Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-02

George Harsha were appointed in his
stead, their bond being fixed at $50, 600.
The entire estate is expected to settle
up over $50, 900. VIM. w. West, George
+. Hendershot and George w. Harness
are the appraisers.
Application was made Friday for
the admission to the Gallipolis Hospital
for Epileptics of Gabriel Y. Palmer,
aged 55 years, of Barlow township.
Mr.. E. A. Dye, of McConnelsville,
was in the city on business Friday.
Teachers certificates were granted
at the examination at Beverly, April
20, as follows; Two years: Nettie Black
burn, W.. w. Jones. Oneayear; Linnie
Beasfey, Erna Becker. Eva Bell, Mile
Bell,s Lizzie Christy, Bertha sFarns-i
worth, Edna Hulnphrey, Mary Klinger,s
Florence Pierce, Ida Shinn, Bernice
Stevenson, Ota Woodford, G. A. Cum
ningham, James Shoop.
An effort is being made to obtain
funds by subscription sufficient to drill
tory. About $500 has been subscribed
by those who are anxious to see what
there is in this territory.-Beverly Ad-
vance.
The Malta Register has been re-
vived by James M. Rusk, the proprietor
of the McConnelsville Herald.
There will be special meeting of
American Union Lodge No. Monday
evening of next week, May 4. The
Third Degree will be conferred upon
three candidates, and after the meet
ing refreshments will be served. A
large attendance is expected.
w. R. Grimes was at Parkersburg
Tuesday.
Mrs. Burt Heidrick was the guest
of friends at Parkersburg Friday.
"A number of ladies from New Mat
amoras were in the city Friday evening,
and were organized into lodge of
Daughters of Rebekah at the l. o. o. f.
Hall, West Side.
Mrs Lucy Cole returned Friday
evening from brief visit at Athens.
Harry Hart has resigned his po-
sitiongin the c. g. o. railway offices at
Cincinnati and returned home Friday
evening.
The new carved mahogany fixtures
for the saloon to be opened on lower
Front street in few days have ar
rived and are said to be the finest in
the Ohio Valley between Pittsburg and
Cincinnati
Mrs. T. w. Harvey came in from
Chicago last evening.
Carl Brenan has resumed his post
in Richards Pharmacy after spending
a few days in the country.
Little Pauline .Peddinghaus, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l. Ped
dinghaus, died Friday morning, the 1st
instant, of lung fever, at the age OF
seven months. The funeral will occur
at the home today at 4:30 o'clock.
The fire department went out on a
fruitless chase last night, caused by
the inexplicable action of the alarm
system. The big bell in the Baptist
church steeple rang Al, then 21, wind
ing up with miscellaneous assort.
ment of box numbers. The registering
apparatus at headquarters indicated box
8. The wagon went to boxes Al and
81, but could find nothing, and it is
presumed the alarm was caused by
electrical disturbance in the atmos.
phere.
Miss Blanche Shaw, Of Vincent,
was the guest of relatives in the city
Friday.
"A Leader man visited the bicycle
store of the Big Fonr Cycle Co. last
evening and saw two wheels that are
truly revelation in the possibilities
of fine wheel production. The bikes
referred to are two Vikings" just in
and sold to Mr.. and Mrs E. j. Lobdell
this city. The wheels are superfne,
and are up-to-date in every point
fitted with pneumatic saddle, Vim
tires and the unique Lobdell hickory
handlebar, adjustable. The wheels
are enameled in Brewster green and
are tastefully decorated by hand
They are indeed sumptuous and fit 70,
Royalty itself. Not only were these
two fine wheels in evidence, but the
concern has on its display floor such
high-class wheels as the Stearns
Eclipse, Patee. Liberty and the world
beater, The Stormer. which sells fol
s45. The quick sales of the Big Foul
do not permit wheel to become shop
worn-the only wheels that are worr
in the least are those which riders O
! good Judgment have left in thei
crowded but well ordered repair shop
j to, be adjusted or possibly re-enamelet
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Marriage Licenses.
/, Henry Myers. of Lebanon, Monro,