The Daily Bulletin from Emporia, Kansas • 4

THE DAILY BULLETIN. Father Dominic Meier, who went to Cincinnati about two weeks ago, soliciting THE EVENT OF THE SEASONI AT JAY' HALL, THE EMPORIA RIFLES WILL PRESENT The Grand Military Drama "COLOR GUARD." MAY 25, 2G, 27 AND 28, 1881. Under The Management of Will H. Gunn, Who has had year of experience in producing this beautiful Allegory, and will delight aud fascinate those who are so lortuuate us to see tlie play. The Drama will consist of I) attic, Prison, Camp, Marching and other Scenes, Tableaux etc.

Do not fail to witness their beautiful play, A.DMISSION", 50c. Reserved Seats can be secured at Ellen Plumb's Hook Store Without Extra Charge. The tableaus in the Color Guard are more than worth the price of admission. A WORD FROM THE WELCH. Editor Bulletin.

By the kindness of David Howell we were favored with twelve tickets from Southampton, England, to Emporia, Kansas, via the North German Lloyd Steamship Line. We came across in the Steamer Main, mak. ing the time of crossing the ocean a little more than eight days, running time. The steamer and all its appointments, including board, were first class, the ollkers were kind and courteous, and we would advise all our friends and parties in this and the old country that intend to cross the great ocean, to buy their tickets via North German Lloyd Line. By publishing this you will do us a great favor.

John W. and'Family. William is and Family. P. S.

Mr. P. E. Stromberg, Emporia, Kansas, is their Aerent. Call on him when inscriptions for the completion of the 4 I J.

j.iivis ucie, lias reuirncu. Rev, T. S. Burrows returned to thU city from Colorado on Friday last, where he had been to look after home mining In terests. He is highly pleased with hi 1IUXICC18, A fine combination fruit tand and cas tor, a present from Mr.

Win. Powell. proprietor of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, to iwr. una Mrs. a.

i'emberton, is on ex hibition at II. J. Bird's jewely store. We have It from good authority that the T. ti S.

F. Railroad Company are making arrangements to put in machine- shops at tins jKjint, which will give em ployment to a large number of hands. We arc glad to see that Win. Powell's Fifth Avenue Hotel Is doing a good business. This hotel has always been a favorite stopping place for commercial men, and the "boys" can't come to Emporia without giving "Bill" a call.

Hall, Waite A Co. are in receipt of another lot of line musical instruments, among which we notice a magnificent Root Son's upright piano. We are glad to know that Hall, Wan Co. are doing a large business in musical instruments. The Emporia Electric Light and Gas Company is progressing in their work, although no work as yet lias been done towards erecting the buildings, laying pipes, ice.

The enterprise is a fixed fact and the works will be built at an early day. The Duke of Southerland, who passed thro' this city on Friday evening last, is inspecting the American system of railroads, and is the guest of the T. S. F. Company.

The nobleman was accompanied by W. F. White, General Passenger Agent, and T. J. Anderson and Supt.

Chase. On Saturday last Frederick Fredingball of Readiii f-tn. was a. iested and brought before Judge Jiacheller, on complaint of 1 1 il I seison vcsion or itic same piaee, ior maliciously shooting and killing his (Was-lonM fine shepherd dor. The charire 1 (- was sustained, and the fine and costs were assessed a $25.00.

An Americus girl laid her cheek on the easy chair-back against his head and murmured: "How 1 do love to rest thus against your dear head, Agustus!" "Do you," said he; "Is it because you love me, darling?" "No, it is because it is so nice and soft?" Then he lay and lay, and thought and thought. The Hoard of Directors of the Whitley Opera House company, met on Friday last and elected the iollowing othcers: II. C. Whitley, President; L. Severy, Vice-President; Van R.

Holmes, Secretary; Chas. S. Cross, Treasurer. The President was authorized to advertise for bids, the building to be completed by October next. On Saturdav last.

Georsrc Williams was arrested and brouirht before Ttulirc Bach- ellor for striking his wife and girl with a "blackssnake" whip. Mrs. Williams swore that as far as she was concerned, the charge was false. As to the girl the charges were sustained by competent witnesses. The fine imposed by the court, and costs in the case, amounted to $17.0, which were promtly paid.

Work on the new denot in this citv will be commenced on the first of June; and we are reliably informed that Mr. W. H. Strong says it will be the finest on the line of the A. T.

S. F. railroad west of Topeka. It will be one hundred feet lonr ami ioriy ieet wuie, as we stated berorc. It will be two stories high and be supplied with all the modern improvements of a first-class depot, including baggage rooms and track sheds, and a magnificient din ing hall.

