Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-22
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evil Eye" tonight.

~ ne NlI6lnld pdSScu up dDOul IOuI
o'clock this morning with large large
trip but making slow time against the
ice.
The post Office will be closed to-
day from 0 a. m. to p. m. in honor of
the birthday OF George Washington.
The G. rriers will make morning de-
livery and evening collection.
Mrs Henry Rietz, of Lowell, was
in the city Tuesday.
The County Commissioners will
hold special meeting at the Court
House today.
The aged mother of Patrick Hol-
den, near Tunnel, is very sick, having
had grippe and being in a very weak
condition. Little hope is entertained
for her recovery.
Don't miss seeing the Evil Eye"
tonight.
The case of The Sterling Brick
Go. against Simon Collar, which was
heard before Squire Palmer and a jury
Monday afternoon, resulted in a decis-
ion for the plaintiff of damages to the
amount of SLABS.
Mr.. Joseph Snakard was at
Sharpsburg Tuesday looking after the
oil property in which he has an inter
est there.
--hlr. G. B. Slemaker, of Sistersvllle,
was in the city Tuesday ..pru%
Mrs. c. A. Palmer andiittls- daugh-
ter, FTossie, of New Matamoras, were
in the city Monday enroute to Lowell
to visit Mrs. Palmer's parents.
William Kigans was before the
Mayor Tuesday morning and drew a
prize of $5 and costs for fntoxication.
Take the little ones to see the
Evil Eye" tonight.
Mr.. Charles Haas, a prominent
merchant of Lower Salem, was in the
city on business Tuesday.
Mr.. Elliott and daughters, Daisy
and Cora, OF Willlamstown, left Tues
day Tor weeks visit in Pittsburg.
Mr.. Edward F. Ferguson, of Bar
low township, was in the city looking
after business matters Tuesday.
Mr.. M. Shaw, of Veto was in the
city on business Tuesday.
Mr.. 8. w. Benniger, of st. Marys,
w. Va, was in the city Tuesday.
The lot mentioned by us as sold
by G. j. Lund to G. f. Speary is on
Fifth street, instead Of Wooster. The
lot is As by 1856 feet.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brown, of Caywood died Tues
day morning about ten O'Clock. The
little one was 1S months old. The fun
eral will be held Thursday at Lynch
church lJI5i asglREN1Hk
Mr.. Weston Smith severed his con-
nection with the Bellevue Monday
night, and is now putting his plans for
ulo hCW ICoIdlui dnU lulO CASCuIlOh'
He has leased the restaurant and
lunch room at the Union Depot, and
will make all haste to get into work.
ing order.
Mr.. Harry Athey, of Lancaster
street, Is the new chef at the Bellevue.
He bears the reputation OF being
most excellent cook.
- EVIL Eye" in every way is a
most pleasing production and is bright
clean and free from every objection.
One more of Washington countys
pioneer residents passed to the great
beyond Monday evening. We refer to
the death of Mr.. Sanderson Price, which
occurred at his home near Stanleyville
Monday evening at ten o'clock Mr..
Price was aged S5 years and had lived
in the vicinity of Stanleyvllle the
greater part of his life. The cause of
death was a general wearing out, as
he had always been hard worker.
He leaves four sons and one daughter,
The funeral was held at Stanleyville
Tuesday at ten o'clock. ~.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Best were
called to the country Tuesday after
noon by the illness. of Mrs. Bests
mother, Mrs. Capt. William Thorni-
ley.
A warrant was issued by Mayor
Richardson Tuesday morning for the
arrest of Albert Wilson, an employe of
the st. James hotel, who was charged
with the shooting Of dog that be-
longed to George c. Butts.
Mr.. ]. E. Flanders hasa purchased
an interest in the insurance business
of Mr.. II. G. Bohl and will here after
give his entire time to the business.
An improvement that will be ap-
preciated by their patrons has been
made by Holdren & Davis at their sta
BILE on Greene street, in the form of
neat little waiting room and office.