ira J. Morse, on the premises. n5t2 pd For Sale or Trade for Land. The Blue Frant Livery stable and house on first lot east.

For further information, call on or address, En. C. CLARK, vlnitf sttiea, Kansas. Voorhes. 0 Garden Tools, Tents, Wagon Covers and Bows.

Powder, Shot and Caps. Blasting Powder, caps and fuse, Sarb ire by the spool or car load. Get our prices before buying. Largest Stock in the County. Ml ve thst are hungry, go to the Saddle Rock.

Best place In town. A corps of surveyors have been engaged JEUGUSON DAVIS, Contractors and Plasterers, ATTICA, Orders left at P. H. Miller's store will receive pro-Tint attention. We guarantee all work to be first ciass in every particular and ask a trial.

vlultf T. MORRIS, THE Hardware Man. HIgharo Jt Co. sell hardware. Mayor Botkiu visited Harper Monday.

-See the card of hides wanted In this Issue. -I. C. Cuppy went to Humboldt again this week. Go Mise for the O.

A. R. cigar, best In town. 0 H. M.

Waters' storeroom will soon be ready lor occupancy. Dr. Knepper, of Marshatltowu, Iowa, Is In town, looking for a location. Mr. Thompson, one of our popular barbers, went up the road Monday.

Fine fruits of all Kiuds, at Wheeler Freeman's. 0 --Two Chinamen have leased a house and will open a laundry In this city. The eclipse came orf Monday without accident to the principal participants. The county seat case has been set for the second Tuesday In April, at Topeka. "175 head light oil, at Mansfield Bro's.

0 Use Diamond wall finish, the new calcimine, at Mansfield Bro s. George Doolittle has our thanks for his In Increasing our list at Inyo, March came In like a Iamb, and will go out wel'. about the end of the month. E. H.

Loutrel, representing the Wichita lUy Eagle, called to see us last week. The city marshal Is on the watch for violators of the ordinance against shooting. Plymouth Rock Eggs. Pure Plymouth Rock Kegs for sale at the Attica Boarding House. Price, per setting of thirteen eggs, SI.

n3tf A HANK. Attica Laundry. First door North of Dearborn's Hotel. Work Neatly and Promptly Done Work called for and delivered. Attica Laundry Co.

For Sale, One small house and lot, furnished or unfurni.shed. Three head work horses, One platform spring wagon, One saddle and one double set of harness. All of which I will sell CHEAP for cash or good up proved paper. vln5tf E. L.

Hazard. vlnStf L. J. MUHriiV, Attica is to Have a Bauk. Tuesday we received calls from Messrs.

C. S. Slaybaek and W.C.Rankin, of Evansvilie, and A. S. Nelson, of Peabody, Kansas.

These gentlemen came here for the purpose of opening a bank in this place, provided they received the proper encouragement. They canvassed the matter with our business men, who assured them that an institution of this kind was one much to be oesired and that one would receive their hearty support. All our people know the disadvantages this D. PARSONS, JAS ATTICA, Kansas, W. O.

MIZE, Popular Grocer, Is prepared to, and will, Sell you Goods Ciieaper Than any House in Town. jgOpposite Fair's Restaurant, ATTICA, KAN. Is agent for the Prescott, Kansas, Nursery, E. Billings. Proprietor.

Orders for stock from tne above Nursery solicited. Stock guaranteed to be first class and true to name. vln3m3 -When at Freeman's. the rinK, stop at Wheeler A 0 community has labored under by the lack of for several days In laying off additional lots to the town on the east, north and west sides of the city. They will soon be put on the market, and will be "gobbled" up before long.

The Burden Enterprise says that all kinds of fruit buds on orchard trees and also small shrubs sustained noinjuriesfrom freezing, hut are looking extraordinary veil, showing good prospects for a heavy fruit crop. Inslev A Voorhes have a few hand corn shellers left, that they are selling for 8s, warranted the best. 0 Jnst received. cr load of oil. Call and examine prices before purchasing.

I. C. Cuppy. We hear it lamented on all sides that At-t lea has no house of worship. If religious, sobpr.

Industrious people are wanted here the sooner there is an effort made to secure such houses the better will It be for our fair city. "Attica will have the luxury of another city election next month. Get your candidates out, and why not re-elect the present officers They seem to be doing good for our city. We were favored with a calllast Friday from H. H.

