The Attica Advocate from Attica, Kansas • 3

Harper, make farm tf Skinner Miller, loans at low rates. Eagle Drug Store, -DEALERS IN- The Concert. There was a large attendance at the first Sunday school concert ever given in this city and all seemed to enjoy the occasion very much. It must have been gratifying to the officers and teachers to observe the interest manifested on the part of our people, and by their presence must have encouraged not only the officfrs but the scholars. To say hat it was a success is putting it mild, and we congratulate all connected with the effort.

Abroad it will go far toward showing that this community is alive to the better interests of society and are interested in the future of those who will be ihe men and women of our land. We hope to announce Oklahoma History and Guide to the Indian Territory. For sale at Elerick Bro's drug store. 0 Don't fall to see Botkin Bro for farms, ranches and city lots. wl Jjs.

Stranathan, of New Kiowa, dealer in horses lnd mule, was among our welcome callers Tuesday. He is a jolly fellow and is chock fall of Kiowa. An addition is being erected to the Palmetto grocery. We are glad to see this evidence of success on the part of the young proprietors of this grocery, as they are deserving. Fine lot of Henly roller skates at Mills-paugh, Hlgham A Co's.

0 AERIVAL AND DEPASTURE OF MAILS. Mail going east dully at 1 r-4 1 m. ironi east arrives daily at .2:19 m. STAUK IlOUTF. Mall and XMge, via Sharon and Enon.

to Madlrtne Lodge, leaves dally, except Sunday, at 50 m. An i at iiOU in. Mail and -itaue, via Otego. Hnzelton. Kiowa, and Now Kiowa, leaves daily, exrept Sunday, at in.

Arrive at I'lMH ui. Mall going east closes at 1:00 m. Going west, In. Office JIocrs, Attica P.O. Office open 7::) a m.

'loses 7:30 m. Suuday, office open 1 hour after mail arrive. BOUTHERN TTnsAS EAILWAT. Ahkivai-s and Departures. rasiengt- train from east arrives 2:10 m.

Freight 4:30 m. Passenger train going east leaves 1:41 m. Freight 6:40 am. Chris. Mattison, six miles west of town blankets his sheep after shearing.

Several new bfieges are being built west of town. Call and see the immense stock of farming implements, at Botkin Beeson's. 0 -Squire Neighbors, assessed the boys $2j. $25. S20.

$15. and $15. each for disturbing the literary society. County Attorney Fisher, for he state and Theo. BotKln, for the defense.

The trial was by Jury. Martin Arthur, was arrested for intoxication and beating his wife Wednesday, by Marshall Beeson. The case of Mize vs. before Justice Tull, last Saturday settled. And Cuban cigar same, resulted in judgment for plaintiff.

Curtis and Spitz, vs. same, Pure Drugs and Medicines Choice Cigars, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, A Serious Accident. Wednesday morning engine No. 26, attached to train Xo. 25, hauled out of the depot at the usual hour for the east.

When about three miles out the pocket flue was blown from the boiler. At that time there were several persons on the engine and tender, among them the engineer, head brakeraan, M. T.Lane of this place and one or two more. When the flue parted from the boiler it made a loud report, going with great force, and has not been found. The hole thus made let the steam and hot water escape into the cab in large volumes.

The engineer jumped off through the window and one or two others escaped scalding by jumping. Mr. Lane was so badly scalled that he was left at a farm house another at no distant Sabbath. Following is Kaufman says he is In Attica to stay. sound and will not be undersold by any 0 house.

ATTICA, KANSAS, S. J. BROWN Proprietors. She 3Utici Advocate, E. R.

Samson, residing northeast of town. Is breaking about 20 acres of new ground, whlfh will make 8) acres in cultivation. Mr. Samson knows something of the value of our soli. MACK T.

