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Hardness Grammar School.

Ninth Grade NJ. D. Merrill, teacher
Robert Asher, August Biewener, jose
phine Bittancourt, Ida Boldon, Arthur
Brown, Edith Campbell, Lillian Camp
bell. Nellie Carragher, Mollie Clark,
Minnie Clayton, Frank Didion, Pearl
D:dion, May Dittmar, Leonard Dorsey,
Gussie Ebel, Elbert Edwards, Ellsworth
Flworthy. Lillian Engle, Walter Feeny,
Earl Fitzgerald, Marion Erichette, Hor-
ace Gardiner Laura Gaschlin, Daisy
Guthrie, Blanche Hand, Alma Heitman,
May Japua, Albert Ing, Lizzie Kauff-
mann, Ralph Kilgore, Albert Leitch,
Gertie Lothhammer, Willie Lyon, Yarda
Mattson. Mabel Mccormick, John Mil
Ter. Carl Neubourg, Hulda Nielsen,
Marcus Politz, Leila Randall. Maud
Russell, Anna Shepler, Alice White,
Blanche Williams. Willie Willis.
Eighth Grade, Irene Richardson, teach
er-Hester Allison, Bernice NJ. Be
mis-, Fritz Biewener, Jessie Marian Car
law, Jessie May Guild, Harry Gleie,
Violet Herman, Lafayette knowland,
Anna NJ. Marks, Esther Marks, May Nc
G;nnis, Maggie McMorry, Lucie Peir-
sen. Chester Rensselaer,, Maudelene Rus
sell, Leah Schmidt, elizabeth Shields,
Mabel E. Shelton, Sadie Leary, Lillian
Mildred Carter, Erna Refuri Wing.
Eighth Grade, Minnie Kiefer, teacher
Elizabeth Emma Bachofen, Fred John
Beaton, Dana Paul Buck, Edward Car
raghar. Edith Frazier Edward Garlick
Maggie Genis, Georgiana Muriel
Katzenstein, Raymond Keegan. Ellita
Genevieve King, Clarence II. Kroner
Isabelle Milades Leiva, Florence Carol
McLennan, Francis A. Moeller, Gussie
Never. Cecilia May Nichols, Sadie Pat
terson, Hattie Marion Pike, Ida Quire,
Neel Voss, Matilda Mary McCallum,
Birdie Winther, Wilkie Collins Wing
Belle Zemansky, Gertie Harris.
Seventh Grade, Amelia Augusta Dug
gan. teacher-Antone Bartoni, Edgar
Burke, Fred Burke, Ernest Brown, Isa-
bella De Lew, Maggie Erhart, Thomas
Filand, Elmo Fuller, Willis Grant, Fred
Hamlin. lola Kiernan, Libbie King,
Minnie Kirkpatrick, Frank Mcconnell,
I.auretta Mitchell, Paul Mittmann,
Florence Remick, Samuel Russell, John
Sexton, Leone Sinnett, Eta Streeter.
Frank Strobel, Viva Wallace, Lydia
Wing.
Seventh Grade, Nellie L. Todd, teach
er-Dora Blauth, Jessie Beaton, Willie
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Jefferson Primary.

Fifth Grade, JEANNE w. Govan, teach
er-Anna Broadway, Allyn Burr, Eva De
PAUL., Blanche Flynn, Carl Hoskinson,
Gladys Hale. Mallie Hustled, Pearl
Hodgson, Dudley Jackson, Lizzie Kauff-
man, Vorena Ketchum, Roy Lovdal,
George Locke, James McMaster, Rosie
Marines, Nellie Rummage, Leslie Singer,
Barbara Small, Russell Stephens, Orton
Toll, Fred Wulff, Lawrence Wizard, Jes-
sic Weaver, Lloyd Auten.
