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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-10-10

unqefd6r 300 Ber1Dnelt, neiitens Sralt:
cit unb &inber, Sic in bem 3elte ilber=
na9teten, batten ii6 bereits sur gtube
begeben. 9a 5pg ein Gepitter beraul
nit beftigem Sturm unb &egen. ger
8pben, auf bem man bds 3elt erri6tet
bate, mar niebrig gelegen unb balb nit
einem SUB bo1 Wa11er bebedt unb suln
llngliid rib Der Stllrn au6 mod bas
3elt um unb mari es auf bie barlt1ter
&iegenben. Ntan mubte bas 3elt ser
f0neiben um bie barunter Segrabenem
51 befreien, BON benen auBer einem
fleinen &in6e, gtiemanb ernltlt0 perlebt
mar.
= Gin profcllioneler Spicler lit
Sputon, Sno 2elpis, bat Wtiles &Dobes
BON Slatonia ernprbet. Ser Wtorb &C.
ibab lit Solge eiltcr Yartie 6aro, BET
Dem lt6 beibe etttspeiten. Ser Wtproer
1T perbaftet.
- Ntaribal @ci6man bpn Sou ton
traf ba aielbit nit einem Wtanne y}amens
S0ffenboff ein, ben er BON 2ittle &of
gebolt bate. Ser Serbaftete begging
bor 5ipei Bp6en einen SiebIfabl 1T
SDui iton. Serncr bra6te gSei6mann
5 farbige &naben ppn gbelps nit, bic
ii6 glei6falls eines 9iebftabls in Sou=
tfon i6ulbig gena6t batten.
: 9. 8. 2angpille, ein @brosat bon
@alpelton, lit TIT Ser 9tdbe BON Glear
Greet ertruufeu. ST befanD ii6 in Ell
ITEM gppte rnb fiel iiber gprb.
: Sralt Mc9oltiel, bie Srau eines
9rstes lit Sort gSort0, lit ibrem @tanne
oabon gelaufelt, naDbem fie 1i6 $400
bate. Sin Sednter folgte
unb nabn ibr bas Gelb tpieber ab, Die
Jrau aber bra6te ct ric5t ipieber nit 5lt=
rid.
= Gin Qrbeiter an Der Seras paci=
Iicbabn Namens Spe Price gerietb in
Dallas stpil6en spei Magen unb pur6e
III Spbe gequeti6t. : Ser Sru6tbdnb=
Ter 8. 8. Sprn baIelb1t Derbot einem
Manne, ber ieinen Store
,etrat, bas Betaiten Oes Candies. Ser
1nbefannte rannte 6arauf 6orn Elm M}ei=
er in ben 2eib. Sa Das MeHer an elmer
Rippe abglitt, f6eint bic @unoe ni6t
0btli9 gu lein. Gin 2obnfuti6er, ber
t6 III @elell6aft bes Meierbel0en be-
anb, 1T berbaftet tuor0en, neil 2ebterer
elbit ni6t aufsufinben par.
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Uite beriibm.te Srnu pbne GtteS?

