05 Mar 1892
Page 5
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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1892
Page
5
TN Fancy Goods and Novelties announces direct importation from Germany and Switzerland. Patterns are exclusive to Elyria, with no two dresses alike and no duplicates offered.
Black goods department offers a complete selection of staples and fancies from English German and French markets. Described as one of the most complete and attractive dress goods stocks shown in Elyria.
A showcase of TULL Line dress fabrics offers staples and fancies from top American looms. Carefully selected at prices to attract buyers and ensure quick turnover in the market.
The Davenport Daily Mercury reports the musical comedy McGinty s Troubles entertained a vast Elyria audience last night at the opera house. The cast delivered lively contortions and loud reactions as townsfolk reacted with laughter to the production. A special train from Elyria to Cleveland is planned March 8 for Bishop Horstmanni reception and parade. The notice includes various local sales, store promotions, and political caucus details.
Elyria hosts operas and minstrel shows while community notices report marriages, burials, and sales. Edward Clark buried in Grafton. McGinty operas and Congregational social planned. sheriff sale of Ridgeville land. Lake Shore railway updates. local bank and business notes conclude the column.
At the Fasig sale in Cleveland on Tuesday the Elyria Stock Farm offered horses including Fred Keyes a black colt foaled 1889 by Eirias sold to Arndt Berlin Heights Ohio. Tin Belle a filly foaled 1890 by Elyria sold to H G Redington North Amherst Ohio. Others include Humbolt a colt foaled 1890 sold to T Rowland Oberlin Ohio Lillian a filly foaled 1891 sold to Ed Seehan Buffalo New York for 51 dollars. Additional entries Iowa Magid Pollytsins Lip and Pad sold to McCrone Painesville Ohio 520 dollars. A variety of horses and a few cream steers listed with buyers B G Srenowan and partners. three show sages and two cream steers offered for sale.
G A Budd purchased R F Hoyle s entire stake in the Elwin Canning Co through a company reorganization decided Wednesday with officers elected: President and Treasurer G A Budd Vice President and Secretary G W Baker and directors G A Budd G W Baker W O Hobitts J E Burrel R F Massey Claude Winterhalter laid up with an ankle sprain. The W A M S Co machinists quit at 5 30 this week. Mrs John Vincent of Spruce street ill. Mrs Charles Pardon very low with stomach trouble. daughter Mrs Anna King aiding. A Parmely Mr Rolling and R Goswold making sugar. We know where to call for something sweet, Kip.
The Savings Deposit Bank Co. wins judgments by confession totaling 30307 against Thompson et al, and 5361.32 against Elyria Canning Co. Divorce actions grant custody or restoration of maiden names. Felan F. Field and Lyda Hulf receive custody rulings. Several cases continued with bail set at 200, including adultery and property disputes.
Lorain county Republicans push for renomination of Oscar Herrick for county auditor. Dr Dav is of Pittsfield township and Ed Hance of Eaton touted for county treasurer. Notes on candidacy announcements, party support, and local appointments plus lodge activities and community movements around Elyria and Wellington.
A garbled list shows transfers of land parcels among residents and trustees in Lorain and nearby areas. Names include John Poate John Stang E J Sinder Hinkley Braman Werich Thompoon Booth Hadaway Jungbluth and Stanter with parcels 4 acres 25 acres portions of lots and blocks across Camden Amherst Pittsfield Grafton Carlisle and Columbia.
A hundred and twenty dozen fast color black cotton hose with spliced heels and double toes offered at 25 cents per pair. Also special bargain on fast black half hose for men at 22 cents per pair, matching 25 cent prices elsewhere.
A brief catalog snippet notes Ladies' Black Hose at 20 cents per pair and Children’s Fast Color Black Ribbed Hose at 16 cents 1219 cents and 15 cents per pair, indicating value promotions in hosiery.
Marriage licenses issued for Cora Marsh and Lida Half Frank Beal and Mary Barth Gerret Stekebee and Addie Kemp Alfred Siamers and Alice Fanning Charles Schubert and Sarah J Russell Alphonso D Lindsley and Lucy M Good year Three don't publish Go to GOWE'S Ground Floor Gallery
We carry the largest line of hosiery and are the only direct importers in To rain county. A comparison of quality and prices will readily show the advantage this gives us.
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