Burkholder seeks debtors and coal dealer offers low price
Business notices and wants list debts to settle for C. Burkholder. Also announces coal at cost from Kowalie Hudson who stocks cathers and coal cuts. funeral services offered.
26 Jan 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1878
Page
1
Business notices and wants list debts to settle for C. Burkholder. Also announces coal at cost from Kowalie Hudson who stocks cathers and coal cuts. funeral services offered.
Dr Howe is listed at the Exchange Fievel offering treatment for cocoric and special diseases with focus on females. The notice appears to describe medical services and likely a medical practice continuation.
A damaged OCR fragment from the Star office hints at a routine notice but provides no clear event, date, or named entities. The readable bits mention goodwill and a promise of future contact, but lack concrete facts to summarize into a full item.
Fragmentary notice lists cord wood and fence posts on Main Street. Reads with prices like 6 cents per post and mentions quantities and quality. No clear date or complete names.
A garbled OCR note mentions flour and brands with unclear names and multiple misspellings. It references cooks and markers with unfamiliar attributions and names such as Keefer and Suvkes, suggesting a chaotic kitchen or product listing. The readable fragments imply a discussion of flour products and brands.
The article notes the second term of Johnson's Writing Aerial regtas begins next Monday evening. It mentions a monthly program with premium awards for rapid improvement and twenty lessons in vocal music offered free as part of the term.
A malformed notice places an oyster restaurant near the courthouse at 0 Center Street and Marion and Vienna avenues. It notes the area wants Carballd as a call point for pins and room access.
To close winter trade, a tailoring shop advertises very low prices on dresses and garments. It urges customers to order early, save money, and plan purchases from Merrill Tailor.
DRY GOODS. The New York City Store continues tremendous bargains to attract customers. They aim to excel rivalsto win new shoppers and are determined to sell people cheap goods. They invite inspection of their goods and prices.
The New Flame sewing machine boasts self threading automatic tenzion self acting theoup and a winding device for the bobbin without touching the needle. Hardened wear parts ensure longevity and it offers motion from long usage, making it as good as new. Call at T. J. Magruder's.
The Columbus Dispatch is commended for its latest pawn and complete reciglation reports published in the state capital each afternoon and delivered in Marion each evening at 15¢ per week.
Dr. L Windhurst of South Main Street Marion Ohio will operate from Trae s Drug Store as a permanent local location focusing on chronic diseases and female health issues. References include Rev G Reif Rev Sutter Mr J Last Mr Ruehrmund.
Jos Underwood offers a vast selection of Cizara brands and qualities with very low prices. Dr Joe T Perety, an optician from Cleveland, will be at the Kerr House Parlee from Friday until further notice. Readers are urged to view small bills for details and prices.
A somber monument recalls a man of renown whose deeds brought fame in life but lies forgotten in death. The grave beneath bears no grand inscription yet honors from women and children soften the humble plot. God receives his trust, and memory fades into quiet dust. The town's old cry of pride and the fiddle tune fade with time.
A compact row lists guests arriving at hotels including George Rubella from New York, Fred Walter from Mansfield, AM Anderson of Delaware, John Bute of Troy, AD Ellott from Delaware, JW Clawson of Dayton, James Jamestown, B Wandale City, Author New York, John Wiste Cirle Florida, and other travelers referenced as 83 reense and Hooney from Delaware. The roster names multiple cities and states, reflecting a diverse inbound guest distribution.
Senator Thurman comments on Pendleton’s Senate election, praising his popularity and party service. He says Pendleton has fairly earned the honor and that denying it would be a rebuke and failure to recognize merit.
John C Baldwin, convicted of killing William H Sprng steen at Deer Park Orange County on October 7, is to be hanged March 15. Before sentencing Baldwin proclaimed his innocence and said circumstances made escape impossible. The Last Leaf will be staged in City Hall tonight.
Senator Patterson is not seriously ill as to be unable to draw breath or salary. Mrs. Julia A. Moore, the white singer of Michigan, is now known as the Nightingale of the Badger State. Such is fame in America.
A perceptive line notes the leader’s stylish attire while the bassist appears as the mastermind behind the music, suggesting the man pounding the bass drum seems to have organized and taught the band.
Pettengill recalls the first returning board as a father's shingle, a rudimentary tool in a back shed. Father and son, aided by the shingle, held frequent meetings, but swift returns made a fair count impracticable.
A careful observer notes a melancholy in the hen roost as the old hens face death and then sale for spring chickens after they are laid out, reflecting a somber farm economy shift.
Boucicault argues no critic can define comedy. He cites a scene at home with a hired girl, a gas leak, a blown candle, a wife shouting for a match, and a sharp husband remark, as a defining domestic gag.
The Martin Star editor denies authorship of Beau ful Snow while Richwood Gazette notes the editor’s claim. He says the manuscript vanished in 1849 during a trip to California, later published by another journalist, with many claiming authorship since. He praises Sam Hume and jokes about press aims and his own hotel keeping.
County officials and citizens clash over whether to keep the jail at the present site or move it. Advocates warn against shifting grounds, arguing it would betray voters and waste public money. A proposed alternative places the jail east of the courthouse, integrating an opera house and prominent blocks for a grand state premier.
A visitor presents a curious note about a worn yellow dog described as the best cattle dog in the county. The animal is patient and hungry for meat, with a humorous complaint that he will not look at cattle until they are cooked. The exchange reveals a lighthearted local vignette about farm life.
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