Aircher and Sefried Announce Public De-Cale Date
Public notice from Aircher and Sefried stating a de-Cale date effective after this posting. Details are limited in the fragment. No locations or organizations beyond the two names are specified.
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1877
Page
1
Public notice from Aircher and Sefried stating a de-Cale date effective after this posting. Details are limited in the fragment. No locations or organizations beyond the two names are specified.
Co partnership formed to run a Lindsey shop at EF shop East Street. They promise work in all branches at greatly reduced figures, with new horse shoes at 75 cents per pair and refits at 35 cents per pair. They solicit public patronage and guarantee perfect satisfaction.
A classified line notes doors and blinds and a No 1 set of cedar posts offered at very low figures. The terse item signals a bargain sale likely aimed at local buyers seeking yard and building materials.
For holiday goods go and see True's stock of books, albums, photographs, box-paper and frames.
Keefer and Snake announce a refitted room in Milfer's Block Marion Ohio selling groceries and provisions at low prices with free delivery citywide. They stock top cigar and tobacco brands and thank Marion residents for past favors inviting continued patronage from customers in the area.
Attorney at law H. T. Van Fleet advertises sale and trade of numerous farms and parcels across Ohio and adjoining states. He lists dozens of farm properties, towns, and railroad lands for sale or trade, invites inquiries at his Marion office for maps and circulars.
A humorous post from Daily Star recounts a derisive Hen Banquet tale. The piece depicts a festive evening with diners and an uninvited guest presenting a cart. It ends with satirical lines urging restraint and a punchline about roosters and hens in a chaotic social scene.
A Pennsylvania editor reflects on a worker severely injured with both legs smashed, unable to work for three months. He recalls that coworkers passing resolutions for his speedy recovery and sending an embroidered copy to his family offers real cheer and shields them from hardship.
Report notes Mrs W H Moore shows improvement after a severe and protracted illness though she remains partly afflicted.
The passage bids farewell to 1877, praising the republic’s endurance through peril and Civil War fears. It notes Mexican troubles diminishing and urges rallying toward prosperity. Marion’s daily paper launch strengthens amid rapid growth, claiming higher weekly circulation than county peers.
A fragmented clipping notes Ackerman as having the wobbiest walnut cigar in Stan City. Details are unclear but the item is presented as a local characteristic or novelty.
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