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-any, Wi LH* OberJintoll i\ quiet ctod upon 0(1 to looklinn madecoiul-hiuul*proporty, ion .i'GOOO,Method 1stiuirch and ...-Court amount of Mayor of)'C,'is manho former l00k» lipoil 1*8 with II o [alter is irs on his op into a of human bo some-ig furnace, Farrar his doubts who duly that hoc-Uncrc lions if a literal ituro, but j it hot for relief, and a lighter 3 out, gou-U lliunuier w Uiggal. i kj » i /uuitur2 00 It Williams 200A VU170It TI G12 V tSj L13.HAUL Y INCIDENTS - No. 38.ors is so tumor on iliuos him Vlnccnrthy ruro tour Ion couu-ro Arm of dissolved, d at costIns hotul* tho room boing re 3 by Dr,(I Nowsor,eeturo in a of the pril 29,•wdora are r for pro-t is, there-n any fur-lmm.sonduotorcnrvSi!voraccidentBV AN OLD !JU,VTK«,Our first settlors considered the bear tho monarch of tbo forest, ami when a pioneer him lor killed one he always esteemed it n great honor, and frequent-ty hazarded Ihoir lives in attacking tho lingo beasts.About sixty years ago, in the month of December, there cnmo a light snow full, which made it excellent for track, ing wild animals. Mr. S , who resided in tho southeast part ol the county, one morning started out with his dog- and trusty riflo on a bear hunt, When he was within hull a mile of tho Big Marsh, so culled, ho struck a bear track and after following it about a mile in the big timber, he found thu animal had rot urn oil on tho back track and jumpedout of tbo course, and then took another direction. This he obsoi vod was repeated a number of times and made it difficult to follow the track. Finally ho sot his dog Boos on the trnui: and in a few minutes ho heard tho dog biuk. Mr. S. hurried to the spot ns fust as the thick noss of brush would let him, and soon found tho boar in a don so thicket, and was obligod to go within Liven ty feot of the animal before ho could draw a bend on him. No sooner hud ho flrod than tho dog and bear went into a heap io-Slither. Tho hunter ran up to cut tho boar’s throat, when the animal turned upon him and ho was obliged to retreat; but as ho was trying to get out of the way his foot caught in the brush and he fell forward with tho boar and dog on top of him Tho animal so’ his ponderous jaws on the back of tho him tor's nock, and tho blood begun to ilow freely, which alarmed the man and ho nmdo a dosporate effort for his 11 fo and sueoood in getting on his feot and out of the way, and left tho batilo-to tho bear and dog, and the laitor was rapidly getting tho u oral of it, whon his gun was otico more loaded and ho shot a second time and killed him, and found that tho first shot had broken his upper jaw, and tho blood on his nock had como from the boar and ilmt ho was but slightlyhurl.This ineident I heard rolalod when quite a small boy. and tbo impression it then made on my mind I shall uovor forgot. ■ .......... —. ■ ... — .IMarried.On Monday, January 28th,‘ at St.imblis: soon t carrict prlvile cornua hiss hr juvetii: nil put It is 111 theretAFor and nilatnbbo broisch cheat, the thi all ohn throat cor Bin for its Many mid ustrom recoini Tho clin on lei 0 o to j free ch or enOf'I Turk inLnictivHalt! wiTo S' Insert!embroicountyor icompri and is 1 a88orto burgs D. C. Ilt;At 2 ntD. CTo Ilt;. Up a cost.AnEdgesD.C. 1VThoNeckcompi’i Boji-pl topis, I m cut o win rs solo House
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Elyria Constitution
Elyria, Ohio, US
Thu, Jan 31, 1878
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