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flRMfHWvJ . .. ... ... W is-SSi; F-i' IV" T"'" H,L i "TT - r - -- i,cv M i: H.I SU V II & It I? ,Vr '4U'! ' I m Tt m v tt, I- Is ' i i. i M Miter - This There is no secret In our success to pleaso tho people. Fact is they enjoy coining brlngtheit friends, and they enjoy it. Here it is: dualities Goood Prices Rihgt Always ! Our friends and i atrons remember this and como again. Tho ground hog was about right. Winter still lingers in the lap but speaking of those things reminds us of the nice stock of New Spring, Dress Goods wo are receiving. Wo are at tho head of the- prooession when it comes to New Goods and Low Prices. New Silks, New Henriettas, Serges, Brilhan tincs and Mohairs. It isn't exactly the season for thun derstorm's. But our thundering big stock of Clothing must bo mado to go oil like lightning to make room for the showers of new stock arriving every day. Make a streak for tho Bargains wo are now offering. "The Woman Who Never Said a Word". The latest reniance of hlgh lifo in the metropolis must have been looking at our Bargains in Dress Goods and trimmings, and was afraid some one would got the start of her. The presidential beo is now trying to gather honey out of that pretty ilower, the bar'l, but we are not opening that kind of cooperage ours are filled with The Uolston Health Flour the best food known to man. Milled on htrictly scientific principles in accordance with a formula furnished by the Itolston Health Club Contains every element required by the human system and in exactly tho proper proportions to make you healthy and happy. Call and beu what we are doing in the lino of pure and healthful goods. The Rolston Health Club Model Cook Book, best and greatest book ever pub lished, tells how to cook and when to cook. You can't help but bo healthly if you follow tho instructions. Tiiey are plain, easy and economical. You culture all the other four senses Why not culture, educate tho sense of "taste ?" Because you are not rich isn't an excuse. We have mado it pos sible for every one to culture their taste for articles of food of the highest -iandard. Even enjoy the table luxur ies. It gives the body more strength and durability to bo nourished on pure nutritious foods and educates j our taste for a better mode of living. We sell the Rolston Health Foodds and the purest groceries wo can buy, and the prices are kept down to the lowest notch. The popular Loan was all right and so are our popular prices on Garden Tools and Hardware. Solid steel handled ax, 83c; steel dirt shovel, :iSc; steel spading fork, SSc.; steel hatchets, 29 and ."5c; steel hammers at 25 and 35c; hand saws af 50, 75c and 81.00. Mrs. Pott's Irons, P. in a set, with cold patent handle and stand, all for 70c Cheaper than pot metal. Set of 3 fire clay stew pots for 25c. regular price 00c. One dozen boxps best parlor matches for 10 cents. SPECIAL. And for only! Three Gent's and one Ladies' Wheels, good quality and warranted. A sample lot and will be1 sold for less than whole sale prices, viz; Gent's at 41. 18; Ladies' Wheel at $12.03. No duplicates, onlv four at these prices. Tho early bird catches. So can you this bargain. A word to tho wise. You don't need a derrick to raise you if you buv one of ourOwl Nickel Alarm Clocks. Tho amount of get-up-a-tiye-ness that a man gets for 75 cents is truly wonderful. Try one, that's all you'll need. Lots and piles of other goods you will need this spring which wo will show you when you call. We ain't afraid to tell all about them, but if we had all this paper for an ad. you would not have the pleasure of knowing how fetching prices are when spoken in a charming way by a polite salesman. Don t delay your visit to tho great Bar gain Emporium of this city and county one day longer. Hutchison's Bargain Store, 169 front St. Marietta. 