Fifth Grade, Margaret Paine, teacher
Rena Akins Rudolph Attama Edwin
Billingsley, Nellie Bronze, Warren Clark,
Martha Drew, Annie Futterer, Bertha
Gardner, Gertrude Ginsberg, Bessie
Griswold, Mary Hoffman, Ralph Hoff-
man. Grace Johnston, Ralph Jost, Lena
Lefevre, Frank Lemke, Gardner Lewis,
Pearl McAlllister Duncan MacKinnon,
Dennis Mccarthy, Harry Mcnamara,
Jeanette Milligan, Mabel Marsh, Sadie
Naghel, Van Phinney, Charles Phipps,
Clarence Rath, Annie Rath, Archie Sc
very, Charlotte Schluckebier, Belle
Steinmiller, Mary Shearer, Edith
Irainor. Albert Wenle, Birdie Woodall,
Robert Wood.
Fourth Grade, Margaret 3. Little,
teacher-Adelle Byron, Beulah Bassett,
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Washington Primary School.

First Grade, Minnie Roth, teacher
LIE Roy Babcock, Frank Banta, Harri-
son Clarke, billiard Clarke, Pete Cof-
field, Frankie Dixon, Leland Freeman,
frankie George, Victor Hall, Willie
Hood, Willie Kellam, Carl Kuhn, John
ME Kurtz, Joseph Lemmar, Porter
Marshell, Joseph Raffetto, Levi Sutliff,
Albert Taylor, Eddie Ziegler, Evelyn
Anderson. Laura Chambers, Monte
Coleman, Ethel Coleman, Charlotte
Haggerty, Phoebe Johnson, Mabel
Lockart, Leita Jones, Natalie Lowery,
Ethel Mcclure, Marjorie Montgomery.
Clara Maurice, Adel Solomon, Florence
Simmons Mildred Thompson, Hazel
Williams.
First Grade, Lucy Turner, teacher
May Byrne, Peter Byrne, Daniel Brooks,
| Marguerite Carbulin, Carroll Cansley,
James Chambers, Sybil Dupree, Helen
Dodge, Harry Denton, Amy Ewers,
Mabel Fawcett, Alma Foss, Ollie Fare
well, Ida Green, Harold Green, Gertrude
Hunt, Dora Herman, Charlie Timber
ger, Eddie Luxenius, Oscar Lomond,
Willie Martin, Carrie Schmid, Willie
Toland, Eddie Wilson, Arthur Weller,
Agnes Wall.
Second Grade, Alice NJ Smith, teach
| er-Hazel Brier, Flora Cronemiller. Vim
ME Cook, Genevieve Dennison, Ira
Hambly, Pearl Hall, Isabel Leflar, Lot
tie Morris, Maggie Mundell, Mabel Nc
Alpine, Irene Madeley, Annabel Rogers,
Maud Strover, Lily Thomas, Florence
Totten, Mabel Whittier, Harrison Ar
mold, Marion Arnold, Correano Chris
toni, Paul Drescher, Walter Farewell,
Lane Glickman, Bernie Kaufman, Le-
land Lash, Clarence Mcclure, Charlie
Schlutius, Budd Waters.
| Second Grade, Virna Woods, teacher
Elsie Barrett, Frank Burns, May Cof-
| field, Vesta Condor, Ida Corger, Ethel
| Freeman, Mabel Godegast, Dan Hag-
gerty, Walter Hodgkinson, Charlie Ir-
win, Ernest Littlefield, Marjorie Lord,
Ruby Megerle, Gertrude Miller, Fred
| Mckay, Frank McKeever, Henry Nc
Kinror, Flora Ogg, Tom Rego, Eddie
Reuter-. David Ruhstaller, Philip
Schepp, Frank Scholes, Lizzie Shoe
maker, Sam Silvey, Geraldine Smith,
Frank Stahl Lily Turner, Marion
| Wood.
| Third Grade, Henrietta Hersum,
| teacher-Bertram Barry, Martin Basler,
| Ethel Battelle, Grace Brown, Irma
| Childs, Alice Daley, Lettie Daul, Har-
| old Dundas, Theodore Engstrom, Hazel
Fountain, Merwin Hartwell, Frank
| Herman, Martha Kellam, Mildred Mar
| tyr, Wallace Macmillan, Elwoed Mier.