t2lHs oem nSoitoh 8lobe.m
eerren HeSatienre!
vas Sbt9e lit etlt 9iites Bib pon Srdu 9pbia 6.
%'f'fDam aus apnir, aRai, bic nebr ais iraenb ene
ahpete 6ra,t iii 9Sa5tgeit ben 9tamen Der uSrauellz
frenhbtn" ben ptele ibrer GorrcIponbentinnen ibr
10 8efne beile9en, peroient. Sic ipibmet iid, NIT
bent 9robteh Gfer ibrer 2trbeit 1pe,e Iettere bas
Nelnltat zines iebensldn9li6en Stubiums III, NIB
TT 9eSmhn9en iedbs aiiiftentinneit iid su baIten
Die 1br belfen Die ansgebteitetc Correspondents,
mel9e pom auer Settch ibr sufieBt unb ppr Senen
etne le9ltbe tbre ipe3ieae SeibensIait o6er ibre
Srenbe oapon befreit sm fetn, tunSgiebt su beantz
porten. Sbre 4fanaen 4srdparation 1T Elm Sell
intttel jir cute nnb n3t fiIr b5ie 3ipede Sd babe
?er1pnilb btes ausgefnnbett itnb Bin pon ber Gbrz
belt beiien mas i'd tage, iiberseuat.
ri Wegen ntelerpoblb lbe1pteisnen Gigeni6aften tpirb
its pon ben been aersteft bes 2anbes empfoben
nno peffdrteben. - Gtner pom bieier fdat: vTie
gStrtun9 TT pnnberbar iinb erfpart pieles 2eiben
sic furtrt poafdnbig bic mtite 9lrt MutterIeibz
Mbfalen, Seucorree, nnregeImGBige unb 1fmerss
ltbe monatllbe &etnigung, iebe 9rt Samen=&ranf=
belt, Gntiinbung nnb @eft1rpiire, unuatiirIid,en
glutabns, iebe @rt gerietilng unb sic barauf foIs
genben @idenmartbef9iperb unb 1T befonbers
an1penbbar gut 3eit bes 2ebenswe6ieIs"
. Sic bnrborin9t ieben She'll bes men16Ii6en
SSorperlpltenIs tme flSBt tienes Seben iif,b nene
f4,,, Mfat sm 'h Ssa3~as gS9a ?rsns nap 9ets
abgebolfen.. Sic heiIt Gnfi9tuelungen, &opfi6mers
ssr, rerp5ie seiben,. oassmene aDrperi5iud9e,
Ss9lafIOiisteit, abmattnns nnb 1tnperbamii6feit
Senss Gefibl o9dnsli9er @ribbpfung, ,peIdbes
Sdmerien unb NIdenleibef1 3Mr oIee bat, lift tets
Douitdtbt9 porlber mad gebrau6 bieies SeiIftitz
tel5 Seber3ett unb inter Glen ltmitdnheit lit Bic
gstrfnng IN poldnb bigent ebcreinfpmnet, NIT be,
fen. 'pstblt3en &6rperpften unterIieeenben @efes
SerYreis 1T nut 81. @ SIafbe, S.. fiir SIa{den
nrb 1pirb BON allen alpotbefern perfauft Sroenb
pel5er @atb fit ipesiele Sale, unb bie gae,, RON
@ielen bic bmr9 @nwenbuns Ser 9fIansen Miid5unq
1pteber poIdnbg bergeiteHf ,por6e, fam man ppii
gtrs T. ibrer 9ripat=9lbrefie, 2pnn, Maii, erbaIz
ten. Wan fise Goitmarte snr 8eantrportitr,q Bel.
Segen gteren gei6werben Bel beiben Gef8Iedbz
tern 1T biefe Mif6ung unIbertreffbar ,pie sabIz
reide 3engniiie beipeiien.
uytrs. Ttntbam's Sober Hiuen,n faot elm Core
fponoen ninb bic beiten in Der gBeit aIs SetImitteI
gegen geritopfung, gaIIenbef6perben nnb 9ebert
eritarrnng. Sbr 8lut gfetttiser brinqt Winz
bersn gerfe u,lS t sipeiFe ni6f 1pirb bafb ebenio
beriibmt unb popular iein .pie bte 4Hansen Erdpa=
ration."
Gin Sober muB bieie Srau aIs einen enabcn
engel anieben, beren einsiser sBpni0 ift anberen
philadelphia, 4a. D mrs. 81. so. 8.
: y a7EET@2zz4 e 49,, &aSA
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1891 0eminps TIT 9itra6s ssn s265, SOC
w Infsassn far @ssnssa. fppie Raien ia,
Glabs t5nnen nnr In ber Sffee III New> Drltaui
semant tperben.
Wessn Snfprmation %. 8sfeIunsen fareib: uas
an Wf. u. Daupbin,
Nsr Srleans =.
gbwsrb Wuure, gsent, Gde 5sultun II. Mesaais
S,raBe, Gan Mntprip.
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Scr @inter ttaht.

