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Has it been demonstrated that
Oraig's photographs excel all.
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Spring
Is coming1 onap ace. You
will need somo seasonable
clothing. There
Is
Always somo place to pur
chase, some, of course, bet
ter than others, yfo belong
to that class. Peoplo are
Coming
Into our store dally who say
'they always got full valuo
when they traded with us.
Knee' Pant Suits $2.50 to
80.00; Boys' Suits 85.00 to
" 813.00; Men's Suits $7.00 to
$18.00. Have the lower
priced goods if you want
them, but prefer to put our
best foot forward up-to-date
tailoring and satisfac
tion guaranteed in goods,
fit and workmanship.
Sam Mkkh
188 Front St., Marietta, Ohio.
To-day
and fromthison we will
give 100 engraved Call
ing Cards and plate for
$1.00.
This offer
Iq from this on. No lady in Mariatte
1 need be without nico cards,
fL price now is as cheap as print
I 116 ed cards. Engraved cards nev
er go out of style. What was
the style
Yesterday
is good style for
all time. You can
secure this bar-
gain in cards
(f The Marietta Book Store,
' 177 Front Street,
not only to-day but
To-HIorrow.
In everything else wo carry a fine
of goods.
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Wall Papers
We invite you to call and inspect our
new Spring Wall Papers which are arriv
ing almost daily'. '
We have the reputation of introducing
the very latest designs and colorings made
by the leading factories of the United
States, and which consists of the celebrated
makes of M. H. Birge & Sons., The Robert
Grams Co., Warren, Fuller & Co., Wm.
Campbell & Co., and many others.
Prices lower than ever, at 5 cents and
upwards. A lot of remnants at your own
p rice.
J. W. Dysle & Co.,
DRUGGISTS,
12S Front Street.
Wholesale,
Retail,
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BjBasaB!iaaaiuw--'"
Are you interested in bicycles ?
Do you expect to purchase one for
this season? If so, call and see
what we can do for you. If wo
can not give you satisfaction, in
wheel and price wo don't want to
make the sale. Wo have the Lest
makes on the market and wo know
it will bo to your interest to "see"
us before purchasing, at Eodick
Hardware Oo.
Koerner & Richardson
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MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
R. C. Coburn, of tho Junior class,
has boon elected cditoi in chief of tho
College Olio for tho coming year.
Tho celebration of Decoration Day
at tho College this year will bo out of
the usual order. Thrco orators will bo
selected from each of tho literary so
cltlcs who will compcto for a prize.
Tho orations wilt deal with patriotic
subjects.
Mr. William Blohm, tho well
known Putnam streot meat merchant,
stole a .march on his friends, Thursday
morning by securing n'marrlngo liconsd
in Probato Court, and hieing hims61f id
Now Matamoras was united in mart
riago toJHss Louisa Gross, ono of the
handsome and popular young ladies of
that section. Tho happy couple will
resido in Mr. Biohm's houso on second
street, this city. They nro tho re
cipients of tho best wishes of a host of
friends.
Clark Middleswart
for Portland, where ho
left Thursday
will resido in
future with his family.
Dr. F. P. Ames, of Bolpro, was in
tho city Thursday, enrouto home from
Cleveland, where he recently gradu
ated in medicine.
An old soldier named Washington
Swallow was locked up for drunken
ness by Officer Gocrlitz 'Wednesday
night and allowed to sober up. He
was about 71 years sf age and a mem
ber of the S5th O. V. I. Tho old man
is an intimate of tho Dayton Soldiers'
Home, to which placo ho was returning
from a visit to his home at Browns
ville, Monroe county. Ho was started
toward Dayton Thursday morning.
Work at tho College will close this
forenoon and the students will bo given
a weok's vacation.
Mrs. Illlen IHU, wife of Prcscott
Hill, died at Devol's Dam Thursday
morning, March 26th, of consumption.
Sho was about 50 years of age and had
removed from this city with her hus
band about two weeks ago. Funeral
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs, George Preston. West Side,
is expected home this evening from a
visit at Newbury with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. I. Curtis.
, Judge Sibley on Thursday overrul
ed tho motion for a now trial in tho
ease of Ohio vs. Greenbury Beaver,
who was found guilty of shooting with
intent to wound, and sentenced him
to one year in tho penitentiary the
lightest penalty that could be imposed.
