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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-06-03
LITTLE NORA-BFLLE.
A Beautiful Lyric.

CTherc are some songs and poems that
never grow old, but retain their freshness
and sparkle through all the changing years.
Such a song Is the one that follows written
many years ago by Mr.. joel &, Harris,
formerly. Of the Savannah Morning News,
and poet Of more than ordinary merit. In
this siustance his poetic inspiration was
quickened by one of ..the sweetest little
fairies that ever made q I'd fond mothers
heart, or brought joy TO a happy home
circle.1
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-06-03
Manhood: How Lost. How Restored.

AanQooQ' low LOSt, E4OW A5SIOTeQ.
Just published, new edition of DIR. Culver
wells Celebrated ESSityaOu the radical cure
(without medicine) Of PpermatorrhUa OF Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, impotcncy,
Mental ami phNical IucaPlrity, lmpcimcnts to
marriage, etc, also Consumption, Epilepsy and fits
induced by self indulgence or sexual eNtTiVagaHce.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years success
ul practice, that the aiarFsing eoscqu Of self
abuse may be radically cured without the DANGER
use of internal medicine the application Of
the knife; pointing out mode Of at once SIM
pie, certain and eilectua by means Of which every
sufferer, matter hat his condition may he ma
cure himself cheaPly, privately and radically.
Rs This lecture should be in the hands of every
man ia the land. Sent under seal i'm plain envei-
upc, To any address, Post-Iaid ON receipt OF six
cents or two pos age STAMPS.
Address the Publishers,
TIE CJ'LTER MEDICAL co.
Il Ann St, New YUrk, y. Y; Post office hvS. 1855
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-06-03
BOLIVAR BULLETIN.
TEFws q ArVEFr.sls-e.

Cnc square Of eiaf lines. Il % Tor the r~t inser
sia anl :. ae..ts L.r c--h .-,.--.renL iUeertion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
WINDSOR.

MeSSrs. EditorS:- Refreshing rains have
come at length, and wheat begins to take
on living green and to give early prom
lse fpT the future harvest.
Jacob Bash the champion stone breaker,
made break at Stewards quarry the Other
day The dimensions of the stone, were
1856 feet in length, 10 feet wide and 20 in,
ches thick.
four Diabolus thinks that big one--i
e, q biz stone-Ed,l
4his quarry is a place of curiosily-sc
many men at wark--aRd the ponderou,
engine running two deTicks which lift the
heavy stones from their beds and place
them upon the wagons, or piling them uI
for future use. The top sheet, or layer, 81
far as has been stripped, is as smooth as III
had been secured off and rubbed down
Straight parallel lines run through it in q
north and south course. The lines of somi
process of this description are plain. ThO
! quarry is place of business, and Stewart
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

On Friday morning an accident OC-
Cured at the farm Of j. J.. WilooE, near
North Center, which came near resulting
in the death of our well-known citizen,
NJ. b. Heath, who was engaged at the
time in baling hay at the barn. Itappears
that Mr.. Heath after going to the engine,
which was in the yard, and looking to the
fire, returned TO the barn and proceeded
to oil the press, it being then in motion.
Putting his left arm in where he desired
to put the pil, the Gegs caught in the sleeve
of his blouse and drew his arm in further
and further with each revolution, the cOgs
grinding the flesh from his arm at point
Just above the elbow at every turn. As
his arm was drawn in his head was
brought in contact with the balance wheel
of the press, which ground Of his SCALP
as it reVolved till the skull was laid bare
All this was the work of but few mo.
ments. George Heath, a son, shut off the
steam and aide by Austin Shaw, one of
the hands, showed off the belt from the
balance wheel Of the press, and Mr.. Heath
was released. The flesh was not only
ground from his arm nearly to the bone,
but an artery was also severed, and he was
in immediate danger Of bleeding to death
Mr.. Wilcox, with ready presence Of mind,
put a strap around the arm above the
wound twisted it tightly and thus stayed
the flow of blood. A physician was called
in haste, who put the wounded man in the
best shape possible, and he was removed
to his home. 4 young man by the name
of William Babcock was on tie hay 'mow
when Mr.. Heath was first caught in. the
cogs, and jumped down to render assist
ance He staggered against the balance
wheel as he struck, and was thrown seV.
eral fOoF by ths m9Hon IF the wheel, and
suffered gn ugly scalp wound He was
knocked insensible and lay in such q con,
ditiOn for more than one hour, The young
man is about again and will he ali Nght
after due time, Mr., Heath was yesterday
as comfortable rs could be expected, and
Though terribly injured will, it is thought,
recover Genera Times.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
COUNTY NEWS.
sAYBROOK.

