Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-10

goods store of Charles Jones, has re-
signed his position and will leave this
afternoon for Warren, Ohio, where he
will reside in future. Mr.. Vance will |
have charge of the dress goods depart
ment of Smith, Dennison g. Company's
store at Warren.
Mr.. T. Fl. Sugden has resigned his
position as Treasurer of the Harmar
Congregational church and his sue
cessor will be elected Wednesday eve
ming.
-Messrs. Hardy, Henry, Brennan and
Garrison, of the City Council, and City
Solicitor G. w. Richards left Monday
TO attend the meeting of the Ohio Vat
ley Improvement Association at Pitts
burg today. Messrs. r. G. Dawes and
M. f. Noll, l,4who are members Of the
Association, are also in2attendance.
Mr.. Julius A. Payne, corner Second
and Washington streets, had the mis-
fortune to break his left leg Monday
afternoon at o'clock. He was trying
to get some scantling out of lumber
pile, when the pile fell over onto him,
with the result as mentioned above.
Both bones of the lower leg, about
midway between knee and ankle, were
! broken, making q comminuted frac-
ture.
Squire Guyton guessed within of
the actual official Republican plurality
in Washington county. He guessed
800, and the count was S0s.
The Junior Glass of the Township
High School will give Social and Art
Exhibition at the High School Friday
evening, November 18th.
Sec the Gypsy Minstrel, the Gypsy
Poacher and the Gypsy Apprentice in
The Gypsy German Wednesday night.
Mr.. Conrad Baum leaves today for
Buffalo, N. Y, where he will attend
the celebration of the 50th anniversary
of Odd Fellowship in that city and
visit friends for two weeks. Mr. Baum
has been a member of the lodge at
Buffalo for 26 years.
Mrs. Charles Cornell and children
left Monday for their home at Athens
after visit here with her sister, Mrs.
William Stephan.
w. L. Finley, of Caldwell, is in the
city on business.
In Probate Court Monday a tran
script from the court of Squire De-
Long, of Macksburg, was filed in the
case of Ohio VS.. John Wolford. The
defendant was bound over on q peace
warrant sworn out by G. V. Radenbach.
There will be services at the
Watertown M. e. church Thanksgiv.
ing morning at 10 o'clock, after which
there will be social at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Ferguson. Dinner
at p. m. Evening entertainment also
All are invited.
The Tunnel M. E. social will meet
at the church Thanksgiving afternoon
and evening. A cordial invitation i.
extended to all
The Parkersburg Journal has the
following account of the shooting O.
young John Temple, which has beer
mentioned in the Leader: Friday
l while hunting below Belpre, Johr
Templer, aged IA, met with yer.
dangerous accident which may cos
him his life. He was handing his load
: ed gun across a creek to his brothe
L who was hunting with him when
. was accidentally discharged, the con
y tents of which entered his left shoulder
= The shot shattered the shoulder in
i horrible manner, almost tearing it of
g Nearly all of the shot remained in tn
o wound, but few passed clear throug
the shoulder. There is now but littl
g hope of the injured boys recovery.
John Kaiser, of the National Sur
u" ply Store, was in Parkersburg on bus
ness Monday.
= Mrs. Rolston andMiss Grace Rolstou
'' of Marietta, arrived this afternoon an
y will be guests of Mrs. A. B. White fo
% few days. s.-Parkersburg Journal.
e -Veacb s. Co.'S we'll on the Thar
e houser lease in the Hendershot hel
3. was shot Sunday and is showing up fo
4 at least 70 barrel well. This is b
"a far the best we'll that has been dritle
"a in the new field.
3 Sunday night the town of Spencer
l. w. Va, county seat of Roane COUNTY
10 was visited by disastrous conflagri
& tion. Thirty-nine stores and dwellin
IS houses were destroyed, many of thel
Is with their contents. Among the bus
r ness places destroyed were the follow
a. ing: The Spencer Bank, Chapma
Il hotel, Chambers hotel, Hoyt Bel
l. nett's cigar store, Chapman's dru
is store, Gi es' harness store, Rudman
I. McIntosh's hardware store, Parson
At drug store. Jewellers general stor