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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23
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6a6tntcr Ec~g.r, mcl6e3 sIpar blei6 mar,
aber liG So9 ni9t 10 libel ausndbm, rpic er
nod Dor menigcn Nusenblifen 9emeint
tutts, ba6 es ii@ alsnebmcn miIe.
Tenn cine ianfte Wdrme bate iein 9auses
Snnsres our9brungen, pel9eS lett einigen
Stuuben wie e~rfrOren 9eweicn mar. SIS
Dob ii9 cine 9ait uon ieinem 6er;en, cs trat
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surid. @tit ieOem Q~ugenblide wrrDe ibnl
FREEZER unb ireier; ibm warb gu Mutbe wie
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4es Mabl anridten lieB. Sang uno poll
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por, unS In Die 6lutben bieies Meeres ian:
Ten Die 0raben bes io9enannten S6loiiee
sinub unS purben nidt mebr seieben.
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f%unOcnc, raid @eliebte, fir bic wi9teit Gr:
tanute llno bann iebte er ii6 auf Den Stlbl
an Seniter, ouf Dem ie gu iiten piIe9te, mi
ber iie chen 6et trarri9en Srief an Der
@eiifli9en 9ei6riebcn bate, unO fO6t ba:
nit IN Der 2uft bin unb Der, frobli9 uie cir
Sumter, Der icinen eriten 0e9en erbalter
bat. Or i@ricb ni6t nit Der Sober aui
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einsn i@0nen S9u0rfel, aus 6 unb 3 9e
i6lun9en, uno freute iib iiber Die 9efdli9;
6orm oisier Su9itaben, unb nm Oieiclber
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elm treffi6er HamenSSu9 gu iein. Wutbie
rtef CT: llno mare iie uon &Gubern mn
Wt0roern entIproiIen, un6 wdre iie unite,
Dem 6o69cri9te geboren: ie bliebe bod
2iSbetb, unO bod miiroe iie mein!
- yvrrUrrt HpId1ieD uebmer
mill, 9ebe utbt in ibr i3immcr, Ioa0err
l9reibe an iic, obsIei3 aud oann mob
man6es Billet Serrihen weroen uno itatt
ses SiaetS Der 2iebenOe iib uuf ben @eg
ara3en m0@te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23
Sin &amimamm.

Saus &iuer, Mioii.-0err Sioac g. 6art, GU.
periuteuoent Der .Sdrnoro W{'f'9 $50" perbau.
ten mir iolgeno. Wittbeilnn9: sd ge6raucbte
oas aus9eSet6nete Wtittel, ct. Sato6s Del bel
einem ldlueren Quiau BON RbelmatiSmlS in
meilem arn. Der Griol9 mar munoerbar.
ale S6mersen p~erIdnonoen uno mein qrm 1T
wieoer uollfonlmen bergeiteut."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23
Sir 3abl Der Sifel, welde I'M uOrioell

Yic Snbl 0cr Viitel, wel6e i'm pOri9eIi
@inter erle9t w%nrben, miro aui $4,000
geI9dbt. cSm 9e9emudrti9en &inter wirb
oieie 3iiier bel lSeitem ni6t errei6t wer.
Den. Die llriu6e lie9t in Der rai6en glbs
nsbme Der SiiiieI, Die uOrauSii6tli6 binnen
wenigen Sabren peri6winoen werben, pcun
bieies lpesiiii6 ameritanii6e Sa9otbier
ni6t bdusli6 geSiidtet miro. &as Don
ben Sbieren nod besrbenpeiie porbanoen,
iinbet lid bauptia6Ii6 Spii6en ben Slat
Sius unb 8lenoiue, am YelOwitone 6luis
le, ibrcm @eioeplate wdbrenO OeS letten
gSinters.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23
Sin 0einli6er.