0 STILL GOES ON, Tho Practice of Forcing Chris tians to Become Moslems. This is Especially So in tho Provinces of Harpoot, Diarhekir and Bitlis. Tho rurposo to Abolish Christianity l Pressed Iforwartl With tho Whole 1'orco of the QoTcrnmcnt Degradation of Christian Women In Armenia. (Correspondence of tho United Press ) London, March 10. Tho United Press correspondent at Constantinopli sends tho following: Later news from Harpoot shows it that vilayet at least somo sort of orden havo gono out to discountenance tht forced conversions. When tho anthori tics from Harpoot telegraphed to Con stantinople for instructions, tho rcplj came: "Do not use forco to convert.1 Tho local governor Interpreted tin orders literally and oven announced that every one was to return. Thii change, however, is only in the citiei and largo towns; in villages and ham lets such orders will havo no effect Information from various points in th provinces ot Slvas, Harpoot, Diarbeklr, Bitlis nnd Van shows that tho practici of forcing Christians to become Mos lems is still in active progress. The purpose to abolish Christianity is pressed forward with tho whole forct of tho government, by tho indirect means of depriving the Christian com munitios of their men of influence whe have survived tho massacres. In every town or city where the. massacres occurred, arrests of such men arc now in progress. No charges are preferred against the men arrested. Another indirect way of destroying tho Christian communities in these do vasted provinces is tho degradation ol womanhood among tho Christian com munities. A systematic debauchery oi Christian women is carried on in nearly all tho devastated districts. It is as il tho Turks wish to make sure that tho women, always conservative in matters of religion, shall loso their self-respect and the grounds of their religious hope. They, therefore, seize tho Christian women, day after day, week after week, and outrage them with impunity. Alas, it 6cemh that tho Christian gov ernments are powerless in the presence of the beggared nation of nine millions of Turks, or they are unwilling to take any peremptory measures to prevent Christianity from being crushed out of certain parts of 'the Turkish empire. Surely they might take so simple a measure as to appoint consuls to reside in the principle cities of the provinces. Tho mere residence of a consul will stop a host of infamies which the Turks ordinarily dare to commit only when they think they can deny them with impunity. REDUCED. The German Duties on Trcsh or Simply Prop.ircd lEeof, Washington, March 10. Secretary Morton is in receipt of advices from the secretary of state, enclosing a com munication from the United States em-' bassy at Berlin, together with an official report of the publicntionJ of the imperial homo office. These documents relate to German duties on fresh or simply prepared beef, including cooked, smoked, salted or pickled beef imported in hermetically sealed vessels from countries with which the most "favored nation" treaty exists. According to the decreo of tho Bundesrath, reported in the official publication in question, the duty on tins class of goods has been reduced from GO to 20 marks per 100 kilo gram es. Hank Oflli'lals Arrested. WAitiiENsnuito, Mo., March 10. Geo. W. Colburn, president; Theodore Youngs, cashier; and Georgo A. Col burn, assistant cashier, of the defunct Johnbon County Savings bank, were ar rested Saturday under indictments re turned by the grand jury upon charges of receiving deposits when the bank was known to be insolvent. Georgo W. Colburn is -the owner of Electric Springs park. Theodore Youngs is ex mayor of Warrcnsburg. He was in dicted on three counts. The two Col barns aro father and son. Ono indict ment was returned against each. Tost Olllco Destroyed by 1'lre. Chicago, March 1C The South Chi cago post office wab destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon. Tho fixtures be longing to the government were valued at S14,000. No value has yet been placed on the stamps, books and mail matter none of which was recovered. Living in apartments over tho post of fice were three families who lost their household effects. An adjoining build ing occupied by four families was also destroyed. The total loss is about 824,- 000, mostly uninsured. A Ulizzard on tho Allegheny Mountains. Ai.toona, Pa., March 10. With 20 Inches of bnow on tho ground in this