New Advertisements and Local Notices From Ridgeville
A clipped digest of village items reports Ed Shrives welcoming a new baby boy, JG. Emery buys land for a brick and tile factory, and a Northwest correspondent notes a highway robbery scare in the township. Several residents are mentioned: Mr. Tubbs of Adueis, Drm Reynolds, Mrs B E Preiser and daughter at Arbor, Dot Waleuttott visiting relatives in Ohio, and local business activity by Hickerson. W E Doud visits with W A Hagan, the Fellows Temple foundation nears completion, and officers for an upcoming event are listed. Salvation Oil praised by John H Anderton, and Dr Bull's Cough Syrup advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Dee
Emery Tas
Erand
Northwest
Beyan Pike
Tubbs
Adueis
Temgulin
Drm
C. Reynolds
Mra
B. BE. Preasier
Aup Arbor
Oties
Dot Waleuttott
Ohio
Z. K. Ikinney
D.G
W. A
Banya
Cya
Ks Howser
Emery
Iain
Ne H. Higgins
Simon
Ohio Penitentiary Annual Report Filed With Governor
The Ohio Penitentiary annual board report filed with the governor details finances with earnings of 241 178 54 and expenses 118 937 showing a net profit of 11 157 62. Prison population averaged 1 596 with 1 528 on Oct 31 1891 and 918 admitted 647 discharged. Four executions occurred including Ellis Miller and Elmer Sharkey, with four men in the annex awaiting doom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columss
Board of Managers and Officers
Ernor
Ellis Miller
Union County
Elmer Sharkey
Preble County
Popp
Stark County
A Romance in a Nutshell and a Weather Folklore Tale
A romance narrative describes a woman aided by a devoted admirer who saves her life with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The tale blends a health remedy claim with a dubious weather superstition Taerz about Wednesdays. The passage mixes personal salvation with speculative folklore from 1849 and a curious calendar remark.
Washington Letter on House opening and new members
Washington report notes the House elected Speaker Reed by unanimous Democratic vote amid festive scenes and hopeful unity. It cites diverse occupations of members, a surge of new faces, and anticipation of a Democratic presidential outcome as the Senate also welcomes newcomers. Harrison delays his message to allow organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hatire
Ireland
Germany
Canada
Norway
Lin Sweeden
Greece
England
Scotland
Senate
Alliance
Irby
Peller
Kyle
Harrison
Blaine
Pain Remedies and Local News Fragments
An assorted page lists various patent medicines including Chamberlain’s Colic and Cholera remedy and Miles’ Nerve & Liver Pills. It notes local ad sights, a murder report from Ching with missionar ies and Sisters of Mercy, and a claim about a great Chinese cyclopaedia. Also mentions Hood’s Sarsaparilla praise and Boston Herald dialogue, plus local commerce items and flour prices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
CL. Hood
Lowell
Molinta
Spangler
Notte
Dudabuse
Felligiony
John H. Anderton
Baltimore
Wen
S. M. Honeck
Cary Block
OUR Clothing Department
Any
Firt Busijeke
House
Reed
Norden & Bruns
Norpun & Bruxs
Henry CO
Baur & Bulley
Sisters of Mercy
Ching
Sateen
Bucklen
D. J. Humphrey
Lyr
Fremont
Salangind
Atom
Paris
Whrtle
Tom Remiedy
Hood
Gotrex
Young Gothix
Gotrox
Gatrix
Boston Herald
Beat
Nares
John Diemer
Geo
Flogaus
Berkshire
Napoleon
O.arm
J. Koller & Co
Ellon
Parle
Hoplombwr
INN
Toledo
Bowling Green and
Fulton Co
Dundee
Petersburg
Morenel
Kan
Bedford
Michigan
Metit Wius
Vooke & Bre
Napoleon Mme
Napoleon Main
Gettyers
Sivseness
Persnck Low Rend Sc
Wassacemenen
Bean Defoe
Jwamencoes
Neve
Nicassan- Screaulaga
Ewe
BUCK
Tie Boy
Fred. Lather
Austin
Ter Mar
Toledoro
Thors
Garth
A. Austin, Ant Adame Bt
C. O. Srr
Ant. Jpoleon
Fred. Bedenhop
Catharine Spelgel
Lai Wuon
Ke Sgood
Saaiee
E. F. Brinkman
Variety Store
Roger
Ketter & Smith
Probate Court
Heary County
Oho
Houry Kodtate
Tawe
G. Mortih Reongowx
Ikuid
Ieun
Philip C. Kohwak
Frank Kivar
Tyler & Tyler
Henry Onanty Agr
Htaral Joint Glock Company
A. D
Ty Towbin
Hury
Courty Dored
Tern
Bale
Amelia Pashbauge
Adwinsirwrix
The
Betaty
George W. Fasbe
Naiieh
Berens
Capwrater
Onea
Northwestern Publishing Co
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