Sie erbriidenoe Wdrme bes Sontz
mers fat elmer angenebmen Sempara=
tur plab gema6t, wdbrenb bic yfd6te
11pn fiibl gu tennen 1ino. Nfan tpirb
baran erinnert, baB Elm We6iel Der
&leibung nDtbpenbig unb baB Der gan=
&c Npparatus ber Musfattung bes 9auz
les gedn6ert iperben muB. 8or allen
9ingen fommen bic Seppi9e pieber gu
ibrem &e6t; man berlangt mad mollez
men Seden uno na6 f6nererer &lel=
Oung. Seim Mnbr16 einer neueu Sui
ion linb Die Musgaben, ramentli6 fir
Sanilien, ni9t gering unb es frdgt li6
nun, N man faufen ioll, um gut unb
billig bebient gu tperben. SAP Elm
6aus gr0Bere 8ortbeile bieten fam als
eim anberes lit 9lllen ldngIt befannt.
glber ale 8ortbeile, bic beim @infauf
gu ersielen fino, uno ale 8ortbeile, bic
bein Mieoerperfauf ben &unoen gu gllz
te fpmmeu f0nnen, finben li6 nirgenbz
no 10 bereinigt, ipie bel
8. Wolff fon,
Dem S6nittmaaren G6nig bon San
Qlntonio unb Dem ganSen Wefen. Man
made nur Die Yrobe unb berglei6e iei=
ne @aaren un0 .preile nit Oenen anoez
rer 6duler utl6 es tpirb 1i9 ergeben,
oaB man fir ba1elbc @elb Bel 9errn
Molflon mebr falfen fann als irgenb
NOD anbers. limb baSu fommt, baB
feline 6irma bic glusmabl Der Waaren
bietet, ipie Nolfion. 9as 2aser in
5eppi6en, tpollenen 9eden, @bawls,
Saden, l1mi6lagtii6ern, Slanell=llnterr
aeug, 6errerz unb &nabenansiigen,
&leiberi itoIfen II. I. 10. 1T 10 groBartig,
mie ME supOr, uno nur bas Neuelte,
Mooernite unb 8eite 1T gu baben. 9err
Wolfion bat iein perional bern1ebrt,
10 baB trob bes mahenbaften, ii6 tdg:
li9 fteisernben Nnoranges Seoer i9nel
unb prompt beoient tperbsn fann. 9as
@ei6dftslofal glei6t einem flelner
Sabrmarft, 10 lebenbig, 10 gebrdng
boll iit es forttpdbreno, unb tpenlt De!
8olfes Stimme bic @abrbeit ipri6t
10 bat li6 bic groBere Mfajoritdt De
8epobner bon San Mntonio uno I'm
gegenb bafiir entidieoen, ibre ginfaut
bel s. WOliion gu MAIDEN. 25,S
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~ *xpGroBartige 8eripre6ungen ge>
ben oft in Sampf auf." Cine groBar7
tig bemerfenspertbe gusna6me bierpon
finbet man in Nieren &raut, bas
itets mebr tbut, als es perlpri9t. Sier
3. .. 1T ein Sall, in Dem cine 1unge
Dame in Slinois an ibre Gerwanbten
i'm Often i6reibt: uNtutter lit bolls
fdnbig ipieoer bergeitellt. Scnge 3elt
bate Iie Sittern eingenommen, aber lie
balfen iDr ni6ts. 9luf einmal bOrte lie
bon ben wunoerbaren &urem, Die burd)
ytierenz Sraut gema6t uurben uno lle
lieB f6 cine S6a6tel bplen uno ibl
Geberleiben 1T pollltdnbig tuleber fllrlrt'
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: Sic erite 9}ahrunasdue(le /

