23 Apr 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1878
Page
1
Railway time table notice from 1877 shows schedule details for the line with officers named including Superintendent and Agent. Reads like a service bulletin listing timetable and contact points for the Bee Line and related routes.
Time table for the Atlantic and Great Western Railway dated December 30 1877. Includes train services, routes and schedule hints for passenger travel with emphasis on departures and arrivals through the period.
A notice announces a reward for anyone who can provide a ten cent gar superior to the one owned by Joe Underwood. The offer seeks competitive specimens and invites eligible participants to present their entries for comparison.
Rotary boarders at No 69 South Man Breet near A D Matthew residence accommodate Tudgera and others in a compact local notice.
For Rent an ornate ad notes a condo style house with multiple rooms asking readers to contact A Pavey or Tom McMenney for details. The brief item signals rental availability with two named contacts and a terse, early 20th century tone.
M Barnhart advertises a six room rental on Silver Street. The notice reads En- Quite ov Hy and lists the property under Barnhart, indicating available occupancy and location details for prospective tenants.
A fragmented old notice invites readers to a dental service by Drake, urging people and nearby residents to learn about his craft and accessories. The unreadable text hints at a promotional ad seeking attention for dental care offerings.
Property listing reads for sale two tosh units on Easy Shun street Barvcaros AUCINOL. Delonsing to Miss Eva Barutart ISquire of the owner H M Bambart.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice about whitewashing and a murky boat issue. Mentions Marion citizens and Elepher. unclear names and actions. Content is garbled but implies public works or property tasks and timing concerns.
Citizens of Marion vicinity and travelers are invited to Ganbaldi to enjoy oysters and other dishes at the dining room opposite the Court-house on Vevter Street. The notice emphasizes inviting the public to call on Ganbaldi for meals.
A fragmented notice from Merrill the Tailor promises greatly reduced costs to attract winter trade and urges supporters who donate money to place orders promptly to gain advantage by leaving their orders early.
10000 feet of choice white oak fencing offered by B T Vasifier. Delivered in the ar at New Bloomngton for 15 per 1000. Sold to the public for fencing projects with delivery mentioned.
Flour labeled Waldomilla by Captain F M Drake is advertised as 18 years old and splendid. Available at Ditch and Markert’s at Snake and Kiser and Ed Maloy’s.
The Marion Gaslight Co has reduced gas price by 50 eta per 1,000 feet for all gas consumers, effective Aprilist, 1378. T. P. Wallace secretary.
For sale is a residence on the west side of Main Street opposite James Gregorie's store at a very low price with deferred payments and interest. Also town lots in Miller's Addition near Fairview offered at low prices. Proposer: MARTEt MILLEB.
A collage of local items and notices from Marion including arrests potential, decorations day plans, theater ads, and business updates. Mentions McNeal in Delaware, Waldo decoration, and several firms and individuals with plans for new buildings, buggies, and a forthcoming fourth railroad. The Star newspaper is praised for its influence on town growth.
Readable scraps speculate on river conditions moral suasion on counterfeiters and odd misprints. Vignettes include a Richmond hod carrier’s fall and return to work a Baltimore style quip about politeness and hen house trespass. Numerous era hints appear in quirky word spellings and regional references.
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