Lawrence Daily Journal from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 5

5 ZZ, The Websr Concert Gigantic Cle Sale! siring AT- IE ABE Sf ILL fill Georere limes Co5s OUR- for Thursday evening next, at the Opera u-e, prompts to be a rare musical feast tiT the people of Lucr, late of Bo3ton, has but few, it any superiors iz America, a3 a Piinist, Aim. Vajllb is one of the sweetest soprano tiuuera in the country. Mn. Alb 3aaR, as a tenor, has but few superiors he sing high chest requiring a wonderiul voice. In fas', la is made upof tte nnefct tU nt ever brought together in the Great West.

Another interesting feature of thj ester-twument it: li a number of our men have iovittd Mr BatterdeM to recite up the.ciision, PAUr.s DeLnce D-tureKiio i VPX aui he has accepted. The Ltwretce mij be assured that rtxt Tiu siay evtniog'i concert at the Opera House will bean one. Ticket lor sale at Bates AFib.ds Bxik dime. A imiasioa 50 cent. No extra ch j-ges for received tenia.

Extraorflmary SBBCial Sal AND THIS WEEK AVE OFFER Having been so successful with nnr -in nary Bargain Sal, induces us to INAUGURATE A (Klgantlc Clearing ale FOR FEBRTJAKY. One that will overshadow virv attempt hitherto mad by In direction AND ONE THAT INCLUDES Our Entire Stock BPWERSQCn OPEBAHOUSE. Comic Opera. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Saturday, February 9th and lOili.

Sargent Comic Opera Co, II. J. SUliSENT MANAGE tt. Ilaadei by the Bewitching Prima Donna, Miss Marie Bob, AXI SUPIORTED BY 30 hm GLASS ARTISTS 30. Full Chorus and Oar Own Orchestra.

Friday Evening, Feb. 0(li, ITe Charming Opera. OLIVETTE With JIaiIj iUd and Full Company. (I Saturday Evening, Feb. 10, The Comic Opera THIS IS THE LARGEST OFFERING Ol? First-Class Dry Goods Indian School Fund.

Amount htrtotoie lepontd 32 Fluke P.ot Sao lo Lymao 8 A Hrowo it d) G.ul 1) .7.7.7.7.1.25 McUirreil 2 Bn Catiii Chad wick 20 A Warren Patterson Murry A Stevens i(j EVER MADE IN We make no apology or excuse for placing in the market Au PoeLler I Wiedeman in New Attractions o- PRIVES IS CASSITlERFiS. Nice All Wool Cassimeres worth $1, going at 75 c. Choica Cassimeres "worth 1 40, going at $1. Very Fine Suitings worth, $2, going at $1.50. AM Cassimeres and Cloths under value DRIVES IV HOSIERY.

lines of Fine Hosiery Ladies' and Children's reduced from $1 to 50c a pair. Excellent qualities formerly 40c and 50c selling at 25c. Extra bargains in Hosiery of all kinds. GOODS. Never were Cashmeres selling so low, 3STever were Black Silks selling so low.

3STever were Colored Silks selling so low. Never were Fine Dress Goods selling so low. Never were Rhadumes selling so low as we are now selling them. CARPETS. We will make it an ohject for you to buy them now.

We are showing a splendid line of all grades. We Continntt Rarniii in Every Department, Ijo Bullene Cor Sim Sacrifice ai Id win ,5 A Meager $5 It ibinsoa 50 B.iteldes Co .25 11 Smith io Madson Iimse stock: at Sai a OTHER THAN WE NEED MONET, MUST HAVE With llaiie It and Full Comply. RSMEMBtitt THE 35, 50 and 75 Cents. no ro hi "'as -served w'lhout. fxtr charge at X.b-r Field's.

Wfdntstay morn na 1883 FJiliUlAltV 1883. IT AND As it would take up the whole of this paper to particularize, We Invite Yon to Call at Our Store Total (6,723. A Card. To ilu Citizen rf Laioicncs: As there are those who dou'-t the p-o-priety of rtciting Paul's defense before Kin Agrippa at the Weber Concert next Thursday evening at the opera house, I will, if thought best upon that ecca-lm, som o'her choice lectiorjs in phc of it. Very respectfu ly submitted, W.

BUTTr EVERY DAY FROM 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. AND BE CoMiicfiitMisisIfliirHarifist, Real Estate BULLETIN.

