Attica Record from Attica, Kansas • 4

IsSTESiISIXJaO 1881. ATTICA RECORD. T. TRICKETT, Editor and. Proprietor.

THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1886. A dozen boxes of strawberries at $4 a box were served at President's last dinner to the senators. Jeff-ersonian simplicity comes high, but a Democratic Administration must have it. AND DEALERS IN KM afcfsJiijWsfl Paper, Mr. Director; I am not able to.

In fact, the teacher is largely in your power. A director once said to" a teacher just before the contract was signed: "We expect you to govern your school. The school is not a luxury, but an expensive necessity. Obedience is absolutely necessary to its success. Be firm, reasonable and judicious, and you can depend upon our hearty support; but when you find you cannot govern the school we hope you will resign.

This community cannot afford the example of disobedience and disorder in the school." There were no cases of whipping in that school, no disturbance, and the teacher, feeling that she had the support of those who employed her, exacted prompt obedience. But the directors felt that they had the influence of the whole community to sustain them; that the whipping of an idle, disobedient boy would not occasion a law suit, and that it would not be necessary for them to meet in solum conclave and reprimand a teacher because she laid hands suddenly upon the lawless lad. m20 Wi School Report. Report of school taught in'Dist. 14 for the month ending April 2, 1886.

"Whole no. enrolled, 28. Average daily attendance, 19. Perfect in deportment, 11. 90 and above in scholarship: Andrew Walker, Louie Pratt aud Edith Mark-ham.

Not absent: Florence and Walter Long, Roy and Willie Shannon, Edith Markham and Andrew AValker. Visitors: Olive Read, Wichita; A. J. Titus, Northwest Harper; L. S.

Eckles, Keystone and W. J. Hendricks. The great event of the month was the "The Settlers Meeting" March 27, a full account of which appeared in your last week's issue. Ten districts were repressented as follows: Dist.

No. 1, F. C. Raney; No. 8, Elmer and Mary Titus and JZula Edwards; No.

9, Fred 13owen; No. 14, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hellert, Henry Shannon, Henry Shafer, A. Hadwig-er, G.

W. Markham, J. M. Baker, A.N. Walker and J.

C. elker, Emmet and Clara Moor, Peter, Noah and Thomas Shafer, Henry, Jasper and Cornelius Rather, Cora Terrel, Clarence Pratt, S. A. Terry, Mrs. D.

F. Long, Olive Read and Thankful AVillard; No. 19, Jessie A. Neeley; No. 20, J.

W. and Sarah Clark, J. W. and Eva Elliot, Kate and Ambie Parker; No. 31, P.

Schweick-ardt; No. 30, Thomas Croxton; No. 49. A. G.

McCrady; No. 6i; E. R. Sampson, S. M.

Shafer, A. B. Bowen, Sarah Robinson and Mary Sampson. The above are only the names or those who enrolled. C.

B. Titur, Teacher. A pecular case is that of the editor of a Minnesota paper who was elected a member of the Town Council. In a recent issue he GREGG CO. roundly scored that body, himself included, of course and claimed Are sole agents in Attica for the Celebrated that not a member was worthy of reelection.

We believe this is the first instance of the kind on Water Proof Ready Mixed Sam Jones swore off on tobacco The best in use, Tinted Lead, All colors and shades, Coach And Car Colors, ground in Oil and Japan, Prepared by the Ullman Philpott IVSft. Cleveland. Ohio. just a little too soon. Possibly he made a mental reservation that he would use up the stock on hand R3- Call for color cards etc.

at Attica I do not wish to appear as an ad vocate of whipping (I avoid the term "corporal punishment" as too and possibly he may regard as stock on hand, the fifty pound of tobacco which his friends were about to send him. In a recent is-of the Atlanta Constitution appeared the following: "The friends oi Sam Jones in this section are preparing to send him a fifty pound box of AAAA chewing tobacco. indefinite), but about the first thing KIBBY BROS to be taught juvenile theology is the doctrin that "there is a God in Israel." Many an unruly boy is suffering in the formation of his JAS. MAJORS, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, ATTICA, KA1ST. Does all kinds of work In hia line at rea onable rates.

Estimates furnished on build ing-s ou application. Can be found at Elerici tt Whit' 8 Land office. character, because the faculty that our forefathers so well understood, of putting the whip where it would do the most good, is becoming one of the lost arts. H. LLEWELYN JONES, ABSTEACT0E.

ATT0ENEY- AT-LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC. This is an unpopular doctrine and will find no favor with the sentimentalism of the day; but the public school teachers know it is true and are sorry because it is too true. Examination of Titles and Real Estate. Law practice a specialty. Deeds, Aiortgages ana le New York Store, opposite Stone Bank, Leaders of Low Prices for Reliable Goods.

WE HANDLE- DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, And the Celebrated HOMO FLOUR. We mate a Specialty of GLASS and UDMSIABE. Fresh Vegetables ffilvays on hand. ITigyliest mai-ket rice paid for all ltinclss ixolxiee. Wa make Special Orders for Goods to Accommodate Customers.

