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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1877
Page
1
J C Walters agent touts the White Sewing Machine as the lightest, most capable family machine with high capacity and power. It emphasizes simple construction, hardened iron steel parts, dual needle-side feed, solid steel shuttle, dust-free operation, easy oiling, fatina filling without running the machine, and a refined cabinet finish.
A storefront notice lists a parlor coat store open front a box wood stove and a nobby stem winding watch with open face and back. Call at the Satelliteoffice to examine them.
An item notes the adoption of the C. and T. time table on May 13 1877. The record records the new schedule standard for the railroad or timetables in the period. The entry confirms the official adoption date and the time system change.
Keefer and Snake announce refitted room in Miller’s Block Marion Ohio selling groceries and provisions cheap with free delivery citywide. They advertise cigars and tobacco and thank Marion residents for past favors inviting continued patronage.
Attorney at law and solicitor in chancery offers buy and sell services for lands and town property on commission. Estates include farms in multiple counties and extensive railroad land tracts. Also lists Marion dwellings, mills, town lots, and various property for sale or trade with maps and circulars available at Marion office.
The Beecher issue surfaces as he attacks orthodoxy and hell the Trinity, declaring modern doctrine an affront to reason and morality. He rails against a heaven that condemns millions to hell, urging a humane view and rejecting a monstrous, demonized God while defending Scripture alignment with the New Testament.
Ben Bigford reports another wild beast at large near Pucky Huddle. Sunday woods around the area were crowded with armed men, shotguns, and bird dogs. Considerable shooting occurred, but the payoff remains unclear amid a local dispute involving Dumbie and Christian.
Crowds visit the New Attractions display at Conrad's Block New York City stores to inspect a line of toys and novelties offered at low prices, sparking disbelief that such goods could be priced lower than at other addresses.
An aged resident of the uptown village area recalls forty years of life in the place, noting the absence of notable changes and describing a simple, quiet community history through fragmentary memory.
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