Daily Star items from Maxton Omo January 18 1878
Local notes report four boarders at Hotel de Guthrie and no marriage licenses issued. Jail contracts set for January 24 and plans for a new court house follow. Gov Bishop’s inaugural coverage noted. Ben Stahl tallies $2300 in real estate sales. Turkey’s fate cited amid British inaction. Mrs J Q Codding returns from Ontario. A star sighted in daytime sky. satellite conjecture. Charles Smith declared insane sent to Columbus asylum. A found door-key offered at Stan office. Col Eckhart leads Jaffa party to Daniel Yake’s residence. Mrs M C Sargent reports leafy vines in yard. specimen twigs shown. Major Bunyan converts quarters to law office. preaching fair justice. Oyster Supper planned by Presbyterian church on Tuesday 22nd. Endorses generous church support with motto misprinted but intent clear.
Mysterious death report shocks Marion town
A 20 year old man reportedly shot himself in his home leaving a cryptic letter to a woman named Annie before his death. The scene and a subsequent funeral set for tomorrow were described amid rumors and local theater notices. Police later arrested Fred S. Smith for forgery in Massillon.
Serenade by Moonlight Joy at Marion Band Event
The Marion Band gave a moonlit serenade to ladies with waltzes and a final Goop night. The writeup pokes fun at a vocal interlude, notes a broken chair and jelly cake mishap, and mentions the editor traveling to Cincinnati to advise Queen City papers on journalism.
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Marion
Cincinnati
Queen City
Candy Pull Held At Dry Goods King’s Home
TAFFY PELL last evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Yake. Daniel is the Dry Goods King of our town. There was inaugurated to candy pull of the season. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. UFTY Van Fleet, Mr. and Mrs. R. Beaty, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Gaily, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. Arias Leffoer, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dennison, Mr. and Mrs. H. Snyder, Mrs. S. A. Powers, Miss Eva Gailey, Mr. J. M. Christian, Mrs. D. D. Waugh, Mrs. May Wilder, Mrs. S. H. Bartram, Miss S. E. Leonard, Miss Callie Kira mer, S. E. DeWolf and dancers, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Eckhart.
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Daniel Yake
Daniel
Ufty. van Fleet
R. Beaty
H.S. Lucas
Mes. c. P. Gaily
T. H Dickinson
Sul Mra. Arias F. Leffoer
Luther Dennison
H . Snyder
S. A. Powers
Eva Gailey
J. M. Christian
D.D Waugh
May Wilder
H Bartram
Mirs
S. E. Leonard
Callie Kiramer
S. E. DeWolf
Danziter
W. H. Eckhart
Winter Millinery Corsets and Hats Sale in Marion
Cash sale of remaining stock including corsets Dr Warner La Favorite and Thompson G at deep discounts. Neck wear bows ties fringes bustles and trimmed hats offered at low prices with 25 to 75 cent items and 20 percent off on silk fringes. C S Berkholder advertises never being undersold and urges early call on Venter Street.
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Marion
Public notice: declaration begins on and after this date
The text announces that a declaration takes effect on and after the specified date. It informs the public that the declaration is now in force and outlines where and how the information applies to residents and stakeholders.
Partnership aims to cut blacksmithing prices in Lindsey's town
WAr on high prices, a new partnership will run the blacksmith shop in East Street Lindsey's old stand. They pledge workmanlike service at greatly reduced rates with horse shoes 75 cents per pair and refits 34 cents per pair, guaranteeing satisfaction and seeking broad patronage.
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East Street
Lindsey
Suand
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Maxton, Omo
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Gov. Bishop
Ben. Stahl
Turkey
England
J. Q. Codding
Wille
Ontario
Charles Smith
Claridgo Township
Columbus
Smith
Stan
Col. Eckhart
Jaffa
Taffa
M. C. Sargent
Star Office
James Sargent Esq
Bunyan
Presbyterian Church
Presbyteriane
Qobio
Annie
Jane
Katy
Frank Weaver
Marshal Bishop
Fred 5. Smith
Massillon
Diedvolu
Richwood Gazette
the Home Dramatic Company
Taffy Pell
Thompson
Dr. Warner
Germantown Sarn
Berkholder
Venter Street
Armers
Lrcher & Sefried
Keiser
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