Die n@lens 6aqs (N. 81 Sailp gteps",
brabte Dor Slriem folsenoe Correspondent; Srpi.
i9eil ben !oerreIl 9e9ett & Sui6 uro Jtep. Batter
Y. y. ct. Onge: yNertber 6err! @iiroen
Sie bic giite baben inns mit;utbeilen, uon mel
dem Srlol9e Die aupenourlg bes ct. Satobs
OelS, oas Sic bon ms ~fdliten, be9leitet ruar?"
rSerren Segett IL gulh. gSertbe Serren
Us II Don a~ns98etbneter 8irtung. g. u.
ct. Sn9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23
~: Gin 2ebrer. ~:

tSerr Froi. Qlireo 6. 6err, Rro. 515 on
Se6lte Strabe, Dem Oorf, iiberma6te unS iol.
9enoe Wittbcilnng: rSSGbreno meineS 9lfents
balteS III Cincinnati, lpuroe i6 pon eiuem i9pe.
ren anfall uon Rbsumatismls 6eiauen. S6
ma6te nit benz ct. SatobS Gel cinen Berlub.
Sas Helultat mar 10 ;uirieoeniteleuo, baB i6,
eini9e gladden. no6 Seutl6lono III ien0en.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23
Gin Soitnleitter.

Nn6 i'd bin elmer Der @etreuen, peltn IS ii6
nm ben 9tui oeS 81, ,tGtobs OelS buuOelt,
lhreibt i1crr ~. 3. Is. Curtis, @}oimeiiter, gSe;
ponlet, Ntall. Plus ei9euer 9riabrlin9 fam i6
oielem Dfittel ooS 9Sort recon, oeun eS that mir
ilebr gut ais ollie Die w. Us ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
men, pelde tb i'm eoni Der 3ett 81 9tatbe So9. l..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23
e. Sin Yolisid. =

Oas luiuerialmittel gegen 6roitbeulen 1T bas
ct. Satobs Sel.-Dieine Srau error i3re 6iibe
lno mar uidt inn Stanoe, ibre S9ube ansus
3ieben poer eini9e S6ritte ;I 9ebeu. SD lpanbte
oas ct. SatobS Gel am Sanlta9 2lbeub OIL utb
an Dem Sonnta9 oaraui mar lie i'm Stunbe sur
&lrdDe ~ 9eben luo irei pom allen Sdmer;en.
Gos ct, SdtobS Gel III cine wnnoerbare Wteois
sin uno lit iuertb pom alien gcioenben Sebrau6t
81 ,peroen. -gSGIterS JtlIbe, Holi;iit, g)ort, ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23
Sdnnrriae Bite !

- Gin Sablrei6er, aus 8 &Spien be:
itebenoer 5amilienuater bittet cole Wen.
l9enfreunoe um miIoe @aben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23

s83 Sauben, S6irSen, Sanoer unb
ir9elo pel6e anOere 2lrtitel oieier Qrt fons
men NIT CLAIMANT : Sarben ieonl09li6cr
S6attirung 9eidrbt werOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23

SsOa 6lalds ct. SafobS Del lit cine senuus sts
braubSs anludiuns in Oeutidcr. cusIiiar. iraus5Rids.
ipantidr. idw,oii@er, boIlduSiider, tdHtihe. Sbmiidu
Poriustshitsr uuO iialieHii6g Spruds ~bsigsssb,u.
Sine 6lai6e at. SafobS Gel totst 80 Gsuts, Ghui
6laidu iir Ss.0O lit in icOrr Apoibet, 81 babsu oOu pirb
BET SsheluHssn Dgn Ht&t peuis,r ais $500 irsi mad allen
lbeiIsu Der Ser. Staalsu uriauNt. @au a%OreiIrs:
The Charles A. Vogeler Co.,
(SadiOI8r Don n, gOsasr & Go)
Baltimore, llb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23
ROUGH ON RATS

gertreibt Ratten, Miauie, Rotbausen, Slie9en
Nineteen, SettwanSen, Stinttbters. l5c. DE
2pot5efeul.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23
Sin Sarmer.

Ufeil g|adbar bate eS 10 inn Sreu;e, bab er
nb nidt ril6ren tornte. Gr fauite lid cine
Nlalbe Ct. SotobS Sel, rieb bomit elm utO pur.
DC olir9 ben @ebraib oteieS berrli1en Wtittels
pIeoer pollltdnot9 6erSeitellt, 10 i9reibt ms Sr.
7. Sldrbart, sS6itc Nod, Did.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23
Gin Wpotbefer.