Rev. @. j. Bliss has been returned here
by Conference, and will also supply North
Geneva every Sunday r. NJ.
Miss. Angeline Branch is visiting friends
in Licking County Ohio
The annual meeting Of the Ashlabuln
Go. g. r. Union will be held at Snybrook
on Tuesday, Nov. lGlb,
The second quarterly meeting Tor the
current year Of the w. G. T.. Union Of Ash
tnbula Go will he held at Saybrook on We'd
nesday, Nov. l7th. This arrangement Of
the meetings by the Presidents Of the two
societies had Two objects in view: the hold
ing Of both meetings during the fun moon,
10 insure good attendance at tho evening
sessions, aud also to accommodate friends
from adjoining towns giving them n chance
TO attend both by staying over from the
first meeting. Due notice will DO given by
the proper officers Of the two societies.
We look for good delegations from Ashta-
bula aud Geneva ut those meetings.
A good many Garfield and Hancock poles
have been raised in this township by young
Americans, and political matters have
| reached fever heat among the children Of
a larger growth, and The indications arc
that full vote will he poIled the l2lh.
Oct 4th. 1880. J. J.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

There was u special meeting Of the
Council on last week Thursday evening
all members were present except Mcssrs.
Call and Hancock Arcsolution was duly
adopted providing for the collection Of
delinquent sidewalk bills.
The Clerk was directed to notify Mr..
Seth Wells to return the spring water on
Mill Hill to its proper channel, as the vii
lage now has "A deed Of the water privilege
and right to ditch through the adjoining
property
The Clerk was directed to draw an order
for. s. in favor Of Carso Crane, in pay
ment Of the above named water privilege.
The Marshal was directed u see that
the lumber ON the north side Of Sherman
street is promptly removed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08

AANNA NNN AlmoNs
The Hancock and English Club of ge
neva held a temperance meeting Saturday
evening at their rooms In Mungcr's Block.
During the heavy brow last week the
foremost Of the wrecked Jane Bell went
over, splitting the Prov and breaking nm
what remained Of It pretty efTectually
What there Is left Of the ill-fatcd craft Is
now under wator, and held fast by the iron
ore.
Mr. lothian Williams died at his home
in Eagleville, on Saturday, 18th inst. aged
~ years. He was a brOther.in.law OF ID
Ihorp, Of this village, and came TO Ash.
tabula county at a very early day, doing
about his first work In the country in the
service Of the old Ashtabula pioneer.
Anan Harmon
Mr.. &. G. Gleason hands us n memento
OF the crazy political campaign Of 1910,
IN the shape of the popular song book of
the year called, The Log Cabin Song.
ster." 1t is a good reminder of the song.
hard cider and Coon.skin boom of that
memorable campaign, the like of which
the country will never see again, and new
er ought to. The age Of passion 10 gone
by, and men must hencefOrth he sway
ed by reason.
1t would be refreshing to see the Demo
cratic party swayed by any consideration
Of reason
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
FIRE IN sAYBRoOK.

On Thursday, Sept 23d, while Mr.. Geo.
Seamens and wife of saybroOk, were at
the County Fair his corn barn took fire,
probably from passing train, II being
near the track, and burned up, together
with the contents, consisting of wheat,
corn, corn.sheller and carpenters tool.
Mrs. Forbes, a neighboE discovered the
fire and gave the alarm, but too late to
save the building The dwelling house
was in danger, being clpse TO the corn
barn, and the peigAhpFs who had gathared
in the mean time worked with desperate
energy to save the hQgse, To each and
all of them Mr.. and Seamens tender WaFm
thanks. The loss on barn and contents,
amounting to something like 5000, is a
dead loss, there being no insurance.
Geneva Times.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
ORWELL

