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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1877
Page
1
Underwood and Fish in Campbell's Block Marion Ohio promote a holiday jewelry sale. The ad promises a wide stock and fully guaranteed articles with wholesale like Letom prices and a note to see their expositions.
H.Troe & Cos invites shoppers to view Tres stock of books albums pro fanaphs box paper and frames in a saleable display.
Time table for the A and G W R R shows the line schedule adopted on May 13 1877. It lists travel timings and station stops as part of the railroad’s dated timetable update.
H IY VAN FLEESS a Marion attorney and real estate agent lists farms and thousands of acres for sale or trade across Ohio and adjacent states. He notes properties on land owned by H T Van Fleet and others, plus town lots, mills, and extensive railroad lands. Calls for maps and circulars at his office 1294 Real Estate Agent Marion. Senator Blaine plans Arkansas trip with Congress colleagues while the First Family heads to New York for Union League reception. Also a Philadelphian fatally assaults his family. peanuts touted as olive oil alternative. a Kokomo Indiana murder verdict set for January 20 1878.
Keeter and Snake advertise a refitted room in Mil ler's Block Marion Ohio offering groceries and provisions at cheap prices with free delivery citywide and a full line of cigars and tobacco. They thank Marion citizens for past favors and invite continued patronage at their shop near Kerr House. The second note promotes Michigan Mutual Life insurance as a reliable policy.
A list of guests checked into the Kerr House and Exchange Hotel includes H F Brown of Columbus S K Snodgrass N J Silverman of Cincinnati H A Wilson Cleveland J Swam Columbus J H Friedlander Rochester H J Partridge North Lewisburg Hugh M Murdock Marion J W Mooney Delaware C G McMillen Philadelphia Noab Gast with WJ Idleman P Gilman Cleveland Robert Young Urbana P ed B Sheldon C T road E B Lieghley Massillon JH Donaldson Blakely Quartette W FH Partins Horace J Parr OS Blakely W B Shattuc Cincinnati DE Holmes Cincinnati George Markee and others. Exchange Hotel entries list H A Higshire Caledonia 8 T Byer Circleville and G Davis Union county among the arrivals.
In 1864 forty four percent of England's grain imports came from Russia. By 1873 the United States supplied forty four percent, while Russia's share declined to twenty one percent.
W B Shattuc of Cincinnati leads a party with J W Alsop to hunt a lioness reported at large, a tale that drew local humor as Marion residents joke about violence and fame. Perry Close of Fremont, a grocer, is noted for a cheese knife assault and brief penitentiary term followed by pardon. Local printing plans and small town chatter fill column.
Hon J F Farley has been elected United States Senator from California. Farley is a Democrat, the present incumbent Republican.
The Enquirer notes Stanley Mathews as "worth his weight in silver" and questions whether Democrats will push him to a U.S. Senate berth.
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