Concannon. of Independence. He has nearly completed his fine storeroom, which will be occupied by Hake A Patterson as a furniture store. Mr. C.

is always welcome. Blue Ribbon flour at I. C. Cuppy's for $1.05 per sack. 0 -M.

W. Hoover, of Peabody. who is largely interested in the new town of Crisfleld. called Tuesday. He was on his way to the latter plaee, where he will open a bank and do a real estate business.

He Is made of the right stuff. The rain of last week did a great deal of good, ft put the ground In good condition for plowing and gave to the growing wheat moisture enough to bring it along at a rapid rate. Warm and pleasant for several days after the rain. W. T.

Walker, whose business has been under the charge of V. J. Beeson, wishes all persons Indebted to film to call and settle at once. 0 J. O.

Griffith, of Beaver Dake, Boone county, who came out here with Mr. Hud Ordinance No. 11. (Published March 19, Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Councllmen of the City of Attica: Section I. 'j hat The Attica Advocate be and is hereby made and declared the official paper of the city, and nil ordinances, resolutions and other proceedings of the city council, and all reports of officers of the city shall be published in said paper.

Sec. 2. This ordinance shall be in effect after its publication once in the Attica Advocate. Approved March 9, 1885. Seal J.

T. Botkin, Mayor. Attest: H. H. Mansfield, Clerk.

P. COWEN, Real Estate. Loan and insurance, Attica, Harper County, Kas. ATTICA LAND OFFICE. Use Diamond wall finish, the new calcimine, at Mansfield Bro s.

0 Born, to the wife of Leander Smith, six miles northeast of town, March Uth, a boy. Mr. Buck of the New York store, and Mr. Hake, furniture dealer, were In Harper Mou-Jay. The gamblers In Wellington found a "preacher" a few nights ago.

The gamblers got broke. What you want Is a cool, pleasant place to stop this summer, and yon must come to Fieeman A Wheeler's. 0 "Dry goods at and below cost, at J. E. Hamilton's, 0 New millinery goods will soon arrive Mrs.

Tull's. tsprlng styles oh, my! but they will be nice. Jacob Mnhrer Is fitting up a hotel and a bank, and now they feel like rejoicing at the fact that their wishes will be accomplished in a few weeks at most. The gentlemen who have determined to embark in the banking business at this place come here witli flrst-class endorsements, and are men of ample means and experience to conduct their business on a liberal and just basis. They have purchased ground on which to erect a temporary house, but say they will during the spring erect a building of brick and stone which will be more suitable for such an institution.

They will let the contract for the first named house on the return of Mr. Nelson from Peabody, and he thinks the bank will be opened to the public in two or three weeks thereafter. The advantages that will accrue to our people from the establishment of a sound banking institution in our midst are numerous and the convenience every one knows. We are certainly gratified to be able to say that Attica is to have a bank. yy A.

PENDAR, Contractor Builder ATTICA, KANS. Estimates furnished and all work warranted A. KIRK, BOTKEN BROTHERS, Proprietors. Attorney at lav, ATTICA, KANS. boarding house on the extreme north end of vln3 Main street.

Business on the Southern Kansas Is increasing. Tuesday two long freight trains arrived here. 175 head light oil, at Mansfield Bro's. 0 "Go to the city bakery and restaurant for confectionery, cigars and tobacco. 0 jyj B.

SMITH, Attorney at Law, Real Estate and Collecting Agt, The Oldest Land Office in Town. Ordinance No. 14. (Published March 19, 18S5) An ordinance relating to the protection of property from fire. Be it Ordaihed by the Mayor and Councllmen of the City of Attica: Section 1.

That any person or persons owning or occupy any buildings in the city of Attica where a fire is made or kept up shall be required to have a flue made of brick or stone or stone and laid in mortar. Sec. 2. That any person or pei sons who, after the publication of this ordinance, snail erect or cause to be erected any building within the corporate limits of the city of Attica in which building a fire may be made or kept up shall be required to have such flue or chimney as is described in section one (1) of this ordinance. Sec.

