07 Mar 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1878
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows a damaged local notice with scattered words about sales and weeks. Readable elements include terse references to notices, dates, and prices, but no clear event, person, or organization to identify.
The Dak announces pricing for subscriptions with advance payment option and monthly rate. Details indicate a two tier structure and a promotional offer with specific cents per month, reflecting typical periodical billing language.
Parcel includes one and one half acres outside city limits with a new dwelling, space for four horses and cattle, a 40 tree orchard, near a stream, stock facilities, and immediate possession. Terms: one third down, one third in one year, balance in two years at 6 percent. Price 3200. Also property near Maid Street with dwelling and outbuildings for 1200. Title good, possession April 1, 1875. Breinger McQualles agent.
Dr Drake invites Marion residents to visit the Fridler's block location to view his dental services. He promotes modern equipment and asks the public to inquire about his low prices and convenient hours.
Tre flour made by the Waldo mills by Capt FM. Drake, tajuai and aplendid. You wil find it kept by Ditch & Markert's at Neeter & Scukes, and Ed Maioy's.
The citizens of Marion and nearby areas are urged to call Garba d when they want a lunch or plate of oysters. Dining room located opposite the Court-house on Ceuler street, offering Mistbed up in style.
Tailor Merrill announces drastic reductions to clear winter stock. Those seeking to save money and secure a desirable garment are urged to place orders promptly.
Marion T. Rowers offers a fiveroom pew house at 111 North Main Street. Also advertises good oak fence posts coal and wood products, with hard and soft wood, claiming they are among the best value in Marion.
FOR RENT. Houses and lots. Enqine of Mrs WH E or Mr 4 M Barnhart. TO SMOKERS. Jos Underwood received a fine lot of pillate of all brands and qualities. The quantity is immense. All lovers of the weed will find a top article at Joe's. Miley occupies the mingle room of Cooln Block and serves liquor. Bill offers hot coffee oysters and baked beans.
Job printing services advertise light printing needs including letter heads bill heads envelopes and cards at the Star Office with emphasis on low prices and quick service.
The Star announces the office is open for authorized drivers at the Star office over Tim Fahey's Bank. Cull and see us. we will do you good and make you happy.
The piece voices a refrain on a gilded ramshop bell built on human skulls. It warns drinkers, laments wasted youths, and urges heed to moral bells. The speaker, Joan Loirp-Columbua, laments her own frailty and predicts she too will pass, continuing the knell beyond.
A short local notice urges education and endorses using domestic home insurance firms over foreign ones. It cites English capital and foreign companies shipping gold, urging readers to shift away from English influence amid financial distress. An ad segment promotes Put-in-Bay and a small 3 to 4 room house for a couple in Campbell Block.
A jumble of items mentions Jim Joy's patriotic resolve and political ambitions, mule driver Jim Red born circa 1847, plans for opera and singing tours, a Marion saddle maker Jim Walters, music teaching prospects, and a failed gold venture. Also notes on class signups, Barrett Bros products, a baby birth, a rat bounty bill, a grand concert at City Hall, Alaska fish candles, remarks on Miss Edwards lecture, a gun incident in Ada, and a cigar promotion.
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