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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1877
Page
6
An 1877 Marion item notes Eckhart's department store touting sewing machines and dress goods, Magruder's shop expanding to a sewing machine room, and local chatter about prices and arrivals. It also reports the death of John Barnhart at his mother's East South Street home and mentions political notes from the Democratic Central Committee and local visitors.
A fashion note thanks patrons for rising business and invites new customers to try their garments. It highlights that one suit or overcoat will prove the quality of the tailor’s work, with emphasis on dress and wedding suits as specialties.
Hughes and Cummins pleaded guilty Friday for breaking into Prof Meads house and were fined one dollar and ten days in jail. John Barth, indicted for breaking into Loebrick house near Waldo on July 6, pleaded guilty to grand larceny and sentenced to one year hard labor in the penitentiary.
Puzzle of odd lines mocks sensory words with misprints and garbled outlets. A collage of phrases assigns body parts to actions they cannot perform, citing various newspapers in a satirical listing. It reads like a humor column or OCR damaged excerpt from a printed page.
Clark Turney offers new stock of watches clocks and jewelry bought for cash at Main and Railroad streets corner. The assortment features the latest styles and promises lower prices than any rival house in town.
A promotional message offers Datty Stan access for 3 percent of a cent per month, presenting a low subscription price and inviting readers to join.
H T Vanfleet attorney at law offers probate and real estate services in Marion and surrounding counties and across the state. He lists extensive land holdings including Union Pacific and Burlington and Missouri railroad lands and various farms and tracts, plus town property and mills for sale or trade with personal terms. Contact in Marion, Ohio for circulars and particulars.
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