What Emporia has: A $60,003 Normal School; a $75,000 water-works; a $25,000 Hotel Coolidge; a $17,000 High School building; a $20,000 round-house; a $13,000 Congregational church; a $10, 000 Presbyterian church; and 17 other separate and distinct churchorganiza-tions, with building ranging in price from $1,000 up to $5,000. What Emporia will have this summer A $30,000 opera house; a $40,000 cut stone depot; a $50,000 gas works: a Catholic a M. F. church; a $20,000 hotel, at lea-! $30,000 worth of new bri.k business houses, some expensive residences, another railroad possibly two extensive railroad machine shops possibly a woolen mill and packing bo- Emporia is about to book, and tu JACK JONES, LOCAL EDITOR. l.OOO.

Ivnicnd ut the Postollice in Emporia, as second class mutter. MONDAY, MAY 30, 1 88 1 cents per week, payable weekly. ADVERTISING UATKS. Transient Local Notices 5c per line for each insertion Contract local notices jc per line each insertion; Business CanU and Displayed Advertisements ic per line eacli insertion; transient Advertisements jc er line each insertion. All Advertisements measured in nonpareil, plight words make a line, yOu to D.

W. Jones Co. for fresh grocer- ttflio to J). V. one Co.

for all kinds ol Ml fl-Itf-Look out for the sponges that Ferdinand LSJ the druggist will soon nave. A jf the Druggist, one door south ol w2U First National Bank, Coininercial-st. atf Armor, dealer in Flour, Feed and wraiu. ne lest (lour for the money, in this market. a -jut tTaMIuHlies have a very large and fresh tkXr supply of groceries in their new store in Odd Fellows lllock, 'irjTtjfFcrdinand, the Druggist, is soon going to get his stock of pure teas, coffees and spices.

The best only will he kept. atf you wish a superb suit of clothes, clc-gantlyinade in the latest style, leave your order with 1. Jones Co. merchant tailors. SFarin Hands Wanted.

Will pav highest wages. 10,000 to 15,000 fence-post for sale. 10 tons hay for sale. N. LOCK K.MAN.

6-u O. A. Hiddle will devote special atten ikt uon to 111c iliseases ol lemalus. Office over tnetiak Hall clothing store. 6-tf JTf-H'Vrdinand, the druggist, is going to war-rant his mixed paints any building that is not when painted with our Prepared I'aints, we will repaint at our cxpciuc, with such hite Lead or other paint as the property owner may select.

3tl The early reporter gets the item. Senator 1 B. Plumb is hooked for a speech In Smith-co. this week. With six hundred dollars more, the new M.

E. church of Emporia will rise. M. L. Rees has returned from where' he has been on business.

Small boys will take notice that ripe cherries can be found on several trees in this city. E. F. Spraguc has shaved his whiskers olf, and is now the handsomest man in town, fact! There were two little scrimmages on the corner of Fifth and Commercial, Saturday night. Earn all you can, and spend less than you earn, and your heirs will thank you, if no one else does.

Persons having bills to post should1call on George Tarbell. His postolllee address is: City Hill Poster, Box 617. J. M. McCowan has returned from St.

Louis a full-fledged lawyer, and hung out his sign in the Emporia National Bank building. Owing to the fact that their church was undergoing repairs, the colord Bab-ttsts held their meeting in the court house yesterday. As soon as the new A. T. S.

depot is completed, the otd depot will be improved, enlarged and used exclusively as a freight depot. Mr. J. H. Mills bought last week jo.ooo pounds of wool.

The price ranged from 15c to oc per pound. The clip is just beginning to come into market. The Indian medicine-man has left the city. He reaped a bountiful harvest of quarters and half dollars, and promised to come again next vear. N.

E. Weaver started on Saturday last tor Alamosa, Colorado, with two cars of Missouri mules. Mr. Weaver goes to the mountains for pleasure and speculation. On Friday night last a new satellite was discovered revolving around the Moon that occupies the Lyon-co.

court house. It is of the male pursuasion and weighs ten lbs. Last Saturday a large tarantula was discovered on a banana stalk at Rice's restaurant, the "beast" was captured and carried off by a stranger who was present. Turn out and give the boys a rousing house to-night. It Is worth twice the price to see "That Duchman" he Is immense.

This being Decoration day the Rifles will decorate the grave of their comrad, Hurt road well who died last vear, and any ot her graves of soldiers they may be able to find. Give the "Color Guard" a rousinir house to-night. Tickets 25c and 35c. To-night is the last chance to see the thrilling war drama of of the "Color Guard." Tickets 25 and 35 cents. The attention of our worthy and ef ficient Street Commissioner is kindly in vited to the fact that many large stones are lying around loose on which is a source of great annoyance and some danger to persons driving teams thereon particularly light buggies.