| Wilkie Ogg, Eva Peekema, Caesar
Peekema, Glare Phinney, Eddie Plet-
scher, Irene Ritchie, Ethel Simmons,
| Alma Smith, Fannie Storror Vivian
| Warmly, Gertie Yager, Nellie Yule,
Lottie Ziegler
| Third Grade, Jennie Croften, teacher
-Hedwig Anderson, Helen Assalina,
| Eleanor Baldwin, Clarence Beard,
| Clyde Beard, Benjamin Evan, Frank
Brindel, Hazel Clark, Roy Clegg, Ernest
| Cook, Packie Crimmings, Eddie Dahlin,
| Celia Dahringer, Harry Green, Lena
| Guthrie, John Hall, Selma Lawson,
Harold Littlefeld, Dorothy Mills, Roger
Montgomery, Frances Panabaker Ray
mond Peters, Gertrude Pippitt, Miriam
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Pippitt, Reuben Salisbury, Edwin Wyl-
ley, Willie Zeigler.
Fourth Grade, Miss Frazee, teacher
Elmer Breckenfeld, Dell Banta, Alex
Cody, Florence Colegrove, Alice Collins,
Walter Denton, Charles Ehmann, Mar
shall Farrar, Pearl Gilman, Lizzie Code
CAST, Myrtle Hillhouse. Leila Lindley.
Mary Lindley, Dougal McAlpine, Verna
McKim, Cecil Olive, Chester Platt, Will
bur Pritchard, Clara Putney, Hazel Ri
der, Murdy Rogers, Tillie Solomon, Oral
Scholes, Arthur Shannon, BERTHE Smith,
Lena Stadler. Eta Tolley. Mabel Stro-
yer, Ruby Waldron, Addie Waters, Le-
land Wilson.
Fourth Grade, Laura E. Hess, teacher
Mabel Adams Elgie Bush, Eleanor
Beard, Clarita Blair, Colonel Brier,
Ralph Colclough, Chauncy Cunning
ham, Eddie Dodge, Maggie Grogan,
Agnes Hall, Christie Just, Hiram john
son, Vernal Martin, Presley Madeley,
Albert Montgomery. Helen Priest, Eda
Reuter-, Carroll Robinson, Lena Schurr,
Foster Shaw, Tony Silva, Dora Trus-
colt, Eddie Wiezel.
Fifth Grade, Mary l.. Woods, teacher
Emma Burns, Annie Catey, Philip
Douglas, Emma Delano, Alma Grady,
Arthur Goss, Fred Hoess, Rudolph Ku-
nigk, Libbie Macmillan, Grace Mar
shall, Mabel Mier, Minnie Madeley, Ed
ma Odell, Harry Farmer, Ray Priest,
Charlie Peters, Clarence Robbins, Dora
Schlutius, Annie Schneider, Frank
Smith, Eugene Van Buren, Florence
Yates.
Fifth Grade, Florence A. Chapman,
teacher-Alma Dundas, Minnie Plets-
cher, Effie Ruggles, Frank Trainor, Les
lie Gewlng, Myrtle Lockart. Hattie
Dodge, Royal Ford, BERTHE Best, Willie
La Due, Eva Chandler, Henry Mccoy,
John McKinnon, Arthur Van Buren,,
Grant Estabrook, Maggie Cox Albert
F,wers, James Rego, Gertrude Hughes,
George Laing, Fred york.
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Donna Hunt, Mark Becker, Albert Has
tenplug, Bert Steinmiller, George Nc
Namar, Joe Schnerr, Lucene Ransom,
Rebecca Ellsworth, Elsie Anderson
Annie Smith, Wilbur Cotton, Robert
Byrne, Addie Byrne, Percy Kidder,
Irene Cuddy, Florette Hodgson.
Seventh Grade, Bertha L. Piper
teacher-Ratie Elliot, Emily Berger
Josie Dyer, Leonard Schuster, Elva
Megerle, Edith Ramage. Gertrude Harr
low, George Scott, -Nerva Hughes, Fred
Parker, George Martin, Lena Frazee
Carrie Saloman Emma Schmid Nettie
Stone, Pearl Labhard, Robert Causley
Addie Kelly, Monroe Gilman, Alma
Eldred, Elmer Scholes, Albert Nobel
Leona Carrel.
