THE LORAIN GAZETTE.

HEMAN ELY TO ELY WHITE,

THE ELYRIA TIMES.

THE OHIO ATLAS AND ELYRIA ADVERTISER.

THE LITERARY REGISTER AND MISCELLANEOUS MAGAZINE.

THE ELYRIA REPUBLICAN AND WORKING-MEN'S ADVOCATE.

THE LORAIN STANDARD.

THE INDEPENDENT TREASURY.

THE LORAIN REPUBLICAN

THE DOLLAR DEMOCRAT

THE BUCKEYE SENTINEL.

THE ELYRIA COURIER.

THE LORAIN ARGUS.

THE INDEPENDENT DEMOCRAT.

THE LORAIN EAGLE.

THE LORAIN CONSTITUTIONALIST.

THE ELYRIA REPUBLICAN.

THE ELYRIA VOLKSFREUND.

THE PRESS IN OBERLIN

THE OBERLIN EVANGELIST

THE PEACEMAKER.

THE PEOPLE'S PRESS.

THE OBERLIN QUARTERLY REVIEW.

THE VILLAGE ITEM.

     This was a small, spicy little sheet that was issued from the press of the Evangelist, in May, 1852.  But a few numbers were printed.  Soon after it was discontinued, Mr. Fitch, publisher of the Evangelist, made the first practical effort to establish a secular newspaper in Oberlin, and issued

THE OBERLIN WEEKLY TIMES.

     This was a six-column folio, very neatly printed, and filled with well selected articles adn ably prepared original matter.  It struggled through its first year at quite an expense to its publisher, who, in June, 1853, announced that "The Oberlin Weekly Times will not be issued again until we have further encouragement," which he failed to receive.

THE STUDENT'S MONTHLY.

     This was an octavo of thirty-two pages, issued in 1858 by the publisher of the Evangelist, and, as its title indicates, was devoted to the interests of the college, being edited and sustained mainly by the students.  It was discontinued after nearly three years, at the breaking out of the war, in 1861.

THE LORAIN COUNTY NEWS.

THE STANDARD OF THE CROSS.

THE OBERLIN NEW ERA.

THE OBERLIN REVIEW.

THE OBERLIN GAZETTE.

THE PRESS IN WELLINGTON.

THE WELLINGTON JOURNAL.

THE WELLINGTON ENTERPRISE.

THE PRESS IN LORAIN.

BLACK RIVER COMMERCIAL.

THE LORAIN MONITOR.

THE PRESS IN AMHERST.

THE AMHERST FREE PRESS.

SUMMARY.

     From the foregoing, it will be seen that there have been thirty-three different publications issued in this county during the past fifty years, viz:  Sixteen in Elyria, twelve in Oberlin, two in Wellington, two in Lorain, and one in Amherst.  At this time, there are seven weekly papers and one semi-monthly published in the county, viz.:  Two in Elyria, two weeklies and one semi-monthly in Oberlin, one in Wellington, and one in Lorain.