KIBBY BROS. PIONEER AT A ET. The Border road has located its permanent line up to within two miles of Gueda Springs and the right of way has been paid for. Two hundred graders commenced work on the 5th inst at Arkansas City and ten miles of the grading has been contracted. The company has been delayed from trouble over the right of way.

The road will push on west through South Haven and Caldwell to Anthony as men and money can do it after the bonds and right of way have been procured. Anthony Republican. Yesterday W. F. Hunter presented the editor with a postal card upon which is written chapters 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and apart of the 10th of the srosDel according: to St.

John. gal papers drawn wun accuracy auu ucavuesa office on Jennings avenue. Anthony, Kansas. ilpifli, Iliib containing 6,201 words; which is ceartamly the greatest teat at small legible penmanship ever accomplished in the world, or that is on record at least. It was written with a Spencerian steel pen and every word is legible to a person with a good eye, yet so tiresome that none can read more than a moment.

We have placed the card under a magnifying glass and found the hand writing good, all letters being well formed and symmetrical. Harper Sentinel. Of LJ CO qI Ll! or -AJNX- -r 1ALER I3ST Fresh and Salt Meats. Poultry and Game, Fish, Oysters URN ITU --AJST3D 3 ihiiz: Attica, Kattsa. East Side Main street.

SPAKE NOT THE ROD AND bPOIL. THE CHIUD. We notice that difficulties, and in some instances expensive law suits, have resulted in many parts of the state between parents and teacher because the latter felt it necessary to inflict corperal punishment. While flogging is wholly uncalled for, all who have dealt with children know that there are times when the best thing possiable for an unruly Young America is a sound whipping. As our own county has not been except from school troubles of this nature we deem the following from an Iowa action Red H.

G. POWERS, OF THE JFFUMITUREatthe paper too good to be missed. Read it. Is Here c23 expects To S3err.o,Ir. And will be pleased to take orders for Nnrs-erv Stock 01 all kinds, jraaranteeins: to be as "The bo walks into the school represented.

Headquarters at Laclede Hotel, Attica, Kansas. room with a chip on his shoulder and challenges the teachar to knock it off. Of course the pupils admire this youthful hero, and the teacher Tvm st, Rather submit to his insolence or run the risk of a reprimand by theboard. if she touches the younsr 1 PATRONIZE H03IE INSTITUTIONS, i man's property. "The person of i Jii a a Ths Sou'iiiarn Kansas Railway IS A KANSAS ROAD, And is thoroufrlilr jlentiflel with tho fntj tne pupil is scareu, auuiue switcu which our forefathers thought an remedv for some of the Call and examine our stock and prices before purchasing elswhere.

S. A. WOLFE, D.C.Irwin, Proprietor. Manager. AVI Is to which vouth is heir is nnw considered a "relic of barbar ism." But there is another side to The TiT5'T'-'r'rd have now for sal at thHi yarJ.

5 orth of A.Uc-st. plenty of irood bricic Et rcdMiiis Hive it a call, tinlrt i so be lei't at Wolfe Jc Miller real estate ofiicu BKOffs mam. the picture. Provided the school house stands st8 ana progress or mo iM.ait ui n.uu.-na i its people, and affords its patrons iatf anequaied by any line in Eaistcrn and Southern Kansas, rtintiTiig' THROUGH EXPRE5S trains dailr between Kansas City and Oiat he. Otxawa.

Garnet t. Iola. Humboldt, Chanute, Cherrfvai-, InUw pendence, Wmfteid, Weiijfigton. Harper, AUica, Kiowa, and pnii.ts. THUOUUH MAIL trains daily (exc pt San- der) between Kansas City and cil.riirtfii!.

ard interioedatc stations, nia-in? connections at Ottawa, Chonute anl CNt- in the neighborhood of a church. and the church windows are broken O. M. BE AB1 or the fence whittled and defaced, then it is a different storv indeed: ica 4 rvraie frith or for Etnpora. Uijr-linrrtoa.

Giranl, Walnut and Coue ACCOMMODATION trii-us dHll- except between Kansas Citj, Cl.st.ie aad Oi RETkMBF.T that br purchasing: tickets via -w but still the poor teacher is blamed. This time it is because "she can't I'Pfin the vounsr vandals under TOES GE5EIIA.L control." The old Israelite forced to make bricks without- straw had lunula iJHlsliUS lh.fi lne connection ninoc in yuv Dwt, KaoJ4s (Jitv. with throuffh tram to points, avoiding tran-ferH ad ciiangca way stat ou. TiOIvETS can be piirchits'-d ra this line at aav of the rcpuiar coJr and vour hajrat' che ke i thnuikii to Jesfinst on E-t, West Nonti or fou it. riLL-V'sAN SLKEl'KiilS on all ttu.n.

an easy task compared with the finch er of todav. who is expected to keep fifty children in good order I wish to call attention to the fact that 3 am making FARM LOANS at very low rates, either with or without commission. I loan for a Home company, and can get your money without delay. Call and see me, over Jobes' Bank. J.

T. EOTZIN. without a particle ol lautnority to further ce pinps iders. or on or All ntfcn'forl fo. Ro back her.

What are you going to do about it? You can answer that question,.