section, a high wind in the mountain districts and the snow still falling heavily, tho Pennsylvania Railroad Co. apprehends trouble in getting trains over the mountain. If the bnow and winds continue all night traffic will surely bo blockaded. , The Uuiis of tho Indiana All Right. Philadelphia, March 10. Ilenry Cramp, of Cramp & Sons Co., when asked about the report that the battle ship Indiana's guns wero much too heavy for her, replied: "There is noth ing in that story nt all. Her trial was very satisfactory and nothing was tho matter with her guns. I can not im agine how such a rumor could have originated." Prisoner Overpower the Turnkey and Escape. MASHAIL, 111., March 10 At six o'clock Saturday evening the tnrnkey at tho county jail was overpowered when ho took supper to the prisoners. Five of the inmates escaped. The alarm was given at once, and pursuit com menced. Three of them havo been re captured, and officers are in pursuit of the other two. AJSTSTTTAi. STATEMENT To tho Honorable tho City Council of the City of Marietta, Ohio: Gentlemen I havo the honor to submit here with a detailed statement of the receipts and expenditures of tho city of Marlotta, lor the yoar onding February 2Uth, 1890 : RECEIPTS. Taxes....! ' Special Assessments Loan for CItv Hall Inmrovenient, 110,751 80 12,790 02 2,000 00 Loan for hewer construction 11,000 00 Loan for w ater orks extension. . . 3,uuu uu Notes placed In Sinking iund and counted as cash 4,7i5 23 Interest on Honda and notes owneu by Sinking Fund Fines and Licenses, Jewett Palmer, Mayor Hall rents . Wharfage Cloak room (City Hall receipts Sale of old chairs Sale of old hose Light furnished Bergman Bhow Z. & O. It Ky Co . electric lights . . Same, rent ticket offlce C. & M. Ky. Co , electric lights B & O U. W. Ky. Co , olectrlc Hght3. Hoard of health Permits sewer nennltH..... E40 03 'KW IS 2.127 60 720 10 CO '18 DO GO 10 u 76 1!0 00 18. 60 no oo 150 00 22 OJ 67 10 Corporate debts paid General Fund SO 23 Halanco on hana March 1st, lb'is 29,881 01 Total J107.6S5 ja EXPENDITURES. STKEET PURPOSES. C. J". Best Commissioner's pay rolls.. $ same board horso Same cost of conatruclng side- wall: la fiont premises Jessie and Win . savage Same, freight advanced S.S. Braddock, labor Vet Hraddock, labor J. eeyler&llro , hardware Nye Hardware Co., hard" are Kodlck Hardware co , hardware Hagan & schadd, hardu are M. a Kropp, hardware II i, Thels, hardware, i Moore & Hull, lumber i arietta chair Co., lumber Cochlan, Pierce & Co., lumber Marietta Fruit liox, and Package Co , Lumber Simon Zoller, brick Thomas Clsler i: son, brick James Mctammon, brick Geo Wellbroolt, brick L V. Phillips, brick and cinders Phoenix MM Co , cinders t'uttln, Hall & Pattin, cinders T. &0. Ky. clndeis JohuKuutz, gr.nel J. O Haidy, band Dully & Co., sand W Urabliam & .-on, lumbei G ii llest supplies Vels Bros , broom J F Wehrsi: son, broom Maitottu I'lumbiug Co, sink for Front street pump . . i James Koney, Biacltsmlthlng stophen Weidner, blacksmlthlng...,. John II. Oesterle, tepalrlng street sw eeper F. C. Austin Mfg Co , whe for street sweeper Geo A. salrman, repairs M. H. Hart, lepalrs H. F. oui tla, repairing crossings John O'Donnell, moving mortar beds Curry & Hotren, team Lurry & Hoff, team Ainerlcrn Express Co , freight U &M. Ry.lrelgut Marietta Transler Co , sprinkling streets C. L. Weber, grading St. Clair street First .National Bank, interest on city orders paid 3,191 79 160 to 82 10 20 CI 12 00 2 CO ISO s 115 11 8 13 61 11 7 7 7 00 5 10 ::u (i 25 b7 7 SI 1 0 80 05 01 1SJ72 10 5j 41 30 6 2) 110 2S5 1 5u 11 00 2 00 II 70 2 80 to SO 1 13 7 05 20 bO 8 CO 7 0 3 60 3 25 3 00 i 00 3 00 1 CO 00 65 75 10 10 22 02 Total $ 1,770 70 FIUE DEPARTMENT. A D. Alderman, Chief, salary same, Mipplles and freight ad vanced Joseph O'Neal, w ages Philip Peters, Jr., plpeinan, wages . Adam Weber, Jr. pipeman, wages,... Dan Blszants. plpeinan, wages Clias. Beck, Jr. pipeman, w ages Eail Davis, pipeman, and substitute fame, extra labor Carl Hovey, substitute George Dice, substitute Win, McL.tren.asslstant at lire-! J. H. Hammond, assistant at fires. . Wm. -cbllcher, assistant at Ures