24 Apr 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1878
Page
1
A local notice offers a reward to anyone who can furnish a better ten cent coin gar than Joe Underwood. The terse item names Joe Underwood and a contest to beat his current ten cent gar, with no further context.
For sale items titled Two Louts cue East Sout street in Barbaari s AGGION owned by Miss Eva Barubart inquiry by owner or Ho M Barubart appears in the notice.
A garbled OCR item mentions whitewashing, Swiitle, and Waghe over nipets with unclear names and places. Leaves a stray instruction to shoppers or patrons to visit a shop or leave offerings at a barbershop, with no clear event or dates.
Merrill the Tailor urges customers to place orders promptly to secure garments at greatly reduced rates as he accelerates winter trade. He promises careful tailoring and timely delivery with available stock.
Advertises 10,000 feet of white oak fencing for sale and delivery to New Blooming ton area. Name J. Van Xfleer appears as the contact and source.
Fragmentary line describes flour produced by Waldo mills and sold by Copt and M. Drage, with mentions of Ditch and Markert at Suoke and Kiser, and Ed Majoy. Text appears as a stray ad or notice of local grain goods supplier listings.
The Mariot Gas Light Co. has made a reduction of six and a half cents per 1,600 feet to all customers, effective April 1, 1878. LT. P. Wallace Secretary.
Real estate notice offering the westside Main Street residence for sale at very low price with deferred payments and 6 percent interest. Also 2018 town lots in Miller's Addition to Manor, especially Fairview, available at very low prices. Sale by Martin Miller.
Fragmentary note showing intent to close a business box or boxa with indecipherable misspellings and scattered phrases. Indicates an action to wind down operations but lacks clear names dates or locations.
A lively call echoes for thorough home cleaning from attic to cellar as neighbors are urged to celebrate Lent with cheerful work. The notice blends humorous verse with local mentions of Delaware business, Sunday liquor reflection, and community notices including a legal dispute recap and upcoming events.
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