= Sic erfe 9fabrungsquele bes
&inbes 1T naturgemdb Die Mutterbruit.
Wenn aber aus irgenb einer uria6e bie=
fe Quelle beriiest, o6er Die @lutter gu
f6md6li6 1T, 10 muB bic WiHeni6aft
Der Natur 81 9ilfe fommen 6as fat iie
bur9 bic @rfinoung BON q e II It B e.
ter's D9eut16es &inbe rm eb I
(pdootropbine) ermOsll6t. gs 1T elm
bollfommenes @riabmittel fir @futter=
mild, na6 millenIdaftli6en Principien
bereitet, unb miro BON NerSten iebr emf
pfoblen. Sn allem renommirten NpOtbe=
ten su baben.
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@aaere Menfhen.

Wells Health Remover feat bic
@efunbteit pieoer Der nno siebt 3raft,
lurirt Wasenidwade, llnirudlbarleit unb
anbere @e!4le4tsfebler. 81.
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"a. g. -

Dte 2ouiftana StaataIu:tere 1T Die e,aaiss, BIZ
BON ssm gp!se eabpfftrt purbs
2cutlta1ta State QptterD 81.
Disfts Snl!itat wurbs Sabre 1883 fur Gr-
ststuaS8- nab DpsItsdtistsits> 3psGs pun be
5ieatslestslatur fur ben 9eitraum BON fInfunb>
sran5is Sabren ssisbIi9 iueorpDrirt NIT einsp
Raptal sra S1,000.e00, su pstdem Ne feittt,
,insa Ssisr9efono soa $3.50 ,Oo0 binsuseflat Sal
Dnr6 Elm iberlawensIides 9oturt purbsn ibr
Msdte Elm &keil Der eesen'partigsn Staa'seon>
fttuttpn, aagenpmnen am 2. December 1879
giae quite @efegemgeit (eis @faG
s,t MAIDEN.
tbre srcben 3 5iebunsen son ein3eInsr
Numn n Fnben n.onatlid ita.t. Nismals w!ri
cine 3tebung Serf1ster. Sian lefe nadfplstntt
Vrsissertpsiluns.
@rpbe ttpnatlthe 3tebuns Ser
Classe L
II ResY SrIeans DienGae ben IA. Nosett. 1882.
@as uaisrt faafiieen 8iebnassn fnbeaea.t uats,
Aafidst uns 2stlunB Der 9enerdle
o. q. 8eaArsgara raa gnaisiaag .snf
gaba1 g. 0arIY ran aJirgiaisn.
9amptpreis $4,000.
lOU,OO0 Atfsts in 20 teees. Dru9ttet!s
In Jinitel I'm @erbaltnib.
2tfeberw wretfe.
l Sauptseasinn ssa $751;
Do. 25,00s
DO. 10,Gst
3 GasDinne ppn 5000 2,0oG
5 b.. 2009 10,e0d
10 b. 1G90 }G,0oa
20 co. 500 10,0G6
100 kD. 200 10000
800 Do. 100 30,Gs8
500 %. SO 25.e0e
1000 10. IS $4,000
Ipprortm atlcas ge.ptaas.
Tpprorinatspns~@ ~@s!p;aae ar $3.50 $3.50
b.. 500 1850
70 $50 2,25a
1857 @eninpe tut gi!ra6e sen s265, 500 |
- Infrasen far Mssntsa, fppie Rattn fai |
glabs tonnen nnr tn ber Sfflee III New> DrItapi |
1emdfbt tperben.
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Dte
GasitSs Sreie Nreife
srftstnt
alid nit Nusnubme tes spnnta9s
unb spfet
$1,000 fit eas Satr pber $3.50 tar
8 Utrnsft
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Selrt1s s Co.,

