Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-24
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY. sEpT. "a. 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


lutely perfect manner. Mr.. Adams is
possessed of magnificent baritone, rich
and powerful in volume, and he enun-.
ciates with perfect distinctness, an ele-
ment in singing that is always pleasing
to an audience. If Mr.. Adams were
not already prime favorite with Park,
ersburg people his work last evening
would quickly establish him as SUCH
Every garment we turn out is fea-
ture. Marietta Tailoring House, 22O
Front street.
The Barlow Fair opens today and
continues over tomorrow. A large
number of Marietta people contemplate
attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Beagle returned
Wednesday from Cincinnati. They will
reside with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Theis,
on Second street.
If you want winter underwear of
any kind. get prices at the Bee Hive
before you buy.
-Catharine Miller, of Dye, filed COM
plant Wednesday against Harry Wag-
ner of Marietta. for bastardy. The
case was settled in Squire Palmer's
court by marriage.
/ The United States Propeller Edna
passed up the Ohio Wednesday on her
way to Pittsburg, where she will take
in tow the quarter boat of the survey
ing corps, which will locate the system
of locks and dams proposed for the
Ohio above Marietta. The surveyors
will begin their work immediately, the
necessary water guages having already
been placed.
Among the Parkersburgers who
were in the city last evening were
Miss Dellicker. Miss Smith, Mr.. j. N.
Monroe, Mr. Rolla Camden, Miss Black
ford, Miss Van Wrinkle, Mr.. B., S. Pape,
and Mr. George Summers. All took
supper at the Bellevue and returned
home in the evening.
Miss Matte Synder. of Kenova, Pa, 4,
and Miss Estella Wright, of Parkers-
:,
Wednesday.
Dick Osborne, who jumped from a
moving train while being taken from
Marietta to Caldwell, O., to answer to
a charge of burglary, was seen in Wav-
erly late Monday night. He escaped
on the morning of that day. Monday
night he turned up in Waverly and g
gentleman who saw him there says he
bore no marks of having jumped from
a fast flying train.
Where did you get those "hot" trou
sers? At Marietta Tailoring House
220 Front street.
Fax Deyol, of this city, is in trouble
again, according to the following from
Parkersburg Fax Deyol, who was re
Gently released from the Ohio pen
where he served term for nearly kill
ing man by striking him with stone
was arrested yesterday afternoon fol-
being drunk and creating big dis
turbance at the Shafer Hotel. He wa'
very abusive and insulting and uset
very vile and filthy language to the
clerks and Mrs. Lehman the wife of tht
proprietor. This morning Judge Wiley
fined him sS and costs, $7.7O in all
B. & o. S. w. train No. 13, ives
bound, known as the Parkersburg ant
Blanchester Accommodation, met with ,
peculiar accident about half mill
east of Athens Wednesday evening. 4
, broken flange derailed one of thu
coaches, which was thrown clear of tn,
track and turned over. All the passen
) gers were severely shaken up and many
of them badly bruised, but none fatal
ly. The worst injured was young
man who received broken leg.
ALI the latest in fall and winte
millinery is now in and prices at th
bottom. Bee HIVE.
: Services will be held at the Count,
, Infrmary as usual next Sunday at
p. M, preaching by Rev. F. s. Perry.
Hon. Victor B. Dolliver who spok
here Tuesday evening, left Wednesda.
3 for Middleport
= The Marietta nine leaves thi
morning over the G. & M. for Cam
bridge, where they will play series c
three games. The local team is in goo
shape and ought to come home wit
the scalps of the Guernsey county boy
at their belts. Cambridge will pla
two return games here next Monda
and T.uesday.to is 20 1Hd sfg 81
II New line Of fall and winter mill
merry at the Bee Hive Store.
Choral Society rehearsal at Al
drews Hall at z o'clock this evening
All members are requested to |
present
- The ball game between pickle
mines made up of Marietta busine
h. men, and slated for Friday, has for
| purp bar of oOod reas0ns baeu noafnoue