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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1878
Page
5
Locals describe a busy day with a hop tonic at Sharpless. Mayor Mohr visited Prospect and returned. News notes cover social events, church gatherings, local business chatter, a funeral trip to Scottdale, and reminders about a Strawberry and Ice Cream Social. The column includes brief remarks on advertising, rail travel, and community happenings.
A young active coon six weeks old is offered for sale at Mrs Kelly on Main Street. A baseball match played on the 25th at New Bloomington saw New Bloomington beat Green Camp boys 9 to 7.
A Cincinnati Breakfast Table clipping notes England’s expectation that the navy protect its rights against Russia in the current emergency. It also mentions Governor Bishop addressing orphans at Sutier's Orphans' Home and reflecting on his childhood.
The Common Pleas Court schedules hearings for multiple cases including G. W. Stall v G. W. Holt et al, Fowell & Bro v Fredrick Diebold, Emmie M. Bowen v T. C. Bowen Adm., Cooper KE Watson v Ian Ludwig, Zeruah Howell v John Howell, Princess Riley v Thomas Riley, Elizabeth Allen v Elisha Mardy, Timothy Fahey v John Bowen et al, Harshberger & Sharpless v W. H. Hopkiss et al, and MD&E Association v Ebenizer Davis and wife et al.
Ice Motice declares Marien Ire Company ready to deliver in any quality at low figure. Orders accepted at G Schwein turth and A Biisduueis with prompt alteration. G Schweinnbulth at RitzHaurr, proper.
Bisected OCR notes reference railroad time trials involving the Chicago Central and Illinois Railway Company and Bee Line time trials. Details are unclear due to fragmentary text but indicate an organized timing event with railway entities and a likely schedule or results.
A Cincinnati Breakfast Table remark contrasts Jean Paul’s certainty with the Peanut Editor’s recent pieces. The piece notes that neither God nor the Boss knew what was meant, and warns that a bold Boss editorial style could annihilate readers if unleashed.
C Lederman has been in Cincinnati since Friday and last checked tobacco sales on the road. He is expected to be home tonight.
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