Sixth Grade, Addie l.. Hughes, teacher
-Lillia Ribbel, Agnes Diviny, Charlie
Hesser, Katie Collins, Pearl Bay, Ida
Suter, Guy Butler, Nellie Rippon, Doug
las Rice, John Makree. Charlie Arndt
Ross Tong, George McManus, Retta Nc
Hale, Lottie Wells, Thomas Mckay
Rose Isaac, Julia Hooper, Katie Sim
mons, Sarah Arndt. Dan Sprague, Ell
wood Nielsen, Mabel Cole, Wi1meth
Mitchell, Ernest Nudge, Julius Haller.
Sixth Grade, Orpna Butler, teacher
Annie Gordon, Verna Marquis, George
Peekema, Josie Meyer, Genevieve Rid
er, Charles Mcbride, Willie Adams,
Woodburn Lamphrey, Eddie Clegg, Jes-
sic Turner, Laura Collins, Howard Har-
ter, Oscar Engstrom, Maud Cox, Eva
Weston, IneZ Galligan, Jennie Boitano,
Pearl Rogers. Estella Rutherford, Ed
gar Shaw, Winnie Trayson, Myrtle Ad-
ans, Jessie Delany, Katie Schepp,
George Klebs, Emma Nicholson.
Sixth Grade, Emma S. Kleinsorge
teacher-Bernie Drescher, Jed Nc
Clatchy, James McClatchy, Harry Sto-
Der, Maud Megerle, Lottie Dosch, Nellie
Osgood, Paul Denton, Rodney Madison,
Nicholas Bath, Clara Saunders, Hazel
Odell, Minnie Nobel, Florence Fisch,
Herman Futterer, Henry Herr Philip
Cuddy, Gussie Meckfessel, Mabel Graf,
Edith Flye, Carrie Littlefield, George
Wallquist, Sadie McManus, Thomas
Warmly, Lutte Heath, Clara Grogan,
Mon Tucker, Julius Jacobs, Gussie Wei
man, Loretta Chapman. Edna Kicker.
May Holland.
Sixth Grade. Ida NJ. Fleming, teacher
frankie Arnold, Meta Breckenfeld,
Arlie Cunningham, Hermina Debunner,
Lena Dudley, Edna Gray, Ralph Hale,
Ruth Knisley, Jessie Long, Clara Lux
enius, Viola Menken, Josie Pearson,
Lena Pluss, Beatrice Wright, Foye
Cothrin, Dempsey Ellwood, Raymond
Hancock, Percy Hart, Harold Holten,
George Hoyt Thomas Murray, Peter
Newman, Clarence league.
Sixth Grade, Henrietta AndrOitt
teacher-Florence Larkin, Teddie Hart,
Landon Lindsay, May Cunningham,
Harold Parsons, Lillian Hall, Pearl
Platt, Max Stone, Katie Jenkins, Edna
Ingham, Fannie Connolly, Irma Warm
by Arthur Dah1in, Matte Coleman, Ed
die Morris, Alma Simmermacher,
George Lockart, John Gilpin, Pearl
Coleman, Bert Bastian, Florence Mont
fort, Robert Weinstock, Fred Smith,
Millie Daley.
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PROPOSALS.

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF
flee OF the City Board of Education at p. m.
on WEDNESDAY, July 10Th, for two-room
school building at Seventh and streets, ac-
cording to plans and specifications prepared
by n. L. Mayo, to be seen at his office or Build
ers' Exchange on aud after N1ouday, July
9th. Each bid must be accompanied by $I00
gold coin, or certified check for that
amount, TO the order OF the Superintendent
of City Schools The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
d. d. WHlTBECK
Chairman Furniture and SuppIyjCommittee
jy3-6t
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AUCTIONS.
AUCTION SALE.

