Bee Line Time Table for C. C. and I Railway
Civil era timetable notice listing the Bee Line schedule in effect November 4 1877 for the C C I railway line with stop and route notes and station names.
07 May 1878
Page 1
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1878
Page
1
Civil era timetable notice listing the Bee Line schedule in effect November 4 1877 for the C C I railway line with stop and route notes and station names.
A concise record notes the A and GW railroad time table adoption date December 1977 with related seal and authority referenced.
A curious discovery under a fir reveals a makeshift dwelling built from bushee and board with a hidden stash. It contains bits of crockery, cloth, candy scraps, a picture rook, and an idol of bran with charcoal eyes, suggesting children or animals created a summer hideaway.
A Megruder of Novelty Saddle Works defends his shop in Marion against circulating rumors. He asserts only two ready made harness sets were sold in twelve years, promotional claims about patented articles, and guarantees quality. He urges readers to investigate any negative reports and assures consistent supply from his shop and workers.
A short note from the Prospect Monitor recalls Marion youths with buckets seeking to take a tribe from Scroto but failing due to lack of skill or perseverance. The piece lampoons their dry performance and urges a friendlier return with happier faces.
A brief note from Maries Ohio observers welcoming the Dark Star daily paper to the local exchange list. The shout out highlights its neat, spicy character as a new addition among neighboring papers.
Citizens urged to pay two days’ poll tax toward erecting a monument and to work where it does the most good. Col. Capt. Gen. Judge Slim Jim Sargent leads a list of supporters including J. N. Abston, county officers, city officials, fire department, and local press. The Nugent Novelty Co. stirred crowds with Honey Moon and A Cup of Tea, while plans for a Mansfield jail yard hangings drew unusual attention.
Clippings offer a mix of quips and curiosities. The piece notes property taxes, spirit land flowers, a mighty chestnut on Mt Etna, and odd fashion advice. It mentions Illinois farmer boy, Robert Benner's wealth at ten million dollars from advertising, and a Lakeside Camp Meeting in Lakeside Ohio opening August eighteenth for eight days with Rev Parsons as secretary.
Read the card of interest. Mentions an eclipse on July 26. Notes Mr Layman building a fence, Burkholder Milliner in Central Ohio, and Hughes Barney Insurance moving to Main and Center. Mentions Spring and Primer Millinery opening May 10th and 11th. Reports ill Miss Hattie Follett returning home, and comments on local figures Dr W C Leech, Judge Bartram, and the Twinker.
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