Ottawa County Union from Port Clinton, Ohio • 3

rTV7 fi i i i 1 'p Al i iS 'V' £l2'tV if Vasr i-v' iw i-1 OTTAWA TJNfON totttiscrattrt t3t The yjyiOfrhas the larged fireuldtion any paper pub I iehed tn OttabdCouniycinkie very beet ddver ieingrriedium Cmcinnati Sandusky: Cleveland PATES OP ADVERTISING -V OMagfiMWj Ten Lb OmeiquartSDfeMt 1 0200 Back additfonattasertibn -j Oite' gquare moHtlte j- --50 Om square one year j- 100( Two -aqaarea three tnaatW ---80( Two squares ne year 150( Divorce Notices wafer 20 lines -60( 1 Business Cards not over 6 lines -60( One-fourth column three me'uthslOOf 1 One-fourth column onoyear 2501 1 One-half colorin' three months 2M)( i One-half cQlinnnoneyear -i 4584' Onercehnaa one month OneWnreu three months' 2500 One column' iix months 1 One column one year- rj- S00( Local oticesen jOents per line rfach insertion Death notices free tuary notices fiwcwh pa' Marriage Xoticea! one dollar fT' All trensient-advertiseraenw fnustbe paid jfot advance All otliere r- TRAINS LR AYR SANDUSKY TlGO A MA1LTRA1X (finndava xropted)lhiMgh to Day tun Hsmil- ton and Cinoinnate withont change of- Paaseugemon Baggage oummeting at Clyde with traiugof Lako Shore Kail- wav fiir and from Qlerehind Toledo and Chioago at Oarer f-u Findlay-" Striving there at "A- at BeDrfontai'-ewithtraiitsofCfevelaiiit Columbns Cincinnati A Indianapolis: Hiiimd for the West at Urbana with PCASLL Railway for Indianapolis and the weatat-8pringfield furLondon ami CtJumbua and Xenia at Dayton with Dayton A Union Railway and Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad' teaching- Sajtnn at Uk and Ciucin inti at 480 at whieb point connections are mailo-for Louisville St Louis tbq South and Sooth West I NX NIGHT EXPRESS (Sundays except ad) for Ikiylon and CiueioiMti-: connects at Clyde with Lake Shore trains for and trow bolk -Clevefau-d and Tuledn at On rev fur- and from Findlay at Belli-fun tains fim tho WeteUrhaiia for lbs Wert also for- Columbus reselling Dayton at 4:10 and Ciusiantei at 6ffiB a making direct connection for Louiatilld St Lon is and aKpoinis snath and anath west Siren ing cars ate attached to this train which run through to Cin- nfnnati'tritbuut change SUNDAY NfGHT EXPRESS Braves 8an-duakj at Sa r-'v connecting at C)yde' from Cleveland and thereat and forTukxfoaaii the Wt airmfra in Day ton at 7 1 5 a vand Cincinnati -al a in- steeping car will bo satt ached tn thhtrahi jrunnhig throueh to Cincinnati) without change Thi ia tlie only train by which pitmen gel a leaving (fiareland or 8anduaky Sun- day night can roach Oineinmt) Mon- day mprning Returning traina arrive at Sanauaky Night Exprcre st85 AW Mail at 5ffi0 nj -Sunday iglit Express at 5M This Din only line fanning wut of Sans dusky whereby passengers or beggagq can reach Cineiniali without chancy of Sleeping Cara attaohed to all Night Trains and Smoking Cam to all itey Throngb Tickets and Baggage Checks to all important points and information given toToutes Ticket Office of S-A It on Water bctwcn'B ultite gudLiiv renca streets Sgndusky 1 Faro aa low as by aiiy other routs' (1R SLO ANE President and General Superintendent 8 QUINTARD -i Acaiatani Superintendent Buovmx Geuerel Tieket Agent May 6 1810 I The' Crops The following! from the report of the Department of Agriculture for July jilsC issued The condition' of wheat is above' the average in the- following Maine- spring 3 pef cent- New Hampshire 2 Tirginia winter''! North Carolina 1 Georgia 10 Alabama 8 Tennessee 6 West Virginia 3 Kentucky 8 Kansas 2 Nebraska 2 Oregon 3 and an average crop is indicated in South Carolina and Arkansas and the following States below an average: Vermont spring 9 per cent Massachusetts 3 New York 12 New Jersey winter 20 Pennsylvania winter 9 Delaware 35 Maryland 80 Mississippi 2 Texas 13 Missouri 15 Illinois winter 5 and spring 25 Indiana winter 10 Ohio winter 9 Michigan 15 Wisconsin winter 15 and spring 26 Minnesota 15 California 5 Oregon 4 The great wheat-growing districts all show a reduction in their condition rendering it certain- that this crop of this year: will be materially less than that of 1869 Future reports Qf the condition at and after harvesting are still an dement of ultimate estimate but an aver? age depreciation of 13 per cent and a a diminution in breadth of about 6 per cent would make the present estimate about 210000000-bnshcls the decrease being at least 48000000 -The increase in breadth of com is greater than the decrease in wheat It may' be placed 5 per cent or about 1-770000 acres There appears to be a very slight increase in New England' abont 2 per cent in the Middle States a decrease in the cotton States east of