SATURDAY. JULY 25 1896, AT 10 A. NJ,
at our salesroorn 927 K street, we will sell a
large and varied line of Furniture, Carpets,
stoves, Tables and Chairs, Horses, Wagons
and Harness, etc. Also at p. m. same day,
on the premises 1911 Twentieth street, we
will sell the Elegant Furniture of a five-room
cottage consisting in part of Bedroom. Parlor
and Dining-room Furniture, Extra Fine Car
nets Lounges Chairs and Elegant Range,
ETC., etc. BELL q CO, Auctloneers.
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NEW TODAY.
MONROES SHOW.
Fifteenth and NJ Streets.

OLD-TIAfE CIRCUS. TUMBLING; TRICK
animals, trained BIRDS bareback riding
song and dance, gymnasts, acrobats; mare
"Ida," the wonder; "Baby Lewis" the phe-
nomenon. Varied entertaining and clean
throughout. A dollar show for ten cents.
Afternoon at 2; night at S. ned
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Hatfield, Charles Morris, Frank Canon,
Harry Condor, Harry Battelle, Hobart
Pierson, Oscar Houchin; Sanitary Com
mission Nurses-Laura Lewis, Ada Hill
house, Lena Strover, Lillian Helms, No
rine Helms; Confederates-Private
Withrow, Claude Rean; Private Par
ker, Andrew Will; address to graduates
and presentation of diplomas, by Hon.
Winfield j. Davis, President OF the
board; graduates parting song.
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LIQUORS, WINE, BEER. ETC.
CAPITAL ALE VAULTS,
3OR Street, Sacramento

GO TO NAGELE & SvENSSON'S AND
try their reimported Bourbon Nutwood
Whisky Also, constantly on hand Ale
on draught, choice Wines, Liquors and
Cigars. The reputation of the house is
recommendation for their goods
HARRY KoENECKE. JAMES M'GRATH.
ONLY THE CHOICEST VIANDS DIS
pensed by JIM & HARRY, 1909 Third
street, between and X, Sacramento, Cal.
VIM. J. Lemp's Extra Pale Lager Beer,
Captain F. Ruhstaller's Gilt Edge Steam
Beer. White Labor Goods.
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VehicIes-Baker & Hamilton-Hardw
Carts, Buggies, Carriages, Fhaetons, Balm
Farm and Header Wagons Wholesale
Hardware Send for catalogue.
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ali; 49, ~ 80 tiSS S ~ ing ~ - 4fd2 ~ i1S
qualities at the Sacramento Market, 30S-
10-12 X street: Salami Sausage. Choice
Mackerel, Smoked Halibut, Smoked Sal
mon Goldfish Swiss, Limburger. Brick
Cream, Roquefort Adam, German Hand,
Sap Sage and Pineapple Cheese. Curtis
K, Co
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KENT BROS, 1917 Third street, for car
riages, buggies rigs of all kinds at short
notice. Telephones-New, 30: Old, oil.
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Barber, Agnes Cotter, Amy Carroll,
Pansy Cohen, Jennie Cronkite, Della
Cechettine, Alice Feeney, Clara Gleie,
Edna Giffen, Pearl Howard, Bruce
Johnson, Hazel Luce, Naomi Levy,
Ruth Levy, Charlie Laanser, Albert
May, Thornald Nielsen, Jeanette Pritch-
ard, Charlotte Cornelia Probert Sadie
Robinette, Matte Shepler, Lou Ursher,
Florence Wenzel Mollie Zemansky.
Seventh Grade, Helene Egl, teacher
Maud Aiken, Ethel Backrath, Joseph
Beer, Lille Bourett, Guyton Campbell
Helen Carle, Katie Carroll, Laura Car
ter, Louisa Consigliere, Gertie Dasson-
vile, Lutte Entrican, Grace Foley.
