Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-20
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, MARCH 40, 1895
Personal AND LOCAL.

Any lady and gentleman, or two
ladies will be admitted with one SOC
Ticket if purchased at Marietta Book
Store before 6 p. m. Monday.
We are requested to announce that
Mrs. Helen Morgon, Fifth St, is a can
didate for member ofBoard of Educa-
tion.
Mr.. G.. b. Sunderland yesterday
sold the Joseph Campbell property cor
ner Front and Montgomery SITS. to M.
Haddox, of Macksburg, who will make
this his future home. Consideration
200.
F. M. Cline, who has been in Eas-
tern Virginia for some time looking at
the country with the intention of To-
eating in that section, does not report
very favorably as to soil, crops, stock,
etc. He says there is plenty of scrub
pine land and-darkies. The only
good things he discovered were the
climate and water which were very
good. A great deal of the land was too
poor to rot the corn-stallSs which If not
would stand in the rows until the pine
bushes were shoulder high. Mart Is
satisfied with the Ozark Hills" of Mon
roe county, and nothing short OF
Repu blican majority in Monroe county
will drive him further south.-TMata-
moras Mail.
The new Baptist Church at Mata-
moras is approaching completion and
will be dedicated April 5th Sermon
by Rev. DIR. Leonard, Secretary Ohio
Baptist State Convention.
Mr.. w. Fl. Armitage the gentleman
who is at work getting out directory
of Marietta is making fine headway,
and expects to Issue the directory to
the subscribers about May 1st.
The Musk ngum river is very busy
at present putting red paint over the
dam.
"A new line of ladies shirt waists
just in at Bee Hive Store.
Gen. A. J. Warner is drilling well
on the Jake Hendershot farm at Horse
notwithstanding Journal.
"A washout on the Ohio River Rail-
road above Sistersville delayed the
down train last night an hour and a
half.
The Mayor gave Charles little, OF
Lower Newport, IS and costs for a
drunk and disorderly. In default oi
payment Title was locked up.
There is a young man on the West
Side who when he calls on his girl al
ways knocks, for fear if he came with
ring she would consider TIA proposal
"A big string of horses arrived il
this city yesterday from Charleston
W. Va, for VIM. Roeser, and they are
now stabbed ut the Fair Ground. Mr.
Roeser is now the owner of 26 head o
horses. The horses came up on tht
F! steamer Virginia.
The deeds for the property OF
;. which the new Marietta Boiler Work.
is to be located were acknowledged
yesterday, and are held in trust. Thu
money for them will probably be pait
, over today. A survey of the premise
, is now being made.
Miss Bonnie Mcintosh, of Williams
town, has resigned her position a
= cashier in Hutchinson's Bargain Store
The price of West Virginia an
Southern Ohio oil yesterday was 81 AZ
. Corning, s1.25.
4 Special Scenery, Magnificent Cos
i tunes and Brilliadt New Specialties i
>. Cools Big Stock Co., Auditorium, mex
week.
Mrs. Grabe and Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
Il son, have returned from Allegheny
;, and will take up their residence agai
in this city.
Says the Parkersburg Jonrnal {
last evening: Jake Dye, of Mariettt
, has been in this city several days upo
important business. He came here t
/. look up child who was stoeln by tn
father, Belpre man, from his wifi
the couple having parted The chill
was found at the house of the father
sister at Rockland, o., and turned owe
to the mother. The case has been r.
ported to the Board of Charities W
understand the wife will sue for d
! yorce The man in the case has h
N Office in this city. Later-Mrs. Gande'
N of Belpre, has brought suit in the coul
at Marietta for an absolute Divorce.
-Messrs, j. A. Plumer & Son yeste
day sold the Stone property, Sixt
street, to Joseph e. Phillips for the su
So of $500.
ie Capt. j. Friedman, of the "Buc1
y. eye," was up from Huntington yeste
ne day.
ar There will be special meeting
Va American Union Chapter No. l tn
evening at z o'clock. Work in Roy
Arch Degree.
Joseph Waller, of Beverly, a MT