27 Feb 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1878
Page
1
Fragmented listing notes for sale, flour brand, and furnishings with garbled text. Mentions Captain Drake flour, Boss brand, Kowalker Hudson firearms and enamels, funeral arrangements, cheap printing services and assorted items. Partial items suggest a local classifieds page with ad copy and misprints.
A notice from dentist W. Drake requests the public’s attention to an inquiry or matter. The text is incomplete but indicates a call to notice a Pripley ock and mentions lowe Tee 8, suggesting a specific local issue or advertisement.
Mach miter aving on North, Maki strent. 1,000 to 1,500 of the best goalie set me east for sale. Any quantity available. Portable orders accepted.
A fragmentary notes the Vale Ai Tea project features Yen Ie with Drake and Kes joining Ed Maioys in a collaborative effort. The readable text hints at a lineup and collaboration details but lacks full context or dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a restaurant named Oxster Restaurant. The text mentions a dining area, a rest room, and references to street addresses or locations. No clear event date or outcome is readable.
A damaged OCR advertisement from Marws Ohio offers free small gifts with a cent payment. The reel lists items like plated cuff buttons collar button sets and other trinkets, claiming each handkerchief comes with multiple pieces. The text is garbled but centers on a freebie offer tied to a payment and mailing address in Ohio.
The notice states rates for weekly circulation with advance payment. It warns that without advance payment the rate is 60 canta a month. It appears to be an old classified pricing item from a newspaper page.
J. McGrader acquired a fine lot including ona brushes comics and related items. The collection adds variety to his art materials and may enhance future projects.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a sale or advertisement for home and building items including oak fence posts coal and soil. Mentions a Marion KR Konenrs and a base of dive rooms but details are murky and incomplete.
FOR RENT. Houses and lots, enquire of Mrs H E Barkhart or Mr HU M Barkhart. TO RENT Dwelling good and central location suitable for one or two families rent low or sell cash on hand. Enquire of H H N Riley, Marion.
Ire Coliina plans pay for ladies near Marion to work making puffs curls and switches of combs. Vampies can be sent to Ruemurnad's store or left there for orders. Switchhea repaired and rooted. Items available at the Exchange Hotel.
Sewing machines piece describes a model by J. Magruder at YT with self acting take up dial automatic tension and winding device. Claims include needle stress resistance case hardened moving wear parts and long wear. Aimed at home use and easy repairs.
Jon Underwood lists a large stock of Canara and other brands and qualities. The quantity is immense and the entire covert of the weed is claimed to be high quality. Prices are stated to meet current market conditions.
An undated telegraphic note reports maple sugar distribution at Pettit's store in Western New York with season details. The fragment mentions Miley in a room and references various baked goods and beverages, including pork products and oaths, but the text is garbled with OCR errors.
The passage references Fowler and Ep. Star urging action about investment and labor, noting low capital needed for business and mentioning the C. and T. A. R. to bring customers. Details are fragmentary, but the tone signals a call to engage in enterprise with minimal required labor.
In Wyandot County a devout farmer known as the Deacon kept two or three hands and gathered the family for morning worship. A ram, provoked by a red scarf and the doorway, charged the seated Deacon, toppled him and the chair. After the tumble the elder calmly urged the boys to continue working, then quoted a moral about courtesy for all.
A red hair switch was found west of the fairground and publicly shown in Stumptown as a natural curiosity. Mrs Collins is in the city, performing hair work and selling switches from combings, inviting others to bring their own hair so they can make switches.
Judge Hopkins announced the marriage license issued to Leonard S Weeks and Miase-Gussie Larivee. Ben Stahl described seeing a man with hair in his palm. Three new councilmen will be elected this spring. Outgoing members Hood Dennig and Fie Mrs. Jane LeFever. Joe Lindsley’s house needs attention. Neighbors please call. A letter arrived from Wallace about safe and sound. City Hall lecture to commence at 7:40. WW C T U Marion anniversary Friday March 1 with breakfast 9-10 in E Church basement, supper at 6, music and cake. Boot and shoe dealers excited by sales, Barrett Drug Store window sign misread as orthography joke.
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