Lester Giffen, Nellie Garlick, Evelyn
Hanscom, Nellie Heinrich, Minnie Ka
minsky, Clara Kelley, Nellie Kelly, Min
ME Leonard, Carl Luhrs, George Math-
er, Minnie Popert, Charles Potter, Hat
tie Pratt, Lillian Roeder, Tessie Roeder,
Hazel Scott, Jessie Sprague, Clarence
NJ Willis, Ethel Mclaughlin
Sixth Grade, Miss S. V. Heard, teacher
l-Gertrude Cathcart, Winnie Cook, Min
ME Corcoran, Hattie Garrett, Mary
Griffin, Edna Giomelli, Edna Harlan,
Annie Kooistra, Clara Krutschnitt,
Ethel Luce, Annie Llewellyn, Bessie
, Logan, Henry Miller, Herbert Noble,
Charley Rush, Bertha Schaden, Domin
go Silva, Edgar Schaumloeful, Annie
Wahl, Frank Wisemann, Virginia Silva
Sixth Grade, Inie M. Gillis, teacher
George Erie Byron, Clarence Edgar
Cronkite, Thorn Emery Dorsey, Edwin
c. Heilbron, Wessie Elizabeth Johnston,
James Garfield Leitch, Charles Nelson
Lemon, Elva Crosby McCluhan, Henry
Augustus Mittman, Louis Nathan, Roy
Kennard Schardin, Edward Schweitzer,
Benjamin Cory Shearer, Edna Viva
Stegeman, Hazel Gertrude Turner,
Charles Dryden Van Heusen, Dora
Francis Weisman, Burton Wendell
Wright, Elizabeth Ellen Wuttke
Sixth Grade, Louise j. Conrad, teacher
Cecilia Frances Clark, Eva May Did
| ion, Ethel Malvina Entrican, Bertha
Evans, Frank Gabrielli, Nellie Gertrude
Calvin, Royal Heath Griswold, Blanche
Louise Guild, Katheryn Loretta Gum,
Thomas Higgins, Willie Charles KEN
| insky, Augustus Samuel Kennedy, Ed
ward James McEwen, Anna Gertrude
| Miller, Caroline Teresa Miller Albert A.
Nathan, Mervin Thomas Norton,
Thomas Joseph O'Hare, Hazel Kirk
| Pritchard, Mazda Agnes Sexton Grace
Jennie Tillapaugh, Grace Ellen Tower,
| Sara Edwina Yorke, Mabel Young.
| Sixth Grade, Edith c. Ebert, teacher
Lizzie Barber, Lizzie Bartoni, Lottie
Bernal, Henry Bopp, James Burke, Lii
| lie Clarke, Irwin Elliott, Roy Ferrel, Ell
mer Fish, Jessie Fitzgerald, Joseph Fla
hive, Willie German, Josie King, Edna
Kripp, Willie Kunz, Fred Kunz, Alice
Mertes, Ruth Nicely, Olive Nichoalds,
Alex Nixon, Harry Pierson, Clarence
Ramsey, James Reker Sadie Starr, TIL
lie Terrio, Walter Tyer Trena Wagner.
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PHOTOS 81 per doz, school children
only, Hodson, S13 K.
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Crack Professionals and
Amateurs from California,
Oregon and Washington.
ADMISSION, Csc and SOC.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Continued on Fifth Page.)
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-20
AS Seen by a Stranger.

An amusing incident occurred a few
days since, one which came under the
eye of prominent oil friend of ours.
He was visitor within the classic pre-
cincts of our city, and thought he
would see the town from a street-car
window. He boarded car and was
borne away, to the jingle OF a bell
which was pendant to the neck of a
heavy hoofed horse. On the car went,
stopping ever and anon to take on a
good-natured fat lady, orr pound OF
coffee, to be ,accommodatingly deliver!
ed to good housewife on the hill.
The visitor enjoyed the ease and com.
fort which he was getting from the
trip and thought it about as soothing a
journey as he had eyer taken, but the
climax was capped, and the car-drivers
indifference to time and space was de-
monstrated when that worthy at a
crossing fastened his lines to the front
rail, stepped off the car and went over
to see what could be certain notice
tackled upon tree.
1T proved to be funeral notice!
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-20
Death OF Mrs. Neuberser.

