14 May 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1878
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered terms on cards, bills, letters, laws and circulars. No clear event, names, dates, or locations emerge to define a concrete news item.
The notice states that the Man on Ice Combat is ready to emerge in any Qianity at a low figure. Orders may be left at G Sciwerntnrtirs or A Ritzuaurt's and will receive prompt attention from SONWEINSFURTH, A. Ritzuaurs, B. Propser.
Chas. S. Burkholder announces he has secured the services of a Lamuseaué Designer with fifteen years’ experience in New York and Chicago retail establishments. He will be found at his New Emporiums of Fespisa, Masonic Block, under his management.
J Magerudner of Novelty Saddle Works replies to circulating ta'ge repeat claims. He states no sale of ready made harness in Menjion for twelve years, mentions limited warehouse stock, home-made saddlery, and guarantees on all work. He urges fair investigation of any damaging reports and affirms quality and ownership of goods.
A notice requests Ohio Womans Christian Temperance Union units to observe Wednesday May 15 as a day of prayer. It suggests hourly topics including thanks for guidance, prayers for the state convention, and support for offerings and workers. Also notes local events, licenses, and community items.
Mrs Harriet Bush wife of Jerry Bush died after a long illness of consumption at about 44 years of age. She was buried yesterday at 10 am.
In Evansville on May 10 a vaudeville act misfired when a performer attempted to shoot an apple from a woman’s head. The ball passed through a canvas and struck a boy outside, killing him. In Illinois a man drowned himself, aided by his wife who sat on his head.
The item notes hopes the frost season is over and mentions the death of Delaware's infant daily from wind deprivation. It also urges attendance at Murphy’s meeting in Beanett's Hall tonight and comments that bilious business needs strong advertising doses.
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