MORBIS, HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE That concern, erected in the east part of town, is not a scaffold at all. Some malicious fellow reported that the police judge had sentenced a man to be hung for violating the city ordinance against loud and boisterous language on the street. But it isn't true. It is only for a rope-walker to practice on. Our office w-s enlivened by the presence of Mrs.

M. G. Watt, the wife of one of our best restaurant men. Mrs. Watt at one time was a manipulator of the movable alphabet and always has a good word for the toilers at the Program: 1.

Singing, and prayer by Rev. BotKln. 2. by school and 3. verses, word, "charity: 4.

Declamation, "God's Treasures," by Edna Pendar. 5. "Our Mission," by Floy Wilson. 6. 7.

Declamation, "Poorhouse by Miss Webb. 8. Select reading, "Sisters of Charity," by Mrs. Pendar. 9.

Decla nation, "As the Years Pass On," by Gay Miller. 10. Select reading, "The Two Cups," by W. A. Pendar.

11. Declamation, "Little Ship was On the Sea." by Master Mills. A collection was taKen to secure papers for the school, resulting in $4.85 being put into treasury, after which Rev. BotKin addressed the school very briefly but sensibly, the exercises closing by singing "Sweet Bye and Bye." Mrs. Theo.

Botkin assisted very much by presiding at the oigan. Attention is called to the card of Samuel Ward, contractor and builder, late of Monti-cello, Ind. Mr. Ward understands his busi-ness, ami we trust he may be successful at this place. a good, square meal, go to the Saddle Rock.

"Meals at all hours, at the Saddle Rock. 0 Mrs. Tnsley and Mrs. Voorhes arc living near by. Billy Munger, brakeman, was also scalded.

The passenger engine went to the scene and pulled the train and engine back to town. Since the above was in type Mr. Lane has been removed to town, and ATTICA, A PR Mi 2, 188o. Mlllspaugh, Hicham f'o. sell wagons.

Thunder ami lightning last night. -I. C. Cuppy Is suffering with s-re eyes. -The Walker boot and shoe, also Buck's ladies shoes, at the York store.

0 Otis Hud was down from Harper this week. Another new twitch Is bring put in at the depot yards. Sore thr iat la becoming prevaleut here an well as at Harper. Smoke "Henry Lee," at Freeman Wheeler's. 0 --P.

F. Miller is improving his building, by enlagiug the front room. Our paper got here after two wecKs' the CflfiA nlfiocoH In lift. In Barber county, where they have taken up claims. They 6ay country life Is immense.

we are miormea mat nis injuries are very severe, his hands and less suf lady. Wholesale and retail Attica, Kansas. fering the most. W. T.

Walker, whose business has been under the charge of V. J. Beeson, wishes all persons Indebted to him to call and settle at once. For first-class groceries and queensware, call on J. Kaufman.

The Sentinel of last Saturday shows a remarkable amount of advertising. A live business man will always edvertise, and, as Harper has lots of that kind, we are not surprised at the space taken in the Sentinel. It pays to let your business be known, and no better medium can be found than the newspaper. freight and ticket receipts at Harper Lost, Either in town or on the road to Inyo April 1st, a light silver hunting-case watch, swiss movement. Any one finding it be rewarded by leaveing'it this office.

In Attica, Saturday. A small nnbia, white tassels. Leave it at I. C. Cuppy's store.

Mrs, D. Greek. 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 'AND TINWORK. For Sale.

Two large draft teams for sale, Billy Ellis. Call on n'tf Plow Test. The plow test which took place last Saturday on L. C. Walker's place adjoining town attracted a considerable number of people, mostly farmers who were interested in satisfying themselves as to the advantages or disadvantages of certain plows.

The test was made between a walking plow and a riding plow called the "Flying Dutchman." The mode of test was to lay off ten stations at about equal distances apart and then plow a furrow, stopping at each station to report the number of pounds draft each plow recorded upon the draft tester. A committee of five having been selected, consisting: of farmers, the test was made, first with the spiky plow and then with a walking plow, both being fourteen inches cut. The width of furrow cut and the depth were also reported by the committee and showed the following result-: Draft of Sulky toe. Btsft of Walking Plow. Small Dwelling House For sale.