3. That a committee consisting of the president of the council, police judge and city marshal shall examine all chimneys, flues, stovepipes, fireplaces, and any apparatus and fixtures connected therewith, as often as in their judgment may be necessary and at any time upon the written request of any citizen filed with the city clerk, and said committee shall have the power to order the discontinuance of any tire in any stove, fireplace, flue, when they deem the same unsafe until snch chimney, stove, stovepipes, fireplace, flue, shall be made safe. Sec. 4. Tlia any person or persons violating this ordinance shall upon conviction thereof be fined in sum not less than 5 nor more than 8100, and stand committed until said fine and costs be paid.

Sec. 2. This ordinance shall be in effect af ter its publication once in the Attica Advocate. Approved March 17, 1885. Seal J.

T. Botkin, Mayor. Attefit: H.H.Mansfield, Clerk. Dry goods at and below cost. at J.

E. 0 ATTK'A, KANSAS. Ham Iton's. IlaL practice In the various courts of the W1 state and the Federal Courts, umee in Hutchins Duinar's Drug Store. son, Is looking at the country with a view to purchasing land, and will foKow agriculture.

We want more farmers and fewer speculators. By reference to ad. it will be seen that John Peterson has purchased an Interest in Clarke Comity Killing. Wednesday last R. S.

Howard and J. W. Ivy, of Ashiand, Clark county, were here looking for Fred Sp -ncer, a young man who murdered George Warwick, a companion, 14 miles fram Ashland, near the "76" ranch, on the night of the 2d inst. It appears that Spencer, Warwick and two other young man from Harper county, were living together where the murder occurred, when Spanccr became angry at Warwick for some trivial matter and without a word, shot him dead. He then demanded monsy of the other two, but they having none he coolly searched the body of his victim and robbed it of several dollars and disappeared in the darkness, and has not been seen since.

He is about 20 years old, smooth face, lair complexion, has scar under his chin, near the neck. His jOILLY ELLIh, DRAYMAN, ATTICA, KAS. Freisrht transferred from depot at reason able rates. Deliveries and all jobs promptly attended to. I have two town lots and a farm forsale.

Give me a call. n2m3 the city bakery, and the place has been converted into a first-class restaurant in addition to the bakery. It is a good place to get a We have some fine tarms for sale, both in Harper and Barber counties, and a large list of the finest unimproved lands. Having lived in county six years and traveled over almost every section within its boundarier, we can at once determine just where a buyer could be the best suited. This is also The Sole Agency for the Sale of Attica Town Lots.

have Money to Loan on Long or Short Time. When you arrive in town, make your headquarters at the Attica Land Office, where you will at all times be welcome. good clean mea The hotels and boarding honses arc full to overflowing. This fact should prove to "3T OTT folks live in Harper county and are respe t-able people. Sheriff Rigg and deputies, of this county are on the lookout for the murderer.

Index, 13th Ordinance Xo. 13. (Published March 19, 1SS5) City bakery and restaurant has the cigar; best in town. 0 Warn a good Shave, or a good Shampoo, or your Hair Cut in the best style of the art, Call at the Star Barber Shop Two doors north N. Y.

Store. THOMPSON SWARENQER, Proprietors. Be It Ordained by the Mayor and Councllmen of the City of Attica Section I. That no person or persons shall Otego Items. Geo.

Girtman is building a new house 14x h. uner snowed us two eggs, rrom a Plymouth Uock hen, which weighed a quarter pound each. H. E. Hadley, 1'4 miles southeast of town, Is feeding thirty head ot hogs, mostly Poland China and Berkshire.

Mr. Pendar has the contract for putting up a residence, 21x24, for Mr. Laney, In the northeast part of town. A. 8 Nelson will return on Wednesday, the 2.5th to let the building of the bank.

Parties wishing to figure on same can have their bids ready to hand in at P. F. Miller's store. 0 Now is your chance to get dry goods cheap, at J. E.

Hamilton's. 0 "Put out groves and orchards and do not delay. You will never do a better ihing for yourself or the county. The workmen are pushing the work on the new hotel. It Is designed by the proprietor to be In it in thirty days.

