The weekly intelligencer., 1898-03-26
LOCAL SHORT-sTOPS.

Good Roads meeting at HigginsTille
today.
The thermometer fell about 90 degrees
from Tuesday night to Wednesday morn
ing.
Go to Phares' Gallery and get life
size crayon and one dozen fine cabinet
Dbo,os for only - 20. 3-28tS
WANTED-work for colored boys. len,
twelve and fourteen years. Apply at the
INTELLIaEHcER Office. tt
James A. Herne's American home-like
comedy, ashore Acres" will be the attrac-
tion at the New Grand, Friday. April LIST.
Bullard is making his best cabiDet
photos at reduced rates for thirty days;
nothing but best material used. Gallery
opposite postoffice. S-1S-4t
wANrED.-saIesmen to handle our
1ngton and vicinity. The Euclid OIL Com
pany. Cleveland, Ohio. 1t
s'Shore Acres," that charming New
England comedy, with Mr.. Archie Boyd,
of The Old Homestead Company, as
-'Bncie Matt" will be the attraction at the
New Grand, April 1st.
We are requested to announce that there
will be big cake walk at Sedalia, soon,
open to all; first prize, $50; second prize,
$50; address Tony Williams, 115 West
Jefferson st., for particulars as to razors
aud price of entry.
Mr.. 10 A. Wilson informs rs that when
the Saluda blew up, only few children
were kept in Lexington, and these only
for a short time. George McFadin wac
the only one who remained here long
fenough to be called a citizen.
''They don't make much fuss about it,"
4 We are speaking OF De Wits Little
YEarly Risers, the famous little pills for
constipation, biiionsnsss, and all stomach
and liver troubles. They never grips.
Day & Shelby, Leading Druggists. 1-1etf
In the proper place will be found the
announcement Of Mr.. Louis GratE, who
offers for reelection to the Office of city
register and treasurer. MIR. Gratz has
made an excellent official, and 1t Is a
pleasure to transact business with him.
He is q thoroughgoIng young business
man, who understands the requirements
OF bis office.
In connection with our paper-hapging
we now have a fine lot of sample books of
all the big leading wallpaper manuiac-
turers in this country, comprising the
best and cheapest, to the most elaborate
and latest designed papers, which we will
be pleased to bring samples to your resi-
dence and show you through them, saw
log you one-hah on the cost OF your
paper. UTr BROTHERS.
a-istf Painters and Paper. hangers.
Miss FuIton will give her farewell enter
taiument, at the opera house, April sth.
Ste will be assisted by Prof. E. J. Ebbies,
fprssideut of Ebbles' Dramatic School,
Kansas City; also by Prof. Richter, Mrs.
Buck and Miss Georgia Hall Jones. Miss
Fulton has done very much to entertain
snd instruct the people of Lexington and
vicinity, and this will positively be her
last appearance here. The program will
he chosen with her characteristic taste,
and will, of course, be an excellent one,
and we hope to see the house Gro Wded.
Elsewhere we announce Mr.. Smith T.
Benedict as a candidate for reelection to
the Office of city assessor. Mr.. Benedict,
In his last assessment, gave as good salts
faction as any of his predecessors. His
aim IL to get the city and county assess
ments the same, and yet to be equaiized
on all property. He and the county
assessor worked together on the last list.
He IL well acquainted with values, and
Fhas no hesitation In cutting down or add
ing on when he thinks it necessary. he
10 polite and accommodating, and has
made a good officer.
James A. Herne means to keep the pub
lilo interested In his play, "Shore Acres"
For this seasons production of this beau
tiiul comedy drama, he has engaged
NJ. ssrs. Archie Boyd, Atkins Lawrence,
II. J. Con nelly, William q. Burton, q. P.
whittemore, James Burrows, Augustus
woIford, John Fenton, and the Misses
1eauue Otis, Belle Theodore, Madge
Claire, Virginia Connolly, Lillian Claire,
Eiza Hudson, anj that clever child
actr SIS. Gladys Green. In the production
th At "shore Acres" is to have at the New
Grand, Friday, April 1st. Archie Boyd 10
TO appear as Nathaniel Berry. There will
De entire new scenery and some new
mechanical effects. Ssats on sale at
Farmers.