the Mississippi and a- still larger increase in the heart of the West It is estimated at 10 cent in Illinois 10 in Indiana 5 in Ohio 2 in Michigan in Missouri 20 in Minnesota 15 in Iowa 25 in Nebraska and 15 in Kansas Throughout the West the indica- ti'ons of a good crop never been so general since the inauguration of the official crop returns The increase of the cotton crop as indicated by -the returns average 12 per cent and aggregates nearly a million of acres The condition of crops 'is favorable Neith6r tho caterpillar or boll worm has yet appealed With an average season the present average shofild give nearly three and a -half million bales The oats crop is looking better than was expected Its condition is a full average in about- half tho States including all New England except Vermont and New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia' North Carolina Alabama Mississippi Tennessee West Viiginia Kentucky and Oregon It is less promising in New York South Carolina Georgia Florida Texas' and all the Western States in which the deficit ranges from nine to twenty-threo per Cent There is an increase of acreage of tobacco in Virginia and Kentucky Our returns show an aggregate increase of about five per pent The prospect of the apple crop is un-Hsually good Peaches are good -except in Illinois and Michigan where the prospect is -from five -to ten per cent below the average Grapes promise abundantly all over the countiy A maswssg I OJjVBBH PERSY LODGE No S41rF-kAJPiUlinton)hip-" Stated coinmnmcatibns first and third Wednesday evenings ef each month' h4iTKDBW i'-s'Ponwr W- PORTAGE Elmore ioi Stated ebm- municalionssecond and fourth Tues--day eachioonth "DAVID GIBBS 1 0 ZnleEB Secretary vV-f GENOA DQDGE No 433 A A Mi Genoa OhioLl Stated comma tkicatibils firsthand third Tuesday eve -zt ECTJRTIS iL? DRwEeaitalyr'y7 J' T- BUSIN gSOARPS SLOAS-arMOTLEYrj IfrMW -t AT 1 PORT CLINTS -ELffORE 0 1 Will git proqipt attention to all boidnew placed intheir handaiji 'State United EteOouri "ilibw or ril on vt Portlintoii i BARNET HJ JACOBS Dnlstt-th 'Dry Hinhren Boob mi Snoe Galt Goaf Oil ae BortOtintoni Ohiof All kinds of country jrKluca taken iin exchange fur good xj I I vi i I 1 ji1 i fi fl'-l -Baikel lftetlnf The members of the' Chnttjli of Fori -Clinton will hold Basket Meeting' in Dr grove on Saturday and Snnday Angdst 18th and 14th 1870 The citizensof fte county are cordially invited to attends 1 St rnck by Liffifn(lif We are sorry to learn that a barn belonging to Mri- Harmon ent of pahbury tansbip was struck by lightning about 2 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon totally destroying it i less than one hourl The bafn coniritied bay wheat barley Utensils Ac and the loss is estimated at 01200 insured in the Home of Colnmbus for 0SOO 1 Also on the same day a son of a German working for Mr Lockwood was hart by the return shock of lightning! and rendered senseless for a time Dr Hitchcock waa called and informs ns the young man willrecover Agrlcnltnrnl Meeting Corat House Poet Clintox Qt) 23rd 1870 The call by the President of the Agricultural Society for a meeting of the Executive Board and citizens generally! heeded by respectable number of citizens it central and eastern portions of the A qnprum of the Executive Board not being present and moreover never likely to be after lengthy considera-tionit was thought best to organize a Society with the view 'of holding a Fait at the old grounds 'near Port Clinton' this coming Fall- At thia stage of the proceedings the meeting assumed: a parliamentary attitude choosing fo Chairman Elijah Lattimorie and for Secretary Samuel Haul- A President Vice-President and Execntive Board was then elected for the ensning year: President James Wonnell Ervin Johnson' Members of the Board Wm Miller John Lorenson Walter Smith Elijah' Lattimore Englebeck Charles Datr Peet Andrews Van Renselner Harmon Bredbeck i MEBTIXO OF THE EXECUTIVE BOAHD The following waa the Samuel Gill Secretary and J' Sylvester Treasore of the Society -Moved and carried aa follows: 1st That a Committee of three bo appointed to see what can he raised in this town for the purpose of defraying the expenses of refitting the fair ground 2nd That this Committee report to the next meeting 3rd -That the members of this Committee be Constituted the Executive Committee of the Board 4th That the Secretary furnish the iroceedinga pf this meeting to the Usios and News for publication' Adjonrned to meet on Saturday August 6th 1870 JAMES WONNELL Samuel Gill SecL r- i Ohlb' lilqHor Laws The growing interest in the supples? sion of the' liqnor traffic may be subserved by stating 'briefly