ANDREW TOSH C0: Ilave a large list of farms, hruus and 'ota for sle and make special mention ol the following: 1 An figli'y cre farm, tillible. pv. ture and mow iand, several ucrs if iim br, and 10J rod of stone tVnce, board an And we wish our customers and the public to reap the benefit. WE ARE IN DEAD EARNEST, JSIark Milk. We will continue our sile ot black silks during this wtes til he fame fearfully 1 prices have given prestig, pop ulirity and tucess to our great sal.

Geo Innb Co. Mr. Jtmes H. Owen, the Famous Clothir Cmpary, leaves this p. Terre Hiu, in pursuit of his biide.

He will return to his du in in a few days. AND MEAN EVEEY WORD WE SAT. GEO. INNES CO. Grand View Hotel, A Card to the nubile.

It Raid there is subscription cr oKs io rcuUtion iu tr i- city by impog. er, in the name of the A Church. Wi ti my signature I warn the pabii of SUCJ, I. F. Bite.

Pis'or. Formerly known as the Durfee House, hfs nre fecc, a spring lurniabes water; a frame hum 3 ot tWe mi nd good warm cellar. Prior, 1,200, part casb; balance on time. 2. A pUce of 8 c-es, ner Liwrrnie, all in cu.ilvatiou i toy Irame house of Tt ro and Oa ts; g.

ce-l-ir and well.a I'mm barn, orchtrd of appl nnd peach tree-, er pi a currans. P.ice. $3)J Ptasesii.ui tr ii n. 3 A to sior lr ime me or 7 roonr Aid ic ntid orrige uae, CdiUr. wtll nai cUtrrn.

alt in condttlm and near business. Pace 00 4. A t'am bouts of fi7j rons tn Souii 'm nt strict. Price y0. 5.

A i a ory (mm) buse, 3 clUr. vscil.goud stable. Price, JGJO (5. A of three good roorrs, a barn ar otuei baiulin ellent ciir, Cheap and 1 nimble pwop-r y. P.ice 7') 7 A mi uae of tix noui w.

lots cellar, wth ii cistern. Prue $1,3 )0 8. A frtine house lots, never fiil-iog Wei' te "am, Ucttion gool, Prio JiO. Or wi.l sell house ana one 1 i for been least ly Mr. Chas.

Rofs. His motto Temple of Fashion. aad let Live." His prices will be reasonable, and will caUr to plebte the public. He will erect tables toon in the L'id ntou yenterdy purchased le Frank A pleton paclog mare; rear tf the 1 o'ei for the accommtdttion Anothnr Fire, The fire alarm sou iddd at half pist e'een o'cIock yjsterJay morning. Mr.

Cabktdde Milier'j residenci on South street ciu'it fire from a defectid fl 13. Tae fire eaine wis a it in or ler. pirt of it bsiiK at the shop undergoing repair, and the fire was ex iaguish-el by means of water crrid in backets from a well and also from Prank Codey's water wagon which was in the vicinity full of water and wis driven to the scene of the fire The roof and upp ir rooms of the house and som of the coatents were dam Utme. He iLyitcs ail to ccmeardsse him. 2 2dtf THE LARGEST STOCK Masquerade.

List evening was celebrated the an ln(lle, rlease read the advertisement In this pa- nual masquerade of the Turner Society por of Ball's health-preserving op- of this city. Thn attend mce was not Come and trj one; take it home. If ii solareas usual on such occasiocs, does not suit in every way return it sod though pome of the costumes were very get your money back. Also Ball's health Cloths and Cassimeres kir-supportirjg corsets, Ball's health aged but the 103s will not Uot up very high. The home is iwned by Judge Emery.

It as sked 1 ibe street estcrdy what abdominal corsets. Only at wou'd have btc me of the town if tGe fire IN THE CITY. Nkwmabx's, 818dtf 8ole Agent. Teachers Rxaminatloa. There will be a public exsmioation rf had been nn Mtssschuset's street with a strong gala blowing and the fire engine in the shop unable to brought out? 9 V.