The Marietta G.as Company an
nounces a reduction in price, to take
effect April 1st. After that date the
rricc will be $1.40 per thousand feet to
consumers using less than 20,000 feet
per month.
Professors M. It. Andrews and W.
W. Boyd left Thursday afternoon for
Wheeling to attend a meeting of in
structors.
II. I. Protzman and Fred Gemmcl,
of Parkersburg, wero business visitors
in the city Thursday.
Misses Rowena Buell and Grace
Dale left Thursday for Columbus over
tho T. & O. C. Extension.
A case of scarlet fever is quaran
tined at the corner of Fifth and Wash
ington streets.
Four tramps wero given lodging in
tho city prison Wednesday night and
discharged by tho Mayor Thursday
morninc
Mr. J. W. Morris, of Fleming, was
in tho city on bujness Thursday.
Judge Sibley will give his decision
next Monday in the motion for a now
trial in tho case of Ohio vs. James G.
Lowe.
Tho T. & O. C. Ex. brought in an
extra coach last night to accommodate
the Columbus excursionists. About 75
peoplo are expected to, go from Mari
etta. Receiver T. D. Dale, of tho United
Terminal Company, left Thursday on a
bubiness trip to Columbus.
Cool's Big Stock Co. pleased an
other largo audience at tho Auditorium
last night in "Passing Shadows." To
night they will will present "Tho
Clomenccau Case." Saturday after
noon "Fanchon, Tho Crickett" will bo
given. The price of admission reduced
to ten cents to any part of the houso
for this performance.
Tho cold wave announced by tho
weather bureau struck this section on
time last "night, tho thermometer drop
ping about 20 degrees early in tho eve
ning. '
Tho Frank Cafe on lower Front
street, recently opened, isn ono of tho
handsomest in fittings and' adornment
in the city.
Auditor II. P. Guist, of tho C. & M.
Ry., is hero from Cambridge on busi
ness. J. A. Thompson, of Zancsville, Is
in tho city on business,
Miss Francis Gcnsign, Stato Seero
tary of tho "Y" Society will lecturo at
tho Baptist Church noxt Tuesday even
ing, on tho suDJeet "Good Citizenship."
Miss Gensign is a bright nnd interest
ing speaker, and upon this subject she
is always sure of a largo audience.
If you need an engine of any kind,
steam, gasoline, -kerosone oil, send for
free illustrated circular to JGhab. P.
WiiLAiiu & Co., 107 Canal St, Chicago.
Barlow.
Tho, Book S.oclal which was. held at
tho gA. R. 'Hall on tho 17th, by tho
Barlow Reading Club, was largely at
tended and enjoyed by nlL J II. H addon-
received the prize for guessing tho
largest number of books. Mrs. Ida
Thompson received tho booby prize.
Charley Benedict has gono to Oberlln
College to lcarn'tolcgraphv.
Tho Misses Gertie and Millie Bell and
Bertha Robinson attended tho school
examination In Marietta the 14th.
William McNotton died at his homo
in Vincent Wednesday morning after a
short'lllnoss of pneumonia. Tho be
reaved family havo tho svmoathv of
'the community.
Harry Burchett, of Cambridge was
visiting somo of his Barlow friends last
weak.
Married, nt.t lie. bride's home onWed-
nosday evening the 25th; by'Sqtfire Aj
H. Benedict, Wales Johnson and Dm-
slo Conloy., ,
There, is' somo talk of closing tho
Literary society for this winter. I
think tho largo crop of apples has dono
more harm than good by the way hard
cider was circulated at Literary last
Friday evening.
There was a cliurch fmir held at Vin
cent last Saturday oyoning for the
benefit of the M. E. Church, of. that
placo. Piper.
Tho Padcrewiikl Prosramme.
For tho interest of those who will
visit Columbus Friday to hear Pador
ewski, -wo publish below hjs pro
gramme for tho evening.
Sonota, op. 53, Beethoven.
"Nachtstueek," F major, op. 22, No. 4,
Schumann. ,
"Caprice," E major, op. 3, No. 2, Pagan-
ini-Schumann.
Two songs without words, G major, op.
02; "A Spinning Song," op 07, No. 4;
Mendelssohn.
