The Daily Bulletin from Emporia, Kansas • 4

THE DAILY BULLETIN. HARRY REITER, No. 133 Commcrcial.st. A Fine Business Suit for $22. The total number of school districts in Kansas in 1SS0, as given in the last re Kort, i 6,134.

In tne Past our vears there ave been built 1,402 new school buildings. David J. Jones, ton of Rev, John Jone has started a coal and wood yard at the corner of Thursday-av. and Commercial-st. south of the railroad.

Mr. Jones is an enterprising young Welshman and we hope to fee him build up a large trade. The Chairman of the Board of Commissioners and the County Clerk have signed the Jackson-tp. railroad bonds and sent them to New York city to be placed in escrow until the Kansas City and Emporia railroad is built, when they will be turned over to the railroad company. The comet which has been drawing the eyes of our citizens towards the northern heavens, reached its maximum of brightness lat Thursday night, it is moving away from the earth the rate of 300,000 miles per day, but in spite of this rapidity ot movement will be visible for several months.

The tail is 4,000,000 miles In length. HAVE THE BEST OIL STOVE IN TOWN. JACK JONES, LOCAL EDITOR. CXRCVlA-XIOIT, 1,000. Entered at the IWolKcc in Emporia, us second class matter.

TUESDAY, JUNE 28, lSSl. ants jut week, payable weekly, ADVERTISING KATES. Transient Local Notices jc per line lor each insertion; Contract local notices ac per line each insertion; llusiness Cards und Displayed Advertisements ic per line each insertion; 'transient Advertisements jc per line each insertion. Alt Advertisement measured in nonpareil. Eight words make a line.

the druggist, next to First Na tional Hank. 27-tf fresh Htipply of hose-pipe and lawn-sprinklers, lor sale at OSItOKNK A Kit-liMY'S. ao Pop For bugs and vermin of all kinds at I'crdinands. 7 tf rw-IIugues have a very large and fresh supply of groceries in their new store in Odd Fellows Clock. Pleasant rooms with board can be had LSy Kcor7th-ave, and union Moore's old residence.

Alsoday boarders wanted. if FLOUIt! Cheaper than the t-iJ' cheapest, nt the 1'ennsvlvania Flour A eed Store. 30 dUt JNO. H.I KEK. vou wish a superb suit of m-f antly tnado in the latest style, leave your order with (.

1. Jones Co. merchant tailors. 1 -jrw-Dr. (I.

A. Middle will devote special atten-tion to the diseases of females. Oflice over the Oak Hall clothing store. 6-tf ttA fresh lot of freezers, refrigerators and ice-ilh chests, just received at Osborne Jeremy's. Commercial-st.

between Fourth and Fifth-uvs. 14 i-bHOOMS TO KENT. Seven rooms over O. Sawyer's Dry ioods Store, corner Fifth and Commercial. ill be rented separ-aily or together.

Apply to O. Saw ver. 30-tf Spring chictenx at O. V. Jones Go's.

Seats are being put in the new school house. fifcaTThe IJiujiin office tor all kinds of Job Printing. New green corn is in the market, ami cholora morbus will soon lie ripe. McDonald Lakin have received a new sale and hundsome show case. Mrs.

M. A. Stone has rented the Second Avenue Mouse, near the round house. Any one having good cow tor sale leave word at ledger oflice. 37-3S Oslmrne Jeremy will furnish the galvanized iron and tin work for the new Franciscan convent.

Dr. G. A. Uddle has returned from Indiana, where ric was called several days a'o bv the illness of his mother. The amateur hootlsts of Emporia will have a pigeon shooting match, near the water works tq-inorrow forenoon.

The lire company will meet on Wednesday evening to make arrangements to help celebrate the glorious Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Sackell, of Amerl-cus, spent a days In this city last week, visiting Rev. Dr. Cordley spent last Sabbath In Severy, attending the dedicatory services of the new Congregational church at that place. The Neosho Valley District Fair will be held at Neosho Falls Sept. 26 to Oct.

1. Premiums amounting to $5,000 are ottered. No. 1 spring chickens, spring lamb, and the choicest corned beet for Fourth of July lunch or dinner at Faust Ladd's meat market. 3743 The wife and family of Mr.

