02 Feb 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1878
Page
1
Readers are urged to call on Williama for prompt supply when needed or to place orders at cost. The note promotes FLOUR and suggests Jnose seeking a solid brand should try Capt. Drake's, touted as the best and most reliable option.
Kowalke and Hudson offer a complete line of entfius and caskets of all kinds with prompt funeral service and attendance.
Dr Howe offers full care at Exepance Stotel specializing in all chorare and special diseases. Female troubles treated successfully and confidentially.
The Stac office 15 remains open for residents and customers with a promise to help and satisfy. Visit the Tim Fanbey’s Bank Cal area for assistance and better service.
Wart Moffer on North Malnetree offers 1000 to 1500 cords of the best quality oak fence posts for sale. Any quantity 46 four foot wood at per cord. Leave your order. Fence posts six in a bundle.
Fragmentary OCR lists flour mills and shops including Wa'ito mills by Pow F. M. Drake Wing old splendid Tou will Hindi Kent by Dutch Markert at Kefer é Suukes and Ed Haiov's. The readable items suggest a local business directory or advertisement page with several merchant names and locations.
Citizens of Marion and vicinity are invited to call on Caribaldi for a plate of oysters. The notice places the new establishment opposite the courthouse on Center Street and signals a local dining option.
For sale. C Moasman, living near the A. and G. W. oat, went three flue enwa for sale and one dne Hater Wilbo flielh whenl next. September fee BP. O Sbharplesa' flie vtock, tre cows vali come in reat in & meeth or ure, Mr. Nogsman plans to move to Kansas and will offer a bargain on bie Bicck.
The New Home sewing machine is described as automatic, self acting, with dial for regulating length and a safe winding device. It claims durability and ease of restoration after long usage, promising to be as good as new with repairs by J. Macrader.
The Columbus Dispatch delivers the latest legislative report from the state capital each afternoon and Marion edition every evening, providing a concise update on government actions and debates.
Dr L Windauurst located on South Main atrest in Marion Ohio offers treatment of chronic diseases and specialty in peculiar females. Refer to Rev G Reif Rev Sutter Me J Lust Mr Rushrmand for recommendations and connections.
Jos Underwood stocks a fine lot of Curare of all brands and qualities. The quantity is ample and the article is described as tip top. Smokers are urged to visit Joe's where prices are adjusted to current times.
A fragmentary 1 caratoga satchel and an aliver framed spectaal steel framed spectacleu googies were noted. The text mentions haudrerehtef toxies stationcry lv and rabper tipped pencils with unclear context and sources. No clear event or figures.
A poem laments being perceived as insane while awaiting a commission to attend a case. It mocks reporters and officials observing his supposed decline. The speaker warns that soon he will appear with lawyers to challenge his confinement and expose supposed injustice.
Inside a lively Varieties slice the writer jabs at Nasty for misreading a soldier sutler action plus a beech hollow tree found by Colebrook lumbermen. The piece also riffs on peddlers, American palace cars, and a Norway railroad opened by King Oscar. It notes the Mexican Veterans meeting in Columbus on February 22 with Buena Vista anniversary relevance and ends with a cheeky quip about Henry Ward and a nickname origin.
A miscellany of opinions on Brigham Young and Benedict Arnold, a harsh remark about women with iron constitutions, and reports from Vienna and St. Petersburg on efforts toward a peace conference. The piece notes Russia’s neutral stance and a forthcoming railroad workers lien bill in Congress.
A fragment lists wedding anniversary milestones from first iron to diamond, noting traditional materials tied to each year. It includes iron for first, wooden for second, crystal for fifteenth, and gold for fiftieth, with others such as silver at twenty fifth and diamond at seventy fifth.
Cincinnati market shows quiet grain and provisions with slight firming in bacon and pork. Chicago market unsettled with weak grain futures, February at 105, May at 41, cash hogs firm and receipts up. overall dull trade as markets soften. Horse flesh mentioned as suffering amid slow demand.
Local notes report the steamer Metropolis from Philadelphia to Para wrecked on the Carolina coast on Thursday afternoon with 150 lives lost. The piece also notes groundhog watching, a temperance speech by Col. Golding tomorrow at 3 pm, and a sharp rise in daily and weekly newspaper circulation. It closes with a report of William Weiner’s execution in St. Louis for a January 20 murder, described as brutal with a fatal fall of seven feet.
A despatch preview warns of a potential European war rivaling Napoleonic times. England seeks to protect British interests with vast spending and casualties, while Italy and Austria align against Russia, and Germany stands with Russia. France may stay neutral to recover from losses, leaving a grim, humanity-leaning outlook.
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