Jewelry Jewelry Just What You Want for Solidays
Jewelry seller promotes a holiday sale offering a range of pieces and discounts to attract customers. Stores emphasize variety and value with sparkly designs and seasonal offerings.
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1877
Page
1
Jewelry seller promotes a holiday sale offering a range of pieces and discounts to attract customers. Stores emphasize variety and value with sparkly designs and seasonal offerings.
Local shop True & C s markets holiday gifts and books at Pine Street store. Alumni group and town residents visit for boxed paper, paper goods, and assorted prints.
Customers may buy a 25 cent handkerchief to receive free deluxe gift items including cuff buttons shirt studs an engagement ring and more valued at 3 60 total. Subscription rates for the Star magazine are listed as one year eight 80 six months two dollars three months one dollar and fifty cents one month twenty five cents and weekly ten cents with a 50 cent monthly rate for default payment.
Keefer and Snake advertise refitted shop in Millen Block near Kerr House offering groceries provisions cigars and tobacco with free citywide delivery and valued customer thanks to Marion citizens. They claim low prices and urge customers to inspect goods. Also mention Michigan Mutual Insurance plan as desired by all.
H T Van Fleet offers to sell extensive land holdings in Marion Ohio area. Includes 54 acre and 80 acre farms, railroad lands totaling millions of acres, multiple small farms, and town properties plus nine dwelling houses and mills. Calls at Marion office for maps and descriptions. Also promotes life insurance via Michigan Mutual through Stahl Idleman agency.
A Marion social recounts grand hotel arrivals at Exchange, Kerr, National, and other houses with guests from Richwood Canton Mansfield and Columbus. The piece notes a festive supper with turkey and cranberry sauce, table settings, and a Marion Silver Cornet Band performance atop the Masonic block as the American flag was raised.
Canon Farrar at Westminster Abbey calls removing hell and related terms from scripture as a reform. In the U S Christmas Day in Marion was observed calmly with church services and family visits, reflecting a quiet holiday mood.
The church was richly decorated with evergreens and a large Christmas Tree featuring dolls and nicknacks for children. Speeches by the youngsters, school and choir singing delighted attendees as presents of fruit and sweets were handed out. A collection was taken, and the event was praised as the grandest of its kind and a credit to those who helped decorate.
John Holland announces a three story Fowler project with a first floor store, a second floor dwelling, and a third floor hall. The structure aims to be the town's largest building, signaling notable commercial and civic development.
Alabama papers note mignonette in blossom and ripe strawberries, hinting at forthcoming harvests. The writer questions whether surplus produce can be shipped to Marion to aid markets and reduce gluts.
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