Inquire at the Saddle RocK. Garden Tools, Tents, Wagon Covers and Bow. Powder, Shot and on Money to Loan. P. Gossard at the New York n6tf Call Store.

Caps. Blasting Powder, caps and Fuse. Wire bu ilic spool i i 7 or car load. tret vur prices oejore ouying sauntering by the way. Work has begun on Mrs.

Atherly's house in the west part of town. Th a Domestic machine does the best work and lias the simplest attachments of any machine made. For sale at N. Y. store.

Farmers, go to David Greek, half mile east of Inyo, for cheap and good plow work.8 Immense quantities of goods are arriving every day, for this and points west. O. W. Rlggs has purchased a lot and built a house thereon, In the northwest part of town. Meals 25 cents at the city haicery.

0 Still a choice lot of dry goods on sale, at cost, at J. E. Hamilton's. 0 Miss Lizzie Murphy, of Harper, is visiting Mrs. Mize on the claim near Medicine Lodge.

A new house Is being erectfd on the La-mirland, by the present owner, north of Joppa. 5 New banannas at Wheeler Don't take your lady home from the rink without ice cream or a lemonade. 0 Thos. Sharp was fined $5 and costs last Monday, for discharging fire-arms intheclty limits. Sheriff Gardner was on our streets Monday.

He looks hale and hearty and the good officer that he Is. The last fresh oysters of the season at Freeman A Wheeler's. 0 A big stock or straw hats at the New Y'rk store. 0 For Sale or Trade for Land. The Blue Front Livery stable and house on first lot east.

For further information, call on or address, En. C. CLARK, vimtf Attica, Kansas. and have only made one trip to Attica in thirty days. You ought to see those sun lamps at Mlllspaugh, Hlgham A Co's.

They have four lamps that are Just the nicest and best lamps we have seen. They show off their fine store splendidly. Board by the day or week, at the Saddle Rock restaurant. 0 The Flying Dutchman, at Botkin A Bee-son's. Call and see him.

0 S. A. Wolfe has fitted up as neat a real estate office as there is in town. He is in Mr. Tull's building, north Main street.

Mr. W. is a live, energetic business man, and deserves success. J. W.

McNamara, of Kansas City, arrived here this week and will have charge of Botkin and Beeson's implement house. He is an old hand at the business and will make things lively! ye that are hungry, go to the Saddle Rock. Best place In town. Skinner A Miller, of Harper, make farm loans on short notice. Give them a call, tf -We visited Mrs.

Tull's millinery establishment Wednesday. She has as neat and complete an assortment as we have seen In many a day and the arrangement of it shows a cultivated taste. Mrs. Tull understands her occupation. Mrs.

O. E. Ferguson, wife of Mr. Ferguson the plasterer, will arrive here in a few days with her children. Mr.

F. will huild a house on his lots for their accommodation. They will be welcome. Botkin A Beeson have ordere i another car of implements, consisting of farm wagons, spring wagons, plows, mowers, etc. 0 Botkin Bro's are agents for the town company and can sell city lots cheaper than any other agent In town.

Dr. J. W. Hutchins' wife and son arrived here last week from Carl Junction, and we are glad to say will remain. The Doctor is now living at home again and whistles "home, sweet home." -The heaviest rain of the season occurred Wednesday night, begi i abou 1 10 o'clock Considerable wind and heavy thunder and vivid lightning accompanied the rain.

It don't rain any in Kansas. See Skinner A Mliler, at Harper, for farm loans, n7 tf Largest Stock in the County. 33E.OKL T. MORRIS, THE Hardware Man. Depth.

Draft: Width: Depth: Plymouth Rock Eggs. Pure Plymouth Rock Eggs for sale at the Attica Boarding House. Price, per setting of thirteen eggs. SI. notf Width: 10 H34 10 i 11 12 UK 13 Draft: 2T0 2.

