01 Mar 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1878
Page
1
Business notices advertise sale of re proof safe at 20 dollars cash, furniture, coffins and caskets in all kinds, and funeral services. The STAR Office offers affordable printing of letters, bills, envelopes, and cards.
Ravender the Star announces its office reopens for subscribers under Tim Fahey with services promises. Readers are invited to visit and expect improved results and satisfaction from the local paper.
Drake calls residents of Marnion and nearby to Fribnex clock event. He bans all accessories of his craft. Call and learn his law fares.
Matt Miler of North Main Street lists cord wood and fence posts for sale. Oak fence posts of high quality available from 1,000 to 1,500 in quantity at six cents each. Timber prices given per cord. Orders invited.
Fragmentary item records an old flour mill note tied to Wads mills and Captain F M Diane with mentions of drainage ditches Market area and Ed Maloy, indicating a local milling or land use detail from a historical page segment.
The citizens of Marion and vicinity are invited to call on Garibaldi for a plate of oysters dish top in style. Dining room opposite the Conn-nause on Center Street.
An old newspaper clipping promotes winter clothing tailoring. It mentions offering ready made and custom garments, with emphasis on affordable prices and quick delivery. The ad names a tailor or shop and urges readers to place orders promptly.
Auction offers eleven and a half acres of land with a new barn and orchard of forty trees, to be sold in three installments through April 1878 for 2200. Includes a request for immediate possession and details on payments, mortgages, and concurrent sale of a house site on Warn street. Also notes sale of remaining property on Silver street with several acres for truck or garden use.
Unclear fragmentary lines mention gifts and names like Maris and Oblo. The readable text is sparse and lacks full sentences or identifiable events, places, or dates to form a solid news item.
The Star lists subscription prices with options for one week four weeks twelve weeks six months and one year at advance payment rates. The text mentions monthly cost but is incomplete and garbled.
TO RENT Dwelling, code and central location suitable for one or two families, rent low or on long time. Enquire of H N Riley Marion Ohio.
Mrs Coliina offers puff, curl and switch manufacturing from Marion 1210 for ladies. Samples and orders may be seen at Rumwood's store. Switches repaired and hair rooted. Also available at the Exchange Hotel for pickup.
Sewing machines advertised with self setting, self-acting take up, and dial length control. Features include a unique autob winding base, case-burdened wear parts, and adjustable lost motion to keep like new. See at T. J. Magrader's for demonstration.
Jus Underwood announces one lot of Civare tobacco of all brands in superb quality. The entire stock is described as first rate. Prices are set to satisfy current shoppers at Joe's.
Pettit's in Western New York announces new maple sugar supply for the 1878 season. Ww Miley occupies the middle room at Coos Block this week and runs a liquor business as stated. Bill runs coffee, oysters, baked beans, ham, and caes, etc.
Classified notice seeking five hundred dollars for a five year mortgage at three per cent value to reduce principal by one hundred dollars each year. Contact the bank office for details.
The interview records Colonel Ingersoll denying personal ties to Mrs. Van Cott and explaining the barked dog remark as a result of vital piety. He cites a written reply to Mrs. Van Corr questioning whether she spoke as a Christian or a lady. The column also notes church discipline for a dance, a sight loss case, a suicide note, forgery confession, and social notices including the WCTU anniversary events and local poultry suppliers.
A printed endorsement from W H Holabird and others lauds The Sportsman's Score-Book for Glass Ball Trap Shooting published by the American Lithograph Company Cincinnati. It details full instructions and rules for glass ball traps, plus ordering and mailing guidance. March is noted as lamblike and a caution to beware of the lion.
In Judge Dieglé's court yesterday, totals show collections of 1,583.41 with 21.28 in additions. Six summonses issued and one action in replevin commenced. One deed and one chattel mortgage recorded. Eight to ten counsels received advice, all agreed it was not a good day for counsel.
Mrs. E. B. Garton served a turkey roast yesterday praised as splendid affair. The bird was bought the day before from Mrs. John Cunningham and when dressed a silver quarter was found in its craw.
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