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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1878
Page
4
Fragmented notices from Marion Ohio mention Robert Kerr's condition, union services at AME Church, a marriage license for Michal Flaherty and Catharine Ryan, musical return of Miss Florence Kling to Cincinnati, and various local events. Also notes about deaths, baptisms, oyster and fish diet quips, a new pizon store, and upcoming train options for the inauguration.
Ladies may have dresses colored in shades including dark brown navy blue green and black by Mrs W D Robertson at Mrs Lutz home corner of Farmer and East street. She stays in the city for one week.
South Main street Marion Ohio over True's drug store. Having made Marion a permanent location the doctor will give attention to the treatment of chronic diseases and female-specific conditions. References include Rev G Reif Rev Sulter Mr J Lust and Mr Ruebr muoe.
An OCR fragment lists Blu Glas Philosophy by Henry W Shaw with Josh Billing at City Hall Saturday evening. It urges coal buyers to call Williams who sells at cost, promotes Fribley Hall Pen Art, Cap Drake flour, and the New York City Store bargains, inviting inspection of goods and prices.
The text lists subscription prices for the Star with garbled OCR, noting advance payment discounts and higher monthly rates otherwise. It attempts to show one week for 20 cents, four weeks for 0, twelve weeks for 6, and six months for 2 60, with a warning that non-advance payments incur 50 cents per month.
Co partnership formed to operate the blacksmith shop offering lower prices. They claim work will be high quality and priced to undercut prior rates. New horseshoes at 50 cents per pair and refittings at 34 cents per pair, with other work priced accordingly. Address: East Street, Lendsy’s odd stand.
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