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SMOBGK M. COOKE,
JOHH W. ULNSLET
Psfclletiea,very day-fxcept Sunday, at the
ladder Bnildlng, Putnam Street and
Muskingum Avenue.
Tklkmionb.
No. 3
TUE8DAY. MAY 20, 1896
Wo will consider it a groat favor If
subscribers will report any failure
to set their Lender, or any oareloss
nesa on the part of the carrier.
Subscribers wilt please not pay
tho oa,rrlers unless the carrier
punches his credit tag In subscrib
er's presence.
ror Fresldent,
WILLI AH aicKINLKY,
Of tho United gtntes.
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Kepublican State Ticket.
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CHARLES KWHEY, of Scioto Co.
For Judce of tbe Supreme Court, '
MARSHALL J. WILLIAMS, Of Fayette Co.
For Pood and Dairy Commissioner,
JOSEPH E. BLACKBURN, of Belmont Co.
For Member Board of Public Works,
FRANK A. HOFFMAN, of Van Wert Co.
v Congressional Ticket.
For Congress, Uth District,
f H. C. VAN VOORHIS, of Muskingum Co.
Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.
Drr6"h leader: Please announce the name
of George A. Shapley, of Grandvlew, as a can
didate for tie office of Sheriff, subject to the
will of Convention, ' , His Fiuknds.
Editor' Leader: Ple&se state in the Leader
that Christopher J. Ffaff, of Adams township,
will be a candidate before the county conven
tion for the office of Sheriff. Voters.
Editor Leaser: Will you kindly an
nounce that the undersigned will be a candi
date for the office of Sheriff, subject to the will
of 'the Republican convention to be held In
May. John S. McCaluster.
Editor Leader: Please announce In
your paper that the undersigned will be a
candidate for the office of Sheriff of Washing
ton County, subject to the will of the Republi
can County convention to be held May 26th.
Charles Pape.
Editor Leader: Please announce that the
undersigned will be a candidate for Sheriff,
Bnbject to the will of the Republican county
convention, May 26th. Roscoe Wolctt.
Editor Leader: The county west of the
Muskingum river not having had a Sheriff for
-twenty-five years, we think It in order to an
nounce the name of G. R. Goddard, for the
office, subject to the vote of tbe delegates In
Republican county convention May 26th.
Weslet TOWNSHIP.
Editor Leader. Will you kindly announce
In your paper that the undersigned will be a
candidate for the office of Sheriff of Washing
ton County, subject to tbe will of tbe delegates
In Republican County Convention, and oblige
Bek. Bragg.
Republican County Convention,
May 20. 1896.
Tbe Republicans of Washington
county are requested to meet at their
usual place of holding elections on Sat
urday, May 23d, 1698, between the
hours of 3:30 and 5:30 p. m., in the sev
eral Townships and Precincts, and be
tween the hours of 5:30 and 7:30 p. m.
in the Wards of the City of Marietta,
and elect the number of delegates and
alternates to the County Convention to
which their respective Townships, Pre
cincts and Wards arc entitled "on the
"following ratio, to-wit:
One delegate and oac alternate for
each twenty-flve Votes cast for Asa S.
Ilushnell in 1S95, and one delegate and
one alternate for each remainder of
thirteen or more yotes cast.
The several Townships, Wards and
Precincts are entitled to the following
number of delegates, to-wit:
ote of
Adams Township in
Aurellus Elba Precinct. . . so
Aurellus Macksbnrg Prct 71
Barlow 259
Bel pre Precincts. 147
Belpre Village,,.,.. ,. 216
Decatur -. , 207
Dunham....... 106
Fairfield,..,...,.., ,..,..,.. 91
Fearing , .-... 61
GrauOvlew....-., ,.. ,159
Independence ,.'.. 103 -
Lawrence Cow Run....... 63 .,
Xawrence Upper.,,,,,;... 95
Liberty.,, JM
Lradlow ...,, 73
xittie Musklneum Pr'c't .. 121
Fnltonbnrg Precinct '85
Harmar Precinct 54
Muaklncum. ......,-,., 25
Newport Upper ,.. Q25
Newport Lower.., ,..-,.-.,. W
Palmer 101
Salem ...,,,, ,,..,. 193
Warner x.,.. 7. 1 171
"Waterford'.,. , ,,,,,. S21
Watertown lis
"Wesley..,.,.. ...r..i.. A 2M
Marietta Clty-lst Ward?, 147
r .?.'- 2dTVard.S 16S -
- T" . Sd WardC. 830'
- '- Mth Ward. 271
' - Mh Ward. All -
6th Ward.. 118
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The delegates are to assemble at the
Court House, in tbe City of,Mariotta.
on Tuesday, May 26, 1896, St 10:30n: m,
to place in nomination, the following
candidates, .namely : - , ,
One Probate Judge. - -
OneJSberjff. - '?