L. Mueller, paid to assistants at Ilrewery lire William Weber, Messenger DeLance Fire Co J. U Wilson, Fire Waiden Casper Fritz, Fire Warden J. eyrlch, Fire Warden A. II. Tracey. Fire Warden D. P. Pugh, Firo rt arden M. P. BartinoaH, feed for horses W. Thornlley & Co. feed for horses... J. v. Watson, feed for horses L D. Dovol, feed for hoi scs Ralph Dean, & Co., feed for horses... August Weber, feed for heroes Beu curtls, saw dust J. F. Wehrs&son, supplies Uamewell Firo Alaim Co , supplies,. Chicago Fire Hose Co , supplies. . . . , . Q. C Best, supplies Frank Kunz, broom. Corner Drug Store, supplies Wm. H. styer, supplies J W. Dfble&io, supplies Putnam st. Pharmacy, supplies Chas. Jones, supplies Marietta Bool; otore, supplies lhos. Hancock, sundries to alarm boxes - Bradford Iieltlng Co., sundries to alarm boxes Western Electric Co . battery zincs.. Miller Chemical Engine co., recharg ing extinguisher J A. Koebhng sons, wire t...... II F Goodrich & Co., suction pipe... Pattin, Hall & Pattin, gong attach ment Charles Blume, clock M. ... Lilley Co , hats and badges.... b F. Hay ward &. co , hooks and coats J. .'eyler& Bro, hardware Hagan & c-chadd, hardware ltoulck Udw Co., hardware H- P. 'Poles, hardware NyeHdwc'o , hardware ,. Barry E. shlers, blacksmlthlng Wm Kauf, blacksmlthlng, Producers Relining co , oil Frank Da is, oil D. W.Davis, oil . Oil ell supply co , rope J. Gephart, gum boots : Cochlan, Plerco & Co , lumber W. D. fctrass, re-ceiling sleeping room River Gas Co, plumbing Marietta L'lumblmr Co . Dlumblnc... 10 00 15 71 401 0) 307 10 31 l2 72 00 8J 10 10J 11 JO 50 13 )8 0 30 2 11 30 30 OCO 8 31 2J 00 20 00 20 00 20 00 10 00 11 75 5 13 13 3U 18 63 0 70 67 00 C 2 05 1 70 J LO 1 45 80 U 01 0 05 4 .0 7 10 75 0 M 2 00 30 03 12 75 000 35 80 53 11 2 63 6 00 11 2S 01 69 1U (3 1 05 40 1 60 1 02 11 05 10 10 4S 1 60 1 85 1 40 U 75 6 41 21 CO 4 81 13 41 15 00 85 7 00 2 25 J. H. Oesterle. tepalrlng hose wagon George saUman, repairs i'-. ri. EDinger, reparis M. V Mlraben, painting sign Louis Pfaff. testing Niagara engine.. 200 , 33 00 Mrecker & Birme, rent of euglno room F. a. Goebel, carpet and mat II. E. ntocbr, crystal polish city Transfer Co., freight Marietta Transfer Co., freight and team. .'.... Adams Express I o , expressago KllabetU He alllstcr, labor.) W. W. Fixley, door and window screens 21) 01 1 0 2.00 8 30 1 05 1 17 1 25 Total..., ,.,. . 2,11702 HALL AND BUILDING, Earl Davis, assistant Janitor, wages $ 214 91 Ell Richards, ball policeman 21 oo John TAncell, hall policeman 4 00 Smith Miner, hall policeman. . ....... 17 00 Frank Fletcher, halt policeman 11 50 It D. Cooke, insurance ,.., 125 00 Kooser & Hturglss, Insurance 2)1 60 Ilenry Bohl, insurance. ......, 21 00 Fred Ultimo, insurance 137 co O. P. Cochan, Insurance..., 26 to J Seyler& Uro.. hardware 25 09 Nye lldw Co, hardware..1.... s 15 Hagan and bebadd, hardware , CS 71 M A Kropp. hardware ,., 80 harles Jones, muslin 1 0(1 Louis Goebel's sons matting for City Hall 21 10 S R Turner, curtains for City hall.,,, 11 12 Cochlan, Pierce & Co., lumber........ 12 (3 B V Curtis, sand... i 60 U L Weber, coal for City Hall S5 C7 I Kinnard, coal for City Hall 6 85 u & O S w Ky Co., freight oa Opera chairs.,....,,.,, , u c8 CUy Transfer Co., dravage.,.., 25 0,0 Beat, brooms , 2 70 L H Crawford, palls anil mops.. ... . 3 25 Frank Racer, tiring heating boiler. .. lit 41 J Bcbultheis,, painting Janitor's dwelling,,.,.,,, ,..., 83 00 Marietta Plumbing Co , plumbing and gas fitting.... ....i,,,,, G A t-tnnueld & Co , plumbing and J, H, Besker, repairs on Janitor's dwelling..... .......,. gas fitting Marietta Gas Co , gas., ,...... ItlverGasCo., gas... I. R thapin, exp to Cincinnati to purchase drapery........ 1........... Simon Greene, paper macho, for Auditorium 1 Interest on noto for City Hall Im provement.... . Interest on M, Armbruster & Son's note Interest on Thos. Kanu&Co'j note. 00 81 25 01 8 111 21 60 81 G9 800 K9 01 120 00 40 69 34 41 Total . . 1,789 10 ,.. JUGI1T FUND. Thos Hancock, faupU, salary,.'. 4S0 00 same, expressago-nnd freight ad vanced X 1, 4S 43 Phil Haberllng, engineer, wages 000 00 John Kuntz, engineer nnd trimmer, wages. 