DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER WEEKLY REPUBLICAN-1887. PUBLIO LEDGER-1899, It rained all through April last. Money can cheat justice as well as individuals. March 28th, 1904, it was below freezing. The L.
and N. Paycar was here Saturday night. Chicken stealing has opened up again in the county. Three of Mr. Charles McCarthey's children i in the Fifth Ward have the whooping-cough.
The new Presbyterian Minister at Sharpsburg has been called upon to resign. James Williams and Lizzie Hawkins, colored, were granted marriage license Saturday. Elizabeth, the interesting and intelligent little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Hunter is quite sick.
Mr. Charles E. Dietrich, The Ledger Printery's excellent Job Foreman, is ill, threatened with pneumonia. "Work Done When Promised" has been the motto of The Ledger Printerman for more than thirty-five years. J.
Heinz and wife and others were pleasantly entertained yesterday by Joseph Myer and wife of Williams street. The Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church will meet at the home of Miss Bessie Martin in Forest avenue tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. MAR MOORE-SEXTON, Mr. Samuel Moore and Miss Daisy Sexton were married Saturday night at the home of the bride in the First Ward. MAYSVILLE REPUBLICAN.
MAYSVILLE, Jeer Fresh fish daily O'Keefe's. There's an advertised letter for Davis Brothers in the Louisville Postoffice. The Maysville Coal Company received three barges of coal yesterday evening, per steamer Convoy. PLEASED WITH MISS DAVIS Great Niece of Former Confederate President Scores 3 Decided Hit at Lexington Lexington Herald, Sunday, March 18th. "Florence Davis, in the title role of "The Player Maid," at the Opera- house last evening, was so good that it is to be regretted that she was favored by so small an audience.
Miss Davis is a great niece of the late President Jefferson Davis, and, as such, should be very dear to every Southern heart. But as a good actress, she is entitled to their consideration and cordial recognition. "Florence Davis is an actress of charming manner and very attractive personality. She took the part of Eleanor Hallam, leading actress of the Drury Lane Theater. As such, to oblige and aid a friend, Lady Dorothy Hastings, who wished to elope with a lover that was not approved by her guardian, Eleanor Hallam impersonated Lady Dorothy, who was unknown personally to her guardian.
Out of this many amusing and comical situations developed. The high-spirited and finished acting of Miss Davis brought much applause from the audience. "Florence Davis will find a bigh place among actresses of America. She has with her a good company. Elliott Dexter, as the Earl of Roxbury, gave her excellent support.
All of the characters were above the average. For once, the play-goers of Lexington, by fai ing to turn out in force, missed a rare treat." At the Washington tonight. 85 rolls best China aud Jap Mattings will be placed on sale Wednesday morning, March 7th. The score or more of our customers who have requested us to advise them as to the date of this sale will please take notice. J.
M. NESBITT, Executor Judging from the number of drunken men on the streets yesterday, they either laid in a supply Saturday night or slightly tilted the lid yesterday. Mrs. Winnifrede Gehean, who has been paralytic for some time, was yesterday in a critical condition at her home in East Second street, with no improvement this morning. She is the widow of the late Dennis Gehean.
Call and let me show what a handsome Diamond Ring, Stud or Pendant I can sell you for little money. Prices are guaranteed lower than you buy for anywhere. P. J. MURPHY, the Jeweler.
Mr. William Sproemberg, met with a painful accident Saturday afternoon. He is on the Westbound local freight train on the C. and 0. and was engaged in handling a heavy box at South Ripley, when one end struck some ice and slipped, the other end falling on his right hand, badly mashing two of his fingers.
He was able, however, to go out this morning. The management of the Washington Theater was indeed fortunate in securing for tonight Miss Florence Davis, the most promising young star on the American stage, who will be seen in the "The Player Maid." Miss Davis comes from a distinguished Southern family. She has had much experience as an actress. having been associated for a number of seasons with various Frohman companies. "The Maid" deals with the fortunes of Eleanor Hallam, an actress noted for her genius, beauty, wit and imperious temper.
The production affords beautiful costuming and effects, which are taken full advantage of by the management. Seats on sale now at Ray's. pear Slop for sale at Poyntz Distillery. Charles Sullivan and James Routt were arrested Saturday night in Cherry alley, charged with being drunk and disorderly. They will have their hearing today before Judge Whitaker.
JOHN COLLINS. Mr. John Collins, aged 78, died yesterday morning at 11 o'clock at his home at Millereek, after an illness of about a month, his death being due to the infirmitives of age. Mr. Collins was one of Mason county's highl; respected and prosperous farmers, having come here when quite young from his native country, Ireland, and bas raised a large and honored family of children, all surviving, there being six sons--Rev.
Father. John Collins of Jamaica, Messrs. Thomas Collins of Helena, William Collins of Lexington, Patrick Collins of Millcreek, Frank Collins of Newport and James Collins of this city, and one daughter- -Miss Anna Collins of Millereek. The funeral will occur tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock from St. Rose of Lima Church at Mayslick, and the interment will be in the Catholic Cemetery at Washington.
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The officials declared if this action is taken, fire protection, water works and other conveniences will be denied the new town. FOR SALE. Buggy and harness, good as new. J. R.
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