.gsnerul>Tsenten,
SO. 2 Bowlins Green. Nsw=Y Ycrf.
s. .. Sreer, agent fur Gan NntSnic.
y. Nufet, N8ent far Sdulenburs.
1s,s.s2tw-
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= per5onen ipel6e auf Dem Wege
Der 8ellerung BON 5ebrenben &ranfbei=
ten als Malaria, Sieber, iinb, iperDen
ie6r beillam fnben bas 81 0 ~ n's
gife n=8 lit ers, ein ipirfli9es Star=
fIft1nSmitfef.
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Dte 2ouiiTana StaateIu.tsrie III ele e,as!ss, BIZ
son eem So!ie eabpfftrt tourbs
yeutItana @5tote QptterN g.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-21
a Monrnn,l .Innrnev

The following is taken from the Daily
Las Vegas Gazette of the 18th: Yes.
terday Mrs. Eliza j. Henderson and
family Of five children arrived at the de.
pot hotel from Old Mexico. She has
been with her husband, a bridge car
penter on the Sonora railroad for some
time past. A few weeks ago her hus-
band accidentally shot and killed HIM
self. She had settled up the affairs and
was on her way to Emporia, Kansas, her
former home Before leaving Mexico
her youngest child contracted a sever c
cold, but was not thought dangerous.
On arriving in this city however, the
little sufferer was found to be rapidly
sinking and soon after getting off the
train the little one expired. The sorrow-
ing mother will take the remains OF the
child on to Emporis for inteEment. She
will start today
Mrs Henderson and her fatherless
children and the remains OF the little
one who died at Las Vegas arrived in
this city Friday, and the body Of the
dead child was laid to rest in Maple
wood cemetery, at 2 O'Clock this after
noon. The condition of the afflicted
family is such as 10 excite the sympathy
Of this community and we believe that
they viii not lack those kindly atten-
tions which should be extended to them
in this time of trial and bereavement.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-21
From, District No. aa.

Brother Davidson, of Emporia,
preached for US last Sabbath in the
absence of Brother Buckner.
Christmas tree next Saturday night at
the school house.
Miss Nettie Gibson is spending few
days in the neighborhood visiting her
aunt, Mrs. D. w. Gibson.
Willie Bishop is a good deal better
and hopes are entertained of his re-
covery.
Miss Cora Sponsler will soon be able
to be with the young folks again She
was the guest of Miss Rache. Howell
last week.
c. E. Gibson is expected home 10
spend the holidays.
d. w. Rhodes is not through with his
corn yet. He has been occurring" near
ly all the fall We predict for him cold
fingers.
Well, that wedding did happen. and
Marion Bishop is the happiest fellow
this side of the Neosho.
D. w. Gibson warns his fingers
around new stove
The boys are intending to haye big
hunt on Christmas day.
Most of the farmers have to drive
their cattle TO the river for water. 1t is
getting very scarce on the upland.
MORE ANON.
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Considerable excitement was CAUSED
in Birds jewelry store last Monday. 4
young man who is connected with a
prominent mercantile establishment in
this city, was looking, with others, al
some diamond rings that the proprietor
displayed upon the cases Shortly af-
forwards one of the valuable stones was
missed The door was ordered locked.
The young gentleman. in question. who
by the bye, enjoys joke at some other
persons expense as well as any one,
broke for the rear door. He was imine-
dIateiy covered by one OF Wells, Fargo
& Cos bulidozers in the hands of "a.
Collard, who also held IN allegiance two
large, ferocious looking dogs. Turning
about for a less dangerous means Of es
cape, the handsome young gent looked
into the muzzle Of six shooter in front
OF one OF BIRDS clerks Mr. e. immedi
alely weakened, and. when his attention
was called to the eligible oyster parton
of this city, said his friends could orle
3 Boston roast on the half shell
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Going to Tnpeka.