"Fantusio on Themes." from "A Mid
summer Night's Dream," Mendelssohn-Liszt.
"Impromptu." F sharp, op. M; "Two
Etudes," Nos. 1 and 11, op. 25; Ber
ceuse, op. 57; "Valse," A flat, op. 34,
No. 1; Chopin.
"Nocturne," B flat, op. 10, No. 4, Pader
ewski. "Spinning Song," from "Tho Flying
Dutchman," Wagner-Liszt.
"Rhapsodic Hongroise No. 2," Liszt.
Contract Awarded.
The bids for erecting tho main build
ing of tho new boiler works plant wero
opened Thursday morning by Messrs.
Hughes and Schaffner and were as fol
lows, the last two being for an iron
structure and the others for a wooden
one :
H. Hurnchberger, of Butler, Pa J 7,'SOO 00
J. T. Hart. Marietta 1), 13 42
Henry 0'Blennes3, Athens I,000 00
it. lucryaim iivuu u
Cochlan, Plerco & Co 1 . .tt 10,800 00
John H. Becker 10,747 00
L, W. Mntth 11,400 00
W. V. Mc(.oy&bon M,i)50 00
IUder & Connolly (Iron structure).... 15,570 10
Penn Bridge Co 10,140 CO
Tho contract was awarded to Mr.
Hurchberger at his bid of $7,000 and
the work of erecting the building will
begin next week.
' Condensed Testimony.
Chas. B. Hood, Broker and Manu
facturer's Agcrlt, Columbus, Ohio, cer
tifies that Dr. King's' New Discovery
has no equal as a Cough remedy. J.
D. Brown, Prop. St. James Hotel, Ft.
Wayne, Iud., testifies that hewascured
of a Cough of two years standing,
caused by La Gilppe. by Dr. King's
New DiMovery. U. F. Merrill, Bald
winsville, Mass., says that he hns used
and recommended it and never know it
to fail and would Vather havo it than
any doctor, because it always cures.
Mrs Hemming, 222 E. 25th St., Chica
go, always keeps it at hand and has no
fear of Croup, because it instantly re
lieves. Free Trial Bottles at W. II.
Styer's Drug Store.
THE QUEEN IS NO "DUMMY."
Somo of tho Prerogatives of tho British
bovcrolgn.
People on this side of the water aro
apt to attach too much credttnee to tho
oft-repeated but somewhat falla
cious assertion that the queen of Eng
land has no power; is a mere figure
head, in fact, and nothing but a consti
tutional puppet in the hands of tho
cabinet for the timo being. It is often
stated that the president of the United
States is possessed of far more execu
tive power and prerogath es than her
British majesty. This is, according to
the New York World, a great mistake.
Tho English sovereign has retained far
more power than peoplo realize. For
instance, she has the power to dismiss
every soldier in tno army, lronx tuc
commander-in-chief down to the
youngest drummer. She could disband
tho navy in tho same way, and sell tho
ships, stores and arsenals to tho first
buyer that presented himself.
Acting on her own responsibility, sho
could declare war against any foreign
power or mako a present of any sec
tion of tho empire oer which she rules
to any foreign power. Acting strictly
within hot prerogative, sho could mako
every man, woman and child in the
country a peer or peeress of tho realm
with tho right in tho case of males
who aro of ago to a &eat and a vote
in tho houso of lords. With a single
word'or stroke of tho pen she could dis
miss any cabinet that was In power,
and conld, moreover, pardon and lib
erate every criminal of any grade that
is confined in theBritish penitentiaries.
These aro only a few of tho things
that the queen could do If she desired.
'look tho Laudanum Iloutc.
Patterson, N. J., March 20. Ed-,
ward Leslie, a member of tho Leslla
snow plow manufacturing firm, com
mitted suieido Thursday morning by
taking laudanum. Ho had been worry
ing for a number of weeks over voxa
tious law suits, no was 48 years old.
His family resido in Canada.
The World's Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great la leav
eatng power ss tho Royal.
PROCLAMATION!