{Derr Sarnes M. Narrar, Hi6lanb, 0to., sibt
III Sol9enoem iein llrtbeil iiber oaS ct. Satobs
Del: st. SatobS Del idreibt 9enannter Serr,
wiro pon %unlerer Seu0lterun9 ols ibr Salsar;t
betradtet. SD babe i6ou piel pon Dem Del per-
fault lno bate belte nod oeu eriteu ungiinitis=
item Seridt iiber oieieS Vtittel su peruebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23
ben l6nellsn, pirtlamen
5 d mer5enfiffer!
=: Sin Wrst. =
gebram6t es,
ben i6neusu, wirtiamen

ct. Safobs Gel, bringe aud i9, beis
lGufie bemertt inter meiueu Qatientsn, ip.9en
ieiler treifliden @irfiamteit pielfdltis sur gln=
menonn9.-gSm. Sobrmann, W. 3, $50 Grps
anti StraBe, Gan Sraucisco, Sal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23

l ,,Desobligeant", b. b. .unperbinoli6.
nennt man in 6ranfrei6 cine Gbaiie, in Der feline
;lpeite YSerlon Ylab bat. Sn einem lol6en
@Ggen lGBt Sterne leineu Dorit bic Sorreoe M
Der 9mpiinbiamen &eiie ourd 6ranfrei6 unb
Stolien" a%biaiien.
2 Sisnnsen Der @eidporeuen, S9wurses
ridt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-23

Beiter mar ni3tS 81 leien. - Sa, rief er,
on 9eborlt nur Dir unb teinsm an6eren,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-21
Certificate of Incarnoration.

The Secretary Of State yesterday issued a
certificate of Incorporation to the Fayette-
vile Publishing Company, formed for the
purpose of editing, printing and publish
ing a Democratic newspaper, and carrying
on in connection Herewith q job printing
business, including book binding, which
corporation shall keep its principal place
Of business at Fayetteville, Fayette ooun-
~, and is to expire on January /, 1888. For
the purpose Of forming such corporation
the sun OF $50 has been subscribed. where
of S62 has been paid in, and the privilege
is reserved of increasing the capital stock
by the sale of additional shares 10 S, 000in
all. The incorporators are n. Harvey, Of
Fayetteville, five shares; g. W. Imboden,
of Amstead, five shares; Fl. J. Tucker, OF
Sewell. five shares; VIM. NJ. Tyrel, OF Sew
ell, five shares; Z. II. Corley. of Fayette-
willie, three shares; ]. II. Miller. Jr,, Of
Gauley Bridge, Eve shares; G. W. Miller.
of Fayetteville, three3sbares; l.. d. Sabell,
of Fayetteville, two shares; Thos. G.. Burke.
of Sewell, one share ]. c. Montgomery, of
Coal Valley, five shares; w. A. Wiseman,
of Fayetteville, n share; w. d. Thur
mond, Of Oak Hill, one share C. T. Thur
mond. Of Oak Hill, one share; c. Fl. Nc
Chung, of Nuttallburg. FIVE shares; L. W.
St. Clair and N. T. Davis, of Fayetteville,
five shares each; L. N. and W. Fl. Grams of
Fayetteville, two shares each: NJ. NJ. War
rem, Of Sewell, one share; James Boggess,
one share.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-21
BENwOOD,
General Local and Personal News.

An itinerant merchant of tinware was
up before the Mayor yesterday for selling
without license.
A grey haired man was conveyed to the
refrigerator in a wheelbarrow, yesterday,
for drunkenness.
The c. w. Anderson, which is chartered
for the Parkersburg excursion Saturday,
will leave the port Of Wheeling at 2P. NJ.
and here at 4 P. NJ. The Benwood brass
band will accompany the excursion.
The P. w. 4 Ky. Railroad Company are
preparing the piles for the laying OF the
ties and rails on the south side of River
side furnace.
Mrs. James Barrit of Center Ward is
confined to her room with erysipelas.
Mrs. Lieutenant w. Reynolds will
shortly leave for her future home in the
West.
The Benwood Silver Band discoursed
some sweet music in the public thorough
fare Tuesday evening. Among other new
pieces exquisitely rendered was an extract
from La S~omuambula.
Sixteen new nail machines are being put
in the new addition to the factory. They
will be assigned to young Hailers and to
those who have not the full number OF
nanhipaa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-21
U