A IK frnie hou9e. five 1-r well btru, finely located. ice tetms ea y. 10 A one a orj frame houe, six nvm Urge Rrouii'-s, uit aid ihiUJbcrjr, tine lucmioa. Price 9 X), A farm ot titty acre, ten acres of timb-r, 3 acres g'HXl grasn laud, plexn-ty ot ku ci water and rtntfe.

a larire vtru of uit trees, a two ktory ue, 9 rtniaiH, cellar, 11 and stone btru. gmn-iry nd -crib a tuinr a yidnge. ice Pi A tract of l1) acres of Ki Dot -torn liud. ail in cul lation, a new SI atlas. the teachers of Douglas county held at the Cjrtral school bouse, Saturday, March 10 Teachers wishing certificates will please A large crowi was gathers I at the ice LATEST STYLES.

bear this in mind, as it will be the latt examiaation until next September. J. C. Baktjl. wtd Any one desirous of purchasing a really yesterday to enj the skstiag, which was excellent.

The winners of the goli-lino silver cupt in the priu contents were as illws; Ge itleran'slst prz? A. B. Barteaux. 2 id. II irry Hhmsr.

Lidtei Ut pnz lith G'lnnn. 2 id. Mrs Da Witt Li iin oi. Prices Reasonable and a Good Fit Guaranteed. tine.

As follows, is a list of those in attendance, and their costumes as far as we were able to obtain them. Frank Wade. Turk. Louisa Polish girl. Alice Preisacb, Strvian.

Miss Osch, Tyrol iau. Mary Brechtehbaur, Danish peasant g'rl. 0-car Meade, street loafer. Will Lander, Otto Fischer. El Lander, Everett Yeager, minstrels.

Morris Uirtmmn, liter boy. Louisa Linder, Peasant girl of Lucerne. O.to Fischer and Evzrfc Yeager, primeveal darkeys. Albert Hartman, clown. Cna.

Sutorius, Turk. J. II. 13 Select Knigbr. Minnie tambourine pirl.

Will Ghsfk, inkea coitume. Hob. Soirs, Indian. Frank Fischer, Indian. Francis Jaedicke, Indian.

Eia F.scher. riding habit. Walruff, red riding hood. Jacob Wind, cow boy. fine lamp can do fo now at a very low fig ure at Leis' drug store.

12-27dtf A look through the lamp stock at Lm The following testlm iDitl from a large drug store will astonish one at the low number of ek iters wa hiadel ths Jouu vkt last pveniag: Editor Journal: McConnell, the Tailor. stoiy Irume 3 roome, astatle, aia and i-il i nee, txcllent wel', one mile from Lrwre nc and Siitablj for gardening. P.ice ft 5(0. 13. A farm of 19) acres; mosMy cil'i-vated and iu giat; 30 acres timber; bede.

ril andsione une; good orchard; 4 new (rime house 4 room: nar st tfllca and church. Piio(3 8K. 14. Afnm of 181 acres; 8) se es in cul ivation; 40 acre of grsi ps'u-e; 45 of meadow land; 15 acn-g vf tim-btr; COO di of hedge and 400 tods of other kicds of fetice; 5C0 selected appld lrets ano other kinds fruits; evergre tn and bbrubtery irame hou-e, stable, cribi and Iced lot: near a station Price i 3,200 cah 15. A 40 firm; Ktw river land; qu -i a irx)d frame house, cellar, etc.

P.ice 50 per acre. 16. An eighty acre farm; Waksnsi bottom; excellent home: a irood orcard We, th 1 TTid, through the column of ihi Jovhsku. ii to tender price at which he sells them. 12 27d if Don't forget to csn and examine photos at Hamilton's before silting elsewhere, Il-I2ti ffaated.

lr sincere th ok 10 1) 1" ixraeber for hi mtnv ac.o am dition furaished at thaki'in; riak, an I hit kindness in W. H. ENDLETON, nit'iatr ludi-i iiee of chrtre. Hid it i jen tor -aeber's en an in Mules of every lixe or age at Donnelly's du-try we would navj had but very little stable. W.

W. Davw. 12 21dtf good skating this winte. and we tbiak tha ia addition to the 11 tie that he may have mtde fi lancally, he deserves the gratitude ot all who haye patronized the SUCCESSOR TO HASE TENDLETON.3 DEALER IX TTiMPJLIE AMU) FiM(D That feeling of languor and debilPy that follows physical exertion, removed rink. tiignel: I H)dly, 8 Gl'more by using Brown Iron Bitter.

