18 Feb 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1878
Page
1
Business notices advertise Cane, Drake's flour brand and the Base product line. Kowalded Hulsyon offers a full range of eating and caskets with funeral services regularly attended.
Fragmentary ad style message claiming the star office is always one for subscription. mentions offices over Lin Fabey and Jane Van a Cl sud see you, promising good service and a plus for Uppy with unclear details.
A garbled notice lists incomplete phrases about wood and posts for sale. It mentions quantities, pricing, and directions with stray references to a postal and certification theme. The readable bits point to a miscellaneous sale or advertising block with unclear details.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions flour milling and merchants Ditch and Markert's and Ld Maroy's with unclear dates or actions. No coherent event or names clearly established.
Citizens of Mormon anxiety and a 70 inch crowd urged a call on Calibrated when they sought a newer plate of oysters. A dining room opposite the Court-novar on Center Street stood as a focal point for the discussion and action.
Classified rental notice for a five room house at 111 North Main Street. Advertises available goods including oak fencing, pasta, and coal of all kinds with on hand supply. Mentions Marton and T. R. Roberts as contact.
Advertisement for L. McFarland offering a spacious business room with ware room attached and three upstairs rooms, located north of the A. and G. Way on Main Street, starting April 1 for one year or more. Suitable for business or boarding house with a lease term.
The New Home sewing machine on display features an arif serling needle autowalie tension self adjusting take up and a dial for regulating motion with case hardened wear parts. It promises easy winding with no needle coughing and claims long life from extensive use. Call at Y. J. Magruder's for viewing.
The notice advertises a huge restock of all brands of weed and cigars at Joe's. It claims prices are adjusted to current times and urges smokers to visit for top quality offerings.
New Maple Sugar just received at Fetnt a Western New York season 1878. Wi Miley occupies the middle room of Coors Bloek bimaeit and vot Ure liqtor woa- 1esa as Wasalate. But keepa hor coffae aysteria Duked work and veaua bam and ans, etc. For rent. Good dwelling bowdie, enquire of A.C Aalt.
For 3aALk and Mossman, dairy cattle and two heifers are for sale with a fine heifer to be ready by September from BP. O Sharpless’ fled stock will move in each month or two. Mr. Mossman plans to relocate to Kanang and will give a detailed listing of his stock.
dining hall crowds daily as patrons from the court and county fill the place. Bul serves the best baked beans oysters hot coffee and fresh pies drawing steady crowds and solidifying its claim as the town’s top dining spot.
A person seeks five hundred dollars to reduce a mortgage with a stated five year plan. The offer promises to multiply value and reduce the principal under an arrangement described with archaic spelling. Likely a prospectus or notice from a borrowing office.
The Star lists subscription rates: one week four weeks twelve weeks six months, with advance payment prices shown and higher monthly rates if not prepaid. The notice includes a few garbled words and misspellings but conveys the basic pricing structure and conditions.
New York, Feb 18 reports cattle receipts at 3,600 for three days, down from 3,870 last week. demand moderate to weak with downward trend and high rough stock fear. Native steers fetch 5 to 9 cents, heifers about 4 to 5. Lamb and sheep receipts reach 6,300 head for three days, with prices quoted for ordinary to fair quality. imports to London noted.
A nostalgic defense of the old silver dollar contrasts with modern bondholder profits. It condemns current monetary policy, praises silver for the poor and gold for the rich, and mentions Indiana figures Voorhees and Hendricks. A Pittsburgh scam where a wife robbed her husband is briefly noted.
A Paterson man, famed for breeding, exhibited a large brown mule to visitors. To test his wit, several lager kegs were rolled, and the mule kicked eleven heads off in ten tries. Visitors praised him, while the story notes a punch line about summer thawing and a rich son who left law for wealth.
A garbled OCR fragment lists a jumble of individuals named John with varied trades and roles such as butcher, banker, carpenter, and painter. The text glimpses private lives, occupations, and local connections across a broad cast of Johns, hinting at a community directory or anecdotal notice rather than a coherent event.
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