The patrons of the Hotel Coolidge
will learn with regret that Harry Shaw,
who has occupied the responsible posi-
ton of head clerk at that house since its
opening, will leave for Topeka the lat
ter part of this week, where he will as
sIst in the management of the new Cor
don house, which will be opened to the
public about the LIST of January. No
one could have labored more faithfully
or successfully than Mr.. Shaw has done
for the iniererts ofthe Coolidge, and the
splendid reputation which he has cstab-
lished as thoroughly competent hotel
man, and the extensive and valuable &C
quaintance which he enjoys with the
travelling public will go faT toward in
surfing the success of the enterprise with
which he is about to identify himself
He has very many friends here who will
always be deeply interested in his flu
ture welfare.
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The Dry Greek CONCERT.

The concert given in the Dry creek
church last Monday under The direction
of Prof. Mills is pronounced by those
WHO were present 10 have been must
cal entertainment Of a high order OF
excellence The program embraced vo-
cal and instrumental performances and
these were interspersed by Rotations
which added much to the interest of
The occasion. Prof Mills. who sang
several solos proved himself the
possessor of a voice of natural excel
lence and thorough cultivation. Mr. D.
o. Jones was present aud song render
ed in his splendid style, was one of the
best features OF the program The at.
tendance was good and the undc taking
was most gratifying success in all re-
SDactS
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The membership of the III. E. church
was increased Sunday by eight new
accessions. The congregation has
grown very rapidly during the present
year.
Rev. Mr.. Willis, of the Friends
church preached very acceptably TO his
new charge Sunday. In the evening
there were two conversions, and meet.
ing of great spiritual power is reported
A preacher from Peterson occupied
the pulpit at the Welsh Presbyterian
church Sunday.
An election OF officers held in th'
Congregational Sunday. school sur
day resulted as follows: Superintend
ent, II. E. Fox; assistant superintendent
DR.. ]. A. Young; secretary. d. II
Stone; librarian to be filed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-21
BIRDS BAZAAR

Gives Many Suggestions for Appropriate
Christmas Tokens.
Mr. II. J. Bird, the popular jeweler,
invites the inspection OF the Christ
mas buyer and offers for his choice
larger stock than he has before displayed
Il comprises everything in the jewelry
line lie DOES not wish TO particularize
at length, but wants you TO go and see.
In watches he has the Rockford and the
standard American, Swiss and English
watches of the latest styles and designs.
Prominent among the clocks are the
beautiful AnsonIan mantel and globe
clocks Bird makes a specially of Ma
sonic and society charms for watch
chains In the assortment are Knights
Templar charms, those for the Knights
of Pythias, knights Of Honor, a. o. U.
| w. and 1. O. O. F.
He has large display of silver ware
Of the latest patterns, number of hand
some gold-headed canes, countless
number of chains, ear-drops, lace pins
lockets, rings, cuffbuttons. studs, nap
kin rings, gold pens, etc., etc. The dia-
mond eaF-drops, pins, rings and studs
are beauties and are 4 ch and dazzling.
A rejecting case, something new, at
tracts much attention in the show win
dow. BY an arrangement of mirron
the single case is made to appear to b
Eve different ones filed alike.
| Birds beautiful display cases are fiIlet
with appropriate offerings for Christina
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CHRISTMAS PURCHASES