what the laws nbw ta force prohibits 1- Every Bale of spirituous liquors on Sunday or on Election days 2 To buy for fnrnish Bell or give any intoxicating liquors to any person intoxicated or to a person ia the habit of getting intoxicated or to a minor withont the written order of the parent guardian or family phyrioian is for-biddeU 8 The sale or giving away of intoxicating liquors ih aay quantity to be drank bn or abont the premises- From this section is excepted native wine beer ale and ciderj but this exception docs not extend to the otTier cases 4 The sale of intoxicating liquors within fork-miles of a camp meeting or other religions meeting held in an epea field or Yrood land The praalties pre ecribed under these several beads jray from $5 to 9100 and in some cases prisonment from1 tea to' thirty days 5 Tippling houses may he declared nuisances and closed ig! Persons intoxicated may be fined 85 1 7 Families deprived oftnppori by tlie sale to the husband of intoxicating liquors may have 'damages in civil action against the party making the sate' 7-j i 8 Persons taking care of and pro viding for intoxicated persons may recover compensation against the party fnrniahiag the liquor "I-? V-HBETI3bPS-' SLOANir'' Stable and DrT JLr GikmU ReadyH(Hie OioUiiiigJjata i Cana Hrd warei Onickery Bout jShmillnPbrt Clinton Ohio i I i -I5-" GLEAVHG8 A benevolent old gentleman' in St Louis has established ten oent faro bank for the poor: A Georgia town is ao healthy that it is going to cut cp i to cemetery into building lots On'an Indiana railroad train recently the conductor announced fifteen minutes for divorces A Columbm-dry goods clerk eloped with the wif- of a news dealer a few days since-' The cooks aad servant girl in Colorado get no less than from 825 -to 850 a month and board i A widower was recently rejected by a damsel who waut affections that had been A French paper asserts that seven per cent of the lunatics are made so by hair-dyes An exchange has heard of a hen which was found aftera three 1 search in the back psrtof a hardware store trying to hatch ont a dozen porcelain door-knobs A dead baby was found in the streets of Philadelphia wrapped up in a copy of the Doings When people get in sach a villainous publication as that it is time they died A Western paper announces the illness Of its editor pionsly good paying subscribers are requested to mention him in their prayers The other need not as the prayers of the wicked avail nothing according to gated During the past year fully three handled thousand Germans from the different portions of Austria Bavaria Prussia and Baden sought a refuge in this country against one hundred and ten thousand during the year previous A New Hampshire farmer wanted a farm hand and was applied to by an Irishman who wanted to work The farmer objected to engaging Pat because two Irishmen previously in bis employ had died on his hands you object to 'hiring me for that -do ye said Pat can bring you recommendations from many a place Where I have worked that I ne ver' play ed such a It now seems that Prussia in according the nomination of Leopold followed precisely an example set by France In 1866 on the eve of the Anstro-Prussian war Prince Charles a brother of Leopold accepted the crown of Roumania at the personal request of Napoleon without consulting Prussia or any other nation Now because Leopold Joes exactly the same thing Napoleon declares war ngairist Prussia The most popular side The shady side A hah in Indiana has been knocked down by a thunderbolt in clear sky We should like -to know what he was doing in that clear sky Ah Iowa widow' only one hundred and fifteen years old has inveigled into matrimony an unthinking youth of fifty-five One hundred thousand 'pounds of cheese are! sometimes shipped from the little depot at Wellington Lorain county la one day 1 A very severe battle was fought last week between a herd of swino anil a den of rattlesnakes on a farm near Columbus The former were victorious It is said that a dozen lives per day are lost by trying to kindle fires by pouring coal oil on try it unless yon want the undertaker to Some people are famous for things bnt we havu't met any one who keeps tip their reputation oa the present state of the weather A monkey belonging to show escaped from its cage atBucyrus ran up the street to Mr boose coolly went into the pantry selected the most promising pie sad immediately clambered up the side of the house to thtop of-the roof to enjoy a square meal without molestation AM Between the 8 second volume of this valuable work by Hon A Stephens will scon be issued by the Nationnl Publishing Cot of Cincinnati As