Will he ahate the nuisance? Of course he will. The Emporia Rifles were complimented with a rousing house on Saturday night, and the "Color Guard" was rendered in a superb manner. Hy the request of many citizens they will produce the play again this evening. The price of admission has been reduced to 25c and 35c. We hope to see the house crowded fo overflowing.

In addition to the new buildimrs to be erected in Emporia, mentioned in the Bulletin last Friday, te learn that the entire snace west of the Emnori.i Nation. al Hank, on to will be built up with a block of handsome business rooms, and that a new hotel will be erected on the south-west corner of Fifth-ave. and Merchants-st. The Fort Wayne (Ind.) Gazette talks: 'Arlington's Minstrels gave one of the )est entertainments last night at the Opera House seen in Fort Wayne this season. The troupe consists of twenty-four members, and the entertainment includes singing, solo plaving, negro min strelsy, clog dancing and laughable far ces.

Some ot the voices in the troupe are excellent. Mr. Hanks Winters sang the pathetic little song called "The Cradle's Empty" with touching effect. The cornet solos by Harry Hardy were gracefully played, and the hnrmonicon solos by Mr. Ihomas Young were wonderful.

The humorous oration by Mr. Arlington and the banjo music by the same amusing artist and his little dosr "Dot," were rapturously applauded. The jokes were fresh, the dancing re markably tine, and the farces running over with laughter." Mr. Chalfant, of Emporia, has started a neat little morning daily paper. The Daily Bulletin, in that city that srives good promise in its tone and make up.

Another daily in Emporia shows a large degree of pluck on the part of its pro prietor, hut as we like to see pluck re warded, we hope Mr. Chalfant may make i ins nuiu venture a paying success. ten-rcha Herald. Thanks. There is just as much room in Emporia for da'ly papers as there is for one.

The people want two and are going to support them both. Virtually there has not been but one paper in Emponu for the past two years. Em poria is a city of over inhabitants and can support two daily papers as easi ly as rolling off a log. The Daily leti fact, and will shortly be enlarged. The people like it, subscribe for it and advertise in it.

It is so cheap that everybody can afford it, and so well that everybody will read it. The iii'LLETiN is a local paper for local purposes, and to fulfill its mission it is not necessary that it should be as large as a horse blanket and filled up with stereotype plates of worthless advertisement. you want to know anything about tickets. Everybody wishing to buy or sell furniture, are invited to call at the store of M. E.

Cossey, corner Seventh and where they will be sure to get a good bargain. A large lot of second-hand stoves on hand. 10-iw NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAM -SgJSHIP LINE between New York and Hre-inan. A. Stroinberti-.

Awnt. Ksnsns. Pnrtie wishing tickets to Europe, will please cal 1 on the agent at Lewis Lutz's hardware store, Emporia, ivansas. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. IE.

LAMBERT, Attorney at Law. Olfice in of Emporia National Hank Building, second floor. Practices in all District, State and Federal Courts. LB. KELLOGG, Probate Judge.

J. M. Notary Public. L. U.

J. M. Kello, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Office at ie Court House, Emporia, Kansas. B.

BACHELLER, Attorney at Law, of the Peace and Notary Public. Collections a specialty. Office over First Bank. WANTS. WANTED.

loo Bushels Charcoal, Apply to HUGHES Emporia, Kas. 12-15 WANTED. To rent 4 or 5 rooms, by gentleman and wife without children. Apply at tnis office. 2 WANTED To rent a dwelling house of 5 or 6 rooms, not very far from business centre of the city.

O. F. SAWYER. OWNERS WANTED For volume 13 Journal of Obstetrics, and one volume David Copperfleld (Binding new.) CHALFANT GRAHAM. FOR SALE.

A FARM of 160 acres in Osage-co. So acres fenced with good hedge fence, and about 60 acres under cultivation. Small story and a half new frame house. Young orchard, and other improve- ments. Will be sold very cheap.

Apply at this othec. FOR SALE. Five fresh, No. 1 Cows with calves three extra good blood. Call at meat market of Faust Ladd.

2-it TO sale cheap. Six volumes Hahnneman Monthly, one volume Journal of Homeopathy, two volumes of The Sanitarian, and one volume miscellaneous. All in new binding and best of order. Will sell for price of binding. CHALFANT A' GRAHAM.

pi Till AN PURE NEOSHO RIVER ICE. Leave orders at Henning's Meat Mar-Ket, on Commercial-st. between Sixth and Seventh-avs. g-tf. pERDINAND PHARMACY, FOR PURE DRUGS, One door South of First National Bank..