The Daily Eclipse from Parsons, Kansas • 4

KOOXS TO BE HAD! THE DAILY EC DSE. Nothing in the police and justice's courts to-day. Mr. Murry's Company. Manger Johnson announces with pleasure that on Oct.

2nd. he will Mrs, W. Palmer, Appleton Ave, has two furnished rooms to let. Mrs. R.

D. Moss will accomorhip PARSONS KANSAS, SEPT. 29 1891. Real Entale Transfers. Kezia Cherry to Ceni A.

Craw of lot lot 4 in block 104, Parsons. Consideration $450. E. K. Steyensto W.

N. Barrows, oleiof lot 2 In block 145, Parsons, Consideration $200. John Coulson to Kirby Barton, lot 16 in block 7, Parsons. Consideration $750. Angell Matthewso Co, to James Sullivan, lots 12 and 13, in block 29 Parsons.

Consideration $1,800. Labette Co. to Ida M. Karr, jot Parsons will have some great theatrical attractions this season. There has been a good run of stock oyer the K.

T. to-day. Tne K. T. iron foundry will begin operations again on the 1st.

The first runner, to be trained, arrived at the fair grounds to-day, Several more trotters arriyed tor the trainers at the fair grounds to-day. The little child of Al. Chaffee was burned in Oakwood cemetery to-day. Rev. R.

C. Norton and wife are back from a two week's visit with friends at Neodesha. m. present the star comedy and artist who has made all America laugh. The star is Thomas E.

Murray, and th comedy is Our Irish No one doubts that Thomas E. Murray is the most popular Irish comedian on the stage of the day, and a great deal of interest is manifested over Mr. Murray's revival of his first success, that has made him more money and more friends than any comedy ever presented. Mr. Murray.

artistic interpretation of Col. Gilhooley' a bogus lord has been laughed at where ever presented. Mr. Murray has a rich Irish brogue, is an elegant singer and a dancina: wonder. He has surrounded himself with an excellent supporting company, and everything points to a hearty laugh at the Opera House Oct 2nd Tickets will be one sale to morrow morning.

Tickets 25, 50, and 75 cents. OPERA HOUSE. ONE NIGHT ONLY, MONDAY, d.1 OCTOBER OTllB THE GREAT LILLIAN LEWIS, In Lawrence Marston's Play, Credit Lorraine, Star Cast Including: Edmund Collier, Louise Ponieroy, Arthur Elliot, Walter Eyetinge. And a Company of excellent Players. Act I.

The Mirror Salon. Act II. The Board of Trade. Act III. The Assassination.

Act IV. The Pardon. Paris Costumes This space is Reserped for J. Willard Walker. Exclusive REAL ESTATE BROKER KARR BUILDING Parsons, Kansas.

Bargains in Heal Estate at the old reliable INFANT WONDER. Mrs. Rhuben Green left to-day for Chicago called there by the death of a daughter. Mrs. A.

Miller left to-day tor St two with rooms and board, corner 23rd and Dirr avenue, I. A. Cox has two nice, large rooms to let, either furnished or unfurnished, corner of 18th st. and Clark Ave Three furnished rooms to rent inquire at City Bank, Mrs. Belle Smith has rooms for rent on East Washington avenue 1508 between 15th and 16th streeets.

Jno. McCarthy at Cor. Johnson Ave. and 20th Mrs. Rosis' old stand, 9 rooms to let, with or without board, urni or unfurnished.

One good furnished room on Morgan Ave. and 20th. st. to rent. For particulars call at this office.

Some good rooms, to rent with or without board, on the corner of Forest avenue and Twenty-second street, N. Newcomb has 2 nicely furnished rooms which he will rent to gentlemen, on Chess secoud house east of 17th. north side of the street. Furnished rooms to rent at the residence ot Mrs. St.

Clair, east Forest ayenue. A good urnisned room to rent at the residence of Mrs. M'Ginness, corner of Crawford avenue and 18th street. Mrs. M.

E. Donovan, corner 17th st. and Corning avenue has two or more lurmshed rooms to rent. Mrs. Maud Daniels has two furnished rooms to let on Corning ayenue, between 16th and 17th streets.

Mrs. Lorinda Hart has two furnished rooms to rent on Belmont avenue and 17th street. Louis to purchase fall goods and attend the fair. The Muskogee fair commenced to day. It will doubtless be as common place as usual.

Mrs. Frank Leffler, of lola, is in the city, yisiting her parents Mr. and Mrs, 1 of lot 4 in blocK 168, Parsons. Consideration, $23 24. Labette Co, to Ida M.