it Is sold exclusively by subscription Agents are wanted to canvass for it Every person should have a copy of this excellent work The best of inducements are now offered to Agents Revenge The noblest revenge we can take npon our enemies is to do them akindneBsj for to return malice for malice arid injury for injury Will afford but temporary gratification to our evil passions and our enemies jinrill be rendered thfi more bitter against us But to teke the first opportunity of showing them how superior we are to them by doing thein a kindness' or by tondering them a service the sting of reproach will enter deeply toto their soul and while onto us it will be ooble retaliation onr triumph Will npt unfrequently be rendered complete not only by blotting out die malice that had otherwise stood against us but by bring ing repentant hearts to offer themselves at the shrine of friendship Jf yon want to sell yourgoods advertise them There is nothing like using printers ink freely WASIIING-MACniXE LATELY HUCH SXD TUB HEW A CLOTHES WRINGER! Improved with Potent Double Cog- wheels and the relent 'Stdp and now uh- questionably for superior to any apparatus for washing clothes ever Invented and wilt aave their cote twice a year by saving-labor anddotw flrTlwewbo bare need them gives tedte' mony aa foOowK We libs oar ttaebino much could not bo penusded to do without it and withtlia aid of Duty wo fid that we are masters of the! Scott Bishop Chureb Sheriff's7 Sale of Real Estate Carolina Smith Peter JR Ajidimra et at BY Tirttie of Yondi order ofaalfe foaoed by tho Court of Common Plaaa of Ottawa cnnntY and to mo directed- and -delirered I will offer Sir sole' at the door of the Chart Hooea in Port Clinton on Wednesday August 511 A Di 1 870 one o'clock lljfuid day the following described Real Estate to-wit: -Situated in Catawba Inland township Ottawa county Ohio and bring fifty-four acres and forty hundredth of an acre in the third aection formerly Van Renadaer now Catawba Inland township being all the Went part that liea Wat or the county road running' through a tract of land skid tract bring tha Souih ninety -acre of lot number six containing sixty-four acre and fifty-bund red tliaofan acre excepting ten acres of South tract formerly sold to Aam tfooa of Sandusky city Brio county Ohio Appraised at Taken as the property of Peter Andrews' and othera by virtue of said Vend! order of ale iu favor of said Caroline Smith JOHN MITCHELL Sheriff Saasirr'a Qrncu Port Clrntoii thie S6th day uf sly A f4-6W XJESGAIi NOTICE James Law lor and Mary-'F Lawlor of the 8tat of Kansas will take notice that Wilheliniue roach and rederich roach the County of Ottawa State of Ohio did tlieSOlh day qf July 1870 file their petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Ottawa County State of Ohio agajnat said Janies 'Lawlor Mary Lawlor Abraham Spade David Day David Nellis James Martid: Joel Moore and William Earl defimdantee setting forth that tho said Jamba Lawlou gave a mortgage to the aaid illiam Eari on1 kit number thirty-one in block number one hundred and twenty in the village of Oak Harbor Ottawa County Ohio to secure the payment of a certain' note to the amount of 8300 and interest together with divers other notes referred to in said mortgnge amounting in all to- $1000 with interest from the 12th day of March 1869 and whieh Niid firat mentioned' note of 1300 was sold and transferred by the aaid William Earl to the said ilhelraine roach and that since the giving of aaid mortgage the other defendant claims soma interest in the aaid lands under the mid James Lawlor and Mary Lawlor and praying that aaid liens may bo ai'juatod accenting to their priority the said James Lawlor may pay aaid sum now claimed to he due with interest from March I2ih 1869 and that the aaid premises may be sold to pay the seine and the other liens scconiing Uf their priorities and tho aaid James Lawlor and Mary Lawlor are notified that they are required to appear anil answer said petition on or before the 54th day of September 1870 W1LHELMINE FROSCH July 27th 1S70 24-6w FARM FOR BALE- The undersigned offers at private sale his farm situated in (Erie Township Ottawa Goi'nty Ohio containing Two Hundred und Two Acres of good lend One Hundred andTweuty Acres of which is under cultivation ill sell all or part Terms reasonable For further particulars inquire at the premises or address ROBERT MEAGHEM I9w3 Port Clinton Ohio $15 GOOD AS GOLD $20 BUY THE ONLY GENUINE IMPROVED GOLD WATCHES MANUFACTURED BY TlOllWATM They are all tho beet make Hunting Cnara finely chaiwd look and wear like fine gold and are equal in appearance to the hot gold watehes