Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-10
PERSONAL AND local.

Deputy Marshal w. T. Harness re-
turned from Columbus this morning
.-B. W. Dean, OF Lowell, was Wis
itor to the city on business Friday.
--Messrs. Frank Simmons and Wal
ter Heslop, of Gasvllle, were business
visitors yesterday.
Friday the Marietta Boiler Works
filed replevin suit in the Clerks of
fee against the B. G. o. S. w. Ry. Co.
and w. d. Norton for possession of
property shipped by w. D. Norton for
them.
There will be held on Monday
evening, December 10Th, at the Asy-
lum OF Marietta Commandery, a meet
ing for the election of Board of Di-
rectors of the Marietta Masonic Tenn
pie Company to serve the ensuing
year; and to transact such other busi-
ness as may be brought before the
meeting.
Think of a Black Worsted Dress
Skirt at SOC. You can get one at that
price at the Bankrupt Sale if you come
quick. Other skirts, better, at half
Jenvey & Aliens prices.
%. ]. Fuller had the misfortune
to be thrown from the hearse Thurs
day as he was returning from Newport
where he had directed the funeral of
Mrs. Thomas Rowland. The front
wheels dropped into rut and as the
vehicle lurched it threw him to the
ground and one of the wheels passed
over his chest and shoulders. He re-
ceived a cut ON the forehead and upper
lip and is feeling rather sore as a con-
sequence.
-Messrs. ]. P. Ward and Thomas
Ewart are now the possessors of
hundred acre rabbit farm in Decatur
township which they purchased on
Thursday last. The land lays mile
south of Cutler and is very nice piece
of property.
Seats on sale today for the Wills
Comedy Co., Auditorium Monday
night. Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Mr.. P. L. Pierpoint and family
will leave this afternoon for Ronce-
verte, w. Va, where Mr. PierDoint
will engage in business.
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Will Richardson, the cut rate
druggist, fills prescriptions for twenty
five per cent less than other druggists.
John Stegner, of Dalzell, was in the
city on busin' SIS Friday.
Mr.. Sam F. Hayes, of Vincent, was
a business visitor yesterday.
Harry H. Townsend, of Broadwell,
was yesterday the guest of his father,
Uriah d. Townsend, of this city.
The T. & o. c. E. with their char
aoteristic liberality, ran cheap trains
for the benefit of the large number of
people along the line who wished to
see funny show and were we'll patro-
nized.
AT orney l.. w. Ellenwood made a
business trip to Bellaire Friday.
MIR. All Vaughn, of lowell, one of
the Lowell Milling Co., was in town
Friday looking after the business of
MS company.
Mrs. c. ]. VanValey was at Napier
Friday for a visit to Mr.. VanValey's
parents.
Esquire Guyton was suffering
from la grippe so badly that he was
compelled to leave his Office before
noon y. sterday.
&C. e. Fleming was a business WIS.,
itor Friday, and combining business
and pleasure stayed in to see the show
at the Auditorium.
Frank NJ. Wills, the man who
made the world laugh, and his capable
company, including the three Nelson
sisters, will appear at the Auditorium
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights. Prices 40, 20 and 30 cents.
The Pioneer Jewelry Store is
showing an attractive line of watches
most appropriate for Christmas
clocks, jewelry, various articles in
sterling silver, brushes, combs and
novelties in profusion. Enameled
desk goods new and taking. The u.s.
ual assortment of table ware, both
sterling and silver.
d. B. ANDERSON.
There has been placed in the post
Office a Bundy Time Recorder, which
will show the exact number of hours
carrier is on duty. The carrier to
insert a key and turn it. the recorder
will register the exact time.
Mr.. William Nichols, who lives
near Belpre, lost his residence, two
story frame, by fire Wednesday night
Nothing was saved. Insurance $500.
We note the return of Mrs. E. Ar
thur Kent on the Queen City Thursday
after a visit with her parents at Han
nibal, o.
Prof. r. g. Kidd, of Chilllcothe
arrived in Marietta Thursday, and will
probably make his headquarters al
Whipple, this county.
Postmaster Rose returned from
Washington yesterday.