Karr, lot 16 in block 176 Parsons. Consideration $1.90. Labette county to Ida Karr, lot 20 in block 23, Parsons. Labette county, Kansas, to Ida ML Karr lot 1 in block 80, Passons. Labette Co.

to Ida M. Karr lot 23 in block 187, Parsons. Labette county to Ida M. Karr lot 6 in block 5, Felix and Kenedy's Add. to Parsons.

Labette county to Ida M. Karr lot 7 in block 190, Parsons. Labette Co. to Ida M. Karr let 12 in block 82, Parsons.

Labette county to Ida M. Karr lotl block 6 in Felix and Kenedy's Add. to Parsons. Labett county to Ida M. Karr lot 2 6 in block 5 Felix and Kenedy's Add, to Parsons.

Labette Co. to Ida M. Karr, part of i ef i of section 31 33 21. Henry Wilson, Mrs. I.

M. Fordyce and her sister, Mrs. O. Ellis, are visiting; friends at LaGrange. Texas.

The Atheneum Reading Club will meet with Mrs. Willard Walker to Prices: 25, 50, 75, $1. morrow afternoon. I A. M.

Hunter has put a handsome piano wagon on the road of a new de sign, li is a beauty. Coiiii The M. T. Roadbed Improvements. General Roadmaster Rockwell, of the K.

T. railway, in speaking of the improvements of the road, says heavier steel is being relaid on account of the heavy traffic. The steel substituted for the 52-pound is 63-pouna, Heavy steel has been relaid from Nevada to Hiatyille, also seyenteen miles north of Nevada and heavy steel from Sedalia to three miles south of Clinton. The relaying ot steel has been completed on the southern division from Muskogee to Denison, 163 miles. Considerable rock ballest has been put in.

It is the intention ot the company to relay the entire line with heavy steel. Roadmaster RocKwell expects a new invoice ot steel ii October, when the work ot relaying wiii be commenced, Miss Minnie Mears, assisted by her pupils, gave a recital at the residence of H. McCormick Saturday evening Sept. 26. The programme consisted of vocal and instrumental music.

Miss Pearl Hurst of Girard, surprised and delighted the audience by reciting several selections, which were highly appreciated. Miss Mamie Walker and Master Earl Quarrels received the gold medals tor complying with their teacher's wishes in practicing two hours a day. Taken as a whole the entertainment was a success, and Miss Mears and her pupils deserve much credit. J. W.

Cooper and Ed Fitch went to Osage Mission to-day to furnish music B. Kenney to Anna S. ClarK and Ann C. Seymour i of lot 1 in blk. jfor a ball this eyening.

134 Parsons. $450. A large force is still at work at the I have opened a stools ot groceries in the Kimball blocK on East Johnson avenue, and am prepared to otter the pub lie a fresh stock ot staple and rancy groceries, at the lowest prices. Vege Noble E. Locke to M.

M. Rice, lot 12 Library Building, fitting it up in fine a in block 73. Parsons. Consideration style at a large expense. $300.

The military company will meet at tables, fruits and berries on hand in E. B. Stevens to Albert Hinkle, lot Your attention is called to our magnificent line of white goods: We are now showing the largest and most complete line in plain and embroidered plaid and striped white goods ever shown in this city at prices that will make com T. Wikt. the armory to-night and eyery member season.

12 in block 19 Parsons. Consideration $200. is requested to be present. Kelso Clark to C. B.

Hotehkiss Fred Richardson, the apple buyer, petition howl. from Levenworth has commenced to pack and ship apples again. 0 Lawrence Marston, the author, is in Many Wires. Linesmen are hard at work putting in a large number of wires for the use ot the K. headquarters.

About seventy-five wires will be put in from the K. T. depot to the telegraph office, over the Treasurer's office, and from the depot to the Library Building. the city making arrangements for the appearance of Miss Lillian Russell. Don't fail to call and see and get our prices on black Oro-nrirlip "Ravins- purchased an immense ouantitv we It will take the force another week of 1 ot lot 1 in block 144 Parsons.

Consideration $900. Ella C. Lortwn to Benjamin Lorton i ot section 23, twp( 32 range 19. Henry M. Fish to Fred S.

Levis, lot 15 10 block 49, Parsous. Consideration $2,000, Thomas S. Sweet to Haynes Jordon i ot ol section 24, twp. 33, range 18. Consideration $2,000.

