10 May 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1878
Page
1
Time table notice dated November 4 1877 outlines schedule changes for the C C C and L Railway line. It lists divisions stations and sundry bounds with officials including division superintendent and general agents. The readable fragments indicate a formal timetable update for the railroad network.
Station records show the A and G W R R timetable adopted on December 30 1877. Sparse notation also mentions oral basiwans J and oS Nele in fragmentary form.
Ice notice indicates Marien Ice Company is ready to deliver ice in ample quantity at a low figure. Customers may leave orders at G. Schweinfurth's or A. Ritsadapt's and will receive prompt attention. Profs.
The text states that four advance payments are due and that a surcharge applies if overpayment occurs, amounting to fifty cents per month. It references a billing or payment schedule with specific monetary figures.
T J Magruder of the Novelty Saddle Works defends honesty and claims decades of fair practice. He asserts no ready-made houses sold in Marion for twelve years, describes stock including patented and unpatented items, and guarantees work. He appeals for full investigation of any damaging rumors and reiterates home labor supply and quality saddles.
A fragment describes welcomed spring with mentions of beans lettuce dandelion greens radishes beets eggs and fresh meats. It notes balmy days breezy nights and contrasts with chilly spells, ending with a stray reference to doctors and medical billets.
A fragment from Marion notes invites patrons to Star ads praising John Cull ice cream and a cake pyramid. It mentions Greece and Switzerland joining a US invitation to a bi metal conference, local employment shifts, Denton Dr. Drake and H Crowley concerns, school house plans on North East street, and marriage licenses for J Wilson Hubbert and Rosannah McKinstrey.
A fragment reports a Dayton man recovered after two doses of Marion's Twink ling Pride described as a universal cure all. The note claims he is now strong and healthy as if nothing had been wrong.
Help wanted advertisement seeking a good girl or a man and woman to do kitchen and general house work. Apply at the Exchange Hotel.
Kate Southern, jailed for murder after stabbing a woman at a ball in jealousy, awaits execution on June 21 in Georgia. The last woman hanged in that state was Susan Eberhart, who aided a lover to strangle his wife. Southern's case draws sympathy and debate.
An owner may reclaim one pair of pants one pair of ladies shoes and one pair of men shoes by proving property and paying twenty five cents for a sale.
An old classified style item notes for sale from the office at One of Gales patent Novelty A.W. Hill. The phrasing suggests a product listing or ad inviting inquiry about a monetary solution or device. The fragmentary text names a location linked to a patent novelty and an individual A.W. Hill.
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