Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-19
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1895
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Lots Of new millinery goods just
received at the Bee Hive.
Mr.. w. H. Ebinger has bought the
Craig property on Front street, at pres
ent occupied by Mr. G. A. Stanfield.
Consideration, $1,000
There will be a meeting of Ray
nald Lodge No so this Thursday even
ing at 7 o'clock, to confer the degree
of "Knight."
Frank Shoemaker, who has been
visiting friends in Belpre and Parkers-
burg, came up last evening, and will
go to work in the Register office today.
Mrs. Burkhead,' who will, be better
remem bered by Mariettians as Miss
Lizzie Rein, and who now lives at
Woodsfield, will move to Marietta in a
few weeks with her family and maize
this city her home. Mrs. Burkhead's
sister, Miss Rein, will also liye here.
] --Muskingum Farmers Club will
meet Saturday with Capt. S. s. Stowe
and wife, Rainbow.
Col. j. w. Riley left yesterday for
Jackson, w. Va, on legal business.
Died, at Steubenville, March nth at
z p. M, of scarlet fever, Bessie Ruth,
the only child of Frank and Lizzie Bell.
aged 1 year, month and II days-a
house angel. She was grand niece to
Emanuel and Maggie Amos
The social of st. Luke's Episcopal
Church will be entertained by the
March Committee tonight. Supper at
$50 o'clock, sharp. A general invita-
tion is extended.
Our brother in misery, Mr.. Lansley,
is quite sick with the grippe.
We understand that the Ohio Val
ley Business College has rented the
third floor of the Colonial Block, and
will occupy the same as soon as it is
ready for use.
Conductor Pat McGinty had a mar
( row escape from bad accident Tues
day at Chillicothe, in trying to board
his train. In a perilous position he
was dragged about two car lengths,
before his train was stopped and Mr..
McGinty relieved from his position of
, hazard.
} "A dispatch to the Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette of Wednesday says
: that the Rivers and Harbors Committee
will leaye Washington today for Pitts
burg and leave Pittsburg Thursday
evening on their inspection trip of the
Ohio river
The young ladies of the Baptist
church will serve tea at the church, al
o'clock this evening.
Choral Society rehearsal tonight al
Andrews Hall at Z o'clock. All mem
bers requested to attend. Important
Special sale for a few days only Of
laces, embroideries, towels, tablecloths
F.! and napkins at Bee Hive Store
Marshal Parlin is on duty, but still
a little grippy
The Cincinnati Clothing Co.'S big
room is soon to be re-papered and dec
Grated.
uc oOCldl given NCouCSuuy hiS II
: by the Ladies Auxiliary of the B. of R
T. was decided success. The room
was artistically decorated in bunting
IT made in designs of car wheels ant
Y coupling pins and links
There will be social at the Higl
= School Friday evening under the aus
&c pices of the Senior class. Everybod.
q is cordially invited to be present.
= In Squire Guyton's court yesterda.
- the case of Ohio vs. viii Roper cam
'' up for hearing. Roper waived exam
ination and was bound over to court il
~ the sum of $50.
"A movement is on foot by some Q
Caldwells capitalists to incorporat
and build an electric railroad connect
). ing Caldwell and McConnellsville an
to be known as the Caldwell and Nj
/, Connelsville Electric Railway Co. Th
- project on foot is to connect Sharon
Olive Green, Reinerville, Moscow Mills
= Bristol and McConnellsville, which w
believe would be the, proper step fo
opening and connecting the wide scop
of country between McConnellsvill
and Caldwell and which would be
great source of satifaction to the pul
lie at large. There will in connectio
N with the through and local business {
NJ the railway be established throug
\ mail and express. Noble County RI
publican.
Attorneys Charles A. Lude an
Rufus Underwood have formed par
nership, and will in few days open a
nc office in Room No. 10, Mills Building.
" Charles little, of Lower Newpor
ne, was arrested yesterday for being into
ar icated, and he will have q hearing b
ye5 fore His Honor, the Mayor, this NOR
Il ing. -