300 3. a-o 4. 5. 359 330 7. ao 8.

400 9. 350 10. 350 bl 1. 323 4 2. 500 6U 3.

350 7 4. 550 7 5. 403 6V 6. 40 'M 7. 475 6 8.

375 5 9. 500 5 10. 500 Average: 6 as. 8 UK 13U 12 5-4 13.8 f- 4 3-4 5.3 L. E.

Donovan, of the boot and shoe house of Longley DeS Moines, contributes the following for the benefit of his fellow travelers: "1 always carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with me during the summer for use in case of emergency. It Is good a thing and I can recommend it without hesitation." For sale by Bros. 833 13 ELERICK Druggists and Chemists, for March reached almost the highest point attained during any month since the road reached Harper the total receipts beingover or more than 81,000 per day. The coming month will probably be the heaviest ever known here. Did any one say it was dull times now? Graphic.

Don't fail to see the Flying Dutchman, at Botkin Beeson's. This is acknowledged to be the best sulky plow made. 0 Insley A Voorhes call special attention to their stock of cook stoves a large stock just arrived and will be sold low. 0 A large congregation assembled last Sunday morning to listen to a sermon by Rev. Botkin.

In the evening he delivered a lecture on temperance, and was also greeted by a large number of people. Mr. Botkin is a forcible and pleasant speaker and seems to be in earnest in the work he has chosen for himself. This gentleman preached the first sermon ever delivered in Attica. Mr.

Bard well, who has charge of M. T. Morris' business at this place, is a young man of superior business tact and is making himself felt in this community. He attentive, energetic, industrious and pleasant to all who enter the store. We predict for him much success in life, if he follows his present course.

Mr. Morris is fortunate in securing the services of Mr. Bardwell. 175 head light oil, at Mansfield Bro's. 0 Use Diamond wall finish, the new calcimine, at Mansfield Bro's.

0 -We were favored with a call from Wm. Coulther, Tuesday. Mr. C. is from Rising Sun, having a branch house at Chanute this state.

He was here working up a trade in clothing, hats, caps, trunks, cloaks, millinery goods, and seems to be pleased with his success. He also owns property in Attica, and was here looking after it. He is an intelligent gentlemen, and talks sensibly of the future of our town. Call again. A large stock of nice lamps for sale at cost, at Elerick Bro.s drug store.

0 Every other man seems to think himself "cut out" for a real estate agent, when, in fact, he knows not the fundamental principles of the great benefit to a county in many ways. They adverties the property abroad and encourage immigration and capital, but, on the contrary, a land agent, a land shark, perhaps, would be more appropriate, can be a positive detriment to any town or county by fleecing every settler that comes in. Coldwater Star. Frank Simon, druggist, Rulo, says: "I have sold several dozen of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and can say no one bought it but what gave it a splendid recommendation and said it is the best medicine they have used." For sale by Mansfield Bros. -DEALERS IX- L.

O. Ga'e, druggist, Mitchell, says: "Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is one of the grandest preparations ever offered to the trade." He has sold it for eight years and ought to know what it will do. Sold by Mansfield Bros. nTyl Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes and everything to be found in a Firstelass Drug Store. Comer Main Street and Avenue ATTICA, KAS.

Draft reduced to furrow 16 inches wide aud six inches deep: Average draft of walKlng plow 560.7G0 ths F. D. sulky 412 221 lbs Difference in favor of F. D. 157.436 fts Condition of ground, Fair.