In Pictures and Toys are given Special
Days at the City Book Store.
Ellen Plumb's city book store is one
of the liveliest places in the city during
the days preceding Christmas. Miss
Plumb has decided to held two
special sales this week The first one
will occur on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2lsT,
which day is set aside especially for the
sale of pictures, of which there Is u
large collection of all kinds, in
GLIDING French engravings, steel en-
cravings, coIored cngravings. paintings,
pane! pictures, etc. AS an illustration it
is merely necessary to speak of the
charming engraving Of "Grandma's
Schootdays." in an oak frame, plush
lined aud OF another style, the bright,
handsome landscape in water colors,
that rests upon the easel in the window.
The next spccia! sale will be on
FRIDAY, DEC. 22SD.
which dag viii be "toy day" To
aid the buyer partial list is herewith
given.
Rocking horses, swinging hobby
horses, ''sEoo fly horses, vclocipedes,
canes, wagons of all sizes aud prices,
doll chairs, doll carriages. doll cradles,
childFens' writing desks and folding
chairs, tool chests, sleighs, wheelbar-
rows. toy animals of every kind, toy
sets of dishes from the cheapest brit
tania to handsomely decorated china,
parlor sets, kitchen sets, chamber sets,
Noah's arks, whistles, pop guns, states,
common and transparent states, carpenter
tools for boys, Crandail's building
blocks, spelling blocks, Mother Goose,
Cock Robin and Dame Hubbard
books, puzzle blocks. dissected map
blocks, kindergarten blocks, chess, dom
inoes, checkers and backgammon, games
OF all kinds, toy cars and steamboats,,
rubber balls, leather balls, wooden balls,
horns, trumpets. horses, rattles, street
cars, express wagons, tops, bells. money
banks, boxes Of paints. etc, etc, etc.
The above list is given 10 help the pur-
chaser of toys in making selections
from Ellen Plumb's for the Christmas
stockings
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-21
ministerial A ssn.i.,,,on

The Ministerial Association met at
Dr. Cordley's study, Monday a; p. n.
Present: DR.. CordleY, j 2. Hendy, j.
t. Hanna, Henry Mackay, o. S. Feein-
ster and Il. l. Lolz.
Rev. Hanna led in prayer.
The question OF the week Of prayer
was discussed.
a motion was made that it Is The
sense Of this association that it would
be more profitable TO hold prayer meet
ings in each church. Carried unau;-
mously.
a paper was then read by Rev. Mac
kay on the Book of Esther, which
drew out considerable discussion.
The association then adjourned tt
meet Monday, January s. 1888.
r. L. LORI, Secretary.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-21
EnFoRIA MERCANTILE coMrANY.
Removes 10 Enlarged Quarters In the
Masonic Temple.
Description ana Fl,as e .l.s Large Gro


Description and Plans of she Large Gro
eeTy Embellishments
For weeks past, as The readers Of these
columns are already aware, the Mercan-
tile Company have been perfeeting ar
engagements Tor the removal OF their
location TO place where they could OBJ
tain the requisite amount Of room de-
manded for the transaction Of their ex-
tensive business. They leased the two
east rooms in The new temple on Fifth
avenue, and built large addition in the
rear. For some time they have been
unloading and transferring their stock,
aud Saturday moved the last of It, so
that bright and early Monday morning
the concern thew open for bust
ness one OF The largest and best arrang
ed grocery establishments in the state
The Emporia Mercantile Association
was organized at the time OF the CONSOLE
dation of the firms of G. w. Frederick
s. Co. and Elstun, Lakin s. Carter, and
its charter bears the date Septe mber 81,
1882. The capital stock Is $25 900. and
the following named gentlemen eonsti
tuted the charter members and directors:
G. w. Frederick, Roland LakiB, ]. E
Lambert, VIM. Elstun. Jr, N. NJ. Carter,
j. NJ. Griffith and j. r. Waikup.
G. w. Frederick is president
and r. Lakin secretary aud treasurer
Since its organization some changes
have been made. and in addition to the
directory, there are the following stock
holders: J. il. Pheanis, w. w. Hibben.
A. Gilbert, L. Herr, J. b. Halleck and
S. NJ. Smith Messrs. uorr and Halleck
purchased the interest of the retiring
member, N NJ Garter.
The members of this corporation are
all well known in this community, sew
eral of them having lived here for at
least !, dozen years, aud are gentlemen
Of capital experiences, enterprise and ac-
quaintancc. The pr sIdent OF the COM