Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-23
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. az. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


of darkness, Tuesday, with the score s
to in favor of Parkersburg.
The Pittsburg league team will
play the Marietta's on local grounds,
Oct. nth. Their positions will be as
follows: Donovan rf, Ely IS, Lezette 1b
Stencil CT, Smith If, Lyons 3b, Padden
90, Sugden and Merritt catchers and
Hastings, p. ''N1
Miss Bird Sleigh arrived home
Tuesday from New York. IL etlus
--Hagan & Schad received Monday
car load of gas heating stoves, which
were purchased at a bankrupt sale at
very low prices and will be sold at COR
responding figures.
Mrs. Chas- Barth, daughter, of Jas.
Brown, of Caywood, died Sept. 90, aged
22 years. Funeral at 2 p. m. Wednesday
from Lynch church.
Mrs. M. j. Nelson is visiting friends
at Wheeling and Sistersville.
-Alonzo Hall, of Coal Run, was in
the city Tuesday, on business.
I.R. Rose came down from Coal Run
Tuesday evening, to attend the Dolli-
yer meeting
Born, Sept. 11th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Barth, a son.
A game of baseball will be played
in this city next Saturday, between the
Leideckers and Newport mines.
The Emancipation celebrations at
Cutler and Vincent Tuesday, were
largely attended, despite the bad
weather.
Mrs. f. w. Vincent, of Vincent,
was in the city Tuesday, visiting rela-
tiyGs.
--Chas. Williams, who has been visit
ing his step-father, Capt. j. f. Gaitree,
leaves today for his home at Chicago.
Mr.. Drain, of Iowa, is the guest of
relatives in this county, after an alb
sence of 90 years.
George b. Sunderland sold the Wml
Blohm property on Second street to
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s3, $50
Money to loan-s6OO to $1,000 on
gilt edge real estate security. Apply
to S. T. CUTsHAw. Marietta, o.
The Unitarian social will be enter
tanned Thursday evening of this week
by Rev. Mr.. and Mrs Coil at the par
sonage. Ice cream and cake will be
. served.
Editor Fred Bush, of the Athens
Messenger, was in the city yesterday,
on his way to McConnelsville, to attend
the wedding of his brother.
-Magnanl & Co., the Putnam street
fruit dealers, have just received a car
load of bananas.
Hon. V. B. Dolliver will leave to-
day for Middleport, where he will ad'
1 dress the people.
r Captain Lee Anshutz will arrive
( from Catlettsburg, KY, today with the
steamer Virgin Radcliffe, which he will
put at once into the packet trade be-
= tween Parkersburg and Pittsburg. The
y Radcliffe is boat of very light draught
Captain Charles Knox left Tuesday
for Pittsburg on a business trip.
While working in the store on From
street last Friday, Mr.. Charles James
took an accidental tumble and fell heav
: lily against the corner of an iron safe
He did not at the time consider himsel
injured, though feeling slight pain il
the side. The pain remained there, how
ever, and Tuesday, when he submitted
to an examination, it was found that ht
had a broken rib. He will be inconven
fenced by the injury for some time.
L The reunion of the survivors of tn,
}, 18th Regiment, o. V. l., will be held a
Jacksonville, Athens county, today ant
tomorrow. Capt. G. M. Grubb is in at
,, tendance.
Mr.. Phil. Bachman left with hi
r family over the B. 81 o. S. w. Tuesda,
night for Cincinnati, where they will
spend week.
Dick Osborne, who escaped from
MdrSnhl Ou thO O' ~ A'A' sA~NN
i Monday morning, is known to hav
crossed the Ohio above the city shor
time afterwards, but his further where
e abouts cannot be ascertained. Hedrick
" the man who was in his company whel
he was arrested here, was released Tues
day by direction of the Prosecuting Al
torney of Wood county, VIVA, who dc
cided there was not sufficient evidenc
against Hedrick to warrant taking hir
= back by requisition
i Marshall Parlin was at Wheelin
TUESDAY to bring back John Como
who escaped from the Caldwell jail wit
Dick Osborne, and who, like the latte
ia under indictment in Noble countyft
=. burglary. Ccnnor was arrested sunda
j night by the Wheeling authorities, o
instructions from this city. He refuse