We, the undersigned, constituting the committee appointed to conduct this test, hereby certify to the correctness of the above statement, Pratt, Minton, Jones, James Mann. Thos Campbell. We confess that we were a little astonished at the great difference between the two plows, not belie veing that a sulky would how so much lighter draft over that of a walking plow as was fairly and honestly shown that day, Certainly the Flying Dutchman posesses advantages that are of great importance to all farmers who desire to do a large amount of plowing with a heavy team or who have small team to do their work. It is evident tlnit the Flying Dutchman is the plow for the farmer, if he desires to secure what is at all times of great draft and uniform depth of furrow. Botkin Beeson, have the Flying Dutchman for sale and our farmers should examine it at their implement house.

J. M. O. Watt, of restaurant fame, has our thanks for enough cigars to run us for a week. He Knows Watt.

Workmen are engaged on the new banK building, and it will not be long until the bank will be In operation. Capt. Harrison, who has been sick tor some time. Is recovering under the skillful care of Dr. G.

W. Elerick. Mlllspaugh, Hlhgam A Co. have the best washing machine in the state. 0 Car load of Troy stoves Just received by Mlllspaugh, Hlgham A at lowest prlces.O A new stage line was put on Wednesday, between this city and Anthony; also, between Anthony and Kiowa.

G. Short, 1J4 miles north, has 70 acres of onts planted, 40 of which Is up and is very flue. He will plant JO acres more. For the best square meal, the best ba-ker's bread, and the best cigar in town, call at Fair's popular restaurant. 0 A large, new line of summer goods arrived yesterday at the New York store.

0 J. H. Miller, of the firm of Ontt A Miller, went to Independence last Friday on busl-nesa, aud Mr. Out is a again on hand. F.llsha Hudson has traded his house in jT A.

VALE, REAL ESTATE AGENCY AND NOTARY PUBLIC, ATTICA, Kansas'. RICHARD BOTKIN. J. A. MILLER.

-The largest variety of garden seeds in town, at Mize's. When three or four men wrangle over who shall have certain lots, we take it that property in desirable places is in great demand in this city, as was the case last Friday. Only one man was satisfied. The foundation of the new rink is finished and the superstructure is being pushed forward at a rapid rate. Messrs.

Snapp A Kinney have the contract. The building is 45 by 80 feet. The Denton Bro's are energetic. Call and see the finest iine of cutlerry in the city, at Mlllspaugh, Higham A Co's. 0 -City bakery and restaurant has the "Dandy" cigar; best in town.

0 i nvmn i muni; i1 mm LiU, ll 5 ATTICA, KANSAS. rpilEO. BOTKIN, Attorney at Law, variety of Mlllspaugh, Higham A Co. are handling The largest town, at Mize's. garden seeds in 0 ATTICA, KAS.

Practice in State and Federal Cou rts. Botkin Miller, Proprietors. Persons desiring teams to any part of the conntry can be accommodated at reasonable rates. Will try to keep teams on hand to supply the demand. an immense amount of farm implements this season, which they are selling at low prices.

About one o'clock this morning, and after we had part of our edition offthe whole rear of the Roth well Opera house fell down. It was impossible to learn the cause, but the Contractors and builders can always find a full and complete stock of nails and builders hardware, without the annoyance often occasioned by having to wait until goods are ordered or borrowed, at Insley A Voorhes. 0 W. A. Pendar is engaged on the carpen ter work of a house 26x26, in the west part of Always something on hand to R.

ROBINSON, Contractor and Builder, Dealer in Real Estate. Choice Business and Resident lots For Sale. ATTICA, Kansas. Inyo Items. Mr.

Kraugh, Mr. Work, and another Gentleman of which we unfortunately did not hear his name, started for Seward last week, Mr. Kraugh, to take possession of his claim, and the other Gentlemen to look for claims. The Sunday school, at Sunny Vale, is increasing wonderfully in interest, loss will be almost irreparable. Nearly the whole town was a wakened by the crash, and thought the millennium had come.

Ed. Spooner, who slept in the building is missing and is suppored to be buried in the ruins. Full particulars in to-morrow's daily, Trade or Sell. 5TCome and see us. which the Advocate office is located to Edward Rose for his land near Hazelton.

