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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1877
Page
4
The Marion Star reports hog market firm at 3.75 to 4.00 and notes Rev. A. D. Matthews opening a new grocery. It covers grain buoyancy, Bible readings, subscription plea, local commerce, flood damages, a fatality seven miles north, and Thanksgiving anecdotes with humor and town chatter.
Mrs Fribley remains about the same. Mrs Wm H Moore is getting better. Mrs J W Hughs is much better today. The sick folks going to Marion are improving in most cases.
Frank Clark son of William A. Clark died after a four week illness last evening around four o’clock funeral set for tomorrow at two. General James H. Shields served in the Minnesota Legislature with Stephen A. Douglass Abraham Lincoln and Colonel Hardin. In the ensuing thirty years he served through three wars was United States Senator from two states and held other trusted posts.
The largest and cheapest stock of millinery goods ever seen in Marion is on exhibition at Mrs. Thoma's. Families seeking both male and female help should leave their requests at the Intelligence office of the Exchange Hotel.
Mr J F Darrah, after completing his contract of tranting the rooms in Mrs Reiser s new building, returned home to Delaware. He did a magnificent job and anyone wanting similar work should address him at Box 514 Delaware Ohio.
The Marion markets page shows wheat at 115, oats 25, corn 2, potatoes 40, cabbage 7, butter 16, clover seed 8, and other prices. subscription options are detailed for one week to one year. The fragment notes various market figures and a star brand listing.
Guess what Magruder is likely the citys biggest dealer for sewing machines with first class options. visit Novelty Saddle Works to see and compare.
A compact note reports a bold fashion clash involving an unnamed figure at a Thomas venue. The item highlights trimmed style and strong sentiments, with no further specifics on people or places available in the readable text.
An old ad copy extols a sewing machine with multiple claimed advantages. It highlights steel wear parts, easy operation, compact design, steel feed on both sides of the needle, and a protective enclosure that prevents dust and loose fabric. It also mentions simplified attachments, a device for filling bins without stopping work, and an elegant finish. J.C. Warrens, Agent.
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