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; Bex Demstek, .. Ed. ind Piop’r.; Advertising Kates Furnished nh ApfHeatio*.| sat.i;rSay eve.,Xeiv Florida Oranges At Moore Bro’g. —Hickory nuts are scarce.—0. A. business booming. —Everything froze up last night.—Hunters will be plenty Thursday. —Apples are bringing a good price. —Turnips are comcing into market.—Painters and carpenters are all busy.—Jack Diebokl's new house is now under roof.,—Ed. Dor ward is now clerking forCrow Lee.—Rabbits and squerrels are said to bescarce In this county.—Two or more weddings will soon take place in North Marion.—T3ie Huber A Banihurt wrecking caris nearly completed.—Tatty pullings, partys and rollerskating are now in session.. Go to P. Bauers? and get Buckwheat Flour that is Buckwheat Flour.—The Huber shop whistle blew thismorning for the first for some days. *■—Several political polls were blown lioirn by the high winds of yesterday.—Take the Daily Sta* and get the latest news every (lay ; only ten cents aweek.;'—East Marion is improving rapidly. Dwellings large and costly, ar# beingbiiilt. ' .i •—Weather permitting, Jack Biebold will put uj more ice this winter than ever before.'v.Y’.-!U—We nbticeop our streets this morn-Mr^K large clothing firmji^(nhpat|^^'f-^ho churclies^were poorly attended S estorday bn account of the inclemencybEtiie:weatber..-v^i^The outside work of the new Albright Church oh Ease South Street is fast nearing completion.Y^—Davjd Hogan, who died and was pbiced in the vault alKut a week ago, Was buried yesterday.^Vj^onsin Buckwheat Flour, beet in She world. A trial will convince you. For sale at P. Bauera' only. •—It is said that school will commence in the new building on south West street just- after Thanksgiving.. ... * \ v*. * • i—A new song has just struck Delaware which commences thus * It may be foryears, it may be forever.” ' •'. *. • • i , .*. * .—A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myers living on North East Street, diedyesterday at 11 o’clock, of diptherift.—This is the day set for Court to convene, but up to time of going to press, J ndge Beer has*, not put in an appearance.—Foxes are so numerous in Waldo township, that but few chickens can be raised.' Black foxes are seen occasionally^ ;.■ —Thanksgiving services will be held at the Presbyterian Ciiurch this'year, eomliutol by Rev. Lease, of the M. E.Church.—A small child of C. H. Williams, a 0. A. Baggage Master, died with in* flam at ion; of the lungs Saturday eveninglast. J \ ‘ ;—The Marion Relief Association . will meet to-morrow, Tuesday, at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. II. T. YanFIeet, President; EvelynCiniley, Secretary.—A Marion would-be dnde wears aSmall looking glaes about the file of ahalf-dollar pasted in the crown of histime* worp stiff fiat.* • ' *—Th'ssale of over three hundred tickets at the Kink on last Saturday night is an evidence of the estimation in which that popular place of resort is held.—Personals, items concerning the whereabouts of relatives and friend*, or the sick, will be received with pleaanre by the editor of this paper, which may be sent by postal or otherwise to 0*.—We would deem it a favor if the clergy would on every Saturday hand in before 12 o’clock, m„ a notice concerning the text, etc., of tbeir respectivesermons for Sunday. Also all religious notices wiil be published free of charge.—Those desiring seats for the Thanksgiving Musical Festival had better atop in at H. C- Hobcrn-an ACo'a Drag Store and see the plat of the Hall. It look* to us as if there wouldn’t be many teats left in a day or two. Over fire hundred eats have lxxn already reserved.
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Marion Daily Star
Marion, Ohio, US
Mon, Nov 24, 1884
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