Meals at all hours at Freeman A Wheeler's, first door east of postofflce, 0 Base balls and bats at Mansfield Bro's. 0 Mr. Ryan, two miles north, has just finished husKing acres of corn, and will have nearly 100 bushels to the acre, he says. R. F.

Heap, one of the most popnlar young clerks in town, was in Harper Tuesday on business for the New York store. Ladies who desire to Iook at a beautiful line of fashionable millinery goods and to purchase cheap should call on Mrs. Tull. 0 Houses and lots for sale by Burns A Hudson 0 Goss, of Argonia, Is here looking for a house in which to open up a stock of dry goods and clothing. Still they come.

H. Huntington, a large sheep owner, near Sharon, called to-day. He says his sheep went through the winter in fairshape. A fine line of clocks, cheap, at Mansfield fig sgO 1 I PI 9 Attica Eating House, 45rOppof ite the depot eals at AH Hours. J.

M. G. WATT, Proprietor. town for Mr.Hende son, who ist arrived from Michigan. Besides this, he contemplates erecting several houses during the season, Oo to the city bakery and restaurant for a good meal.

0 Oo to the citv bakery and restaurant for confectionery, cigars and tobacco. 0 Monday was one of the busiest days we have ever seen in Attica. The streets were full of teams and the merchants were doing a good business. There is a good, solid trade coming to this city from the surrounding country. The Young brothers, lately from Ohio, who bought 400 acres of land miles northeast of this place, paying 56,000 for the tract, are putting over 200 acres in corn and oats.

A. PENDAR, Contractor Builder ATTICA, KANS. Estimates furnished and all work warranted a good attendance last Sunday. John Ellis, has accepted a position in Cuppy's store in Attica, where he has been for the past wpek. Rev.

Knight, of Kinsman preached at Sunny Vdle, March 22, and delivered a good sermon, and left an appointment to be filled in two weeks from that time. Fannie Brown, has returned from Anthony, where she has bpen spending a few weeks with Mr. Wharton's, her friends are pleased to see her, and extend a hearty welcome. OUB OPINIOIT. After selling numberless pierarations, wc are convinced that Tropical Oil is unequalled.

Fc pains, cuts, bruises, Rheumatism, frost bites, chilblains, it Is war ranted by us. Mansfield Bro's. n8yl STEANQE! We do not Know of any mediclr.e 1'iat has gained an equal popularity, in such a short time, for the instant relief of coughs and soreness in the lungs, as Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. It is mild and pleasant to take and 175 head light oil, at Mansfield Bro's. 0 -The largest variety of garden seeds in town, at Mize's.

0 We were favored with a pleasant call from Nathaniel Grigsby, late of northwest Missouri. He has purchased 800 acres of land ten miles northwest of Attica, and is now fencing half a section of it and will stock it with grade cattle and good horses. Mr. G. will live in Attica, and is now engaged in building a residence on hi lots here.

He has already invested over 510,000 in this town and in land. We are pleased to have men of means and energy settle in our town and county. The wind of last night in the northwest part of town totally destroyed the house belonging to Mr. Burget. At the time, it was occupied by himself and litt le boy.

Mr. B. was severely bruised and the boy badly hurt. His honshold goods were scattered all over the neighborhood. Outhouses in that part of town were blown down and totally wrecked.

Mr. Toler's house was moved from the foundation, and Mr. Grigsby's front door wasbl wn in. The storm seemed to have passed through the northwest part of town. We have not" heard of any other damage.

THE POPULAR Restaurant and Bakery. E. W. FAIR, Prop. ATTICA, KANSAS.

My tables are always supplied with the best in the market. Cigars and Tobacco For Sale. GIVE A. KIRK, These gentlemen seem to have the right sortof grit and energy. Go to Ontt A Miller for fresh garden seeds In bulk, one door south of Mize's grocery house, Attica, Kan.

notf. Another cir load of Winfield flour just received, by Mlllspaugh, Higham A Co. 0 See the advertisement of Davis A Stephens. These gentlemen have just opened a livery and feed stable south of the depot and are prepared to accommodate the public in their line. They will do the fair thing ty you.