Wa.Aerfng Feeder who Has Had
Hore HxperfeneesThan Weald FiII =
Book.
A Rre1srxR reporter last might ran across
wandering peddIer, q Polish Jew, who. in
the course of q conversation, rnfolded .
tale which cast in the shade anything the
pencil pusher had previously heard in the
whole of his reportoriai career. Our here,
whose name, by the way. is u~npronounc-
able. and cannot, therefore. be committed to
paper with any assurance Of even approxs.
mate correctness, had q breathing appsra.
tus. in the construction of which the sur
eical art had been called on TO do some OF
its most delicate work. His lace, on the
right side, was marked by q great red scar,
three inches in length and almost o inch
broad. while on. the left side OF
his neck was another great gash, ter
minating under his chin d an un
healed orihce about half IN inch
in diameter, through which passed a
silver tube about three inches long, termi-
mating in a gum cap. Through this he
breat6ed. contning it With q cord beneath
the collar of his coat. His throat had so
contracted from the effect Of the wounds
he had received that he coald swallow no
solids of any kind, and had lived for sax
wears upon gruels and soups. In response
to INQUIRIES rs to his history he said:
81 left Poland about twelve years ago
and went to Italy, where / embarked in
business. and soon succeeded in amassing
a respectable fortune. In lS17, in com.
pany with five of my couutrymen, start
ed TO return to my native land, taking
with me about 81 900 in gold. Whiie We
were in the mountains OF Northern Italy,
in the winter OF 1877. u party was At.
tackled by a band of brigands who over
powered and robbed us of all our money.
They then calmly proceeded to cut
our tbroats, after which they hung
the supposed ~lifeless bodies to trees. The
scarrs on my neck show where they cut
me. In hanging me, however, the rope
came above the cut in my neck, and
through my wounds, which severed my
windpipe, l managed to breath. | hung
this way for twenty.four hours, having my
feet botn frozen, when a party OF travellers
passing over the road cut US down. Per-
ceiying some signs Of. life in my body was
cared for and placed in a hospital,
where | remained = five years, be-
ing discharged in my present condi-
ton last spring. came to America
this summer, and am now endeayorlng TO
make a living by peddling."
That the mans story is substantially
true there can be no doubt. While talk
ing he is compelled to close the hole IN
his throat with his finger. He Travelled
about the city last evening, and his mutt
lations and history excited general atten'
tiou
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-21
uAsrIxs rxxsx.
seriously Cot With N Ax-LiqHoF
MeR Paying Up-8ent Up.

