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Newspaper

Lorain County Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1892

Page

8

Sale Foreclosure Notice in Lorain County Court

Public auction scheduled in Lorain County for the real estate described as tract 8 in Ward County with a stated appraisal and cash terms. The sheriff and attorney listed call for bids on a date in May with legal proceedings ongoing for the estate of John J. Nivaslis and related probate actions.

Kivria Baturday Lora Warden Tusuahip Lorain County Ubhlo Peres Premire Gale Cash Nichols Miascora Nichia John J. Nivasls Lorain Cogent Fae Larais Oita Amdebeernesi Conmencias Asake North Forest Dake Eric J. Erhartz Anid Petiques

Local notices and town anecdotes broaden community ties

Grafton Watt Sehliffe relocates his family to town while Mrs Barchard recovers from a severe illness. Elsworth Richards welcomes an eight pound daughter. Dollie Rawson recovering after a long illness. Frank Rodgers’ house moved from Carlisle. Mrs Frank Kelner of La Grange visits daughter-in-law Mrs Slaughter. Town chatter hints at new hardware store barber shop and millinery, with bakery or laundry suggested as profitable ventures. Last Monday Frank Smith injured when horse bolted at the depot. Dr Campbell treated him. Bred.

Watt Sehliffe Maulie John Caushlin Frank Smith John Reublin T. V Frank Dr. Campbeoll

Spring goods from Sharp offer and promise of quality

Joseph Brice announces a new stock at Sharp's block with a large assortment of fabrics and trimmings from major New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago houses. He pledges attentive service, urges old customers to patronize, and guarantees satisfaction in garments cleaned and renewed. He touts latest fashions and explains samples total 41 each of over 500,000 dollars in value.

Joseph Brice Cner Tia Willie Sam Que New York Philadelphia Cincinnat Toco Vau

Ridgeville notices and accidents swirl in village report

Mrs Dr Oakes left for Blue Rapids Kansas to see a prince of hers while a school meeting elected a director to replace James Robinson. A fall from a tree injured Clemons Pitts and Mrs Blake in a stair accident. The town hall seat vote misreported. Democrats in control. A damaged foot bridge near Center has been torn up by unknown persons. Socials and suppers are planned by Ladies Relief Corps.

Dr. Oakes Blue Rapids Kan James Robinson Congregational Church Sharp Blake l Leroy Clemons Pitts Ladies Relief Corps Dror H.S. Luster George Robinson Frank Rollen Ecuo

Avon Postmaster Handles Mail and Local Notes

Avon updates show post master FH. DR. Mars tindale managing mail well. W. T. Wilder of Eyrin phoned Tuesday. Reporter agent in town uses bold subscriber tactic that works. ER. Cuyler of Avon Lake slowly improves after daughter’s death. Solid silver tea spoons offered at Finhern from $4 to $9.

Marstindale W. T. Wilder Eyrin Cuyler Avon Lake Mra Rank Neshit Finhern

Local notices from Ridgeville and nearby towns

Mrs Andrew Jackson on the Alexander farm is quite sick with thrust trouble Ed Miles left for Monroeville to be away during the season for horse training Waldo Shepard went to Painsville for fruits and ornaments Wallace and Frank Spafford travel to Norfolk VA to seek health E D Ashley of Medina visited with friends here formerly Elyria resident Reisinger returns from Berea very sick but improves Sal Powers trades homes with Janes Beasie for Kelsey homestead in LaPorte Willscott moves in Miss May Gilman escorts Ella Howard to Cleveland Ella pays a visit with friends in LaPorte for nearly twelve weeks W O G Taylor and mother move from Elyria back to old home George Steel returns from Wakeman Pease Clots sold to Jos Phinney Cassius Johnson moves to Dover Center Mrs J Nokes returns from Michigan Mrs Alba Hall returns from southern trip for health Fred Cook building a house in German settlement Harry Thompsons school closed last Saturday The fanesald daily of Mes Wai Ridnes took fire Wednesday afternoon Dr J Butler of Superion Neb spent days visiting Ridgeville and Dover friends on way home from New York medical lectures