Give them a call. A. T. Bragg has purchased an interest in the grocery house of A. Plnmley A Co.

This is one of the neatest and most complete grocery houses in town, and the gentlemen composing the firm are among our best merchants and citizens. They are doing a good business. Attorney at Law, ATTICA, KANS. OUTT MILLER, vlu3 win not injure tne most cieneaie imam. Free sample bottles e.t Mansfield Bro's.

8 yl I'se Diamond wall finish, the new mine, at Mansfield Bro's. Brothers. 0 Deeds and mortgages carefully executed by Burns A Hudson. 0 Nick Ward, five miles northwest of Attica, Is having a room 12x22 with porch on each side, added to his dwelling. F.

M. Brown, builder. G. C.Smith of Harper dealer in horses and mules, is oue of the Joll lest boys in the business. Don't let your modesty, George, keep you out of our den.

Uase balls and bats at Mansfield Bro's. 0 Beautiful ladles ties and gents manllla hats at the New York store. 0 Elisha Hudson and R. B. Burns have formed a copartnership In the real estate business.

Their office Is over Hutchlns A drug store. 'Marshal Beeson arrested Jas. Clark last Monday for drunkenness and dlsorderly couduct on the streets. Fined $8 and costs, amounting in nil to $10. For bargains In farm or city property call on Bums A Hudson, office over Hutch-lns A Dumars' drug store.

0 A fine line of clocks, cheap, at Mansfield Bro's. 0 -W. H. Davis, of Fulton, was in town this week. He Is an old neighbor ofG.

C. Smith, the horse dealer. Mr. D. is a very JONES BROTHERS, General Blacksmiths LAND.

LOAN, -Recently a lady of this city was the recipient of a dog as a present from a friend in Wellington. Monday the dog bit the lady on jy F. INGLES, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, ATTICA, KANS.

Calls promptly answered day or night. Office with Mansfield Bro's, In drug store. n6 JgLERICK BRO.S, Physicians and Surgeons, All calls promptly attended. Office, corner Maiu St. and Avenue ATTICA, KANSAS.

AKD for the G. A. R. cigar; and Wood workmen, KANSAS. Oo to Mize's in town.

best 0 ATTICA, Jg M. McDANIEL, Real Estate Agent, ATTICA, KAS. 5 First door south of Mize's grocery nimt ATTICA, KANSAS. vln5 For the best steel fence wire, go to Insley 1 Jt Voorhes. 0 We are pleased to know that J.

B. Young 1 of Humboldt, has purchased several desira- ble lots on the west side of north Main street, He will probably build on one or more of them. His visit here was highly satisfacto- ry to htm and he looks upon our town as a snre success. the hand, and she is confident the dog is mad, as there has been twenty or more dogs killed in Wellington lately, supposed to be nffected. The lady's name is Mrs.

Orr, and her husband, who went west to secure a claim, being absent, our citizens made ud a sum of money to send her to Oxford for the purpose of having the benefit of a mad stone, there being one at that place. From the time the lady was bitten she has grown worse all the time, and there seems to be no doubt about the dog having been mad. The doe was killed, and there ire numerous other dogs in this town that should be killed. Mlllspaugh, Higham Co. are selling the best barb wire in the city, at low prices.

0 The Singer sewing machine company Attica Laundry. First door North of Dearborn's Hotel. Work Neatly and Promptly Done Work called for and delivered. Attica Laundry Co. vlnotf Li.

J. MURPHY, Manager. JILLY ELLIS, DRAYMAN, ATTICA, KAS. Freight transferred from lt-pot at reasonable rates. Deliveries and all Jobs promptly attended to.