usually eunUagGtAOi Full Jeweled Levers and siaesat 15 each Of-OUR DOUBLE EXTRA -REFINED Solid Oroide Gold Hunting Caned Full Jeweled Levers are equal to 3966 Gold Watches Regulated and Guaranteed-to keep correct lime and wear and not tarnish with Extra Fine Cases at (SB each No Roney is required In Advance! We send by Express anywhere within the United States payable agent on delivery with the privilege to open end examine before paid for and if net satisfactory returned by paying the Express -chaiea Tlares where express cannot (ielivar gooda will be sent by mail as itegietered Package prepaid by sending cash in advance: S3T An Agent sending for Six Watches gets an Extra Watch Fre making Seven 815 Watches for 890f or Seven 820 Watches for 812 Off ALSO EliEGANT OROIDE GOLD ClIAIXiMytif latest and mote costly styles for Ladies and Gentlemen from to 10 inches long at $2 £4 and £3 each sent with watches at lowest wholesale prices' Old Golo sap Stsvfea taken in exchange and (lie highest market price allowed 8tete plainly the kind and pnee of goods required and avoid all bogu concerns by ordering only from THE OROIDE WATCH COi 148 Fallon St New York 9-81 84880981 HOW LOST HOW RESTORED net published a new edition of Da Celebrated Essay on the radical cute without medicine of Rpermalorrhaa Seminal Weakness involuntary Seminal Lames Impotgocy Mental and Physical Incapacity Impediments to Marriage tee also Consumption Epilepsy and Fits induced by self-indulgence or sexual extravagance -1 fry Price-in sealed envelope only 6 cents The celebrated author in this admirable emay clearly demonstrates item a thirty slirrmifiil practice that the alarming consequences of self-abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous use of internal tnedicine or the application of tho knife pointing out a mode of euro at one simple certain and effectual by-means of which entry sufferer no matter what Ais Condition may bo may euro huusslx cheaply private and radically yTiiia Lecture should he In the hands every youth and every man in the land Sent under and ins plain envelope to any address postpaid on receipt of aik cents or two noteage teamb Alro Df Cklverwell'a -Marriage Guide price 85 Ceuta Address the Publishers CHAN 'KLINE A 60 187 Bowery New York Post-Office Vox 4566' vhitLly AGENTS WANTED (male ob Female) Fob I WOMAN: Advice to the Maiden Wife aad Mother Dy Dr Karans Chief of Clinic of Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia Price $2jOO trees purs hook Discusses topics of vital importance to every Woman The mote sals-hie book of tho day Tkhtyfire Thoosaad Copies Seld Already! Recommended by Surgeon General A Hammond Heiify Ward Beedier and heats of othor eminent physicians and clergymen Terms most liberal Send for circulars testimonials Address HANNAFORD I tlOPut lisliers 117 West Fourth St Cinclanlti emrRead all our advertisements new and I in as is T5r FRIDAT JULT 2g l870- BBIEF MENTION Thx qaeation of the iste yoU had jrotit censbtahen 'Tks' rains of the past day or two have befen 4mte refreshing Fishixg is said to the rivet just now We have had showers within th last few days I': Avotheb war Vvith Tntlrey is at hand next Thanksgiving day The corn inthis section looks thrifty and promises an abnndail harvest Toe Chronicle is now the very best 1 (- paper published in Cincinnati Sever al houses- in Sandusky Were struck by lightning bn Tuesday- The Union Schools for the Sommer 1 1 term will close on Friday August 5th iTna lightning has -been cutting up sorts of' strange freaks in the rural itricts this week 1 Tee poorest man in these stirring times is the man who is too poor to takqbis'local newspaper Pbofeee farmers swore some in connection with the damp weather this week They'had better dry up We will send 'the Ottawa Cocxtt UxioW to all New Subscribers until the i5th of October for Forty Cents Hanging a thermometer in an ice-honse to test the1 degree of heat the It turns out that the woman who hasn't spoken to her husband- for twen1 ty "years never had one to speak to Babhet acobs lias gone east after a fresh supply of goods Lookout for something nice at his store neit week We notice seireial hew sidewalks about town and a large number that need repairing! The Commerdhl says 23975Q0 feet of pine lumber arrived in Toledo by Lake on Monday 'Thebe is to lie h'Baso Ball Tonrna ment at Fremont next Tuesday' Prizes of05O 82O and ball arid bat are offered i Vi" Eveby voter in Ottawa county who a hot Tegular subscriber ought to take the Ukiox daring the campaign The simplest and best -remedy for chicken cholera consist watering them in ironverielS A beries of important cdncatbnal meetings