A trip to Orwell on Saturday last
brought us into the society Of the editor
Of the Sentinel and Hon. j. b. Burrows,
Of Painesyille. Both these gentlemen be-
ing bound for the same place with US
Mr.. Howells was on business connected
with the lay out Of campaign work, while
Mr.. Burrows was billed for speech at
Orwell, in the evening. There was tacit
agreement to make Stones Hotel head.
quarters. The leading Republicans of
the town called and paid their respects to
the speaker Of the evening Landlord
Stone was in his best mood and made his
distinguished guests as comfortable as pos.
sible.
While dinner was being made ready
we took turn about town, and found
the chief attraction-after taking due
thought for the evening speech-seemed
to he tho new town hall, the walls of
which were about being made ready for
the roof, under contract with Brake &
Mcmillan Of Ashtabua. These gentle
men had taken the contract for the COM
pletiOn Of both masonry and wood work
The woodwork had been relet to Mr.. L.
Paine of Orwell. General satisfaction
with the material and workmanship OF
the walls was expressed. The roof would
be in place the present week, and Mr..
Paine expects TO push along the work to
have no delay about the plqstering, in the
hope of finishing the building by the first
Of December, The hall causes no disap-
pointment to the just pride of the citizens
Landlord Stone has planted set of hay
scales in front of his house and put up
new sign Of commendabe taste, and Civ
ing good effect to the surroundings.
peVQe's tact and enterprise is seen in
the trade which he has built up and re-
tains His business qualities are of more
than common range. The only compe
tition that Mr.. Devoe has is that of Myers
s. Polsky, who seem to he enjoying their
full share of trade.
Mr.. H. W. Stone has very pleasant
and neat establishment for the accommo-
dation of his drug business and the post
office. His attention and competency in
these departments is well rewarded, and
Ward is the favorite Of the community,
and never haggles az extending to all the
utmost accommodation.
We are indebted to Mr. Olds of the
hack line for attention. He keeps good
team and seems to haYe a very adequate
idea of the Importance Of editors and
slqmp speakers. His heart always beats
on the right side
Several new houses are either going up
Or just finished giving evidence of growth.
Among the manufactures Of Orwell we
noticed that the freight house was slowed
with axe helvcs, of the best make, direct.
ed over a wide extent Of country mainly
to Michigan, where the supplies of suit
able timber must be much more numerous
than here,
Orwell has good claRa Of citizens, q
good soil and qhqws pnmistakeqble signs
OE ourpSe
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION.

The excursion to the Pittsburgh Exposi-
tion over the Ashtabula & Pittsburg Ry.
on Tuesday last was II most enjoyable oc-
cassion. Tne train entered Allegheny
about II o'clock, and was com.
posed Of seven cars well filled with ex
cursionists and drawn by locomotive No.
1926, Alex Galloway engineer, the same
that drew the Grant special 50 rapidly
from Warren to Ashtabula. The excur-
sionists enjoyed themselves visiting the
great Pittsburg Exposition and 9th er
places Of interest in and about Pittsburgh
and Allegheny and started on the return
trip at 1890 p. m. reaching Ashtabula
about 3 80 Il. III. The Exposition closes
tomorrow
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
ORWELL

Eds. 7eL:-Our citizens we're treated
with some rich truths from the eloquent
lips Of our friends. Lamp,on and Burrows,
Saturday evening last. Their arguments
were presented to the people in such man.
mar as made a lasting impressions. Our
township will respond to the call, and vote
for the standard. bearer Of the noble Re-
publican party.
Robl. Crane, Of Greene. /. expected to
address the Garfield and Arthur Club on
Saturday evening Of this week.
Prof. Hamilton Of Windsor passed
through here yesterday, on his return
from his summer campaign. Our old vet
eran Snowman, NJ. NJ. Hilliard, is expected
the 18th Of this month Will winter in
Orwell.
The town hall is looming up, and the ex-
ecution Of the brick work under the man
agement Of Messrs. Brake & Mcmillan
show that they are workman, and compe-
tent to do all work in that line. The peo.
pie Of Orwell have reasons to be proud Of
such a structure.
Our friend DR.. f. F. Little has taken a
partner in his business, this time a wife,
Success to him, and, by the way, we are
willing to say that he cannot be excelled as
an operator in his line He now has full
apparatus for administering vitaized air,
and you can rest in peace while he is quiet
ly removing those old troublesome teeth.
Call and see hm-ofiice over post office.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
KINGSVILLE,

