Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-10
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY. APRIL 10, 1890
Personal AND LOCAL.

Tuesday of next week, at 223 Greene
street. Both are sterling young men,
and they cannot but succeed in their
new departure.
Mr.. C. e. Pride, the gentleman in
partnership with w. T. Schnaufer, in
the brokerage business, will arrive in
Marietta to-day with his wife, to re-
main over Sunday. We understand
that business with the new firm is
starting off in good shape.
Prof. John Shedd, OF the College,
has exerted his influence over the Col
lege clock, and has got the old time
piece so that it not only rms, but
strikes the hours as well. Thanks.
Mr.. Shedd.
Mason Bros. Orchestra goes to Vim
cent this evening to furnish music for
a dance at that place.
Il. R. Rose returned Thursday from
Columbus.
| George B. Sunderland sold to Alice
Roberman Wednesday a lot in the East
End Division. He also sold one lot in
valley View" Division to Walter Web
ster, who will begin bnilding upon it
at once.
| AT Columbus on Friday, May 22d,
will occur the grandest dramatic treat
ever offered to an Ohio audience. 1t
will consist Of the production of Sheri-
dams "The Rivals with the peerless
Joe jefferson as Bob Acres" support
ed by such company of people as has
never been got together before. The
actors who will participate in the pre-
sentation of the famous old play, are,
Joe jefferson, w. H. Crane, Nat. Good
win, Francis Wilson, Julia Marlowe,
Robt Tabor, Jos. Holland, Edward
Holland, Mrs. John Drew, Lolita, Fan
ME Rice. These people are all stars,
and they will attract overflowing
houses in their tour. 1t is quite likely
that the 4. g. o. G. Elk. Railroad will
run an excursion train to accommo-
date Mariettians who will want to take
in the festival.
"A young man named Marion Rec
tor, of Indian Creek, lost foot at
Selden, Wednesday morning, by falling
under an Ohio River freight train.
p. S. Barrows is home from Wash
ington G. H., where he has been con-
ducting confectionery.
The will of James Huddleson, de-
ceased, was filed for Probate Wednes-
day.
"A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday to VIM. c. Dirrim, of Hamilton,
Ind, and Mary Il. Detzel, of Marietta.
The Junior class orations will be
delivered at the Congregational church
next Monday evening at seven o'clock.
Mr. Hoschstetter, of the well
known oil firm of Hoschstetter & Ten
ant, expects to leave April 18th for a
two months trip through Europe
In Squire Guyton's court Wednes.
day warrant was issued for Nan. A.
Coulter, of Cutler, on the, charge of
selling adulterated extract of straw
berry, preferred by Deputy Food Com
missioner D. w. Dye.
-Dayid DAVIS VS.. John King is the
title of suit to quiet title filed in
Common Pleas Court Thursday.
Thomas Steed was arrested and
jailed Thursday on the charge of
, drunkenness land disorderly conduct
Complaint was made by Steed's son
| who was compelled to use force to stop
the parents abuse of his family.
"A marriage license was issued
Thursday to VIM. ]. Schultheis and
| Anna M. Baker, both of Fearing town.
, ship.
in Probate Court Thursday appli
cation was fled for the admission Of
Dennis Slagle to the State Epileptie
Hospital at Gallipolis. Mr.. Slagle is
Al years of age and resident of New
/. port township.
Judge Sibley will hold court al
Woodsfeld. Monroe county, next week
Regular meeting of the c. B. Gates
W. r. G. tonight.
Mayor Palmer has rented room
in the Law Building, Putnam street
and will use the same as his Office
room, from which he will dispense
justice in the capacity of Justice of the
Peace.
George Justice died at his home il
Grandview April and, of blood poison
aged 65 years. Nine days before hi
, death M. Justice was piling pine ldm
ber and board slipping forced ,
splinter into the thumb of his righ
, hand, causing "a slight wound which
commenced to pain him the next day
Swelling of the hand and arm follow
ed and after several days of great pail
death ensued The bereaved family
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