26 Feb 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1878
Page
1
Business notices advertise a fire proof safe valued at $60 offered for $30. Also listed are home flour products, a request for a good brand of floor shampoo, furniture from Buss Furniture Beige Hudson Keaps, and printing services including bindery, envelopes, cards and office supplies.
Notice advertises hours at the office for subscribing members with a promise to provide service and satisfaction. It mentions Mr. Fahey’s tax club and sale, inviting customers to visit for assistance and improved happiness.
Dr Woy Deare invites residents of Maton to visit his refined dental offices in Fridley’s block, showcasing fine art decor and modern facilities. Appointments available. call for details and pricing.
Mart Miler on North Main Street offers roan timber and fence posts for sale with prices: 1 00 to 1 500 quality evic debnte poute at $2 per word. Leaves for eidets. Fence posts six cents each.
Unclear fragments describe an incident involving a Waide mill and a captain named Dito with references to Alarkere and BG Marys. Details are incomplete but indicate a capture or assist action and place names may appear as South or south side locations. Further readable text needed for clarity.
Fragmentary notice shows oyster restaurant and Haveli Dome proposals tied to Calunoba developments. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but indicate interest in plate displays and dining spaces near the Coartsnolies va Venter street.
Fragmented OCR lists several item types and prices with many errors. Readable items include a watch or spectacles description, pencils, and a vague total vacuum or value note. No clear dates or entities identifiable.
Samuel Hume of Marion Ohio lists a mail order gift set priced at five dollars. The package includes cuff buttons cuff stud set tie pin centennial shirt studs a replacement ring and assorted buttons with handkerchiefs promised for all who mail in. The wording is uneven and suggests a promotional plastered as a standalone advert.
T. J. McGruder has received a fine lot of fuips Brusnes Comba and similar items for sale. The notice emphasizes availability and catalog spread for buyers in town.
A notice invites a suitable tenant for a house owned by Mrs Helverstont with Mrs Belverstott seeking board arrangements. Strong recommendations required. For details contact P. W. Helveratony.
Rent notice from Marion T. R. Roberts offering a five room pew house at 111 North Main Street. Adverts for quality pur oak fence portable coal and goods priced competitively, urging readers to Bend all kings, bard and soi t.
Ive McFarlend offers a lower business room with water and three upstairs rooms for lease. Located three doors north of the AL and GW Railroad on Main street. Available for one year or more. Suitable as a store or beer house. Terms negotiable.
Fragmented notice seeks Mrs I E or WM Barnwart regarding a dwelling for rent or sale. Informal ad mentions low rent and option for long-term lease or sale, with contact through H S Rilty at Maan O.
Poem fragment contrasts Friendship and Flattery with Truth and Falsehood. It mentions Theodigasut as a martyr whose vengeance was not divine, while Flattery grows aged and corrupts honest visage. The text bears archaic diction and religious imagery.
Mrs Calons offers to Marive ladies in the Ma Thon area to manufacture puffs curls and switches of com be combines ampies ere be Seon an Ruennmiac's Lore. Also repairs and orders can be left at the Exchange Hotel. Switches repaired and all hair work provided.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions Joseph Unoerwand and a large quantity of cigarettes or tobacco products. The text hints at health concerns, smoking ties to cravings, and a potential local shop or event named Tee’s. Details are unclear, but the fragment implies consumer behavior and public health relevance.
Reading from Pettis markets a note on maple sugar arrivals and a Western New Years menu. Items include breads, baked yolk, coffee, beans, ham and biscuits. The text is garbled with several proper nouns unclear.
Fragmentary sale notice mentions stock items and relocation plans. Names include Mr. Magsman and reference to Kansas. Some words are garbled but indicate sale items and possible transport details.
Local diners crowd the Goutt-roum for Bin's kitchen praised for the best beans and oysters. Patrons say Bin serves up wholesome meals daily with strong coffee, creating a popular spot in town.
A terse ad seeks a lender offering 500 dollars toward a first mortgage named Wees ita value, with a plan to reduce the principal by 100 dollars each year over a five year term, calling for a Callatybe Siar offer.
The Star publishes its subscription prices with options for one week and longer terms. Advance payment rates are stated. otherwise the price is fifty cents per month. The listing specifies quantities for four weeks twelve weeks six months and one year.
Weekly circulation figures show Independent and Mirror newspapers publishing within Manon county, detailing distribution reach across towns and estimated reader counts. The notice outlines combined totals and local market coverage for the two titles.
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