One Auditor; ,- x.:r-'
One Recorder. ' ,"
One Commissioner.
One Infirmary Director;
-mi
APi tojJWfMJsfoncfi business las may
come.nefore tfie'Conventlon, .Thee
pu" oilcans are also requested aVthelr
Jtneetlngin' .the'iri Townshiplr'WaYds
and'TVecinctjj iforesdd.-fttelect one
Central Committeeman for each Town
ship, Ward and Precinct, and report
the:mbe, ofucb CommltteenW'to
safd Convention. , .
ijiy order pHbi CpmmUtee..." . ' -.
vv-', 1" -.BOBS Chairman!,
S..ACOPFMAN, Secretary.
'8t. Louis Excursions.... .
Tot 'Kepublican National f Convention' June
ajthsih, lith,na uth via, the cam. Ry.,
KOOd,xeturnltur'unUl June 215 1. or lnna.r. w
the convention latuTongef, at. rate olone'fare
jor.tsaona mp. ivmon'.v a n.Kyrtlckfet
AgeaiB fortune of trtuutc.
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Ropubllcan-DoloKOtos.
A, FfKST ',V11D.U J$
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in Dow, Abner Tuciter, or., u.
BrooUcr, John Ancel, Kdward Fnrley
L. Shlnn.
, Committeeman, Charles Best. 1
SECOND WA111J.
Wm. Grafton, John Wells,' Wm.
KaulT, Walter mlth," 'Vlames Parker,
George llandjd, R. Geyer.
Committeeman1, James Parker.
J? HDI1-A11D. '
J. H. GraftoE-iGfjirlgham, T. F.
Davis, John MJcOliire,' M M. Rose, John
Lansley, C Vfj -Tllchards, Chas. L.
Booth, C. U WebeE. Frank Gates,
O. M. Steen, Wm.IoMlllen, F. S. Cole
man. Committeeman', Wm1. Meaglo.
$, F0KTH AJlDsf v
ter, yfnSSttfBVfoy' Splth
Miner, GeorgS ScUersvn. ChWes
Wright, tWhi.TEl$tttt, JWW jfellancaster,
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CommfUeeftmiirAmon ilur!..
I FIFTH WAISD.
I Chris Anders; James Ropey, John
Trautman, C A. Knox, Richard. Davis,
George Bell.
Committeeman, Richard Davis.
sixth ward.
Henry Strecker; Col. H. D. Knox,
William Snodgrass, W. J. Gilpin, W. S.
Bell.
Committeeman, Paul Davis.
salem Towxsmr.
Pemb. Palmer C.D.-Hazen, W. A.
Doan, - Dudley Cunningham, C. E.
Athey, H. True, Jas. ?.l.anUford," D.
Stickrath.
Committeeman, 0. E. Athey.
waterford Towxsmr.
J. C. Preston, S. G. Adair, C. E. F.
Miller, A. JE. Roberts, Levi Rutter,
Charles Beebe, Miles Humiston, J. K.
Danley, Ralph Starlin, James Rose, J.
C. Griggs, H. Parsons, G. P. Devol.
Compitteeman, J. P. Dodge.
TALJIER.
G. D. Mnrdock, E. G. Goddard, N. E.
Russell, Orlando Trotter.
DUNHAM.'
Haryey Bunn, A, J. Burgh, Charles
Stribllng, Bannie Spencer.
FEARING.
C. W. Athey, J. W. Dowling,
Committeeman, J. P. Brown.
LOWER NEivroRT.
D. A. Bosworth, Steven Petty, Wes.
Petty, A. J. JJritton. .
LILTLE MUSKINGUM.
J. h. Buell, Joseph Cole, Frank
Thorniley, W. W. West, John Smith.
Committeeman, Frank Thorniley.
BELPRE VILLAGE.
J. D. Browning, C. D., Rathbpne, J.
B. Waterman, S. M. Taylor, W. H. Pat
ton, C B. Ballard, Sandy Price. F. S.
McGee, Geo. W. Pratt. I
Committeeman, W. H. Patton.
ADAMS. , , . ,
A. D. Stanley. "D. Espensheat, , H. H.J
Minch, J. D. Snyder, G. B. ' DavisIj.