Andrew Jackson Alexander Ed Miles Lef Monrceville Waldo Shepard Painsville Wallace Frank Spafford Norfolk Virginia E.D. Ashley Medina Ashley Elyria Meekl Reisinger Berea Sal Powers Mivria Janes Beasie Kelsey LaPorte Willscott May Gilman Ella Howard Cleveland George Steel Wakeman Pease & Clots Jos. Phinney Cassius Johnson Dover Center J. Nokes Michigan Alba Hall Wood Health Fred Cook Grernian Harry Thompson Fanesald Dail Mes Wai Ridnes Phire Robert Fawcett J. Butler Superion Neb Ridgeville Dover New York

Brighton Roads and Local Movements Report

A Brighton brief notes road scraping directive, Morogh’s Monday night meeting, and several local changes. Mrs SW Warta remains very sick, Mie BP returned from Norwalk, Dan Hall rents Lewy Ruod’s farm, Youumio moves in, and Mrs. Pearle Johnston visits relatives in Chinksfield this week.

Morogh Wot Bend Teast SW Warta Mie BP Dohosten Er Viet Norwalk Dan Hall Lewy Ruod Youumio Pearle Johnston Chinksfield

Easter Sermon and Socials Mentioned in Town Notes

Termine Wilson sails, Miss Hattie Peck visits Elyria, Miss AJlie Leusaler back to Oberlin, and Rev. Harding will deliver an Easter sermon. Mrs Blake hosts Ladies Benevolent Society, Martha Lawrence returns to Painesville to teach at Lake View Seminary. A LaGrange woman warns of a misleading religious subscription tied to Seventh Day Adventist notes. Central Shoe Store remembered.

Termine Wilson Hattie Peck Elyria Ajlie Leusaler Oberlin Harding William Blake Ladies Benevolent Society Martha Lawrence Painesville Lake View Seminary LaGrange

Local Candidates Loom in Wellington Town Hall Meeting

Wellington worry over multiple aspirants for auditor sheriff posts. Delegation to seek renomination while contests brew for treasurer commissioner and surveyor. Local notes report Mrs Schlite’s recovery and a newborn at P Scirtz home. Community updates include school plans, road work progress, and a busy center meeting nominating Schwartz and Moon.

Horr. Warner & Co Laundon, Windecker & Co J. Roser & Son Herrick Evelyn

Lorain Plans Three Story Block on Broadway

Alten will begin excavating a three story block on Broadway east side with 87 feet frontage and 100 feet depth. A Miss Mannie Reed and Mr Parsons wedding occurred in Cleveland last Tuesday. Trustees move to tear down oil Methodist church and will meet at Bowen's Hall for services during construction. Philip Wetzel and Maggie Walton were married last Sunday at the Congregational pastor’s home. They plan to reside in Lorain. Times

N.C. Alten Broadway Falding Mannie Reed Parsons Cleveland Mannie Lorain Oil Methodist Church Bowen's Hall Philip Wetzel Maggie Walton Congregational Church Wetzel

Dodging Their Bills in Paineaville S&L Collapse

A Paineaville savings and loan failure spawns anecdotes of lenders and debtors. A farmer avoided a $200 claim after the wreck, a merchant cursed the Paiges yet expects recovery, and an assignee notes a farmer overdraft of $40 and a $500 bank note on file. The piece suggests some will rebound.

Paineaville

Objects of Charity Reclassified as Dead Are Ap paring

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a note about charity objects being reclassified as deceased. The readable text is partial and lacks clear names, dates, or places to establish a full event or outcome for a concise headline.

Pittsfield Notices and Local Happenings

E G Johnson remains central in local political chatter while visitors from North Baltimore and Ottawa County call on residents. Road work delays persist as trustees plan more scrapers. sidewalks edge toward formal approval. Township officers elected including Clarence Sheldon clerk and Horace Bartlett justice of the peace. residents discuss convention timing and road safety.

Clarence Sheldon Angin O. West Daniel Taylor C. J. Whitney Frank Ar Old Horace Bartlett George Matehan H. Ale Roberts Whit Pnce Phil Meimoberts

Admitted the Facts and a Medical Claim

Newspaper editors are urged to be cautious with statements while noting Dr Miles Medical Co is blamed for delays. A man named McDougall allegedly impacted shipments and health claims are discussed. A supposed cure from Dr Miles New Heart Core is cited amid various doctors consulted. The piece also advertises clocks and furniture at Fisher's with prices from 200.

Dr. Miles Medical Co McDougall Aubure Dr. Miles Fisher's

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