Incompliance Wth the requirements of tho
laws of tho Stato of Oulo, I, Jewott Palmer,
Mayor of tho t'lty of Marietta hereby notify
the qualllled voters of said municipal corpora
tion, that on
Tho Oth Day ot April, A. D. 1 800,
bolween tho horns ot five thirty o'clock, central
Htaudard time. In the forenoon, and five-thirty
o'clock, central standard tlmo. In tho afternoon
of said day. w Ithln Bald corp .ration, an election
will Joe held for tho purpose of choosing the
following omcers for said corporation, to-wlts
Mayor, to servo for two years
City solicitor, to Berve for two years.
City I'lvll rjnt?lneer, to servo for two yeirs..
One Trustee of the Water Works, to serve
for three years.
One Trimeo of Cemeteries, to servo for three
years
Ono member of tno Council In each Ward, to
serve for two years.
And ono Assessor In each ward.
Givan under my hand and ofllclal seal, at my
office In said corporation, this 25th day of
March,-A. D. 18'W. JUVVBTT PALMKK.
March 27-Sw-Frl. Mayor.
Legal Notice.
The unknown, heirs of Ezra' Mlchner,, de
cease, will take notice that H. L. Pugh, Ex
ecutor of tho will ofiEzrd, Mlehnen deceased..
on tho 11th day of March, 180(1, filedhU petition
in the Probato Court within' and for tho
county of Washlncton. and Stato of Ohio, al
leglng that tbo personal estato of said decedent
la InsuOlclent to pay bis debts and charges of
administering m.s estate, mat no uieu seized
In fee simple of the following described real
estate situate In said county, to-wlt: The un
divided one-half of 1C0 aero lot No 1073, fee. ,
T. 8, It. 11, Ohio Company's purchase, being all
that part of lot No. 107ii that lies north of
Wolf Creek, and west of Harmarand Lancaster
Stato Uoad, containing 80 acres more or less,
excepting one acre off the north side of said
lot. Plaintiff asks for the sale of said prem
ises to pay debts and charges as aforesaid.
Tho persons above mentioned will take no
tice that they havo been made parties defend
ant to said petition and that they are required
to ansn er the Baron on or before the Oth day of
May, una 11. L- PUGH,
Executor of Ezra Mlchner, deed.
EIXENWOOD. SMITn t LEEPEIt, Attys.
Marl2,0wks.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
MS-ROOM FOR RENT.-Front room with
natural gas amHuso of bath room. -418 Mus
kingum Ave.
J3TOR SALE. A fine suite of bedroom
furniture, consisting of 0 pieces, viz, bedstead,
bureau, commode, table, lounge, rockor and
three chains, the last 6 finely upholstered (re
cently) In brocatelle, and all In good order.
Cost J1T5.00 will be sold for halt price. Also a
few other articles of household furniture
Also a good family horie. Call at residence of
Mrs. Douglass Putnam, West Side.
S5P" WANTED Salesman who is thoroughly
acquainted with local trade to represent us in
Marietta: work can bo dono at odd hours;
highest referenco given and required.
Tho Ross Cigar Company, Mansfield, Pa.
ltd.
Z35-F0R SALE-Good news stand In
Union Depot. Expenses low. Will sell cheap
for cash.
tST-The Donsmore typewriter may be had of
P W Tomer, this city, solo agent for Washing
ton county. 0 o d
16?" FOR SALE Entiro east half of Block
13, West Side Marietta, 100 feet on Knox St ,
120 on Franklin, and 120 on Pearl St. Will sell
as a whole. Inquire of Dr. S. M.Hart, Wittllg
building, Front street.
83TDR. W. M. HART, Dentist. Offlce 12
Putnam St., between Front and Second.
37-Dit. E. P. lSDny, Dentist. Office
Front streot, opposito Soldiers Monument
804
(STDR. GALLAGHER Diseases of tho eyo
and fitting ot glasses. Law Building Putnam
street.
FOR SALE.
10 Houses and lot on monthly payment.
2 New Houses $S50 each.
Tarms to exchange for City property.
Ono Six Roomed House, J1.&00. Many other
Houses and lots for sale.
WARD & STONE, 233 Second St,
EiyFOR SALE Houso and hilt lot on upper
Front K., $1200. New 8-roomed houso on
Front near Sacra Via. $2MJ. Good house on
Greene St. on basis of a 11 percent Invest
ment. Ward property on Second St. .sOxllO ft.
with good houo on It, $7000. Very desirable
lot In Putnam Place. Houso and lot on Front
bt. below Sacra Via, 81900. Persons having
property for sale w ill do well to leave w 1th us.