will be beld at Cleveland from the lSth to the 19th of Angus tv How to enjoy anice eruxbrecing day at the lakeshore Get on board a deasure boat and let her bag the shore Eveby subscriber to the JJmox should get bis neighbor to take it for the campaign A siort line raflroadla to be built rom -Dayton to Cincinnati It is ex iccted that the road will be completed within a year The principal occupation of the of the perjodis said to bo to' sit at the window and watch iWr the 1 i -'-The mmhbers qf-the Union Schools of this place intend to give a -Basket Pic-Nic oh SatnrdayAugust 6th in A cordial invitation ia extended ip the public -We mean the practical joke played on oar friend the other evening at the supper by presenting him jvith a disk of butter with a spoon in it in 'lieu of ice cream Oh girls 1 Hoy covid yon? At Cincinnati a 'fjnr days ago a gentleman Went in- swimming and the 1 1 ji beys stole his'claithes which compelled him to walk homo 1 through a thickly populated street dressed 'only in an nmbrella aed a chcw of tobacco 1 Oh WeJnesday morning of last wedc i sneak thief eatered Wm hard ward store at Elmore- aad sne-ceodia carrying off eighty dollars in greenbacks The thief is still atiaige and no doubt belongs in that village TUe gallant editor of the Fremont Democratic Jfetnenger is sound on the repudiation question Van says it will hever take place ih this country and Van is correct fqr oace nb matter who told him We mention to you any more Van The Juvenile Hook A Ladder Co of this place entertained their friends ilgood style last Tuesday eveitinat Hall by giving a grand supper which was well attended The tables Ware loadhd with all the delicacies oftfie season and everything passed off very pleasantly Bncoess to the Juveniles Ahoy Hubeb of this place tookjfad-yantage of absence last week and sent the Aries office a pitcher of lager beer When anybody hears of the aforesaid editor leaving town again they will plpkie let the fact be known It is not true that he followed a load of hay out of town' or that the Democratic Central Odmmittee sent him down to ObeHin on an electioneering tour I t-v 'i Hones racixo through the streets of our town isjtbe latest amusement The authorities should see to putting a stop to this foolish snd dangerous practice or warn parents to' keep their children off the 'streets Qn Tuewlay evening two fellows dashed through' Madison strMi to the lake at lightning spesd- racing thrmigh town i aaore dangerous than inside jrtKltlheteity: coarisient abtratimnbsing'fines here- 8 tovM Copper Brane Titi -1 and Hheet Inin Ware Tort Clinton i kindii of Toh Work -done On abort P' jBATTIN i' A T'E AiiEJl in Millinery and Fancy Gnqda 4 Dcesa waking deni an ahbK notice and at reasonable retea Stntiaif 'Ferry Street inns dom East or Janie Slngjjiara'a reaTdence: iLQAN: A TtOENET-ATrLAW Notary Fublic and Land 'Agent paid to thd oolleetiOn Vort Clinton 8 ONE THOUSAND SDBSCEIBEES WANTED FOR THE Ottawa Union! jpy We will send the Ottawa County Uhioh to any address from now until the 15 th oif October for the small sum of Forty Cents The Little Corporal Magazine August number of this beautiful juvenile comes to us greatly -enlarged and improved as well as finely illustrated The wonderfril growth of tills young Napoleon of the juveniles has been as surprising as it is interesting Its circulation has shot far ahead of that of any of its' competitors Its matter is entirely original and of a very high order The freshness and vivacity of its pages cause the eyes of all ouc young people to sparkle In its new improved form it is one of the horidspmest as it is the cheapest magazine' we have ever Been Childlike but not childish it rejoices the hearts of both parents and children alike The enterprising proprietors offer 8500 for a prize story Those interested can send twelve cents to the publishers Sewell Miller Chicago I1L for the August number of the Magazine which gives all particulars A-THE EUROPEAN MAIL: a Weekly Summary of News for North America Usual Contents Accidents Art and Science Births Marriages and Deaths Commercial Summary Correspondence Court Criminal Emigration Foreign and Colonial Gazette General Summary Imperial Parliament Ireland Latest Shipping Legal- Literary Market Reports Medical Mercantile Military Miscellaneous Music nnd the Drama Natural History Naval Obituary Political Prices Current Scotland Shipping and Freights Special American Notes Sporting Stocks and Shares Wills and Bequests Ac Ac Subscription payable in advance 17 4dpcr a nnumf in elusive qf postage Monthly Magazine Prompt to time comes Magazine for August freighted with a remarkable store' of good