0SELOu8hy CUN WIZ - A4-MIVHOE
Men Paying Up-Sent Up.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Jacob Hynes met with q very painful
accident yesterday which will necessitate
his being idle for some time. He was en-
gagged in unloading . raft of lumber at the
glass house landing and was eating of the
grubs which bind the raft together when
BY some means the ak slipped and struck
his thumb. nearly cutting it of. The cut
is ut the first joint and the thumb was IN
jointed entirely. The wounded member
was bound on in the proper place and il is
to be hoped that he will not lose it entirely.
OFF FOR ST. GAINESVILLE.
John Moore who has been in the lookup
here for the past day or two charged with
being drunk and resisting an officer, had
his trial yesterday morning. Mayor
Mitchell gave him SIS and costs. He will
be taken to st. Clairsyille today to work
out the amount.
A PRoDIGAL's RETURN.
"Prodigal' John Miller, who has been
out of town for some time, cam home on
Tuesday and celebrated his arrival by get
ting gloriously drunk. He was taken in
and yesterday morning was fined s. and
COSTS. DC Is NJ WOIh Oh ~ obOuC pllCs
sUMNER ADJUSTMENTS.
The A. T. F. F. Society, which is com-
posed of the bon.ton young folks of the
city, were the guests of Mr.. +. W. Reed last
evening at his residence west OF, town.
They were feasted on strawberries and ice
cream, and had a No. 1 time. They rate
their host the prince of good fellows"
TLo AIosks,'o Earry Social Hiuh knnun
as the "Young Married Folks Club" were
%banqueted at Judge Cochran's last night.
The party was q large one and the Judge
kept up his reputation as an excellent host
by seeing that his guests all had a good
time.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
Something over 5 :, 1000 has been paid into
the Commercial bank by our liquor dealers
for their tax under the Scott liquor law.
Only two saloonists have paid the 300
tax, which is for beer only. Yesterday
was the last day on which the tax was
payable without the penalty OF 20 per
cent.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Robert Braxton, the Hanover street bar
Der, yesterday shipped a barber chair to
Keyser, w. Va.
The A. NJ. L. camp meeting will be held
in Walnut Grove, commencing on july.
Revs. Coleman and Brown, OF Steuben-
vile, and Rev. Wheeler, of Wheeling, were
in town yesterday making the necessary ar
rapgem ents.
Henry Snyder, Of St%eubenyille, was in
the city Yesterday calling on friends.
Squire jeremiah Jones, a hale, hearty old
gentleman, aged 79, of ~Moundsyille, w.
Va, is in the city visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Daniel Westlake.
Mrs. S. r. Wells, of Bellaire, was the
guest of friends here yesterday.
J.. c. Gray, Esq, is in Parkersburg on
legal business.
Mr.. George Lyman, a prominent citizen
of Mt. Pleasant, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Amanda Barnett, Of New Concord,
o, is visiting her sister at thames Kerrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-21
BELLAIRE.
The Railroad SubseriptiOD-The Gas
We'll Project-Generai local News.


We'll Project-Generai Local News.
NEARLY ALL IN.
The subscriptions to the stock of the
Ohio Valley Railroad now foot up to
within about S 400 of the amount required
from Bellaire, and another pull altogether
will put us out of the woods and give us
anoth her railroad. We might say the road
is now an assured fact, for it is not possible
that Bellaire is going to let the insigniti'
cant sum Of 81 400 stand in the way for
twenty. four hours, and the money will
undoubtedly be raistd at once. The men
who have been here working the matter
up have been indefatigible in their labors
and have overcome great obstacles, and
are entitled to the thanks of our citizens.
THE GAS WELL.
The machinery for boring for natural
gas is nearly all on the ground and will be
set up and the work commenced in a few
DAYS. The break at the Martins Ferry
we'll has delayed matters here somewhat
as the work here cannot we'll be begun un.
til that is repaired.
GENERAL LOCAL POINTS.
The ball given by the Harmonic club, on
THURSDAY evening, was a very enjoyable
affair.
Miss Clara Stems, a handsome young lady
Of GAINESVILLE, passed through the city yes.
terday morning, on her way to attend the
Commencement exercises at Scio College.
A majority Of our people will attend the
G. A. r picnic, at Rodifer'S orchard, on
July 4.
James o. Stewart, OF Martins Ferry, pass,
ed through the city yesterday morning, on
his way to Michigan.
Down in the Second ward they have SOM
slaughter houses on the creek bank, and
during the hot weather the stencil that
arises from them is almost unbearable. The
people in the neighborhood are complain
ing loudly about the matter, and think the
health officer should look into it and see if
there is not some way to abate the nuisance.
Robt. l.. Cochran and his family left for
Oregon yesterday.
Vaudeville Ault, of Centreville, was in
the city yesterday, the guest OF his brother.
Kerner Devries, of Wheeling, was in
town yesterday shaking hands with his
friends.
The Tribune suggests the propriety OF
putting a clock in the belfry 10 City Hall
for the accommodation of tine city in gen
eral. Good idea.
No cases to be passed on at police court
yesterday morning. The boys are on their
good behavior now. There are two or three
on the stone pile, however, ~liquidating
their Indebtedness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-21
POINTS.
Fresh Gossip OF the DOIngs OF VarIoas
Persona