M. Mason, M. A. Longley.
UrrER LAWKENCE.
W. A. Brltton, John Henning, Elijah
Rake, Ernest Kidd.
ruLTONDuno.
J. N. Mackey, Hale Huff, L, G. Olds,
Committeeman, Geo. F. Read.
.INDEPENDENCE.
Mason Gorby, Bennet Haught, A. G.
Huffman, D. J. Patterson.
LIBERTY.
J. B. Booth, Geo. Carter, Alex Pjerce,
G. W. Mull, Wm. Howell, Wm. Meyers,
F. R. Sparling, D. Waxier.
Committeeman, G. W. Mull.
MUSKINGUM.
G. A. Wood, C. F. Stacy, P. L. Stowe,
C, P. Dyar, J. G. Barker.
'Committeeman, C. P." Dyar.
WAKREN.
Joseph Strain, William Reichart, R.
N. Cole, Jas. Drain, K. D. Ellenwood,
J. E. McNary, J. E. Briggs.
Committeeman, T. W. Moore.
We want to suggest a matter to the
Park. Commissioners that we believe
would be largely ior the" city's good.
It is this: Have a man, or two men em
ployed whose duty it shall bo to cut
the grass in the parks in the city with
a lawn mower, and keop it cut!
This process would bring about a
great improvement in the' appearance
o'f our "breathing places" and would
change them from fields to real parks.
As it now is full enjoyment cannot be
had from the parks for the reason that
tbe long grass prevents walking about,
with any degree of comfort If the,
lawns were cut with a lawn mower,
and closely looked after for weeds,
our numerous parks would be improv
ed In appearance to an incalculable
extent.
JBICC1CI..WP, nipjjij.cu , t
, Theyare haylneots offnn Alwrjto
enforce a bicycle lamp ordinance in
Cnicaffo.. The vvheejirien1 are .flgBtffi
tttfy case andifin alnioit levftryJitf
stance are victorious, because 4Je,reffu-r
latlon aoes not make it compulsory to
equip the buggies with lamps also,,
even those with rubber tires. It lathe
opinion' o some of 'the local lawyers,
wherhave-'only superficially looked In
tdjthe matter, that an ordinanco Im
pbsi'ntr the.use of the' lamp after a cer
tain. tune in,the:.evenin(f can never be
made to hold water that does not in
clude all vehicles, and of course such
an. ordinance wonld never be passed by
a rational council.
. s vct. tZ L. ,,
il4dfasanagent' -vrneels Jor rent it Big:
Tirhi, n9, JPVontstreeu,. . , i,
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24,-&he-R
South Penn Oil Comjlaiiyhave' located
oentnd
a well on tho John J. Jackson farm,
about three miles Borlh of this cltjv
,and will commence drilling as, soon as
preparations can bo madei Thd loca
tion Is far ahead of present develop
ments and if the well proves a good
strike Parkersburg cannvell be called
the oil center of the State.
Tho lease purchased o week ago by
Stiles, tho Volcano oil king, from In
diana parties for 5700, and which is In
the midst of Ogdln developments and
known as thQ Hendershot, will be de
veloped immediately and ho is erect
ing a rig for that purpose.
Tho drill will be started Wednesday
for a well on the McAtee farm in the
Big Run field, by tho 90 Oil Company,
of Marietta, O, In the same field a dry.
well was -struck- of terbelng-shot, -byJ
Altbotf A DavK in.their No. 4, Friday.
On thq Way fariyi,-ietVVrel well was
sirucic
Buckley
twenty
in the sametfield A well will be start
ed drilling to-morrow by Kelly & Ken
nedy. The Greiner Oil Company's well on
Way's farm, a shallow sand venture,'
which was tied up by an accldentjnst
as the drill was entering the sand will
be drilled in to-morrow. '
Drilling on the South Fork Oil Com
pany's well at Manganese, this county ,1
Is now progressing slowly, tho well
caving almost continuously and giving
its owners a deal of trouble.
Tlie oil market dropped to $1.10 Mori
day and it is now generally believed
by oil men that the price will go down
to one dolla".
JohnT. Hutchison Married
In -the Cincinnati Enquirer of Mon
day, the 25th appeared a telegram from
St. Augustine, Florida, as follows:
St, Augustine, Flu., May 24. John T.
Hutchinson, of Marietta, Ohio, and
Mrs. Georgiana Allen were married
here last night. Mr. Hutchinson -is
nearly 80 years old and is said to ha
wealthy. Mrs. Allen is about 70 and is
the widow of John Allen, for years
prominent in this city's politics. Mrs.