things in the shape of reading matter The opening article is an illustrated chapter on billiards then follows pictures of Havana and several engravings of interest to the general reader Among tho stories are two sea-yarns of the first quality several for lady readers two for children and tales of adventure and daring that all must like Dri the whole Magazine Is about the best and cheapest publication to be found in this or any other country for it is only 1150 per year or 15 cents single copy and is for sale at every periodical store in the United States Address Thomes A Boston Mass Whenever yon want to purchase anything take a look through the advertising columns of our paper You will be sure to find some enterprising dealer asking for your trade the very man you're after as liberal advertisers are always liberal dealers EvxaraobY reads the Union It goes everywhere and is therefore a first-class medium for advertising Business men please make a note of this fact Being your Sale Bills to this office if you want them got up in good style at low prices If yon have anything for sale advertise it POUT HAUttET Corrected Weekly by BabNzV Jacobs Flour per bU Whctt QOTIIa Oat Batter- Lari rillov Potato! HfeiAfl v11 Beflivit Green apple Dried apples Hides green gait per barrel Pelt 860700 i-so 75 50 15 15 16 8 Be is '30 75 10 6 50100J 50 5550 0' The OilRWR Count union par rear $2-00 at of on i 10 or of A i Cr1 wj keightley A and Lirinaed jf Uv 8 Claire' Agents Offieer-Slmorc OliuC Speeial attention given to collections cfall kiaae including bon nt joe and peiwioii WILCOX A TTOUSEY-AT-lIw rort A HlGRCfDEB' and Conne4Ior at Law and 'Notary Fobltei Fort GHirton Ohio nys' end ellivEeaIliBatate' Any' guanltty of goad land 03 city lata for rile It is worth one dollar a week in any Tribune In the laandryof my lunise there la's petual thanksgiving on Mondayh fur tho ia-' vent ion Rev Theodore Guyler Every week has given if s' stronger hold npon the affections of tlie -inmates tho UundryN Observer I heartily commend it to' eeonomirts of time msaey aad csirtentmeut Ker'ik Bellows -'-'I Fsibho Dorr Your hstimprerrment of your JVsshing Machine isaeompletooueeasa SMiure you our Machine aftera year's Use -is thought moipvuf to-day than ever' anil' yroald not no parted with under 8olon Robtnaon Your Waihing Machine has been Is daily use in our lanndre and the housekeeper ox presses herself as highly pleased with it It certainly aoeompHnbea a greater amount of work with lean labor and does not weae tlio clothes rir -ao motel as the old fiuAioaeii wash-boards By nteag Jt one teandrere" ia dispensed Wm Round Super- -intendent 'of Inant Depart cut of 6t Nuncry New York City hare had ene'of the Untrerml Wringers tnv house and at has been used every week forever fire yean snd is now Us good now I here also hud a Doty Washer for some three yean which we use every week and could not easily got along wKLrat It as good as ever ana will late years -E Vsit JEea Editor of Item Ke-pulJican HamiTtonNw York The New York Weekly TrihtarietaT December 15 1869 is answer to a correspondent saves Washer Ihereisnenelobeceu- pared with DotyV PBICBfo-A FA1B OPFEB 4 If tho HdchMits in yont place will not (tipihlier send for Uie Machines send eat heL retail price Wanber fit Extra Wringer and we will forward either or both mac him a free of freight to places where no one Unlit Ing aad so sure are Wa they will he IJkcd that we agm to refund the money If aay one i wishes to return tbs machines free of height after a ntosth's trial accmding todteaationa No husband father or brother shoo Id m-' tTihe drudgery of washing whW tho hands fifty-two days In the year whenit can bo don bsUtir Mora expedition! with tee Inbur and no tnfoiy to lit gaRBCiiOv-by a tfoty Ctetnsq Washer apA A' Uiiisureali -Wringer per Sabi by flealere gensrallyiTwhotai liberal discounts are cakg BROWKIN(3t 32 CorfclsndbSICf Kaw iTorkl' a -'ji 1 THE BEST 1STHET CHEAPESTI BECKPaSBSmTS rIC -f A ERAEMER --''i'A TTORNKF' and'Couheellorat Law Oah'BorboTy Oltswa County V- fkio WBTuitnptiytteato alljbrtaineaa in Crusted tobiscare' -J'- J2AMcKUSnSQX HAVING permaueivtlylocated Oak Berbor Okio desires the mtrenage oi the eoiamunity "TV C'- 'KEECUvrr- DEALER tn Bkts Cape and Fore also Hides and Skins1 rWool Sheep Pelts -J 1 PbsnixBlock Ac Water- -jSandiiiQtyi Ohio I lf hi EHB nDBBARD CO XJETHOLES Af and Retail dedieks in i Vf Pine Lurabef Lath A SbiagleeJ vAll orderawill receive promptattentian '4T)ffice 81 Water Sandusky sr HiTnsrt-w reaaenable term'' Center ef Wolt'r fiiack Saiidqeky Okfoi -I I ANEniCAKTEiGLE HOTEL fipNf rraprMore Qlyde Ohio The location of this House iinkaa it