J. A. Plumeu & SON,
Cor. Putnam and Second Sts.
Falrviow Holchts.
Stehle's Addition 23 acres, platted, easy of
access by trolley or otherw ise. Lots to by 130
feet, streets SO feet w ide.
Call at room 6, Law Building to see plat,
learn prices and terms,
J. D. PAYNE, Special Agt.,
R. Steule, Marietta, O.
REAL ESTATE AND PATENTS
GEO. B. SUNDERLAND,
Second Street. Wlarlottn, with F. J.
Cutter.
City property for bale at a bargain.
Also 67 lino building lots in the East End
Subdivision, well located, near bchool, near
Boiler Works, close to the main part of town
Sold'on weekly or monthly payments.
FOR SALE!
One 17 ft. Antique Oak
Counter, also some
nice shelving to
match, good as new,
for sale cheap inquire
at
CLINEBROS.,
Machine Works,
Third nnd Butler Sts. Marietta, O.
The Ben
A StrictlyvHigh Grade Wheel I
B. EVELE1GH, Agt.
See Sample In Diamond Pants Co's Window.
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Complete stock of
New Spring
Dress Goods
Now ready.
S. R. TURNER & CO.
Dont Worry Hbout Venezuela
Think of the Great Slaughter Sale of Dress
Goods at JONES' DRY GOODS STORE.
When apples grow on rose bushes you may
..,-w w.Vw.vi uiini;c j-c iiiio, uui nui ue
fore. .The?dLand sood Bread and Butter are
alike "STAPLE and POPULAR."
We invite your inspection of our different de
partments, which are overloaded with this
seasons choicest goods.
Special Silk Exhibit.
Dame fashion has decreed that silks shall be
more popular than ever. Price and the wonder
ful progressiveness of this 1 9th Century make
it possible for these queenly fabrics to come
within the reach of all.
Here are four, lots which will agreeably
surprise you:
One lot Printed Warp Silk, $ 1 .00.
Taffeta Silk, .75.
Figured Silk, .40.
Kiakia Silk, .25.
The Fashion Sheets, Patterns and other pub
lications of the Standard Fashion Co. for April
ctre nuw nere ana Deing
OHLA.I
172 FRONT
T. CL Bay, Carnage and Wagon
Factory, 217 Second street.
At T. C. Bay's shop day by day
The busy toilers work away;
Tboy bulla good wagons for the road,
So at rone; they'll bear tho heaviest load
Thoy make fine rigs for pleasure rides,
Sleighs, carts and camagoa besides.
Reliable and honest It Is agreed
That T. O. Bay's work takos the load.
Best steel and timber used in make
And warranted strong, not apt to break ;
Fine workmanship and strength com
bined In all his carriage work you'll find.
For overy pieco his hands complete
Is perfectly made und strong and neat;
Attention to painting and trimming, too,
Or any repair work Bay will do.
Also handle Strecker's Harness,
the Best Made, and Ferry's Indi
ana Buggies at tho Lowest Possi-
Dlo Prices. The Best Sold m Ma
rietta.
T. O.
Marioltn, Ohio.
Mo. 21b, 217, 219 Second Street.
Tile. Yes, Tile.
' We havo just received tho largest shipment of Tile ever brought
to this city. A great variety of colors, all varieties and styles.
We can lnrnisli you a Fine Tile Hearth nearly as cheap as the old
stylo Brick hearth can be laid.
The Fireplace is tho first consideration in the beauty and comfort
of a now houso. It will be to your best intest to see our
Mantels, Tiles and Grates,
In fact all tho Fireplace Trimmings.
Give us a call, and wo will take great pleasure in showing you our
line. It is most complete in overy respect.
H. A. Wagner & Bro,. 404 Third st
Two of the
April
Butterick
Patterns
Are here illustrated.
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TONES.
STREET.
The New Yost.
Best for Speed and FJesults.
SEE IT AT THE LEADER OFEICE
W. P. MASON,
OIVIL ENGINEER,
Colonial Building, Marietta, Ohio,
Surveys and Construction; Railways,
Bridges, Foundations, Sewkuaoe.
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