1.1........ GOO 00 Georgo Gepbart trimmer, wages. , ... CIO 00 Earl Davis, lineman, wages .,,.. 75 00 River Gas Co , gas for boilers it'll 90 National Carbon Co., carbons........ - 43117 Crouse. Tremaln Carbon Co., carbons 19 12 Arcand Helling CO . oil ., CI 21 Oolumbia Relining co , oil . v .. 1 ...... . 8 00 standard unco ,011.: 10 30 Georgo W. Lord, bollor compound... 61 48 Roebiing -on'sco.. wlro 8 40 Ft. Wayne Electric co , repairs and supplies 150 15 Oil Well rupply Co , supplies 3 17 Marietta Chair Co., supplies .1 85 G G Best, supplies. 4. CS 07 Hagan & -'clmdd, supplies. 3 90 Rodlck Hdw Cor, supplies 2 10 M. A. Ktopp, supplies 50 JSeyler&Uro . supplies .... 17 il ratlin, uau&. i-amn, supplies. 1.. . a vu National Supply co , supplies 8 33 West Electric co , supplies 8 33 AV. II. Stvor, supplies 2 87 corner Drug store, supplies... HO George Salzman, repairs .' 9 95 marietta wrgco., repairs r. u za Marietta Plumbing co.. repairs 1 78 Buckeye Engine co , grate bars and lining 28 01 Wm Harris, ladder 2 03 Marietta Transfer co hauling 75 city Transfer co , hauling 55 J WDysle. supplies..., 05 Barton L Peck, supplies 100 Laldluw, Dunn Gordon co.,iNupplles 2 45 George Streclter & Co., repairs 1 '0 Thomas carter, labor 2 60 western union xeiegrapa Co., time service ' . 2 00 Fred Blume, insurance 1C0 00 Stove Weidner, repairs 3 8 i INCANDESCENT PLAHT. Dayton Auxilliary Fire Alarm com- piny, acct contract inr uynamo and Incandescent apparatus 741 31 Same, new lamns and supplies. . . 25 72 Ft Wayne Eleo. cor., ornamental lamps SO 75 c L Webar, coal 5 10 rranlc Racer, fireman, wages 58 93 Total (, .$ 5,'SSS 00 LANDING. Georgo W. Deedrlck, commission on w barragu -...,$ 8,imo, labor account Wm Hairls, commlssln on wharfage Same, labor account 73 57 40 0'. 3S 37 0 05 1 00 1 20 80 2 M) 0 70 1 (0 1 50 0 00 2 60 50 25 80 75 4 05 3" 00 S tr Sonoma A T Nye & Sou, cinders Marietta mtgco, cinders . R Lanam. hauling Thos Highland, lumber and hauling cooper Hanua hauling R Wooster, stone Joseph Smith, ring bolts Zeltung, printing J WKelley, labor A F Braddock, labor Wm Buck, labor , Wm Parish, labor Albert cherry, labor Isaac Wheatley, labor Total. 19iS 05 BRIDGE. Jacob Pfaff, bridge tender, wage3.. .18 2J5 25 10 70 2 00 1 09 1 00 41 JO 1 05 0) 3 00 (I 75 3 76 3 00 ISO 74 1 75 15 03 1,100 CO 1 iau mus, 011 : G o Best, globes John Wilking, coal uavis uros, coal . . , . : Marlotta chair '.'o lumber J Seylerfi. Bro , hardware Hagan & Schadd. hardw are c J Beat, repairing walk on It R bridge , Adam Kudlg, painting draw span... Christ Wagner, painting draw span. . T. W. cralg, painting diaw span Downlug& Kauf.palntlng draw span M o Mlraben, painting sign boards.. Interest on note owned by sinking fund Payment on note owned by sinking fund Total ? 1,012 49 PAVING AND SEWARAGE. E Frank Gates, services city Engi neer $ 2'7 75 Wm A Best, helping engineer 3'l 75 Cbas Hunch, helping engineer t-5 00 c E Gaid, inspecting sewer construc tion 422 50 JPHuIburt, superintending sewer construction 304 50 S H Neece, Inspecting sower con struction 21 CO L E Chapln, as consulting engineer 125 00 'A T Darrow, acct bew er contract 2,711 00 Same, amount retained under Hens 10 07 P connor, payment on lion against, Darrow 1,217 70 E dark Jr., acct claim against Dar row 300 00 L Mueller, paid claims of lien hold ers against Darrow. 1,10173 J B West, acct water works trustees against Darrow 319 SO chas Richards, judgment and costs In suit Geo Curtis vs city and Z T Darrow , 10 20 Marietta Mfg co . lamp hole, covers. . to 00 G A btanlleld.bulldlng sewer in block 60 205 03 c J Best, labpr.levellng sewer ditches 12 03 I'amc, repairing paved streets 278 87 Same, freight on tile.. Hi DO Marietta Book store, bewer record book CO G J Lund, help colleclng sewer as sessments '. ., 19 60 MA Kropp, cement 60 citizens National Bank, interest on orders paid S49 First National Bank, Interest on or- derspald . 22 02 same, redemption ol note, Z T Dar row, and lntetcst 033 91 Hume, redemption of temporary loan and Interest .'.,... 3,000 CO Leader Publishing co , printing and - advertising , 07 09 Register, printing and advertising. . . i.'J 85 Times, printing and advertising 80 15 Zeltung, printing and advertising,.. 