ILafter reading K's letter in the last week S
lsaqe Of the Ns,eS, any one can tell to what
political party he belongs, that one must
receive credit for having better insight
into human nature, than usually falls to
the common lot of man.
During the war of the rebellion X served
with distinction on the republican side of
the fence; but when he Rukes such stute-
ments as those alluded to, we must take
issue with him, He says that republicans
will not spend cent for democratic pa
pers." Now that is a misstatement. Fol
every democrat he will find in this town
who takes a republican paper, we will find
two republicans who take democratic pa.
pers; not counting the Nelps wnioh is here
considered demoOratic, After stating that
he proposes to add two subscribers to the
Neips, for every one that stops it on account
Of its politics, and after telling about re
publicans being fed on partisan pap, and
other things in the same strain. he goes on
to praise the speech of Geo. Groot, ESQ.,,
OF Cleveland. Now, how any one car
praise that speech, and still uphold the
party that is committing the outr grs that
are enumerated in that speaGh, is m ,r' IaI
the average republican of this town car
comprehend, Friend X. you can not serve
two masters. IRON WOOD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
SAD ACCIDENT.

II. G. Frazier, young man employed at
Hulburt & Paige's Foundry, met with Il
terrible accident on Saturday forenoon, Of
last week. He was running planning ma
chine and had stepped up to the wlninW
at one end Of the planer, and was looking
out, and while in this position was caught
between the planning bar und the wall, aud
terribly crushed, the bar catching him just
above the hips. PaiaeSriHe Telegraph
Mr. E. II. Frazier of Ashtabula, his
brother received n telegram last Wednes-
day evening from Painesylle stating the
injured man was likely to die at my mo.
ment. He took the first train for Pdines-
villa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
DIED.

Is years.
PRNEY-In Jefferson, Sept. soth, Of diphtheria.
Don 9. only son Of 4. jay and Mary Pinney,
aged years.
MILLs-In Geneva Oct ID. Freddie F. son OF r.
b. and Mary J. Mills, aged year and months
HAwS-In Ashtabula, Both ult., Of diphtheria.
Mary Ellen, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. n Hawn.
aged 10 years,
PoRFER--In Dover, Cuyahoga Co, o., Sd inst.
Mrs. Sarah W. Porter, aged % years, eldest sis-
ter Of c. E. Williams Of saybfook
MAEN-In Ashtabula, let inst, Of typhoid pneu-
monia Rebecca F., widow Of VIM. Mann, in
her 7lst year.
WEBsTER-Iu Ashtabula, 3D. inst. Mr.. James
Webster, aged 30 years
CoNSoR-In Ashtabula, 9Th inst, killed by .he
cars, Mr.. Thomas COnnor,of Detroit, aged about
30 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
MARRIED.

y EIILEf9N-BUGBEE-ln Ashtabula Sept, goth
by the Rev. Hugh Bailey. Rector of sf petsr.
Gh9fch, Mr.. Albert II NettletOn and Miss Edith
+. Bu- bee, all Of Ashtabula.
MAaGT-B9SEEY-ln West Springfield. Oct. 9TH.
Dy he'r >. y. OsboTne. Henry A Marcy to Min
ME A. Bonney, both Of COnneaut.
Rev. o. 7. Wyman. Mr. Riou l. Clifford fG Nj
Alice Marsh both Of COnneaut
JoHssoN-PHLlPs-In FaifHove. Tuscola Co
Mich; on the 4tn alt, by Rev. r. VI Leecb MI
formerly Of Ashtabula 20 ''''
MI hLLLIER-CUTLER-In Romo. ID inst. by John j
Hoyt, j. P, Vim. John Hitler Of M5rSan Ia
Miss Nellie Cutler, Of Rome,
AgcKLE-AReHER-In Rock Creek. I'd inst. by
Rev. q. G. 1t. John, Mr. John W. Huckle Of
cleveland, N Mrs. Jane Archer Of Rock Creek.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
Ihe t.reate.tnemehr Knnmn