Now Is your ctiance to get dry goods cheap, at J. E. Hamilton's. 0 Just received a car load of blacksmith coal. Long-Bell Lumber Co.

tf A young lad named Odell fell from the top of the stockyard fence, last Sunday, severely spraining one of his wrists. Hake A Patterson are moving into their new and elegant quarters. They have the best stock of furniture la the cjunty. If you want a good clerk, salesman, or book keeper, call on or address W. H.

Hatfield, box 84, city. n5tf A large stock of nice lamps for sale at cost, at Elerlck Bro.s drug store. 0 "Mlllspaugh. Hlgham A Co. have begun Eagle Drug Store, i run or cause to be run upon the streets or -DEALERS IX- any man that Attica and this part of Harper county is receiving a full quota of the Immigration coming west.

It Indicates mach for this section. eood suit of clothes for $3.00. at I. C. Cuppy's.

0 The attention of our readers is called to the advertisement of Mack T. Morris, who talks straight to the people through our columns. Mr. Morris has one of the neatest stores in southern Kansas as well as one of the largest stocks. Monday morning the wind commenced blowing from the north and the mercury kept falling all day.

By night a strong gale was coming down from the cold regions, and we experienced a real cold "snap." Bu! such Is March In this country. Tnsley A Voorhes call special attention to their stock of cook stoves a large stock Just arrived and will be sold low. 0 Elisha Hudson returned from Walton, last week and will become one of our citizens, and we are pleased to know It. He was accompanied by his relative, J. G.

Hudson, of Verona, Ky. We had pleasant calls 24, vhich adds very much to the appearance of this valley. J. R. Rofwell is erecting a boardin? house in will open up lor bis toon.

W.P. Harper, as stated in the Advocate some time ago, did not move to Crisfleld, his house being unfit to move. A. Baltz, of illinis, has rented E. C.

place lor the present year. F. A. Patterson lost his cow last week. The balance are all in good condition.

F. F. Rais, of Moberly, i3 visiting his chi dreu in this valley and will return to his home soon. Farmers have begun sowing and planting. This looks as if spring is at hand.

R. March 10. Pure Drugs and Medicines Choice Cigars, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, ATTICA, KANSAS, S. J. BROWN Proprietors.

public highways any dray or transfer wagon of any kind for the purpose of remuneration without first obtaining a license from the city. Sec. 2. No license shall be issued to any dray or transfer wagon until there ispaid into the city treasury the following amounts: For one horse dray, the sum of S10 per year payable quarterly in advance; for two or more horse dray, the sum of SI 5 per year payable quarterly in advance. Provided, however, that any person or persons may use his or their own team to haul any goods, articles or merchandise that may belong to themselves without paying the license or tax as heretofore provided.

Sec. 3. Upon payment of the license the party or parties owning such dray or transfer wagon shall place or cause to be placed in A YAI.E, REAL ESTATE AGENCY AND NOTARY PUBLIC, ATTICA, KansaF. R. ROHINKuN, Contract and Builder, Dealer in Ileal Estate.

Choice Business and Resident lots For Sale. ATTICA, Kansas. J. A. MILLER.

RICHARD BOTKIX. LIVERY ATTICA Elopement. She runs away with a dandy young fellow; her husband gets her to come home again by promising her one of those lightrunnlng Domestic sewing machines, a pair of those Buck shoes and a flue cashmere dress that she saw at the New YorK store. 0 He runs away with another man's wife. 5 1 a conspicuous place upon such dray or wagon the number given him by the proDer authority and shall cause such number to remain conspicuous until his or their license shall have expired.

Section 4. Any person or persons violating the provisions of this ordinance shall upon conviction be fined in a sum not more than 825 nor less than $5 and shall stand committed until paid. Sec. 7. This ordinance shall be In effect after Its publication once in the Attica Advocate.

Approved March 17, 188. Sealj J. T. Botkix, Mayor. Attest: H.

H. Mansfield, Clerk. It's all because he wore a dandy suit of sal Lm 8 Attiea Eating House, Sir-Opposite the depot Meals at All Hours. J. M.

Gt. WATT. Proprietor. clothes, a fine pair of WaiKer shoes, a band-some necKtie and an elegant Stetson hat that he bought of Heap at the New YorK, where there is a fine, large, new stocK just arrived. 0 froroboth the above gentlemen.

