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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1878
Page
4
Local item dated June 13 1878 references Baume ABro publishers and Bleckshire Fleet with a numeric 610 in the archival line. Details are fragmentary but identify parties and a dated notice.
Local items report births and marriages in the Marion area. Mentions Rev Hummer's death in Columbus and Judge Hopkin issuing a marriage license to Frederick Wolfran pine. Also notes thefts, railroad conductors’ training, and a campaign urging readers to support the Twinkler and keep newspapers alive.
Mrs J F McNeal of Marion Ohio sang at Levering Halls Mt Gilead on invitation of the Presbyterian Church for a benefit. The Register praised her rendition of When the Tide Comes In and Waiting Heart and Glide Gondela Glide noting her voice flexibility power and cultivation.
Reports from Waldo describe hogs smeared with tar by a man named Bonner. the swine wandered to the woods then returned stuck together, creating a comical scene. John Perry faced trial at Marion after pleading guilty to depot robbery, escaped from jail, was recaptured, and sentenced to 50 days plus costs.
Court adjourned in the afternoon as two youths Lilley and Hathaway were found guilty of breaking and entering and attempted personal violence. Each received 11 days in jail with fines of 1 and 10 dollars respectively. Other notes mention J N Abston, Mike Clary, Bruce Wilson’s auditor candidacy, and a Marion roof job by John M Francis. The next term starts in October.
A historic timetable entry notes adoption on May 7 1478 by the A G W R B R consortium. The record references two generations and nod Noidy 38 in fragmentary form.
For sale two lots on East South Street in Barnhart's addition. Owner listed as Miss Eva Burnhart. inquiries requested of the owner or A. M. Barnhart.
The notice describes a two story stone house in Hancock County Theory of Hamilton with seven rooms, wood kitchen, good water, fence, fruit trees and an acre of ground. It lists a frame building and nearby Main street location and offers exchange for Marion County property, signed E P Bartram.
The notice promotes Ey and Son for glassware and related goods. It emphasizes expert service and a wide selection, inviting customers to contact or visit for purchases and inquiries. The ad uses period-appropriate phrasing to convey trust and local availability.
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