05 Feb 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1878
Page
1
Catharine Bwoxster of North Main Street will rent her six room dwelling and premises including road barn, well, cistern, and a large garden with fruit and vegetables. Good windows and house upkeep described.
William Miley’s dining hall sees daily crowds from the courtroom and cannery. All agree Bul serves the best baked beans, macaroons, hot coffee, tea, and toasts. it is the top place to linger after proceedings.
Incomplete item listing coal types and a brand search for Mour sual tey Capt. Drake's noted. Mentions Williams selling alevs and a boss labeled Ti's the Boss.
An ad lists Kwaleale and Hudson offering a full line of corn and vasketa of all kinds with attendees at a nearby event.
Fragmentary report describes a female patient with troubling spectrographic symptoms and a mention of a goornie exchange aFyorely context. Details are unclear but indicate a medical observation or diary entry about condition and potential remedies.
An unclear notice states the sitar office is open to over Gibets and promises good outcomes. It references Lun Fahey and a Tank C land scene and implies assistance and happiness. The message is fragmentary and lacks concrete names or dates.
Mart Miller on North Main Street advertises oak fence posts and two foot wood at low prices. Sells by quantity with 6 cents exchange rate. Readership urged to place orders for seat quality posts.
Fragmentary text describes a flour product made by Wo'domilla and Part ELM Drake. Mentions names such as Ditch and Markeri categories, and Ed Maioy's. Content is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
OYSTER RESTAURAN. The mtivensaf Mation and vicinity. aa well game Pravelng pantie are invited to call on Sarina'di ehen they want loaned or piste of oyaters ciaked on om aryle, D.ning-oam opposity the Cour'nouse, ou Center afreet.
FOR 34LE. C Mossman, tying peach A. & G. W. eat. nena, and three tos cows for sale at dove one Hetter, will be fired about next September fran. FP. O. Starplesa' fine stack, the cows will come in tread to & month or two. Mr. Mossman i3 preparing to move to Kanaas and wil give A bargain on tos sice .
To ease up our winter trade we offer goods at greatly reduced rates. Those desiring to save money and procure advantageous garments will find it to their advantage to place orders soon.
An advertisement touts the New Home sewing machine with automatic tension, easy stitch formation, and a binding winder feature. It notes hardened gears and smooth operation, inviting readers to inspect and purchase via J. Magruder. The Evening Dispatch promotes its latest news and legislative reports from Columbus Dispatch, with home delivery in Marion at 15 cents per week.
The report highlights efforts by Dk. L Winburst and local figures in Marion Ohio to bolster public health and address chronic diseases and female health issues. References are made to Rev. G Reif Rev Sutter Mr. Luet and Mr. Reokrmaad as part of community involvement.
A distorted advertisement claims Joe's Smoke Shop offers a wide range of cigarettes at low prices. It urges all smokers to visit for affordable options across brands and qualities, noting the store aims to fit current times.
A didactic poem urging young readers to shun idleness and greed. It compares labor to sowing and warns that reliance on others leads to lost friends. It stresses diligence, timely effort, and remaining true to conscience and faith, asserting there is room at the top for honest effort.
Our town lies 14 miles from Marion where great men stop briefly for the benefit of suffering humanity. We learn from the Mirror and Independent when these benefactors arrive and depart, to seek cures and relief, with notes of promising cures and notes of sums from one to five hundred dollars, for through such promises we hope for relief despite local woes.
The writer questions why roving showmen of great success travel to small towns leaving lucrative work behind. He notes educated, capable men rarely become itinerant frauds yet some followers worship strange gods and pay dearly for humbugging while refusing local services. La Rue.
A street found note seeks a sweetheart, recalling a failed romance and pleading for marriage. The writer, calling himself a devoted lover, promises to stand by the door with a red white and blue badge at a downtown corner on Tuesday night. He warns of dire consequences if rejected.
Ball notes announce two events at City Hall with one private masked ball on the 13th and a St Patrick’s Society event next Friday. Tickets required for entry to the private masquerade and masks available from Will Krause as Mariou aims for a grand event.
A year of lifesaving device impact is cited with 1441 saves and 1,713,647 dollars in property saved. A cheeky column parodies mothering and bills, then recounts humorous vignettes about a tea table mishap, a witty remark on fire, and a church fair tableau satirizing choirs and performers.
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