12 Feb 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1878
Page
1
A brief business notice advertises coal at cost from Williamale in nut or lump sizes and promotes Capt. Brake's Boss flour as a quality brand for buyers seeking a reliable flour option.
Kowalke and Hudaou advertise a full line of culling and caskets of all kinds with promptly attended funerals.
Dr Howe treats a range of diseases at Exchapze Fturel, offering care for chorale and special ailments with focus on female health.
Marr Midler offers cord wood from the best wax serve peats for ave at 1 40 101 500 quantity. Fence posts six cents each. Any quantity and orders invited.
A fragment notes a stone called Waldomilia by Cagt Fo MM Drake. The item is described as old and splendid and is said to be kept at Keeter and Sovukes, with Ed Maioys also named.
Citizens of Marian and nearby regions are invited to visit Dntaei.com opposite the Quour-nouse on Center Street for oysters and plated dishes in a local dining notice.
In order to dage up onr winter trade, we offer greatly reduced rates. Take this chance to SAYG Money and procure an Advisable garment at the Bain Gime. Prospective buyers are urged to act quickly as the sale promotes savings and discounted apparel.
Sewing machines by New Home feature a built in windable device for winding, allowing quick operation. The ad claims the machine is nearly as good as new after long usage, marketing an opportunity to see it at a location abbreviated as OW. Manufacturer's.
Fragmented text lists durations like one week two weeks four weeks twelve weeks six months and references to CSar 222-2. It mentions popular bile adtivanes payment of fifty cents among unspecified items.
Jos Underwood shows a large quantity of cigars across brands. The listing notes total value $1225, with the stock offered at four dollars and fifty cents per presumably. The ad targets smokers seeking top quality at a bargain.
A Marion Ohio seller Samuel Hume markets a rare handkerchief with a 25 cent price. Buyers receive a roll plated cuff buttons, a cuff button set, shirt studs, a nickel plated ring, and a tipped penoi total 204. The offer lists items formerly sold at higher prices as incentives to purchase.
John Burtsfield reports a stray horse found about five miles north of Manion in a cornfield on a January morning. The horse wears a sedadio blanket and a piece of Oridle. The animal weighs eighteen alls and is in Burdsfield possession awaiting owner identification. NEW MAPLE SUGAR. Pettit's offers season items and notes Bil runs Cool'n Brock, serving coffee, oysters, baked dinner and beans.
The Masked Ball on the 13th at a publican ball but a private affair. Maskers must unmask to the Gate Keeper, and no one entered without a ticket. Ladies and gent masks available by calling Will Krause. Preparations aim to make the grandest ball ever held in Marion. FOR RENT. Nice dwelling house for rent inquire of A C Ault.
Notice lists C Mossman offering three fine cows and one fine heifer for sale near the A and G W car pens. Cows expected to freshen next September with Sharpless stock, Mossman moving to Kansas, offering a dairy on his stock.
Dining Hall patrons spell Bail as the best cafe in town with baked beans craters hot coffee and more. Courtroom and country visitors fill the room daily praising the proprietor's fare.
An advertisement seeks five hundred dollars for five years as a first mortgage with principal reduction of one hundred dollars per year. Parties indebted are asked to call the local office to settle promptly.
The Columbus Dispatch announces daily editions with afternoon and Marion delivery, priced at 15 cents per week. It emphasizes comprehensive legislative reports and up-to-date news coverage for readers in central Ohio communities.
Listings show a house for rent on North Main Street with six rooms and outbuildings including a goat barn and wells. A pantry garden with fruit and vegetables is noted. Also an advertisement for Dr L Wildhurst of South Main Street Marion offering permanent location and authentic treatment for chronic diseases and female ailments, with references to local pastors and trustees.
A fragmented verse invites a lover to come at dawn as a nun and breeze mingle with imagery of rose red cheeks. The speaker urges companionship and vitality, encouraging nature to brighten and redden the scene.
An old bachelor courting a widow sought help to darken fading hair. A friend observed, That’s going to be an affectionate couple. How so asked another. They are dyeing for each other already.
A Gabon resident, arriving in Cincinnati by A. & G. W. Ry, seeks a cheap hotel but is stunned by Grand Hotel rates. After misjudging local prices, he encounters a series of encounters with shops, a church paper office, and a club, clashing with a deacon and police. He finally pays a five dollar hotel bill and plans to avoid Cincinnati for at least 100 miles.
A fragmented column lists numerous men named John with varied roles from councilman to factory watchman and milk distributor. It highlights quirks such as pigeons shipped weekly, masquerade dancing with a man, and a fire alarm claim tied to Chicago. The piece ends with a note that it continues tomorrow.
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