2 Max Straun, Mrs A Holluter, Kate Bay Railroad Tickets Blood, and many others. LIST OF LETTERS. at C. 8. Duncan's Ticket office, 73 Ltot lexers uicatled for In PostaSCd at Massachusetts street.

You can save from 25 to 50 per cent All Tickets guaranteed. Tickets to all points bought, told and Viui-b, Ket ranrv 6. 1HS2 LJkOISs' LIST. r. nnil, MlUls HurU L-iMnAa fl irrU.

W. kt. Atm My 2 II wird lr or Liura 1, Kl i )ita Mora. JjujH Mniii. Joai- Spvut'l Higila Ti t-npnuri Lniisa Tida-dl, 6 Wjoi ud, xU A CKXTUCXKX'a LIST.

FLOTJB, FEED, OIL CAKE, and SEEDS. aud nearly .11 in cultivation. Price $40 per acre. 17. Two flue lots; well located.

Prica $50O. 18. A large new residence on Ten-PF8-e ire; two IjU, well, barn and crib. ice 13 500. 19.

A riue residence of Kentucky stree in cla- condition; ry de.ireabie. i'nee i OuO. ho lots and in west Lawrence lelugiog to Reder estate. Uuimproved lndsin Dnglas and other countus. DeCs.

moitgiges it A leases drawn and acknowledgments taked. Fire itsurance wiitten in artl able cimpany. Fjr further ptrticulars cj-il at our office. No. 54 MbJiacuieusj street, Liwrence, Kansas.

ItatlroaA Ticket." Wbrn you go east, buy your tickets at a regular office, and on points esst of and vi Chicago, you will save from two to five dollars each, the through rate being the same as via St. Louis. J. P. Ross, Agen Union Ticket Oflce.

exchanged. Waste Ko Time in vain attempts toerad'c- blemihes Geo. Dinglesteadt, the woman in green. Alf Deichman, cow boy. Josio Brechtlesbauer, polka dot.

Mrs. Eastman, morning star. Minnii Acbniog, Turk. D)ra Walruff, milk maid. Will Pencbard, Chinaman.

Mrs. (J. Scotch girl. Fiori Freudicin, camp waiter. "Will Freinmuth Uncle Jihn Mary Watts, viss girl.

L'zzie Yeiger, Svis girl. liiVz, Topy. Chas Achning sportsmin. Nina Fulton and Mary Yeager Fol- ly. Ela leen of Gypsies.

Mary Hiag Gypsy. Lillis Birger Flower G'rl. Erana Hoag Goddess of Liberty. Phil Weitzjnkorn Indian. Minnie Gnefkow Old Woman.

Lizzie Weid8tnann Old 'Woman. Mrs. Ed. Wilson Snowflake. Tex bcii thing out is a bad cigar.

of the teeth, but buy S0Z0D0NT at one and apply it vigorously. Never fear that it wilt hurt the enamel otyour Eeasonable Prices for Best. Goods. nn-r. in.

tamei li vr 1 Hnkv, Kr-d Vf ih.KSL R'ra ii. teeth lik dentifrices you may have AVbe, Win iiley, li EtU rr. iCt tii rtl to ti a L-. tl ulf Mi vjr I ts'd Ost d. A QKiUU WcliS, tised.Un the contrary it will keep the teeth intact, render them bripb.

and perpetnare or retor the health of tb tu. trf 0 Wrin Prince Eev moutL'd interior. Retard decay and t3rAT)y of ray customers dir-nflr the errand bay to cill at their houiesfop their order will please ieaye word at the store, stay timed defacing finger with ie.invpnainj?, pleasant and wholesoma 2 roHE'av Dr. Purtli eallloi itn' ta aVovs Issrj wdlpleaiJ nf 'dr jrtlaei." L.rf. WORDED, r.

M. A St. Lions theater manager was ftsked why he employed such bad actors and be replied: "Would you have me kt tb pour dsrila aUrrt?" flfianil BI! MiorjnnhnPDito Ctunot Thi reason why the poets always speak of October us sober" is because Chas. a. news dealer and Eta loner, seconl hand books bought and ol 78 Maseechusetts street.

Saoke the Peerless cigar, it iathe be; igtx 09 t7tf ii rm mas wr i ii iii mi ins iuiii. i. mi. nil. mi 1.

1 sober is the only word they can find to uuuuu uu muuuuuuuuuiLU uuuutt rhyme with October..