69 83 Dispatch, printing and advertising.. . 0 60 J L Mills, printing and adveitlslng.. 9 00 cbasRoach, labor 75 Christ Wagner, labor..., , 2 25 chas Hplndler, labcr 2 25 J Adams, labor 2 25 Esquire combs, labor,., 185 Wm Courser, labor. 000 LHllecker, labor.., 1125 Total , $ 11,728 29 CITY HALL IMPROVEMENT, cochlan, Pierce fcco acct contract... 017 01 John Becker building box office. 125 00 Pattin, Hall & Pattin, acct contract now boiler..., , ,.... 293 13 II Evelelgb, painting ,, ,,.., 20 00 Geo Weiser, carpets, etc 190 70 J Seyler, hardware 12 40 o Pcochran, hauling 60 Stanley & Grass, furnishings , 103 05 Thos Kane ;& co., freight and dray age... 1 , 14 00 II & rt Pogue co , drapery lor boxes. . 463 (0 Simon Green & Co., papier macho ' contract -... 237 36 Redemption of G A StanQeld's noto , 1,390 00 Interest onG A Stanileld's noto 09 27 Redemption of Dayton Auxiliary Fire Alarm co's note 817 01 Interest on Dayton Auxiliary Firo Alarm co's noto , .... 40 70 Redemption of Dayton church and Opera chair co's noto 203 00 Total , t 4.053 02 CORPORATE DEBTS-VILLAGE OB" HARMAR. General fund balance duo for costs to Harmar bond salts ; . 89 23 0 II Etz, cloik fees In Harmar bond: suits... i 1.. 25 12 Wm H Leeper, fees due D H Torpy and A U Little, la Harmar bond suits 07 87 W O Barthalow, olerk, fees lu Har mar bond suits,., ..,,.... 63 99 Geo 0 Racer, witness fees ln-Uarmar lODd suits. 1 - 8 80 "Wm II Leeper, costs la Harmar bond Suits,...'. J,..., 41 25 Total... , f m 23 BOND.S REDEEMED, Electric Light bonds....,,,,., I, I 2,000 00 Street improvement bonds., 1,000 00 Refunding bonds of tho vlllago of Harmar .... , 1,000 00 Second street; (Duller to Putnam) Improvement bonds 1,893 C2 Putnam street (Second to Seventh) Improvement bonds 718 C8 Oilman street (Knox to Putnam ave) Improvement bonds COO 91 Front Btrcot (Putnam to Montgom ery) Improvement bonds 1,000 00 Tota'l I. ...8 7,809 H INTEREST. Electric light bonds Street improvement bonds . l'4 percent refunding bonds..., Harmar refunding bonds.,.,... Wntei works bonds.. 1.. ,. Bewer bonds ...., .,,,,, Paving bonds....,...., ,. paving and sewerage bonds , Front Btreot (Putnam to Montgom ery) Improvement bonds Putnam street- (second to Beventh) improvement bonds ;. Second street (Butler to Putnam) lm improvement bonds. .. Oilman street (Knox to Putnam ave) Improvement bonas ,. city Hall Improvement bonds 223 00 770 25 3,310 00 105 00 6,000 00 000 00 1,000 00 1,000 00 531 78 3S8 03 4180 870 20 225 00 Total , , g 13,089 11 SINKING FUND FOR THE REDEMPTION OF Hi PER OENT REFUNDING BONDS. certificates of indebtedness Issued on account of cltv nail imnrovament bought for sinking fund f GENERAL PURPOSES. Jowett Palmer, salary, mayor 8 Jowett palmer, costs, mayor's court. costs in city vs Frank Dow costs In city vs Helen Kaylor G J Lund, treasurer, salary L Mueller cleik, salary 1.. L Mueller, postage........ carl Iiecker, clerk salary carl Becker, postage . J 0 Brenan, solicitor, salary and ex tra allow ance , .ame, postage...... .,, Same, typewriting J II Dye. marshal salary James Parlln, unusual salary,...,... C J Best, commissioner, salary. ..... , ThomaoIIuncock, Janitor, salary ... Thomas Hancock, boarding prisoners E Frank Gates, engineer, per diem., chas Buuch, helping per diem.. Will A Best, " per diem.. J H West, " " per diem.. AH smith, " " perdlem.. EWBuell, " " perdlem.. JpLaterner, guard, per diem ...... Police James A paniu, salary Paul Goerlltz, salary L b' Babcoclt, salary , . . . V M Longloy, salary John II Knox, salary Henry posey, balary v. . J W Taylor, salary Special Police U W Wendelken, per diem R K Arbour, per diem tt m Jackson, per diem Joseph Harris, per diem i-llassavago, per diem J II Young, per diem . , Dennis Mcsw eenoy, per diem Special and Hall Police Frank Fletcher, per diem E It Richards, per diem ..... JohnT Anccll, per diem smith Minor, per diem. . .1 . . L E McVoy, Judgment and costs, Isaac N Stewart vs city of Marietta Wm Weber, Janitor at fourth ward engine house Henry Remley, mat, voting place.. .. Pat