Dr. Kings New Discovery for ConsumptIop
" certainly the greatest medical remedy ever
placed within the reach Of suffering bii,nan.
IVY, thousands Of once hopeless sufferers.
npW loudly proclaim their praise for this
INeH. Not only does 10 positively cure CON
HuinpLloh, but Coughs, Colds, Asthma BrOu.
WiiIis, H5iaay Fever, Hoaneness and ali alice
, ,,D,ia ~ We W lhrOnt, lhest and Lungs Yield at
n'yy naslc: we DO not ask you 10 buy n large
Wg}!dt,e Wg!t nntll you know what you are getting.
~ W ~ LilieieIDfe earnestly request you to call on
Dntl.e .,.e Ipr Yen cents, which will convince the
uosL tkepttcal Of Us wonderful merits nml
a,inoW, yOn What regular one dollar size bot
~ WIII 10. fOr sale BY Gee a. Hnnera
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08


NovELTY.-A novel affair ip the form Of
an elegant car, 30 feet long, II feet wide
and Is feet high, filled with the products
of Minnesota, Dakota, Montana and Wash
ington, was drawn up to the L. S. station
on exhibition, on Monday evening, and re-
mained over until Tuesday at II a, IN.
Nothing could be mare aRftlY arranged
than the numerous commodities on eEhibi-
ton. Nearly 1000 little sheaves OF wheat,
oats, barley, rye, &c., were grouped in
beautiful and graceful designs and effect
over the whole surface Of the ceiling.
Grasses-g8 varieties-and grains showing
the length of stalks covered the sides, and
grain in berry filed a pyramid of glass
jars, with numerous and mopstrous Vege-
tables, Allied tho 0oPneps and the floor along
the sides. Woods in all their variety Of
fiber and grain, were compaclly placed,
with minerals from Montana and the
Black Hills OF Dakota Curiositles, also
petrhcations and steroseopic views of the
Yellow Stone region made UP the compile
mept. This novel fair goes through the
East to St. Adams, VT, to Montreal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
ATTENTION CAVALRY.

All members Of the Ashtabula Garfield
Mounted Torch Light Company are here.
by ordered to meet at the Spring street
Armory, mounted and IN full uniform on
Saturday evening. October Dth, at
o'clock-sharp. Let every member be
present, and any persons wishing to join
the company can do 50 at this time.
The Plymouth and Kingsyille compan-
les are expected to join the parade.
COMMANDANT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08

Mr., George B. Paiue, foTmer!F AZ this
place, who has been with bingham y Co.,,
CLEVELAND, since Aug. Ist, 1873, has recent,
ly established himself in business in Ash
tsbula, with Stiles Dodge. Of New Lyme, in
that county. The firm, Dodge & Paine,
have purchased the stock of the late firm
of George G. Hubbard & Co., and have
leased the old atand, 139 Main street, 90
cupyed by that firm for nearly half q cent
ury, We congratulate the people Of Ash
tabulR on the appessions Of Mr., Paine to
their business and social community.
They will find him very social gentleman,
a prompt business man, and in all respects
a valuable acquisition to their growing city
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08

Vile is bound ~ be- % place Of some con.
sequence stewart himself is q power. as
he puts his shoulder 10 the wheel, and be
never fails 10 fetch them.
Alfonso Olin is quite sick and under the
care Of DR.. POmroy lie has seen sorrow
aud ufliction and j. entitled 10 the sympa.
Thy and the sweet charities NJ life.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
AUsTINBURG.

Rev. Geo. Thompson, an early student
" g. X. H. gave one of his lectures on
Africa, here few days ago. His name is
familiar 10 many His lectures are inter.
esling 10 I'D aud young, as you no doubt
found at Ashtabuh. was child when
he was here some 20 yoars ago, but have a
keen recollection Of the reality which he
gave everything pertaining to life IN that
dirk lnnd