The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-02-23
Her Business Career in This
City.
4 Handsome Stock of Millinery
Goods.
To Make Room For New Stock
She is
Making Great Reductions in
Everything.
A Brief Description Of Her
Store and Stock.


In 1870 Mrs. Flint removed to Kan
sas and located in Eureka, Greenwood
county. For thirteen years she re-
sided in that city and carried on the
millinery business. In Eureka as in
Emporia, Mrs. Flint did a very
large business. She in 1888
came to Emporia, and has
during her five years business in
this city occupied the same store
room on West Sixth avenue next door
to the REPUBLICAN office. She has
done very large business and many
of the most stylish dressed ladies of En-
poria and the surrounding country are
the regular customers of Mrs. Flint.
S he carries very large and stylish
stock of millinery and always makes
a point of having the best and mos
stylish trimmers that it is possible to
secure.
She not only carries large stock of
millinery but keeps the largest stock
of fancy goods and trimmings in the
city.
She has a large stock of hats and
bonnets on hand ready trimmed, or
on short notice, can trim anything
selected to order.
In ribbons her stock is complete,
comprising all widths in every shade
imaginable, including all the late
spring shades. She has all kinds of
articles for fancy work in her stock.
She also carries full line of ladies'
and misses underwear. This line of
goods she sells at a very small advance
over first cost, and does a large trade
in this department.
In corsets, her stock is complete, and
any lady is sure to be suited in quality
and price. Her stock in this line COM
prises the low price as well as the finest
French corset.
In muslin underwear, Mrs. Flint has
a large stock, and her prices are way
down cheaper than you can begin to
buy the material and make them up.
Mrs. Frint is agent for the cele-
brated Domestic cut paper patterns,
and each month receives all the newest
and latest patterns.
One department in the establish
ment Of Mrs. Flint that is
worthy of special mention, is
her dressmaking. This depart
ment is personally superintendent
by Mrs. Flint, and only the very best
help employed. Seldom when there
is handsome wardrobe to be gotten
up in Emporia is it made anywhere
else except at this well known estab-
lishment. The well and stylishly
dressed ladies of Emporia almost all
have their work done by Mrs. Flint.
Mrs. Flint is always glad to meet the
ladies of this vicinity, and invites
ladies generally not only to call and
inspect her stock, but to make he1
store their headquarters whenever
they are down town. The store is one
of the handsomest in the city and is
well filed with everything that goes
toward making the ladies happy.
One display in the store is a very
handsome wedding bonnet that is
enough to make any of the young ladies
say ''yes' if they could be the pos
SCISSOR of the bonnet. When you are
down town call and see it.
1t would be impossible to give de-
tailed description of the stock, there
are too many pretty things, but the
ladies can rest assured that they
will be sure to be satisfied if they
are in want of anything if they will
call at Mrs. Flint's; you will surely be
able to make selection that will suit
you.
One very important thing to be men
toned in this article is this: A large
stock Of trimmed hats and bonnets are
displayed at the store and in order to
realize the money on them in the next
ten days, the price has been greatly re-
duced. These goods are not old styles,
they are late, stylish goods, and the ex-
tremely low price at which they are
marked is only to last fol. the ten days.
So before the stock isUbroken and best
selections are gone go and see them,
you are sure to be pleased. Mrs. Flint
does not make a practice of cheap sales
but this once she will give the ladies of
Emporia and vicinity chance to save
about half on anything in the house, in
the line of trimmed hats and bonnets.
Everything else is also sold at the
lowest possible rates.
The ladies know that to get late and
stylish goods they can do no better
than go to Mrs. Flint. Remember that
these special low prices are to last for a
few days only. Embrace the opportu-
nifty to get bargains and call the first
possible chance.
Every one knows the store, West
Sixth avenue, south side of the street,
just east of the REPUBLICAN office.
There are two things almost forgotten,
one is handkerchiefs. She has the
most beautiful line of plain and col
ored borders in silk and linen.
The other and a most important
item is the celebrated Ferris corset
waist. She has and always keeps a
full assortment in stock.
sam Brown Talks.
DOVER, Del, Feb. 15.-In the in
terview to-day Captain Sam Brown,