The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-17

SANTA AlSS uS hereby nntlneS the pu0ilc
that he has ain made the - Book Store his
headquarters. where he has on exhibition
complete 81 Holiday Stoek''-the largest ever
offered i'll the s. Neosho Valley"
Great VarieIy-UsefuIa and Orma.
mentaI-New lot Of nicely bsund miscella-
neous books. A large lot of sea shells will be
sold, regardless of cost. Come early and COM
MRS. T. B. SMITH,
50-52 Agent for Santa Klaus.
Mems Chicago custom made Boots at SOC. to
one dollar less than any other house in towr. at
Toplif French's, next door to Bailey & Pain
ter's. 12-6o-13-1
Notice.
All persons knowing themselves indebted TO
me are requested to settle their accounts on or
before the 2Oth day of January, 1870, as toil
settle once var. Parties owing me will save
money and costs by attending to this matter.
l Will take merchantable wheat, or If they
think don't pay enough Tor ii, they can sell it
elsewhere a I'D will net refuse the money. But
l want parties who know themselves indebted
10th day of January, 1870, they might n It have
as good a chance. W. T. SODEN.
Emporia, Dec. 10, 1869. 12-50-l3-2
CORN SHELTERS
WRIGHT'S,
! Soft 136 Commercial street.
T ETTERs held for postage at Emporia post
! - Office. Dec. 8, 1869:
| Bassett, Miss Fannie, New Haven, Conn.
Fish, +. B.. Lawrence, Kas.
| Ramford, j. w. Marion Co., Ind.
| Christmas.
Gents and ladies' purses. wallets shawl
40 BANCROFT & McCARrERs.
| For Christmas.
Umbrellas, silk and linen handkerchiefs,
gents and ladies' linen collars, head-nets,
are good things for Christmas. at
40 BANCROFT & MCCARTER'S.
| Buy your wife. sister and mother some of
| table cloth, napkins, dOylies, table linens, "a
49 BANCROFT & McCARrER's.
Choice Dwelling Lots for sale, cheap
! to parties wishing TO build. Call on
41-49 J. c. FRAZER.
a few 1BOsarGleI-s can be accommodated
with board al the American Hotel, Fifth Ave
nue..
Clapp has fine display of infants and chill
dren's hats, caps and turbans, which he is
closing out cheap. Al
Boots! BOOts!! BOOts!!!
Go to George Clapp's for all kinds of home
| made boots. 1852
Ladies, go to wibley's new brick store for
| your flne dress goods Al
ILehnharll, at the Exchange, has just re-
ceived the most complete assortment of boots,
shoes, hats, caps and gloves ever brought to
Empora. All the latest STYLES of ladies',
misses, and children's ware. AZ
Gentlemen's beaver and otter fur collars at
Al CLAPP'S.
Kid and Goat high topped shoes for ladies
and nd children's wear at cLAPP's.
Men and boys, gotO Wibley's for your boots.
hats and caps. Al
NEW STOCK of Boots and Shoes just received
Gloves! GIOves!! GIOves!!! at
Lehnhard's Exchange Building. A large as
sortment and for sale cheap. Al
Clothing and Gents
FURNISHING GOODS
Al at CLAPP's.
Fifteen more barrels of vandever apples re-
ceived at MCMILLAN & HoCGHTON's.
Al
sewed boots with Scotch bottoms, made to
order, by GEORGE CLAP. 47-52
Why is 1t that everybody goes to wibley,s
for their winter goods? Al
LADIES AND GENTS Rubber overshoes at
NEWMAN & BROS.
NEW DRESS GOODS, at NEWMAN & BROS
The place to buy your boy good wool hat
Is at Lehnhard's, the Exchange.
The largest stock of glass and queensware to
befound in Emporia is at Wibley's. Al
Always on hand large assortment of Chi
cage and st. Louis custom-made calf and kip
AZ No I59 Comnercial sfreat -
For cranberries, or anything in the provision
line, 60 to MCMILLAN * HOrGHrOS's.
Warm meals at ali times at the Juvenile
Restaurant and Bakery. IS
Cali and see our new plaid dress fan
nels, shirtings and linseys.
NEWMAN & BRO.
Queensware.
That large and complete stock of QUEENS
46-tf GILLETT HADLEY'S
$3.50.
Boys, good overcoat at
46 PERLEY s Co.'s.
Choice fall and spring wheat -four at
80 MCMILLAN & HoUGHToN's
A few more setts of Ladies' furs at Wibley's.
for 5000 per set. Al
Ladies' and gentlemen's trunks for sale by
A WILLIAM CLAPP.
Wooden and Cotton Yarns, at
NEWMAN & BROS.
Gillett & HadIey have just received some fine
sets of ground GLASSWARE, which they are
selling very low.
Misses NJ. NJ. Dixon s. E. Paisley,
Having bought out Mrs. c. E. WINES milIin-
cry store, will continue the business IN the
room formerly occupied by her. We expec-
to do millinery, dress and cloak making in the
latest styles. We invite all TO give US call, as
we think we can suit them both in quality and
price. 42-3m