Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-06-26
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY. JunE 2e. 1895
Personal AND LOCAL.

this city Thursday by Deputy U. S.
Marshal w. Il. Mason, charged with
selling liquor at retail without having
paid the special tax. In default of 5000
bond he was placed in Jail TO await a
hearing before U. S. Commissioners
Guyton Monday. District Attorney
Bruce will be here from Cincinnati to
prosecute the case.
Attorney b. E. Guyton was at Cut
ler Thursday trying case before
Squire Anderson.
There will be an Epworth League
social at the residence of Daniel Gl "a
ham July 4th, beginning at 5 p N.
Ice cream and cake will be served.
Every body invited
Brief funeral services will be held
this morning at 1880, standard, at the
residence of Mr.. M. H. Hart, over the
remains of Miss Mae Schearer. The
employees of the Diamond Pants Fact
ory will attend in body.
Miss Hulda thinner. an employe Of
Hamilton e. Heidrick's tailor shop, was
struck in the eye Thursday by a piece
of bark from a falling tree and re-
ceived painful though not serious in
jury.
Special sale of millinery goods
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Bee
Hive.
Frank Gibbs, son of James Gibbs,
was seriously hurt Thursday morning
by falling from wagon, one wheel of
which passed over his legs. One leg
was badly cut below the knee DR..
Mcclure dressed the wound and at last
report the boy was resting comfort
ably.
The regular meeting of Marietta
Council, No. rs, will be held this Fri
day evening, June Goth. There are to
be forr candidates introduced to new
mysteries.
Mrs. A. B. White, of Parkers burg,
spent yesterday in this city.
The report of the Board of Equali-
cation has been submitted. 1t shows
additions of s2O,57O to personal prop
erty returns and reductions of $3.50,
leaving the net additions $50 O2O To
the valuation of buildings was added
SIS, 800, deductions being made to the
amount of Sc 46s the net deduction be-
ing SLOTS. Over $4,000 was added for
buildings ommitted. The distribution
of the personal property additions was
as follows: First ward, s7OO; Second
ward, ss,6l5; Third ward, SO, $50; Fourth
ward, sa,375; Fifth ward, s735; Sixth
ward, s425 Additions to the corpora
tious, So, 100
j p Ward left Thursday with his
family on visit to relatives at New
Cumberland, w. Va.
w. w. Mills left yesterday for
Block Island, at which resort Mrs.
Mills has been for several weeks.
Miss Lucy McGirr was at Canal
Dover yesterday attending the Helm
rich -Longnecker wedding.
At the residence of Mr.. John Oster-
lie, on Third street, Thursday evening,
Mr.. George Bules and Miss Emma
Rech were united in marriage by Rev.
Mr. Theme. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of the immedi-
ate relatives only The young couple
will go to house keeping at once in
rooms on Second street.
Big bargains in ribbons, hats and
flowers Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day at Bee Hive.
We wish to again call attention to
the meeting at the Court House at
p. m. Saturday, to consider the matter
of new Court House and Jail and
gather an expression from the people,
If the project meets with general ap.
proval the County Commissioners will
be asked to submit the question to a
vote of the people at the fall election.
A large attendance is desired at the
, meeting.
The Washington county delegates
returned Thursday from the judicial
convention at Portsmouth. all wearing
smiles yard wide. Their self-satisti'
ed demeanor is justifiable. They did 9
great work down there and deserve
much credit for success in the face o.
the opposition of some of the best poll
ticians in the state.
Their many Marietta friends will
be pleased to learn of the marriage a
Canal Dover, on Thursday, of Mr.. John
Langnecker and Miss Augusta Helm
rich.
DIR. b. f. Hart, of this city, wa
visiting patient near Harrietsvill'
when the big storm came up Wednes
day and did not get home till l p. M
Thursday. He slept on a board a
.Whipple all night and came into Mari
etta in big wagon. The doctor re
ports the storm to have been the mos
violent within his knowledge.