Arion Star notes local events and obits in city update
The Arion Star reports James Hogan of LaRue died and was brought for burial. The House votes to reduce standing army to 20,000. Fire department acquires a horse from Watkina Bros. Subscription list grows for new press. Stone & Moore promotes goods at low prices. Freddy Davidson recovers after a limb injury treated by Dr. Davis. A frost forty years ago destroyed wheat. Calls for new Court House square pump. Harmonic Society festival in Mason ic Block offers strawberries ice cream and music. Oak Street opening eyed. lamp explosion at H D Throckmorton's caused a gunlike report but no serious damage. Murphy meeting at Our Home praised by local speakers. Dancing school by Prof Frank L Pinney announced in Bennett's Hall with quarterly terms and lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone & Moore's
Freddy Davidson
Dr. Davis
Bill of Fare and Local Lawsuit Over Public Well
A Morral court notes a dispute titled The case of J. R Neff et al versus Barn thouse, S. Morial, Sen, S. Merral Jun., Abel Martin et al. concerning a subscription for a public well in Morral. Result: verdict for plaintiff for thirteen dollars. The piece criticizes defendants and urges peace and settlement.
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J. R Neff Ve. Barnthouse
S. Morrial
Sen
S. Merral
Abel Martin
Morral
Thomas Gressel
Optician condemns rival in Marion in anonymous letter
Henry Samuel, an optician, denounces a rival jeweler and optician in Marion. He calls rival’s earlier attempts to dissuade customers a mean game driven by greed or jealousy. Samuel notes increasing business and trust in his craft, urging residents not to heed such talk.
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Marion
Henry Samuel
Optician
Baseball Scores From Springfield London and Binghamtown
In Springfield Mass State 3 Springfelda 1. London Ont Teeumeehs 10 Alleghenies 0. Binghamtown Crickets 9 Rochesters 5. Buffalo Buffalos 4 Hornells 0. Lyne Mass Utlens 11 Live Oaks 2. Tonight’s key games include Chicago versus Boston in Boston Milwaukee versus Providence Cincinnati versus Uties versus Lowell Allegheny versus Tecampeb Rochester versus Cricket. Also festival at the Harmonic Society tomorrow evening in the Masonic Building.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfelda
London
Ont
Teeumeehs
Alleghenies
Binghamtown
Crickets
Rochesters
Buffalo
Buffalos
Hornells
Lyne
Utlens
Live Oaks
Chicago
Boston
Milwaukee
Providence
Iedisnopls
Cincinnati
Cin
Uties
Lowell
Allegheny
Tecampeb
Rochester
Cricket
Bingh
Mma
Railroad Timetables Beehive Line Effect May 12 1878
Railroad time tables show schedules for the C C C and Railway Company Beeline line taking effect on May 12 1878. The notice lists new departure and arrival times and route changes for passengers and shippers. It notes adjusted connections and stations along the route.
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Arion Star
Same &Bro. Publishers
Manion
Onto
James Hogan
LaRue
Watkina Bros
Power Press
Court House Square
Harmonic Society
Masonic Block
Oak Street
H. D. Throckmorton’s
Murphy
Frank L. Pinney
Bennett’s Hall
St . m
Grace
Center Street
Masonic Bligex
Conrad’s Block
Ohio
J. C. Atth
Tar Paney & Son
Benuriful Aiece
Giasaware
Mise Becca Bean
South West Street
Patrolige Buheited
Sainffonon
Acagen
Munibinger & Zaachmaxs
The
Marion Daily Star
Fu loWe
Fabey & Sun
Itppert der Chery
der Life
Lees
Ceente -As
Aes
Main Street
James Gregorie
Miller ’S
Marien
Fairview
Mannix Miller
J. M, Heller
Menee County
Marion Ice Company
G. Schwermfurth
A. KilzDsopl
G. Achwedsfurth
A. Rivznavurt
BR. Probst
Lake
C.C.C. & 1. Railway CO
Haytesa i Xpress Express
Luca. Leae
Mnatapapela
Lsam
Ublun
Dvam
Berlefontaine
Dwltue Ibe
Saa M. Brinvetou
Gurley
Avlume Arion
Apa
Gabon
Cleveland
Accom
Eveland
Haan
Armive
Mann
Soanl Gariey
Traiese
Ren
Palace Sleeping
Cianciane
Dayton
Ae Spofield
Aspland
Akron
Uum
Erry
Ravena
Wariep
Greentil
Tee-Eeearr
Meadville
Doam Il
Betel
Dinorel
Anne Ques Eee
Jamesto
Bena Re
Ante Nasee
Butalo
Stesesee
Horpeevti
Wigaweeee
Elmira
Stesst
Aoul
James
Agen Corry
Odom
Greeqvill
Warren
Ravens
Kent
Ake
Sles
Gale
Manon
Ciocimati
St Loews
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