Mrs. Anna Neuberger, a German
lady, well known to most of the older
Mariettians, died at. her home, 424 Sec
ond street, early Sunday morning, the
10Th instant. Death was caused by old
age, Mrs. Neuberger having been bout
S5 years of age at the time of her de-
mise. The deceased was native of
Germany, but for 40 years or more she
lived in this city. Her husband, who
died about 90 years ago, was physi-
clan, an accomplished man, and highly
respected citizen. Mrs. Neuberger for
many years of her later life was in the
grocery business and she drove a thriv-
ing trade. Her heartNwas big-too big
for her own financial good, as page
after page of her old store books could
doubtless testify. But the good old
lady is gone, and the writer, who has
known her all his life and who many
time has been made happier by her
bounty, says, amen, and may she rest
in peace.
Three children remain-N-s. WON.
mer, Mrs. Bachmeier and Mr.. Fred
Neuberger.
Mrs. Neuberger's funeral will occur
tomorrow afternoon, Tuesday, at Q
o'clock, sun time, at the lower German n
church.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-20

See "Tim, The Tinker make gen.
uine tin cups at the Auditorium Thurs
day night.
The burial of Postal Clerk J. c. Ed
gerton will occur at his old home at
Plantsville, this county, on Tuesday.
Mrs. w. Nelson is at Pittsburg re-
ceiving medical treatment
--"Chuck" Russell, well known in
Marietta, is under arrest at Parkers-
burg, charged with henious attempt
to assault his nine-year-old daughter.
Public indignation is very high against
him.
There will be rehearsal of the
Choral Society at the Auditorium to-
night at o'clock. All members should
be present.
George Strecker & Co., this city,
were awarded the contract for furnish
ing the boilers for the new; boat for
the Bay Line. The Marietta. Manu-
iacturing Co. got the CONTRACT, for the
BOATS machinery, and John lII::| Becker
was awarded the cabin. '$sst'>
Saturday morning, while assisting
force of men to move a barn on his
farm near Devol's Dam, Mr.. Pitt Stowe
was struck on the head by falling
board and seriously injured. He re-
ceiyed the blow at the base of the
brain and was unconscious for some
time. The injury is considered of q
grave nature on account of the liability
of concussion, but at last accounts Mr..
Stowe was resting easy
The poles for the new telephone
line to Waverly are all up and the work
of stringing the wires will begin Tues
day.
Flora Burris VS.. Daniel Cassidy is
the title of bastardy case filed in
Squire Guyton's court Saturday. 1t is
set for hearing op next Wednesday.
The towboat Charles Hook, which
has been lying in the, mouth of the
Muskingum, leaves this morning for
Pittsburg.
-Fredda, the three-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. AL Shers, West
Side, died of pneumonia Sunday morn.
ing. The funeral viii take place from
the residence at 10 a. IN. Tuesday.
The tow-boat bennett, which has
been lying in the mouth of the Mus
llingum, pulled out Sunday morning
| for up the river.
-Messrs. Guyton & Henning sold on
Saturday of last week the David Jack.
son property, corner Maple and Har.
mar streets, West Side, to Thomas A.
Racer, of Lower Newport. Considera,
tion S1,750. Possession will be given
the purchaser March 1st
Father Woesman, of ST. Mary's
Catholic church, will about Easter hold
mission, and during the time the par
ish will be visited by the Rev. Father
Thomas Sherman, son of General VIM.
r. Sherman.
Members of Harmar Lodge, No.
115, !. o. o. F., will meet at the lodge
room at 1880 a. M, sun time, on Tues
day, to attend the funeral of Brother
William Pinkerton.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-20

Hy-DR. E. +. EDDY, Dentist. Once 8oi
Front street, opposite Soldiers Monument.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-20
Old People.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Bit
ters. This medicine does not stimulate
and contains no whiskey or other in
toxicant, but acts as a tonic and alter
ative 1t acts mildly on the stomach
and bowels adding strength and Civ
ing tone to the organs, thereby aiding
Nature in the performance of the func-
tions. Electric Bitters is an excellent
appetizer and aids digestion Old peo-
pie find it just exactly what they need
w. II. Styer's Drhg Store.