Crystal Springs, six miles east of Attica, seems to be prospering. We noticed while passing through there Monday that a large hotel was in course of construction, and other evidences of thrift. We wish our young neighbor well. It is on a handsome site. A car load of apples and potatoes just received at I.

C. Cuppy's. 0 Harper county had, last year, an immense peach crop, and from the best inform rpHEO. Inyo Items. have commenced have commenced the erection ofadwelling house in the north east paat of town, Mr.

Pendar contractor. President Cleveland's assassination would not cause the excitement and rush as does the assassination of high prices at the New York store. 0 M. T. Morris and wile, of Harper, were among; the arrivals Tuesday.

Mr. Morris came down to Iook after his business here. Attica has one good furniture and carpet house, Hake A Patterson, proprietors. Look at our columns and read their advertisement. Go to Outt A Miller for fresh garden seeds in bulk, one door south of Mize's grocery house, Attica, Kan.

n5tf. ATTICA KANSAS. Botkin Miller, Proprietors. Persons desiring teams to any part of the country can be accommodated at reasonable rates. Will try to keep teams on hand to supply the demand.

Always something on hand to Trade or SelK IrCome and see us. Farmers their spring BOTKIN, Attorney at Law, ATTICA, KAS. Practice in state and Federal Ourta. Ma 00 Flying TLHfCK LRO.S. Physicians and All calls promptly attended.

Office, corner Maiu St, and Avenue 5 Botkiu A Beeson sell the man, best sulky plow made. ATTICA, KASAS. S2 We should like to see the train that now stops at Wellington make the through trip. It would be a great convenience to our people. Plowing is now the order of the day among our farmers, and there is a great amount of land being broken for the first time.

work. Mr. Parish returned from Mead and Seward counties and reports them booming. Rev. Hudsiien.

of Harper, preached at Sunny Vale the Uth and IStb. The 15th the house was full and he delivered an excellent sermon. He loft an appointment for the 1st Sabbath in next month. Hope he'll see a leooi turn out. Clinton Ellis is preparing to build on his forty acres one mile north of Inyo.

His family will come as soon as it is completed, so he informs us. Miss Munger, from Harper, niece of Mrs: N. Ward, has been visiting here and vicinity for the past weeK and returned Saturday, the Uth, accompanied by the Missess CJreek. We hope she haU a pleasant time and will call again. The Sunday school is still progressing nicely.

Every one ts pleased with and honor onr wortby superintendent, Mr. Collins. Chas: Brown and bride have gone to honse-Keepmg on their claim in Barher-co. We extend them our best wishes for a long, happy and prosperous life. Sunny Vale Literary is still in progress.

A large attendance last Friday. Miss Hannah Anderson, who has been the last weei at Inyo, returned home the 15th. THE POPULAR 2 ac St M. JIcDAXIKL, Real Ertate Agent, ATTICA, KAS. 5 1 Restaurant and Bakery.

55 Si ation we can get there Is no reason to fear that the crop of last year will not be duplicated the coming harvest. Those who have examined the buds say they are all right yet. Botkln A Beeson inform us that they are selling a large number of implements. We are glad ol this, as it indicates that there will be a large acreage of land cultivated the coming season. Mlllspaugh, Higham Co.

are also doing a fine business in the same line. We are better than ever prepared to sup plv those who are just locating in our beautiful southern Kansas, with farm machinery, stoves, builders hardware, etc. Insley A Voorhes. 0 The new lumber yard of T. W.

Bal lew is fast assuming its proper shape. Workmen are rapidly completing very extensive and substantial sheds, offlcesand storerooms, and large lots of lumber are being hauled In to the yard every day. Readers should remember that liberal advertisers are always liberal dealers. R. B.

Burns, of the firm of Burns Mr-phy, returned Monday, after an extended visit to his parents and relatives in Maine. When he left Bangor snow was on the ground to the depth of a foot. He looks better for his trip and says Kansas is the best state in a. E. W.

FAIR, Prop. ATTICA, KANSAS. and choice town Correspondence i S3 3 i Desirablr tracts of land lots for sale at bargains, solicited. My tables are always supplied G. W.