A. (i. Lakln returned this morning from their visit to Ohio, where they have been for some time past. Sheriff Moon is quite indisposed and unable to attend to business. Those cur-iojis to know the nature of his ailment should call on him in person.

Wanted to purchase, a good house containing four to six rooms within easy reach of the business part of the town. Call on W. II. Stippe, at the 99 cent store. 3440.

In order to satisfy the curiosity of an honest resident of we wish to inquire ho it is that delivers beer, dis guised in soda watei bottles, to our citi zens. One of the features of the fourth of July celebration to be held here, will be an industrial procession. Between 25 and 30 wagons are already secured, and by the time for the celebration there will doubtless be many more, and the procession ill represent nearly every trade carried on in our city. DiKi, last night about one o'clock, the wife of Mr. Win.

Born. Mrs. Born has not enjoyed good health for some time past, and yesterday afternoon was taken seriously ill, and by evening her condition was so serlous'that three physicians were called in, but their efforts "to save her life were unavailing. Daniel Dryer, an old Ernporian, who is now in Colorado, writes to a friend that he is shoveling snow 2,000 feet above the timber line, and 14,000 feet above the sea level, lie is receiving $3 per day and board. We would infer that the heat is not quite so oppressive there as here in Kansas, lie writes that he is compelled ed to wear three shirts and two pairs of pants in order to keep comfortable.

An exchange says: Three colored men In Topeka were so frightened at the eclipse of the moon recently that, thinking Mother Shipton's prophecy as about to be fulfilled, they tell on their kriees and prayed loudly for remission of sins and forgiveness of misdeeds, promising in the future, If the world was spared to lead exemplary lives. A number of similar Instances occurred in different portions of the state. During the week ending to-day, there were 226,000 silver dollars issued from the mints of the United States. During the corresponding week in 1S80, there were 168,000 put in circulation. At the close of business to-day there has been $56,000,000 5 per cent, coupon bonds received at the Treasury Department for continuance at 3.

per cent. The latest advices from the London agency report that more than $24,000,000 has b'een presented for continance, making the aggregate amount presented to date about $80,000,000. This leaves $38,000,000 coupons of the fives outstanding, with but five days left for presentation. An ofllcial circular signed by Jay Gould, president, announces that R. llays has been elected senior vice president of the following companies, and is charged ith the management and operation of their respective properties: The Missouri Pacific and leased lines, St.

Louis, Iron Mountain Southern, and Texas and Pacific. All officers and emnloves will re port to Mr. Hayes at St. Louis, where hi headquartets will be. It is understood this appointment will not disturb A.

A. laimagc ana a. yv. Loper, general managers, respectively, of the Missouri Pabific 1 UllU 1IUI1 1HOUIUUIU. To eta Cotnmonxvealtk: The charter tor the White Pine Tomi- chi Shavano Gold and Silver Minim; company was tueu yesterday in the office of the Secretary ot State.

Amount of capital stock 1 00,000. The place of bus-. 1 1 1 1. mess, uuicninson, Kansas. The charter for the Caldwell Milling and Elevator Company was filed yesterday in the oflice of the Secretary of State.

Capital stock, $25,0000 place of business, Caldwell, bumner-co. Senator Plumb left for Emporia on the 1 :30 train this morning and leaves to night for Washington to be absent about ten days. The State Auditor's semi-annual examination occurred vesterdav. The money in the strong box of Treasurer John Francis was counted and as a matter of course, was found all right. ARNOLD Maufacturers of and Dealers in every description of A fine assortment of Parlor and Bedroom Suits always in stock.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO UN-: OERTAKING. Crane, Breed, Co's. Metallic burial cases always on hand. Orders by telegraph promptly attended to. WM.

H. WALLACE, Practical Bricklayer and Builder, Estimates given on Brickwork, Stonemasonry and Plastering. Country work solicited. Satis-faction guaranteed. Address P.

