28 Jan 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1878
Page
1
Inventory and pricing update for Win tre Millinery and Rowens items. Describes neckwear bows and fringe, lists colors and duties, quotes sale prices and percentages for various goods including yarn and fabrics. Also notes goods like Germantown yarn in 20 counts and other fabrics with reduced first quarter offerings.
Upon receipt of 25 cents the sender offers a handkerchief with a promise of a gift set including cuff buttons shirt studs a ring and a pencil. The advertisement claims these items are rare and lists several chrome plated or mass produced pieces with prices and a mailing address in Masien Ohio.
Kowalke and Hudson offer a full line of coffins and caskets of all kinds. Funerals promptly attended to.
The notice advertises postal service to subscribers with a friendly promise of good will and happiness, stating the office is above Fabey's Bank in Cil.
Marr Miller on Noery Main street offers 1000 to 1500 of top oak fence posts for sale. Price two dollars per cord. Posts available at six cents each. Bring your buyers.
A fragmented notice describes flour produced by the Wilde miller Cait Drage and availability through Keefer, Markerv, and Ed Maioy's outlets. The text hints at distribution concerns and potential supplier arrangements without clear dates or outcomes.
A church fundraiser invites all to a New England Supper at the pastor's residence Cannery 3072 on Wednesday evening from 5 to 10 o clock. Proceeds support hunger relief. The event is hosted by the Baptists and welcoming to all parishioners and neighbors.
An invitation is extended to patrons and neighbors near the Maran and Cravette vicinity to call on Garha'di for a January plate of nostery disted in a dining room opposite the Courtouse on Center Street.
Local notice lists three fine cows for sale near the A. and G. W. line with fresh pasture and good teeth. Mr Mossman plans to move to Kansas and offers eight dairy cattle on his shelf, with potential quick sale.
Dry goods offer in bright copy claims massive bargains at the New York Circle Store. The ad pledges low prices, urges customers to inspect goods and compare prices, and asserts unbeatable value.
A new sewing machine by Tobe New Yone features a trailing needle automatic tension self acting take up and a winding device for the bobbin with simple winding. Hardware parts are sturdy and long wearing. Call at T J Magruder to see it.
The Golumbagy Dispatch reports from the State Capital publish an afternoon edition and deliver to Marion each evening at 15 cents per week. The note describes the paper as covering latent and complete regnalive reports with regular distribution streams.
Dr L Windau r st stands connected to a Marion Ohio arrest over Tran's drug estate. The notice mentions ongoing inquiry into chronic diseases and female ailments, with references to Rev G Reit Rev Sutter Mr J Lust Mr Rueormand.
Jon Undertwood advertises a vast stock of cigars of all brands and qualities. Prices claim to suit the times, targeting all lovers of the weed who seek a top article at Joe's.
Hotel arrivals include Berr Rouse Ladlow Secalin Mo Perley Cieveland CD Law Wuype and others from New York La Fayette Ind Rcatron Ashblavd P D She'don G A McGrew. Exchange entries list J C Steinberse Wm Gerran Zavesville W F Beneder and more, with Cleveland and Harrisburg mentions.
Three Marion youths report a repetitive dream sequence set in Missouri style hills. In each vision a grave under a white oak near a boulder and a hidden board reveals gold and silver worth thousands. The trio lives split across Marion and counsel to head west at once to seek wealth.
Pedestrians near Mrs Elizabeth Osborn’s residence last Saturday evening reported ten frightening figures that turned out to be ten young women disguised for a surprise party. Marshal Bishop and about twenty residents armed with clubs and weapons responded to the scene at the court house square, but the masked celebration ended without incident as the partygoers vanished. A reminder was issued for the Baptist church meeting Tuesday evening to hear about God’s promises to those who love him.
Col Eckhart accompanied by George Keener and H Thompson observed strolling near the front courthouse amid grim weather and heavy snow. The scene suggests a developing local matter with officials spotted in a public space as wintry conditions prevail.
A crowded Saturday scene at the C and T depot ends with minor damage after inebriated locals stone passing commuters and a confrontation with Dombaugh aided by a section boss. Other items note a court case over a $189,000 railroad contract, church concerts, a local optician's services, a New England Supper for charity, a jail design on display, and a call for a second-hand stove listing with Star office.
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