Samuel Lichtenstein to Hannah Green wald lots 11 12 in block 181, Parsons. Labette countv to E. B. Stevens, lots to get the new telegraph department ready for Superintendent of Telegraph Bullard, are enabled to sell them at half the price you pay else-! where for them. These goods have all been bought at a sacrifiice and therefore we give you benefit of it.

I We are agents for the Schilling celebrated "Keep Cool summer corsets They are the best in the city. We presume it is now time for the uiuaivuia wiiuuavu never uuiie any The will be an open meeting of the Citizens Alliance on Wednesday evening during which the following recent-iv elected officers will be installed: President, George W. Egger; Vice President, J. P. Short; Secretary, M.

Snook; Treasure, J. J. Jones, Conductor, D. Hankins; Inside Guard. Wilson; Outside Guard, B.

Willis. Something New, A complete line ot fresh groceries staple and fancy to which will he added in a few days a new stock of staple and fancy dry goods. Please call in and examine our stock. We guarauted satisfaction. MTntosh Son.

East Johnson avenue under Eclipse office. thing for the community, to raise their rent. 24 and 25 in block 5, Heacc ck's Add. to Parsons. "Our Irish Visitors'' will be the next attraction at the opera house.

Raising Hents. which will appear on the evening of October 2nd. GIVE US AC ALL. C. THOMPSON The property owners of arsons A warrant was to-dav sworn out for Wanted One good (white) second cook, one good laundress, one (white) ish washer.

Euquire at Abbot House should not commit the folly of raising their rents to unreasonable prices. Already some have doubled their rent. Oliver Flynn, a new arriyal in the city who last night assaulted a lad by the While there are only a few such cases, A meeting of the principal stockholders of the Alliance publishing company was held at the Matthewson House yesterday and W. H. Utley was instructed to commence suit against Wm.

Cook, sheriff of the county, to recover the one hundred dollars due the company and which' it is claimed, is fraudulently withheld by Cook. name ot Fergusson. nevertheless, this is doubtless enough The room formery being occupied by to raise the cry that the property own Chaffee's, billiard hall on Forest ers have done an unwise action. MILLINERY MIL avenue, is now being fitted up for There are many employees of the Tansey's restaurant. K.

who will not be compelled to come to Parsons. Should they come to J. C. Karr will go to Erie to-morrow Persons to reside, it will be because it to attend the fair and take ''Admore OF- is somewhat more conyenient. Many the pacer.

It will take a fleet one to We wish to announce to the Ladies the arrival of Miss Louise Kew our Popular Head Trimer with all the new ideas pertaing to of them are away a creator portion of beat "Admore" now. the time and some of the road force W. Barrows now has the founda can reside at other points, hey are ECONOMY tions for five of his new residences Prot. Andre A. a graduate of Bordeaux University, France, and ot Cadix, Spain, and also of Garfield University, Wichita, Kansas, is in our city and desires to teach modern languages to pupils, either privately or in class.

Terms easy, trench. Spanish, Italian are the three modern languages I teach and Greek and Latin are the ancient languages. Address or call at my rooms, at the residence of Mrs. Geo. F.

Myers, east ot Public Library Building so situated that they can avail them completed. Five more will be put in selves ot cheaper hying at other points it they so choose, and they need not as speedily as possible. Mrs Jessie Gottlieb, who has been necessarily be at the mercy of any unreasonable landlords. There are hundreds of families that can avai I them in the city the past month visiting her We Undersell Them All. aunt, Mrs.

Henry Wolf, left yesterday for her home at Port Scott. selves ot cheap rents at other points, The opera house was well filled last A good dining room girl is wanted at the Belmont House. and providing they do, it will be a serious loss to the business of this community. Rents are not exhorbitant Parsons, and while some few have com night to witness the Uark Secret" The play was well presented and the BirMay scenic effects were superb. mitted the tolly of doubling their rents, Fashionable Millinery Obtained by the last two months attendance upon one of the large St, Louis millinery houses.

Our Fall Stock! was purchased at Cleveland and New York direct from first hands and will now be arriving at short intervals. We have endeavored to obtain all of the Latest Styles in this department and will try to merit your patronage by continuing to give you the very best for the lowest Wm. Emmerson, a passenger brake- J. W. Cooper will open a dancing academy at G.

A. R. Hall on Wednesday evening. he latest society dances will be taught. nevertheless the general tendency seems to be too much of an advance in man en the K.

railroad between this city and Denison. is un haste; Rents in rarsons are still less PRESENTS than they are in any other live town on der arrest for selling liquor in the the Iv. vet there has been a Indian Territory. litile too much hasty action in this IN GREAT VARIETY Mrs. C.

