Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-06
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, nov. 8. 1890
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

The Social Cabinet and Member
ship of the First M. Z. Church will
give social and supper at the church
parlor on Friday evening, Nov 13
Mr.. John Shannon, of New Mata-
moras, has been chosen to serve on the
United States Grand Jury at Columbus
Mr.. J. v. Murdoch, an oil man, died
at four o'clock Thursday morning at
the boarding house of Mrs. Hopp. on
Second street. He had been suffering
from a carbuncle on his neck, which
was the cause of his death. The re-
mains were prepared for burial, to be
shipped Friday morning to j. j. Brad
ley, Atlanta, Pa, where the deceased
made his home.
"A still alarm called the fire depart
ment to the Union Depot Thursday
evening, Y. e. o. coach having
caught fire from the stove. The blaze
was easily extinguished by the use of
chemicals.
The Republican demonstration Of
Joy which was to have occurred last
night in this city was, because of the
severe weather, postponed until this
Friday evening. The longer time given
will enable those directing the jubilee
to perfect their plans and arrange a
better parade than could have been en-
joyed the night before. Citizens living
along the line of march should not fail
to illuminate. Let from all the win
dows of the town be thrown out the
glad CLEAN of Republican victory.
MIR. and Mrs. Jewett Palmer left
Thursday to visit relatives in Salem
township.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Etz left Thurs
day for Wheeling. They had been
guests of friends in Marietta several
. days.
The residence of William Stephan,
501T Front street, has been quaran'
tined on account of mild case of scar,
letina, little child of Mrs. Cornell, OF
Athens, being i'll of the disease.
u. S. Commissioner B. e. Guyton
was at Parkersburg Thursday on bust
ness.
Mr.. Howard Haddow, the capable
Assistant Secretary of the Republican
{ Executive Committee during the cam
; paign, closed up headquarters in the
Colonial Block Thursday and left fol
!. his home at Barlow.
Thomas Goldsmith, of Dennison
: Texas, is visiting friends in the city.
i, Mr.. Clarence c. Middleswart, Of th'
1 College, leaves today to take cours'
: in the Law School at Ann Arbor
Mich.
The position of clerk on the Valle.
? Belle has been rendered to and accept
ed by Mr.. Charles Richie.
In Probate Court Wednesday even
ing marriage license was issued t.
Edward D. Best of this city, AM
. Louisa Worth, of Stanleyville.
The funeral of the little daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason will
C take place from the residence, $50 Sec
- Mr. Edward Gerhart. of Marietta
,, and Miss Phoebe Bules, have bee
licensed to we'd
,, The Republicans Of Parkersbur
will jollify in fitting manner mex
Monday night oyer the magnificent vii
IL tory in West Virginia and throughou
the country. They have extended
r. cordial invitation to Marietta to joi
them and large crowd from this cit
y will no doubt be in the push.
l. The Board Of Deputy Supervisor
of Elections canvassed the returns fro
~ the different precincts in Washingtc
county Thursday and will make tt
y footings today. The official pluralii
on the head of the ticket is s12.
e. w. Page, of the c. & M. Rv,
in the city on business.
1. In contrast with Wednesday nigh,
hullabulloo Front street on Thursd,
evening was painfully and at the sam
-. time, delightfully."- quiet, Chairm'
Jones magnificent election claims
Wednesday afternoon having be'
OF finally placed in the category of tt
to to ridiculous. Much soreness is felt
oy those who, through the false inform
,u. tion given out, wagered their mon
on cause hopelessly beaten.
Mr.. Wade Lancaster, night clerk
. the BELLEVUE Hotel, says he was deni
D a vote by the smallest margin on recor
He arrived in Washington county
the exact day which would have e
titled him to vote, but did not get
until GAO o'clock in the evening, a
as the polls closed at six, he was sh
out by only 40 minutes.
e Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Juncti
C;+x, I'll xyas told nv her doctors g