Highland, rent, voting place.... Dye Bros, rent, voting place Geo Pliug, rent voting place M Muncey, rent, voting place J Morganstern, rent, voting place. . . . Pierpont & smith, rent voting place J M Shawhan, rent, voting place.... Henry streckor, erecting election booth Transfer company hauling election booths O J Bauer, hauling election booth.... Zanesvllle w ork house, boarding pris oners , F E McKlm, medical services at prlsou V E Mcklin, clerk of board health Salary B F Hart, health officer, J 8 sharp, health officer Ellas Armstrong, cleaning Goose Runforll ot II Marietta Plaining Mill co, sign bo'rds and posts for 11 of H..... "W H Arbour, painting signs for 13 of Edw Whiting, erecting sign boards for B of H , William Jackson, guarding house in quarantine L S3 protsinan, labor, city park sauford Loffland, labor city park.... Hart & Mcolure, medical services at , city prison N N Sklpton, 60 loads dirt for clty parl; Win II Smith, repair water closet city park Frank Shaw, painting sign for Third street till G O salzman, repair steel line for en gineer Wm Ketter, repair well on Front btreet Wm otephan, repair well on iront street N W skipton,rcpair w ell oa Franklin street city membership fee, American Soci ety ot Municipal Imp.... Fourteen copies paving and Munici pal Engineering Magazine River Gas co , natural gas for city building ' Marietta Gas co., artificial gas for city building and police headqu'ers 4,725 28 100 00 48 05 2 00 17 00 GOO 00 450 00 6 89 75 00 125 000 00 3 CO 80 78 83 C8 47 673 0 3O0 00 552 80 814 1C 142 CO 231 76 0 40 8 00 83 25 4G5 00 90 00 640 00 405 00 120 00 510 00 899 00 43 50 12 (0 2!) 25 21 75 17 25 II) 00 10 59 7 50 105 00 27 60 27 75 8'1 60 151 05 12 00 21 CO 14 00 10 00 0 00 5 Of" 5 00 6 00 10 10 1 75 15 CO 25 00 88 92 S 00 uiino saving society, saio deposit . . Western Union Tel co, time service and telegram W D Stiaus, wardrobe for police headquarters Iron city Chemical Co., bug poison for city prison J W McCollum, insurance Roeser & S tuglss, insurance Marietta chair Co., stakes and elec tion markers County Treasurer, taxes G 0 Best, supplies corner Drug store, supplies J W Dysle, bupplles , W H Styer, supplies , M A Kropp, supplies Kodlck Hardware Co , supplies Hagan & schadd, supplies J seyler & llro., supplies Nye Hardware co , supplies Marietta Plumbing Co , plumbing. . . . Ruggles Gale co , poll books and tally sheets Mailotta Book store, stationery, etc Knox, J envy & Allen, blankets for prisoners .- r,Kunz, blankets for prisoners Star clothing House, clothing for prisoners J Gephart, shoes for prisoners 10 40 17 CO COO 2i 00 75 00 11 10 16 49 125 70 45 5 60 6 15 3 70 4 27 3 45 2 01 1 30 3 CO 25 82 3 GO 7 25 1 00 1 60 2 00 10 10 10 00 277 24 211 63 101 70 204 21 73 50 5 00 1,000 00 180 00 1' U XlSUUCl, DUUCd 1U1 I'liOUUVXO.,,., o L Weber, coal for prison W G Way, attorney fees, city vs H - Jahn 1 ,... Leader, advertising and printing,... Register, advertising and printing... Times, advertising and printing. Zeltung, advertising and printfng . . , .uibpatcn, uavertismg ana printing.. J L Mills, advertising and printing.. Redemption of notes.... , Interest on temporary loans ......... First National Bank, Interest on city orders paid Citizens' National Bank, Interest on city orders paid , 00 08 22 10 Total , 8 13,903 13 RECAPITULATION. Streets .., ,T.f 4,770 70 Fire department.,,,,.,,, 2,107 92 Hall and building , 1,769 10 Light ,, 5,888 90 Landing , 190 05 Bridge 1,012 49 Paving and Sewerage .., , 11,723 29 City Hall Improvement... 4,053 02 Corporate debts .,.., ,., ,,., - 230 28 Redemption...., 7,809 14 Interest ,., l.WJ 11 Sinklngfund 4,725 23 General purpose 13,908 13 Cash In treasury Feb. 29, 1890 ,. 81,970 85 Total...,, , 8107,685 48 LIABILITIES-FEBRUARY 29, 1890. BONDS OUTSTANDING. Water Works bonds , 1110,000 Electric Light bonds. v. .., 4,000 Street Improvement bonds ,.,. 10,600 l'i percent. Refunding bonds .. ,... 