Shannon 3 op 32 It aw I CD -Dealers in- Botkln A Beeson have all kinds of farming implements for sale cheap. 0 When you come to town call on Botkln A Beeson and see their Flying Dutchman. 0 Dr. J. W.

Elerick has our thanks for his efforts in extending the circulation of the Advocate. The Kleru-k hav done much for us. Mr. Holdgate, who sold his land recently to a Kentucky gentleman, hss purchased from the Honeger boys property In town and will remove to town. S.W.Johnson has had his store room, lately occupied by W.

O. Miie, painted and put In repair, and will soon open up a stock with the best in the market. Cigars and Tobacco 4 5 Rev. Kinney, from Attica, left an appointment at Sunny Vale for the second Sabbath in next month. John Berry's house is now completed, 6o we understand, and its mistress will soon enter, we suppose.

Mr! and Mrs. Heck will start for Rice-co. the 19th. We don't see why they should leave Harper-co. Our alvice is In two For Sale.

GIVE the union and Attica the best town In southern Kanses. Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens-Ware, Notions, He, We will sell as Low as the Lowest. Main Street, Attica, Kaxs. OUTT MILLER, words. here.

We are 60rry to lose them, as they are splendid and sociable ne ghbors. We wish success to attend their journey, it they must go. Betsey Bob. From Another. Johnny Berry and Miss Anna Kragh were married last Friday.

Mrs. F. M. Brown has been ill several days, but was mnch better Tuesday. Henry Snvder and Miss M.

E. Urown married Thursday, March 5th. Seven emigrant outfits, over 20 persons, stopped with Mr. Doolittle Monday night. Livery, Peed, Sale, AND Commission Stable.

E. FAWCETT, Proprietor, BARNEY, Li AND, LOAN, of groceries in the same. If you want a plow, a harrow, a corn-planter or cultivator, call on Botkln A Beeson. Call and see the immense stock of farming implements, at Botkln A Beeson's. 9 S.

M. Toungblood, of Atchison, Is here looking after his building, now In progress of construct Ion. He is erecting one of the best business houses In Attica. From a gentleman from Kentucky we learn that even that sleepy old state is waking up to the fact that Kansas is a good state to tome to, and a large number will come. Elijah Winters, who has a ranch five miles north of town, has purchased an additional 120 acres of land, making400 in all.

He will cultivate a large portion of his farm. Highest price paid for produce, by I. C. Cuppy. "A good pair of boots, at I.

C. Cuppy's, for $1.75. 0 AND Kaufman says he is in Attica to stay, and will not be undersold by any sound house. 0 Wheat, in several of the counties along the western end of the Southern Kansas rail, road, is growing rapidly and many fields are quite green. Very little of the fall wheat has been winterkilled and we may look for as large a yield to the acre this season ns was harvested last.

The present outlook is encouraging indeed. Many persons blame the postmaster for mistakes of their own. For lnstance.we have before us a postal card upon which there is no address and not even the name of the writer. That roan will get down on his knees and "cuss" the postmaster, the first time he says his prayers. For flrst-class groceries and aueensware, call on J.

Kaufman. 0 Found, A watch charm, which the owner can have by describing it and paying for notice. Call. KANSAS. ATTICA, Insurance Agents, For the Ensuing Season of 1885 The above named horse will stand at E.

Faweett's livery stable In the north part of Attica, the ensaing season, on Friday and aturdav of each week, commecing Friday, April 3.1. Barney is a half-blood Xorman, his dam was Gray Eagle and Brown Farmer. JONES BROTHERS, General Blacksmiths Small Dwelling House Forsale. Inquire at the Saddle Roct. First door south of Mize's grocery sior Good Rigs furnished at reasonable prices and on short notice.

Feed Yards and Sheds connection -Call on me. Money to Loan. on W. T. Gossard at the Season, to insure, 510 single and WOOdWOrkmeiU service, Xo responsibility for accidents, 1 but taken to avoid them.

Call and see KAXS AS. 'him. wt3mpd D. C. ELLIS, Prop.

ATTICA. IAHSAS. vino Xew York n6tf Call Store. ATTICA..