Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-07
SHORTS.

Janauschek.
Janauschek tonight.
Choose your valentine!
Icy last Tuesday morning.
The M%arionettes. See sd.
Catholic festival March II.
Prepare your tobacco beds.
Eyervbody wants to see the Marionettes
Mr.. Keepe wants . good farm hand. See
ad.
The river was full of floating ice Thur
day.
Catholic festival, st. Patrlck's day In the
evening.
See call for immigration meeting next
Saturday.
Immigration society meeting next Satur'
day. Come.
Janauschek at the opera house tonight a.
Lady Macbeth.
Anew way to kill rats Mash each rAre
head In q lemon squeezer.
A great many things we wanted to say
this week were crowded over.
Msj. Wright fixed Friday night next Feb.
ID, for the delivery Of bis lecture.
The Matehless Steinway pianos can be
had only of Conover Bros, Kansas City and
st Ioui.- j24t5
All goods advertised Sat cost" elsewhere,
will be duplicated at the same prices, at d.
J.E. Abreps,. j1Otf
l.. Il. Day is buying q great deal of corn
and having 1t stored in his large warehouses
in Wellington.
Wfnkler manufactures som OF the finest
and cheapest furniture We ever law. Call
on nm for nricss. j21
The Marionettss Wednesday and Thurs
day nights, Feb. IL and IL. The great won
der novelty artists.
The Presbyterian concert will take place,
Thursday evening, February 10th, at Ha'
gems opera house.
For q real nice solid walnut bedstead or
table, or any other nice and cheap furniture
call on H r. WInkler. E1
Remember the meeting of the new fair as
ISOLATION Monday. Feb. 10, at the court
house, at II o'clock p. m.
Do not purchase q piano or organ until
you have called on or written to Conovsr
Bros, Kansas City for prices. jz4to
The Catholics OF the city propose TO have
festival for the benefit Of their church on
the evening OF Wednesday. March 18th.
The February term Of the probate court
will commence next Monday. February .,
and continue until Tuesday February "a.
The press everywhere speaks OF the Mar
iouettes a Q magnificent entertainment. Sec
advertisement elsewhere In this paper, and
also small bills.
Janauschsk is the queen Of tragedy. She
had . very large house last night, but 1t
should be crowded this evening to see her
magnificent personstion Of Lady Macbeth.
All winter goods now on hand will be sold
at greatly reduced rates, In order to make
clean sweep of 1t, and thus enable us to
get into our new store with . bran new
stock. a. J. E. Ahrens. j1Otf
Stockholders In the new fair association
should remember that there will DO . meet
ing to organize . board Of directors, and to
elect officers, at the courthouse, in this city
Monday, Feb. 18, at l O'Clock, p. m.
Conover Bros. have been In business at
Kansas City for the past ten years. and
have q reputation Of honorable dealing, and
no one can do better than to trade with
them when wanting q piano or organ. j24ts
Our country cousins who rarely have an
opportunity to see . nrst-class actress should
not lose the opportunity Of attending tbs
opera house this evening and enjoying
Jsnausehek'A splendid rendering Of Lady
Macbeth.
are as follows: "Currency and gold, $50, Il
cents; 80, 20 cents $50, IS cents. M-r'
chandise. 1 b. 25 cents 2 lbs. Is to 80 cents
3 lbs. Is to 40 cents books 2 ibs. 10 cents
3fbs. 20 cents ; 4 lbs. IS cents.
Browns household panacea and family
Eminent, which has wrought such wonders
10 Q purely vegetable preparation. 1t cure
crsmp in the limbs and stomach, rheuma
tism. dysentery, toothsche, sore throat
and all kindred m%aiadies. f7t2
There will be Q grand festival and supper
under the auspices of the Baptist church
for the purpose Of paying OF .ue churcl
debt, at Aullville, Mo-, on Friday night
Feb. I3. 1880. The occasion will be enIlven
cd by vocal and instrumental music. Tn,
public are cordially invited. Admittanc
and supper fifty cents.
While Kansas City buys a great deal o
furniture from Messrs. Winkler, of thi
city, some OF our citizens go to Kansas Cit
to buy furniture. Winkler will sell 1t t
you for less money than any other house
either in Kansas City or elsewhere. VIII
pay commissions to middle men, when yo1
can %patronIze home manufactures for les
money, and get q better class Of goods? Thi
is an important question. j12
Pleasant Hill Review, Jan. 50:-"Ml
James Putnam, OF the Burlington 4 South
western, called to see us this morning H
informs us that the recent purchase Of th
n. K. Il T., railroad by Mr.. Gould will in n
way affect the building Of his road. He hs
Just returned from a trip south and repor,
everything a. eminently favorable, and tbs
in . few days he will have matters arrange
for the commencement OF work. which wi
be done ~ soon As the weather Will justify.
Independence Sentinel 1.-THE Unionviil
Republican speaks OF the completion OF til
). Burlington b Southwestern railroad vi
Unionviile and Lexington tn Kansas City .
ahxed fact, and the Lexington papers q
ready are speaking of the proposed railroa
bridge across the Missouri river at tn,
point. In case the road 10 built 1t will b
done during the current year, and mu,
come through Jackson county. 1t will eithe
pass through Independence, south of bel
or along the river bluffs at old Wayne Cit.
! Our citizens should induce the building
1t though town, as near the business porto
rs possible"
OF Janausohek, who appears At the opel
house tonight, the Quincy Wing says "a
excellent house greeted the peerless Ja
auschek last evening to witness her graz
impsrsonation Of Lady Macbeth. So nut
has already been said concerning the 4
tress and her great roles that little need
added IN her praise. She Is at once graz
In her conception and portrayal of the trag
character assumed by her last evening, l
yssting 1t with q strong originality tn
tragic interviews with Macbeth the artl
rose to the greatest height, which true, &c
uine and artistic culture and skill could
tain. Jarauschek came here as she has gol
through the world, heralded by the loude
praise that has been bestowed upon any g
tIst since the paImy days Of the immorl
Rachael Perhaps then the highest that
can offer is to say that her audience IL
evening were not disappointed in the BIZ
expectations which they had formed"
{ Tonight, at Hagsn's opera house, Js
y auschek, as Lady Macbeth, in "Shal
! spssre's' sublime tragedy. "Macbeth" ST
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