Qw noat desirable laca to Ston at id Clyde The tables are alwaya wipplied 'With the very beet in the market Utah of ymllhourit-i'v SOOTT58 AMERIC4ir corner of Water -and Wayne Streets Sandusky Ohioj Voltaixr Scrt ftopdeter 5-9 A BBI6AT HOIJSE CleTeland 'I''jflL Ohio- JFAOSS10LUQLOW rroprlrfoiV'i ji: j'sf- r-'vWJ -('-I 1IIOU8E TGeho YY ANSON KOGEUS Proprietor HeuaS ia yrithina isw steps of the Depof No pains wilVbO'Spsired to make Euesta enm- j-' fi-9 Making Newspapers I Every dolumn of a newspaper cop-tains from five to twenty thousand distinct pieces of metal- according to the size of the type The displacement -of a single one -makes an error Is it any wonder that errors occur! In large offices professional proofreaders are kept whose practiced eyes passing twice over every line of proof detect most of the errors a boy kept for that purpose) at the same time reading the copy aloud Still mistakes are frequently found after coming through such brands and probably no newspaper or book was ever published without errors tliat might be detected by the merest novice In book pointing it is estimated that proofreading costs one-quarter as inuch( as the composition In country offices the editor has generally to be his own foremanjob printers book-keeper and almost everything else and if the care hud to be exer- cised that is deemed indispensable on books' the country newspaper could not publish at all because of the expense A Human Body arid the Hour Of Seat yourself at a table Attach a piece of metal (say a shilling) to a thread Having placed your elbow oh a table hold the thread between the points of the thumb and forefinger and allow the shilling to hang in the centre of a glass tumbler The pulse will immediately cause the shilling to vibrate like a pendulum and the vibration will increase until the shilling strikes the sides of the glass and suppose the time of the experiment be st the hour of 7 or half past 7 thrf pendulum will -strike the glqss seven times and then lose its momentum and return to the centre if you hold the thread a sufficient length of time the effect will be repeated but not until a sufficient length of time has elapsed to Convince yon that the experiment is complete We need not add that the thread must be held with a fteady hand otherwise the vibrating motipn would be contracted At whatever hour of the day br night the experiment ia made the co- incidence wlllbc awne HOTELr Cier IV qrapt and State 8 ts Fremont Ohio Faaseiteera earried to and from the Honae rsxxw charge SB ELDING i JLi XO RE XlblJS bAY Proprietor Elmore Ohio No pains will he spared to make ttoeaU comfortable ThoHuqaaia within sfewatepaofthe Depot Horse and Bujgiea kept insounection With r- tHe House- i -w A irnniMAVi fNATran Oak New -Wheat Floub the first of the seasonfrom A MEisenhour new mill at Elmore was sent ua on Tuesday If the Elmore mill does Bach work as the flour sent us it is no wonder that the Elmore ladies are- always happy We pronounce 'the flour splendid end much better than we have been able to get in a great while The CoCXciL have directed the Marshal to serve notices oh property holders to fix sidewalks We think the people of the (Since-nr6 justified in not fixing sidewalks when 10 i to 20 horses are running over them all the time If the Council will do their duty the people wont growl about fixing sidewalks two or three times nyear- -1 1 -Tee slang expression is Scotch and is a synonym of the Latin He is dour in the is the full expression MARKET fTtHB cntesfiugnsd would irsneel folly JL bna the citiams af Port Clinton that tMrMafttt wW he open tor their acremmo-del ion vs ToesdSya Wednesdays and ThsCutets 11 Also Sxtnrday jevenings withotrt foil for post ferora tley asRrit aduntlcuanbeofths BECX A POSKETT Fori CBntoa Jons 4 U69 1UEH10AN HOUSE Buhoi il Ohio AiaiiM Brspa Proprietor Good aeeommodations furnished the travel-1 jnff pnblie for both man and beast Persoas Ibafdesire ky applieation to the proprietor be carried id lnJ peitpftba conuty rflprietor IVEIt liblWEftNP river bridga Alex old atanM KLEFy gl(3S ARDSON Proprietor Proprietor XAltD FOR SAIEVV I HAVE acres et vr timbered Land Fanes iC (talsm Chnoll and Benton Town- RR-whieh I willasll i qoastitica te a- psrebaamu at ireabterrteea and on oasr terns -'-A und '-r7 bT batekiinpe ppmbeAd hf "Mr Bicbnrd-ou bashemaoiiqihEelF ippettadypppMA1 and rSfttt-aialiedaodle now facafseHent pan i dilion for th accomtmtdaUon of poraons visit i Port Clinton Day and week board? ton 5 uajnavBRDaiu- 'J oldyon will find aomtebing to your ad- lysoir rariUe Vv so doior Oak Harbor O- Anjest T---r t- "'-'r--' r--' -1T r-r- half-Wittedr -4 i 1 i' 5 i it.