G. Knight was yesterday ar respect for the time being. Reasonable rents mean an increased popula ranged before Justic Scott, charged Mdlinery Opening. Mrs. V.

A. Hurst cordially invites the ladies to inspect her beautiful display of pattenrs, hats and bonnets Friday and Saturday, Oct. 2nd aud 3rd. Kimball Block. Nojth room.

with stealing two briddles, on com tiou, while exhorbitant rents wi'l drive plaint of George Burt The trial was many elsewhere. The matter of rents held before a jury who brought in a will cut a great figure in the popula yerdict of not guilty. tion of Parsons, and the population will regulate the volume of business. The ladies ot the west side Union Sunday School, will give a lawn social Wanted A good housekeeper, apply after 5 o'clock p. m.

Clark, between 25th and 26th. B. F. Kern. A Kunawuy, prices.

Wednesday evening at the residence of A team attached to a heavy wagon Mrs Fisher, cor. ot Clark ayenue and 23rd streec, lee cream and cake will belonging to a farmer by the name ot Burch, took fright on Central avenue Thanking my eustimors for their be served. Everybody is invited. last evening and ran away. Near (liberal patronage the past se ison and By the real estate transfers published Johnson avenue they collided with the buggy of John Murphy, who was driv in The Eclipse it will be seen that real estate in and around Parsons is chang pledging myself to continue my best efforts to please the most fastidious we cordially solicit your continued tavors and hope to see many new faces.

Mrs. V. A. Hurst. If you will give our dress goods department your attention we think you will gain some ideas regarding the important question of what to wear.

An experienced dress maker in charge of this department. Advice cheer-ullv given. EL R. STE YEN ing north on Central avenue, and oyer turned it and seriously injured the oc ing hands at a lively rate. These lists do not include the county only that in and around Parsons.

cupant. tie was picked up in an in sensible condition ami taken the furna- Glass tumblers at 4e and up. goblets at 4c and up. Water pitchers at 22c and up. Glass lamps at 19c and up.

chimneys at 4c and up. tea sets at 34c and up. Syrup pitchers, loe and up. Vinegar cruits, 15c and up. China cups and saucers, 8c and up.

Dinner plate5', Tcand up. Sauce bishes, 4c and up. Pitcher- 15c and up. Vegetable dishes, 10c and up. Wash bo vl and pitcher, 99c.

I'm pans, 3c and up. Pie plates, 3c and ud. Pint eups, 'St-, and up. IV'ilk skimmers. Be and up.

Cotft'c rots, 10c and up. Seii-bastmg turkey worth 92. for 9Jc. Washboilers, copper bottom, at $1.45, can't bought for less than $2 elsewhere. Stove pipe, per joint, life, elbows Hte.

Coal Bboveis, and up. Wooden potato ma-hers 5c. Rolling uins 10c We also carry a variety of solid and plated jewelry at lowest prices. Boys' tour-wheel wagons 3oc a up. Out iron axle express wagon 99e an can't be beaten.

It you want to save money call at the Temnle of Economy dor. Johnson and Mill ture store of More Gregory, and lat er taken to his home. It was found that his injuries were quite severe on the head and right side. BE READY with a good stock of dry goods and groceries on the west side in Wm. Sulliyans yacant store room which you can rent tor a reasonable price.

Inquire at West Parsons Iron Clad Drug Store Lillian Lewis, the great actress, will appear in this city next Monday night. The cast is one ot the greatest ever billed for this city, and includes Edmund Collier, Louise Pomeroy, Arthur Elliot and Walter Eytinge. It will be one of the uncommon attractions for Parsons. Patrick Donnelly, a coal heaver at the T. coal chute, while in the performance of his duties Sunday morning by some means lost his balance and fell off the chute to the ground below" a distance of some thirty The Cherryvale Medicine Co.

has been well attended tor the past week by good and appreeiative audiences. The show is one of the best of its kind. They will continue to stay the rest of this week The larce for to-night is entitled "Family Troubles." Fine large Baltimore oysters at the Ideal. The White Elephant keeps a fane line of cigars and tobaccos. Some enterprising individuals has put a PUK pen in the hre limits in the 1st Ward.

About ten dollars and costs tor each hog would te a gpxl starter. it hne A complete Hne of Whitings teot. He was picked up in an unconscious state and taken to his home. VItSOs KANSAS 1 stationary al Reenie's drug store..