17 Apr 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1878
Page
1
Classified fragment lists a one time need with terse terms and partial phrases. Appears to describe a wanted sale or rental notion with limited details and no clear entities or locations identifiable.
A fragment notes the adoption of the A. and G. War Time Table Dl 261 for Cincinnati area trains. Details are incomplete but indicate a timetable change affecting local rail service and schedules.
A damaged notice describes a boarding instance at 698 Main Street Perris with a hoard and reasonable condition implied by the fragment. The readable facts include the location Perris and the street address 698 Main Street. The item reads as a leased or borrowed space notice with unspecified parties.
A garbled notice invites Marion and nearby residents to visit an establishment described as a waters disbe too in-style dining room opposite the Cantinouge on Center Street.
A Monday Columbus meeting included Hobberman and Christian among speakers. Afterward Colonel C N Gelding knocked down painter John Loyd for insulting a lady. Local papers condemn Loyd and defend Gelding, citing past incidents in Marion.
Me Flinn, living near the fair ground, offers laundry work in Marion. Citizens are told to leave orders with Hy Crowley at the Exchange Hotel. Crowley is the junior partner in Finn & Crowley.
Chicago April 16 Daily reports from northern cities that national banks are paying out gold for circulation and that gold is beginning to circulate.
Railroad fare offer to Akron Ohio valid to the 24th inst inquires at Star office. Notices mention desuetude blankets, P J Luddon in city with religious works, Marble playing coming to Marion juveniles, C W Selner Toledo addresses Murphy boys at City Hall Friday. Also references to revival trade, roomer boarding payments in advance, Theodore Tilton denial of reconciliation, European trip, Atlanta Sunday School Convention attendance, Canadian delegation forty members, U S states represented, Codding Chase law office opened in Larne with Maine office retained for consultations.
For sale 200 feet of fencing and 30 posts offered at a bar gain. Seller JM Aeller located locally seeks quick disposal.
A fragment notes flour from Waldo mills being kept by Ditch and Markert at Shuke and Kiser and by Ed Majoy, with references to drafts and old stock. The text is incomplete but indicates distribution through local merchants and names several traders.
Reward offered for a better ten sentence gar. Seventeen candidates are spoken of in this district for Congress on the Democrat side. County names Scofield Van Fleet or Norris Knewcomer of hypo dermic fame. Also mentioned Jim. Mrs Burkholder is in pottery with a large assortment. Three hatter kids sadise laces, Bis wyne and Trimmings. More dey building a monument.
A jumble of phrases recounts seasonal plans in Fremont and observations on manners. The note mix touches vaccination, neighborly acts, absent mindedness, and a tale of a convict immersed after baptism. The tone hints at a bustling small newspaper blurb with quirky, disjointed quotes.
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