I luive two town lots and afarni for sale. Give mc call. n2ni3 and choice town Correspondence Desirable tracts of land lots for sale at bargains, solicited BARNEY, Livery, Feed, Sale, CITY BARBER SHOP. have opened an office in the Kansas furni AND Alfred A. Glass, Proprietor.

pERGUSON DAVIS, Contractors and Plasterers, ATTICA, KNS. Orders left at P. H. Miller's store will receive pro ript attention. We guarantee all work to be first class in every particular and ask a trial.

vlnltf --Dr. J. W. Hutchins has commenced the erection of a large residence in the northeast part of town, also a barn. The first named will be 24x3S and the latter 16x24.

The Doctor, who is one of our most enterprising citizens, is making preparations to live com fortably. Botkin Bro's have some fine farms and ranches for sale cheap. 0 Cull on Botkin Bro's for real estate. 0 The people of Anthony had a big time yesterday, in honor of the running of the flrt train Into that city. Tbeiband was out, also all available carriages, wagons and 'busses, were brought into service to carry the throng out to meet the cars.

Anthony feels jubilant, and we hope to see hr boom. Commission Stable. ture store building. Machines can be bought now on one and two years, without interest. All kinds of machines, organs and pianos repaired, and needles and parts of machines kept on hand.

All orders by mail will be promptly attened to. Old machines taken i exchange for new ones; also, new machinos sold on $5 monthly payments, by the Singer M'f'g Attica, Kas. 7tf, Next door to new hotel, Attica. I respectfully ask a share of the public pa ronage and guarantee satisfaction in all branches of the art. vlu6 pleasant, social gentleman.

One contractor, Mr. Pendar, commenced aud completed four houses in less than a week, and began on the fifth. This Is the report of one contractor. Attic still booms. S.

A. Wolfe, general real estate agent, has choice lots for sale, at bargains. Parties will do well to see him before purchasing elsewhere. Office, Mai street, third block north of depot. 0 We got a letter from a friend this week and in regard to our last issue he uses this language: "The iast issue was a 'high-flyer' daisy does not express it.

It's Immense." Egypt, in all herglory could not compete with Kansas in the quantity and quality of its corn. If Joseph were alive he would telegraph his brethren to come to Kansas by first train. Tall and examine those gents manilla bats and ladies dress goods at the New York store. 0 43 40CtZ roruie LiiHiiiix waMm ui 1000 E. FAWCETT, Proprietor, The above named horse will stand at E.

Fawcett's livery stable in the north part of Atticn, the ensuing season, on Friday and Satnrdav of each week, commeclng Friday, April 3, also, at my place, 1 mile north of Inyo, the remainder of the week. KANSAS. ATTICA, It is reported that Attica is infested wilh a set of thieves, gamblers, thugs and dead-beats generally, and tbat tbe morals of that town are becoming so corrupt that the -jyj- R. SMITH, Attorney at Law, JAS. D.

PARSONS. ATTICA, Kansas, Is agent for the Prescott. Kansas, Nursery E. Billings. Proprietor.

Orders for stock from the atove Nursery so licited. Stock gnanped to be first clas'. and true to name. lntroS -Don't forget that G.C.Smith has some contemplating a change of residence unless Real Estate and Collecting Aft line horses and mules for sale at Lanedfc Vau- there is a reformation. Sharon New.

it. i I I ATTICA, KANSAS. Good Rigs furnished at reasonable prices and on short notice. Feed Yards and Sheds in connection. S-Caii on me.

Barney is a half-blood Norman, his dam was Gray Eagle and Brown Fanner. Tekms: Season, to insure, $10; single service, $5. No responsibility for accidents, but ar'- tflken tr a-oii them. Call and see 1 him. pi 3m pd D.

C. ELLIS, Prop, practice iu tbc various courts of tbe State and the Federal Office in Hutchins Dumars Drug Store. car and it will pay you to call and see item. Attica is as well governed as Sharon, them. 0 or any other town..