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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1877
Page
4
Social notes report a lively tripudiary entertainment at City Hall tonight and a general sense of anticipation for New Year’s Eve. Mentions Marion, Cardington, Blairstown NJ, and local figures like John Smith, Jonas Miles, Robert Kerr, and Mrs Koocs with commentary on hospital visits and local events.
Those seeking a good kind of flex should try Cap Drake’s. Green’s carries a fine stock of Meerschaum cigar holders and pipes in elegant styles. The New York City Store continues tremendous bargains. They strive to please customers and are determined to sell the best and cheapest, inviting inspection of goods and prices.
Madame Forester, famed as the era’s greatest prophet since childhood, offers guidance on future events and past happenings. Sue dispenses advice on business, lawsuits, and heart affairs promising good luck and fortune for those who seek destiny, remaining only a few days. Diebold's Nation Hotel Marion Room 12.
Notice invites parties seeking repairs such as rose shoeing plow-work wagon and buggy service. It promotes new work made to order and says all tasks done in the general repair shop can be accommodated by existing staff and facilities.
A short advertisement by T. R. Roberts offers coal at low cash prices and declares no credit sales. The notice emphasizes cash payment upon ordering or delivery and thanks customers for their patronage.
Fowler and Co promote a tasteful public in fashion retail, condemning cheapness as a false standard. They tout one fair price and no baiting, inviting all to visit their extensive shop to see their fine garments and meet craftsmen. The note stresses honesty, respect for customers, and pride in quality over puffery.
The passage lauds Michigan Mutual insurance for its pay as you go approach, aligning with existing plans and presenting it as the desirable model for coverage. It frames the hybrid plan as attractive to consumers seeking direct value with the timing of benefits.
The ad lists Star subscription prices for various periods with advance payment terms and a note that monthly rates apply otherwise. It also asserts life insurance protection through Michigan Mutual and cites Mrs. Barney receiving $2,000 via the Marion Agency Stahl & Idleman agents, implying an insurance claim example.
A fragmentary advertisement offers gifts in exchange for Je cents, listing various items such as Catt Buttons, a Centennial Shirt, engagement rings, and a collar baton. The text is garbled and includes prices and totals, signed by Samuel Hume in Maren.
A fragment notes a timetable adopted May 13 1877 for the A G WLR line. It references Michigan as a company and mentions a western restitution and a home empathy in unclear terms.
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