05 Mar 1892
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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1892
Page
1
The notes report ordinary moves and outcomes in a small town, including a new sole proprietor, a farm sale at sixty dollars per acre, property transfers, a court mandamus decision pleasing residents of a special school district, a death in Monterona Washington, and community auctions and store improvements led by local business figures.
The Savings Deposit Bank Co of Lorain County presents itself as the largest bank in the area with 200,000 paid-up capital and substantial liability support. It offers 4 percent interest twice yearly, requires at least two months on deposit to earn interest, and cites loyalty to depositors with a history of distributing over 250,000 in interest and steady dividends. Directors include Wm. A. Braman and J. Hinz with A. L. Garroro as cashier.
The notice touts a local Furnishing House as the biggest and most affordable in town and highlights hats caps and pants with new arrivals. It promotes the Merchant Tailoring Department promising first class workmanship and spring style goods now available.
H H Wimmers announces a major drive for teens featuring a durable six cent value for five cents spent. The promotion touts the shoes as affordable and sturdy across rough or smooth roads and any pace.
An extended meditation on farming life argues the farm lad gains practical training, patience, and versatile judgment through varied work and weather aware planning. It contrasts farm youth experience with city jobs and urges farmer fathers to involve sons in farm decisions and training.
Physicians frequently err in treating heart disease and deaths rise daily. The text touts Milla's New Heart Cure as the only reliable remedy with thousands testifying to cures. It mentions E H Nicut as seller and an Amew for drug supplies at Beebe Hoan Store.
Whiskyvile reports a sick neighbor, new organ purchase, and visits from Oberlin. Families deal with illness while maple sugar, plowing, and bluebirds mark the season. Dover guests and recovery from la grippe appear among Sunday visits as local life centers on springtime.
Obituary note announces the death of Mrs. Julia Peterson of Montesano Washington on February 19 1892 at age 35 from consumption. She was the only daughter of J H Barnard Esquire of Itsfield.
Arthur I. Buckman formerly of the Elyria exchange and manager of the Delaware exchange connected the William Street church in Delaware last Sunday with telephone rings. A large number of people in the city and adjoining towns could hear every word of the services from home, especially aiding invalid members of the church.
A historical note promotes Hoxsie's Group Cure as a safe alternative to laudanum or paragoric in cold or cough relief. The ad taunts rival remedies and claims modern fashions at H. H. Wimmoers White House store located at 81 West Broad Street as the source.
C H Amon offers paper hanging, painting, decorations, whitewashing, and cleaning of ceilings and walls. Estimates furnished on short notice, all work promptly and at reasonable prices. Located at 26 Huron Street, Elyria.
Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills claim a new principle acting through nerves to stimulate the liver stomach and bowels. Described as cures for indigestion bad taste torpid liver piles constipation suitable for men women and children with free samples at B H Nicholl.
Mrs. F C Cone of Paria writes a distressful plea blaming illness for her planned self harm. She asks forgiveness from her husband and laments sleepless nights and pain. The message promotes Dr Miley Restorative Nervine and a free trial bottle from H J Fady’s.
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