Allen also has considerable property.
John Allen died a few months ngb. 1
Shortly after his death the widoW
inserted a "Husband wanted" ad-,
yertisement in a Western paper. Mr.
Hutchinson answered the ad. nnd a
correspondence ensued. It was finally'
agreed that he should come here, arid
if, oninspection, the widow liked him,
marriage would follow. Mr. Hutchin
son arrived lata yesterday afternoon.
The widow met him at the depot and
after scanning him closely through her
glasses, said: "You'll do." The-couple
then proceeded to the Courthouse-ancM
secured a license. They then.-called in
the Rey. Mr. Wiggins, who, at 8 o'clock,?
made them man and wife. Although
very old, they are seemingly as'friskyi
3s young folks.
The Luther Entertainment.
The "Story of the u Reformation" as'
presented last night by Mrs. H. E.
Monroe and a good corps of assistants,
including a large number of young
people of this city, was a marked suc
cess, and reflected the highest credit
on the lecturer and Mrs. Mayers who
instructed the performers in their var
ious duties.
' Not since the Pageant in 1SS8 has
there been such good spectacular work
on the Auditorium stage. The many
mazes of the various marches were
done in good form and time, and each
maneuver was greatly enjoyed.
The scenes whichvere enacted were
well done, and the principal characters
very happily cast.
Mrs. Monroe is a grand talker, and
her lecture abounded in much that
was instructive.,- (Her word- pictures
were very good as fine as the stere
opticon views, which-were of the best.
The audience' was-ia "large one,' but
notlarger than the" entertainment jus
tified. "We hope it may be as great
tonight
DenvepEdStrilth.
: Denver Ecb Smith.-'champion heavy
weight pugilist of nierlca, is one of
the'promlnent personages in the pity..
Be came in last?njght from Cincinnati
and was to have, appeared cin Buell'a
hall in It .scientific sparriuir exhibition
for points only, .nut- the preliminary
arrangements were v. not satisfactory,
hence the bout did not take place. It
is not unlikely tnal'hcrvcill inaugurate
his summer theatrical attraction in the
city Auditorium in. a fevf'iays wjien
ho .will appear-in tnepast In opposliion
to a membcri-of.tthe. hort-ha!red fra-
'ternityof national 'repute. J Hi;, will be.
sartaundediby IopiteDi ja'trayiof:
y&udeillle 'BtaMrl aaOieWfraelionj
111 Via mnvA.4n rwnra a Mim nf1 M.flj' Jj
', fc'w "wivnv .HKf'M: wiuifHwiuM JilJU"
1 "-Mr. SmlthJsfteDUewinn;in his pro
fession, not'resorting to the miserable
'-:blu'Kta:ctlcsof.ith6r puglllBts, but
is' earnest in his desi'ro-at all times to
gpagains't poslng-j cHampions. He is
an atrreeabledhtlematr and has
lrgBioUqwlpVjo3mirer8vln the Jo-
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.Tta Bkst &A.T.VB In. the world for
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WiO. A4AU4IK7B, PUICB, UlUVrB,
5a. iiruise. Boresr. ' Ulcers, Salt
Rbeum, Fever B6reB)Q'Tetter, Chapped
Hand. ChUbUbasJ Corns, and aUi&kin
rupnnii, aa4sMmyJyQUr88iI?lle
narboj
.BOiyiaw oyry. a. oiyer."
IN THE OILFIELO
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fivefrods from the Atbey No. 1
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Figures, !zo,MxSi,lnchcs,,12 subjects.
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ARMYAfoD NAVY.
Tbe battle ship 'Massachusetts is ex
pected to exceed, contract requirements
' as to speed. t
England pays Her private eoldlers
1 2J4 times as much as Germany, with,
32 times as-much retired pay and pen
sions. ' a '
During the '.moaVpeac'eful years 'the
world has' 3,705,000 soldier's. The payf
equipments, food and clothing of these
men cQst nearly 32,500,000 a day.
Jf early eery English, flagship carries
eight hnd evqry cruiset .four fully
qualified divers, whose duty it is to
repair any damage sustained by the
vessel below the water line, clearing
tbe propellers and recovering the an
chors. ' i
WHIRR OF YHE WHEEL
The bicycle is knocking out the
horse, even in the -estimation of Indl
tvns. Little Black J3ear, a Nez Perec
chief, a few days ago. in Marion coun
ty, Ore., traded 30 horses for a bicycle.