74.000 Harmar Refunding bonds ,,.., 2, oj Pavlngbonds.7 20,000 Paving and Sewerage bonds..,,..,.., 20,000 Sewer bonds 12,000 City Hall Improvement bonds 4,600 ( SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. BONDS'. Oilman street (Knox to Putnam Ave) Improvement bands 6,923 Front street (Putnam to vontgom- ery) Improvement bonds 8,112 93 Putnam street (Socond to Seventh) Improvement bonds. . . . , 0,108 78 TKMPOItAnT LOANS. Water .Works extension. . . , i , . . 8,000 00 .ro A'1'11 syBth .'...,..... 8,882 60 City Hall improvement 8,747 10 ovmi miArrs February 20tb, 1890 69 CO Total . 8293,984 90 dkoucs: Cash In sinking fund 8 2.170 00 Bonds and notes lndo..w... 14.225 28 Balances redemption funds. 8,484 31 10,880 22 Not Indebtedness, i 8279,104 08 STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE VARIOUS FUNDS MARCH 1st, 1800. uaiances. General fund . , Firo department fund. Hall and building fund Light fund , , . Landing fund.. Bridge fund ,......,. Paving fund .....1". Paving and Hewornrr a fund Cr. 1,815 GO 1,001 23 605 78 1,055 28 717 14 1,830 09 2.601 42 103 72 Sewerfund 2,481 60 Interest public debt fund 3 838 18 Redemption public debt fund 1,800 12 ?'?il,PfUPfr-L'-J:-V.----L-!r---" 10.895 88 1UW.-1DB, uuu 1 uuuuiyuua j.'uiuam street (Second to Soventb) improve ment bonds fund , Interest and redemption Front street (rutnam to Montgomery) improve ment bonds fund . .... Interest and redemption Oilman street improvement bonds fund.... Interest i per cent refunding bonds fund Redemption Harmar refunding bonds fund, City Hall improvement fund Corporate debts fund., ,.., 574 73 723 73 453 91 185 80 22 80 13 43 843 82 Total. I 85,029 95 OVfinDItAFTS. Street fund 57 ni Interest Harmar (refunding bonds fund .'. 1 09 50 GO .,Balanco In treasury March 1st, " 1800 ....,...., ,, ., S 84 970 85 The foregoing Is, to tho best of my knowl edge and belief, a true statement. ., , , ,, c'ARL BECKER, City Clerk. March 5, 1800. . STEAK! anp . GASOLINE PORTABLE AND MARINE ENGINES. If you think of buying an engine of any size or kind send for our Catalooui: No. 30, containing illustrations and prices oi every kind Of.engino from 1 up to 25 horso power, at bottom prices, or List No. 29 for yacht engines, boilers and boat machinery. Either sent free. CHAS. P. WILLARD & CO., 197 Canal Street CHICAGO ARTINEZ NT-J IBE TOpmiaST I tfliaFi'tlLJ ft fc PII , SOLD UNDER GUARANTEE. ACTUAL C0SI LESS THAN 31.25 PEB GUI' J. W. DYSLE & CO., Successors to "The Buoll Drag Co." Wholesale and Retail Druggists 128 Front Street, - Marietta, Ohio. Boiler for Sale! Wo havo in stock ono 6 JL. P. vertical, all steel, tubular boiler for sale, complete with hood, base, grates, stack and all fittings. Ev erything new and never Leon un packed, fully guaranteed and all right. CLINE BROS., Machine Works,' Third and Butler Sts. Marietta, O. Do you want a good sight feed abricator for your engine? Wo 11 tho ('Lunkenheimer." Nono jtter ! Hear our priqe ? REAL ESTATE AND PATENTS CEO. B, SUNDEF1LAND, Socond Streot. Marietta, with F. J. Cuttar. City property for sale at a bargain. line building lots for sale on Montgomery street, Price J375 to 40O. ' Ten good vacant lots on Seventh St., I860 to 1 100, Terms reasonable. Several houses located on Charles and Hart Btreets and lower Sixth Btreet. Call and see me before buying. Anyone hav ing houses or rooms for rent, call and leave your order with mo. I can 1111 then, Several miuia ui- paie, ur b&cuuuko ior otner property, T. &. O. C. Ex. R, R. Excursion to Co- lumDUB account Paderewskl. $2.00. On Friday Mch. 17th the Toledo & Ohio Cen tral Extension H. R. will run an excursion to Columbus at the low rate of J2.00 for the round trip to accommodate persona wishing to hear Paderewskl the Greatest Living Pianist. And to give the people of Marietta and vicinity an opportunity to visit the Capitol Buildings, ?.?&? m.la,ri.an1 th.er P'acea interest In the Capital City. Train will leave Marietta at 2.15 p. m. with 2 through coaches and parlor ?rA,arF.ivln?,,n.Polunibu MlXilBjP. m.. in ample time for tho Concert. Tickets will be good returning up to and including Men. a th. Seats in Parlor Car can bo engagtd in advance by calling! upon O. M. Payne, Ticket Agent Union Depot or addressing H. O. Vincent, Q. P. A. s 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 99 ( Il f. I: if 1 rt ' ' fti