For Sale and Lost Notices Fragment
Classified fragment lists items such as wanted for sale and lost notices. Mentions low-cost rates and a vague schedule with references to time and currency but lacks clear names or locations.
29 Mar 1878
Page 1
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1878
Page
1
Classified fragment lists items such as wanted for sale and lost notices. Mentions low-cost rates and a vague schedule with references to time and currency but lacks clear names or locations.
The A and GW Railroad time table shows daily trains between Cincinnati and New York via Manfield and Meadeville with connections at several hubs. Palace Sleeping Car on trains 3 and 12. Travel Coach on trains 3 and 12 between Chicago and New York. No stopovers on local tickets. passengers must buy to first stop and may re-purchase onward. Signed W. B. Shattuck and D Cooper.
The firm Keefer & Sooke dissolves Palm merslip or virtual concern and all accounts will be settled by Jas Sooke who remains in division. The firm will hereafter be known as Suoke & Keiser.
Property offered by Jona Bowen includes one lot and one fourth with dwelling, ten rooms, and a restaurant opposite the A and G W railroad known as the Railroad Eating House. It has a goufi cellar two cisterns a good well water and valuable timber. Sold on good terms. Apply to Bowen on the premises.
A brief public notice invites Marion residents to visit Dr Drake to learn accessories of his dental art. The advertisement calls for attention to the craft and encourages inquiries about services offered.
Citizens of Maricno and vicinity are invited to call on Garibaldi for a load or plate of oysters served in style. Dining room opposite the Courthouse on Center Street welcomes travelers and locals alike.
In order to catch winter business the tailor advertises greatly reduced rates on outs to save money and receive advantageous garments. customers urged to place orders soon with Merrill Tailor.
A garbled notice lists flour mills and sellers including Cant F. M. Teawe and Ditch and Markert at Snake and Kiser with Ed Maloy's, indicating a local milling sale or trade event with unclear details and participants.
A quirky town notice urges residents to place summer flour orders at once with Harry & Lew's. It promotes Capt. Drake's flour as a trusted brand, calling it the Boss, and mentions Rex as a buyer who promises low prices so every family can purchase.
The Murphies of Marion will celebrate their first anniversary on April 9 at City Hall. Speakers will be present and a supper served. Temperance organizations nationwide are invited to attend. Further particulars next week. Ex. Com. One week. Four weeks. Twelve weeks. Six months. One year. The above rates are for advance payment only. Otherwise it is Atty counts a month.
An observed proposal to charge women for their own entertainment costs, including escorts, is criticized as unfair though some cite equal pay for similar work as support. The discussion highlights manners, etiquette, and gender roles amid broader calls for independence and social reform.
Mayor H M Ault to oversee city affairs with Recorder John Burkle and Treasurer J J Hane listed on the municipal slate as key officers in the updated public notice.
Last evening a Star office conference decided not to name a candidate before the caucus. The abstention aims to favor H. M. Aulty, provoking denunciation from supporters who accuse the paper of selling out the Republican party. The piece argues Aulty needs office, while others see the fall election as a chance to revive a fading party.
Tomorrow March five, Johan will open the neatest hair-dressing establishment in the Masonic Block. Entrance, Easheli, second door to the left. The space continues to fill up with tenants.
T H Dickinson cites Cushing's Manual as he notes a speaker, Mr. Murphy of Kern Cal, talking nonstop for twenty four hours with a five second hourly drink break. He discussed China, mining stocks, and state politics, then collapsed from exhaustion or intoxication.
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