15 Mar 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1878
Page
1
An archaic real estate notice lists parcels and sale terms including purchase money down payments and potential two year terms. It mentions various buyers sellers and locations with scattered names such as Robe McQuillan and references to Italian ownership and installment payments due by a set date.
A fragmented list shows Samuel Hume of Merion Ohio offering various items including cuff buttons, stud earrings, a plated engagement ring, and other jewelry pieces. Mentions a 4 cent receipt and promotions offering items free to buyers. The text is garbled but centers on jewelry sales and a sales pitch.
Property offered by Joan Bowen along the A and G W railroad includes a dwelling house with several rooms, a restaurant opposite the depot called Konread Eating House, five rooms, ample water, two stables, and a diverse stock. Sold at good terms. apply soon to Joby Bowen at the premises.
In a murky report a brawler named Maino is challenged by Senay for a feat at Frinlev's dock. The tale mentions Cath and barr Mma taw rates and hints at accessorials connected to the event.
Fragmentary OCR note references flour and a Cant Z M Diabe with names Dick Marker Ed Maloy. Readable items hint at a product or advertisement, but details are incomplete. No clear event date or place.
Dining room opposite the Court-house on Center street offers oysters and fish dishes. Patrons are invited to wait on Garbruds where meals are served, with fare described as oysters and other dishes.
Fragmentary note appears to promise lower prices on garments as part of a sales push. The misspelled lines hint at a trade deal or promotional sale urging customers to act to save money while securing quality items. Names and locations are unreadable.
Fragments describe entertainments at City Hall with Solen Shingle and a play titled Who Stole My Barl of Apple Sass plus remarks on political races. Names include James Walters, Masons, Osborn, Carter. local business and housing ads mingle with civic notes on a choir, mint shipments, and church stances on hell.
The notice announces a display of wallpaper from the best American manufacturer. Various grades of paper and border designs are available for judging by customers. All are invited to view, compare quantity and quality, and form their own opinion. P. O. Suarpress.
Jim Jamison, ex editor, announces candidacy for Constable in the upcoming spring election. The aged, tall, hearty candidate is described as healthy and well liked, with notes on family and personal traits.
The Gazette reports dispatches from 57 Southern Ohio Indiana and Northern Kentucky points showing a likely large wheat crop. The average fall sowing exceeds previous records and no reports are unfavorable though a few areas fear rank growth.
A cryptic note states the production by home tall ANE Si arc ent will occur Monday evening in City Baik with unspecified details. The fragmentary text hints at an event or show but lacks clear names, places, or context.
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