W. n. Kelley, of Phillips, Me., is the
tallest man in the state. His height is
six feet' ten inches, and he weighs 200
pounds. He rides a bicycle expressly
made for him, because of the length of
his legs.
One great moral influence not yet
credited to the bicycle, is indicated in
the fact that .horses are, now so cheap
In the west that horse-stealirg is no
longer worth while, and that species of
crime has practically disappeared.
A MIXED LOT.
A young lady of Buffalo,- who is em
ployed as a window-dresser in a local
dry goods store, gets a salary of $2,000
a year.
A botanlcai society, in its brief exist
ence of one year in Maine, has discov
ered 43 new plants in that state.
Home worKmen in a Uorliam (W. a.)
carpenter shop have a queer pet. !t
is a handsome butterfly, which has
stayed in the shop all winter and is very
tome.
Tbe undertakers of Rome kept fe
male slaves to act as professional
mourners. One who could readily shed
tears ,cnd simulate grief with success
brought as much as $700.
There la no doubt that tbe name of thte
gentleman will bo presented to the Chicago
convention by the free silver wlog of the)
wpptern democracy, whpsq foilowerp wish
to seo a radical advocate of tho white tnetalt
In tho white house. Mr. Boles Is a'r&l-
fjnt bt Waterloo, la., a flno gentleman and
excellent eompalgn worker, not too old!
to pear, the 'strain 'Incident to the occupa-J
ttqn oi a nign omoe, nor too ynvuwiQDO
oarrted sway by populai1 clamor. ,'
The Ideal Pariacea: - - '
'James L. Francis, Alderman, Chioa
go, 'pays: "I Tegard Dr. King's "New
Discovery as an Ideal Tanacca for
Cduirha. Colds and 'Lunu Complaints.
haying used it. in my -family or the
last jive years, to the exclusion of phy
siclag's'prescriptlons pr pther prepara
tions.' t i- 4
Bey. 7 John Hurgus, Keokuk, Iowa,
writes: ir have ,bee'ri a Minister of the
Methodist Epistiopal Churctff or 50 years'
orore, and 'have 'never onn'3 any
thing so' beneficial, 'of'-that gave Vn
RWphJsDeedv'rellflf "as Dr. Kinrs'iJow
Discovery." Try this l Ideal fC6ug
Remedy, powr 'rnatTtlOjittes tree at
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Amongthe-reaI Bargains'1 you, Ml, fJjVd input'
housei(EVERy DA Y theVME ;PRIGE asjojig
as thelotslast) AIl'Wpol;Cafesirneres,fBii
Black CnevaoVsanbL'Wachusett'-Blue Suits'at
$5150KJ Airier, .Grades. $3.50 foi$'lO.QO. Fine
TAILOR. MADE Wonted uUsSniallraiaies,
shadesiarfci eaves'at SOOoLdoforifie
FINEST GF?MEIsiTin:dtit MlTiSli&l
ChiIdren?s;Suits,: M0REqthem anCB&XMEfr
than any other house can show- Z "' ?j7iat
Odd Pants(cotton) 50c to $ 1 .2S:lyJy-ypol
Pahtsf .Sdi'up.n Great assortment of Sjurnnir
Underwear 25c up.'.BavenJt room to tellabout
ALL the extraordinary values we have-to show
you. Come and see! I 3 No trouble to show
goods! ! !
S.
R. Van Metre & Co.,
the Old Reliable Cash Clothiers.
Special Sale Sin Umbrellas. : .
Fast Black Silk, Warp Serge; Parag6n Frame.
Handsome Assortment of Natural Sick Han
dles; Cost you in a Regular way, $ 1 .50, We
are Going to Gve Ybu aPick of These for " l "
One Dollar
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered,
Jeney & Allen,
Colonial Book Store.
We have in stock, have had from the start, and- are .selling readily,
the dxtra large size Social Hammock,' 'price $4.50. '" '
A large line of other grades'from $1.00 upward.
Among the many good things in our stock, that are moving rapidly"
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Largest and best fish
Reward Cards, Gift Eooks, Fountain Pens, Small Flags for decoration, -lb.
Papers, Engrayed Oardsj, InvitationsM&c '
See our Flower Baskets' before Durchasiner.
The most reliable place to get information about our stock, business,
and prices is at the store or in our Ad. v V
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153 Colonial Block.
J. E. VANDERVOORT.
Do You .Want a Good Lamp??i
, If so, see Charles Holtz on Front Street near .Putnam. iaealso!w211
show yju by far the Best Selected stock of Queenswtfre'in Marietta?
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