Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-29

-Ihe hneSt musical attraction In
years, at the. Auditorium, Monday,
March end.
New Matamoras, Ohio. Chas, A. Cline
has been elected President, Jacob
Gautchi, Vice President and John Clay
pole, Cashier. The bank will be known
AS the Bank of New Matamoras." 1t
will be opened for business as soon as
suitable room can be secured. The
directors of the new bank are G. A.
Cline Jacob Gautchi Ed. M. Gross, p.
Q. Shrake and John Claypole. Review.
The monthly meeting of the Board
of Associated Charities will be held
Monday evening, March I'd, at o'clock,
at the home of Mrs. G. c. Butts, Second
street
Don't miss seeing the line Of lacsst
'ahI .lenbroideries at the Bee Hiset
Store before YOU bu5to1- sSsS Y"
lr Mrs. WI D.Devol, who was stFick4
en- with paralysis few days ago, is re-
ported to be recovering at a gratifying
rate.
The Committee of Ten in the
boiler works matter did little quiet
work yesterday with fiattering results.
The work of raising the balance of the
money require "a for the site will be
pushed vigorously today, and, if we are
any judge of the spirit of our citizens.
it will be completed before night
M. s. sherwood, the gentleman
who bought the Biszantz property on
Second street, above Wooster, moved
into his property yesterday. Mr..
Isherwood is a newcomer, 'and Mari
eta will gladly welcome him and his
family. an
Mr. Edw. ,Meisenhelder will move
today from. his home on Sacra Via into
the house occupied by Mrs. Wommer,
Second street.
--Sherwocd's Grand Concert and
Opera Co., Auditorium, next Monday
night
DIR. Stuckenberg was rendered a
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Prof. and Mrs. Phillips. He left al
at LIES for Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Graham, of Ir.
win. Pa, were in the city Friday,
guests of Mrs. w. c. Grafton.
-Messrs. Charles Schimmel and j
D. Hollinger, two of Adams townships
prominent citizens, were in the city on
business Friday.
The next case on the crimina
docket for this term is that of Ohio VS.
, James G. Lowe, indicted for obtaining
money by false pretense. The cas'
has been in Court 80 long that it is ia
t miliar to our readers.
Jefferson johnson, colored roust
about on the, steamer Virginia, wa
: drowned Thursday about noon. Th'
!. accident happened cnear Burlington
Lawrence county. johnson was stand
, ing near the bow of the boat talking
. to some fellow roustabout when he sud
denly stepped backward off the boat
a His body passed under the boat and th'
i probabilities are that he was struck b,
k the wheel. The boat was stopped anc
cruised about for some time but NJ
;, .race of the missing man was discov
cred. He was about 35 years old ant
was from Cincinnati.
8 Mr.. Chas. N. Adams will sing tn
6 baritone in Stainer's Crucifxion, to'b
, rendered at Trinity church, Parkers
= burg, April 1st, under the direction o
Mr.. Chas. Bukey.
The f. A. Goebel came down from
: Marietta about 5, o'clock last evenin,
. and has resumed her trade betwee
that place and Long Bottom, Sh
towed down the Florence Shank
which broke her shaft some days ag
and will be compelled to go on tn
docks for repairs. s.-Parkersburg Senti
c mel
: Everybody buys laces and EN-
: broideries when they see the line an
: hear the prices at the Bee Hive Store
@ Old People.
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