O. box 17J. ai-tf JOHN BAV, Dealer in all kinds of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, VEGETABLES, DRIED AND GREEK FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY, Store on between Fourth and Emporia, Kansas. pOST-OFFICE DRUG STORE, PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, STATIONERY AND CIGARS. LADIES OF EMPORIA PLEASE TAJLEJ NOTICE.

MRS. B. SLOCUM Will ill open a Knitting School Tuesday, fane 31 3 o'clock P. M. for the purpose of teVhino- PLAIN AND FANCY TERMS OF TUITION, 50 CTS.

A Payable in advance. Two lessons a week. The undersigned has taught with success, eivinr--good satisfaction. MRS. B.

SLOCUM. S. W. cor. sth-ave, and Exchange Emporia-, 2954 COST ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE.

UNTIL JUNE 30. Now is the chance to biy STOVES AND TINWARE CHEAP. M. E. FELTY, 7-tf West side Com'l sL bet.6th J-J C.McMURTRIE, DEALER IK STOVES AND TINWARE, PLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING, Hallberg stone building, East side Red cedar and split white oak posts from Arkansas, at Brown Co's.

lumber vard. 16-42 Hotel Arrivals. Hotel Coolidge. Col Goss, Neosho Fall; Campbell, Lawrence, Kansas; II Dildine, Lawrence, Kansas; Williams and wife; Cincinnati, Ohio; Davidson and wife, Cincinnati, Ohio; Jackson, Wichita, Kansas; Brogan, St Louis; Mo; II Buck, St Joe; Reading, Kansas; Turpen, Greenville, Ohio; Dick Dutch, Mo; Geo Uldhorn, Jr, St Louts; Kenneth Allen, Topeka; Jenks, Topeka; Henderson, A Peake, John Perrier; St Joseph, Mo; Fuller, Geo Burton, Cottonwood, Falls; Kinney, Council Grove; Alfred Roberts, Neosho Ra pids; II Griffin, Garnett, Kansas; Martindale, Madison, Kansas; I Lar- bach, Burlington, Kansas; Scott, Burlington, Kansas; Henry Wilson, Burlington, Kansas; Sargent, Dunlap, TVf! rvuiisus, i- mixer, wew iuik; Baker, fTiiE Daily Bulletin Job Printing office is the place to get your Note Heads Letter Heads, Statements, Envelopes, FOR SALE. One business house for sale, also one residence and two and a half acres of land one mile from Commercial Street.

Call at this office for par culars. 14 A nf I At nrrpc in ncjcrA.in Qrt arae fenced with pood hedge fence, and about 60 acres under cultivation. Small story and a half new irame nouse. i ounj orcnara, anu oiner improvements. Will be sola very cheap.

Apply at this office. WANTS. WANTED 150 tons hay put up on Section 1, Range io, Township ao, six miles southwest of Emporia on Phenis creek. Enquire at this office or address T. II.

Williams, Emporia, Kas. 31-43 JOHN FLUKER, proprietor of the Pennsylvania Flour and Feed Store, Sixth-av. 3 doors west of Commercial -st. Wholesale and retail dealer in Grain. Flour and Feed.

29 GO TO R. A. RHULAND'S RESTAURANT For first class meals and ice cream. Restaurant in Moore's Block. 35 jJV-r WM.

II. LONG is now prepared to shoe hUjI horses in any style desired. Will give speciaTkttention to corns and interfering. Repairing and plow work of all kinds, prompUy attended to. Corner 5th-av.

and Mechanics-st 36 PRANK R. WENDELL. PHOTOGRAPHER AND CRAYON ARTIST. Emporia, Kansas, over Wheldon's drug store, life-size and life-like Portraits made to order in Crayon or Pastel from small Photoes, Tintypes, or other kind of a picture. First class work guaranteed.

Call and examine my work and learn particulars. 37.tf. DAVID J. JONES, dealer in Coal and Wood. Always on hand a run supply ot Osage Cltv.

Fort Scott. McAI- lster, Anthracite, and other varieties of coal. AKn hard ml enft vnml for cooking and heating stoves. Coal and wood deli verrd to any part of the city. Office southwest corner Fifth-av.

and Commercial sL 37 prw 1 i EMPORIA, KANSAS,.