Judge Raymond IS at the ST. James.
John Baker, Of the Wheeling REGISTER,
is in town.
z. " Dunaway and wife left for Chicago
yesterday.
Ed. Boyd, of Wheeling, class OF 50, is at
the Fulton House.
col. Ben: Wilson arrived in the city
Yesterday evening.
Prof. FraSher. OF Wheeling, is here TO see
Elmer take his degree.
John Il. Davenport is visiting at his old
home at WoodSfeid, o.
Mr.. J. ID. Culbertsor returned home from
an eastern trip yesterday.
Last evenings Washington Rcpp'i'r con.
tanned the following personals:
Miss Clara McNichol, Of the Seventh
ward. Las returned from a visit 10 friends
in Ohio.
Wm. Hoffman, OF Iowa. w,o has been
visiting friends IN the city, left for home
Yesterday.
Miss Alice r. SchOpper, Of Whf cling. who
has been visiting Mrs. Thos. Agnew, has re-
turned home.
Miss Mary Rhodes, Of Reading, Pa. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Israel Water
man, ON the Island.
Miss Ida Carmack. OF Allegheny, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Anna CarmaGk, No.
ljS Fifteenth street.
Senior Del Marpero, OF Havana, Cuba, is
registered at the Stamm. He is here in the
interest OF a large tea house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-21
The RannIo Excursion.

The Mennerchor Singing society is to be
congratulated on the completion Of the
very advantageous arrangements with the
Cleveland, Lorsin and Wheeling railroad
for their daylight excursion to the Senger-
fest at Buffalo, as they are thereby enabled
to visit Cleveland without extra charge.
The train will leave Bridgeport Saturday,
July Ia, at IL O'Clock noon, arriving at
Cleveland at : P. NJ, allowing all parties the
privilege Of spending Sunday in the Forest
City. Continuing the journey, the train
viii leave Union depot. Cleveland, on the
L. s & n. S railroad on Monday, July
l P. NJ. Prof. Kramer's Wheeling City
band will accompany the excursion. Fare,
round trip, So. Tickets good for 10 days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-21
FRIGHrFUL ENPERLENCE.
A Young Man Dragged at the Heels OF
n Runaway Horse.


Henry ~Schennewolf, a young German
about sixteen years old, met with quite a
serious accident on the Breidinstein farm,
Just back Of Ktnayille, yesterday. He
had harnessed up a young horse in the
stable and was leading him out to hitch
MIN up. Just as he got outside the stable
door the horse took fright at something
and broke loose from the young man and
started to run. The trace chains, which
were hanging loose. by some means caught
Mr.. Schennew wolf about the legs and threw
him very heavily to the ground. The
horse kept on running and drag
cling him after at such a rapid
rate that he was unable to free himself.
He was dragged in this manner about one
hundred yards when the traces let go. He
was carried 10 the house and DR.. Ho5en-
sack, of Martins Ferry, summoned, who
dressed his wounds, which consisted OF
several bad cuts in the back of his head.
The skin was also nearly completely torn
from his back and arms, but very fortu-
nateIy no bones were broken. He was suf.
fering great pain from his cuts and bruises,
however, and will take some time to re.
cover.
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T~housauds SAY so.

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Transfer.

The following transfers Of real estate were
left for record at Clerk Hooks office yester-
day:
Deed made June 20. 1888, by A. Schnied,
guardian of Annie Birch, to r. Acker, for
one-sixth of the east half of lot No. 63, on
Eighteenth street. Consideration, $3.50.
Deed made juno 20, 1883, BY Preston S.
Hammond 10 Charles Killmyer. for part OF
lot No. 16. on Zane street. Island. Consid.
rsfion Al 2SO
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ACCIDENT.
& Benwood Youngster Falls Fifteen
Feet.

& Benwood Youngster Falls Fifteen
Feet.
An accident occurred at Benwood
yesterday which nearly resulted in
the death OF a little son of a Mr.. Blake, an
employee of the Riverside furnace. The
boy had climbed to the top of one of the
piles being driven for the extension OF the
p, ". Il Ky. road south of the furnace,
when by some means be lost his hold, aud
was precipitated to the ground, a distance
OF fifteen or twenty feet. The boy alighted
on his shoulder and side and sustained
many serious bruises. 1t was thought at
first that the little fellow had lost the
power Of speech, for he remained mute for
q long time, but careful treatment brought
him around, and at last accounts be was
rapidly recovering. The managers Of the
road furnished all the aid in their power.