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9 3 rnhard b. er
An Autobiography of a Wandering German.
BY REV. HENRY TLIOWTZI.
(Contin ued.)

Hereupon Donna went out and we re.
manned alone This is my good nurse
and mistress who would die for me.
She loves me Llfnitely.. You should
not fear her; sh III :, IF ioVe you as WeI1.
And you love me, know it; do you?
oh, you do" | could bring forth no an
swer my heart heing too full. We CON
templated one another for some seconds,
light, she, then flew into my arms aud
past, present and future were forgotten.
-Donnas heavy steps reminded us
that we were on earth and subject to
want and loss and vicissitudes. But
every moment of felicity we enioved was
worth year of common pleasures. On
entering Donna noticed that we were
after our declaration of love. She said
nothing but ordered the attending serv-
ant to serve up coffee that neither of us
could nor did touch | was too happv
and excited to partake of any food while
Adelina, although laughing and chat
ting, betrayed some restessness. Donna
seemed pensiye.
The rays of athe parting sun were
gliding the summit of the decliyity oc-
cupicd by the grand garden belonging to
the villa. Had you not smashed your
excellent guitarl would tell YOU TO play
me again the tune and recite your story.
said Ade(ina, intrrupting our silence, -
ut is so PATHETIC and delightful Iwish
| could sing; but have no voice. Could
your poor sister sing? ?'--'She did sing
and play and speak many languages and
was mild, ylrtuous and sweet tempered
Yet she was seduced by a Sir BMden
who was, in fact, the originator of all
our misfortunes.. This Sir Briden
must be very bad man, said She
"DearDonna, where will Bern Bernhard
sleep? In fathers room?" Donna re
piled, that 1t was the best and only room
she had ready and which could be used
for six or eig hit weeks to Ought
| not to make him acqUintcd with my
parents name at least and our good
.'onna, now that know all about his
parents? Without waiting for an am
swer Adelina went on to inform me tLar
Si@nor and Sigrora Carroll, that is her
father and mother, were ON a visit at
Florence. In course of the evening
knew more aboutthe house My lovely
bride was the only daughter of the house.
having & little brother not quite three
years Old. The child was sent for, kissed
by his sister and carried to his bed
room.
At nine we We're called to supper into
another room where we stayed till
eleven. The narrative Of my wandering
was eagerly listened to by Adelina and
her mistress who were equally inclined
to hear all my adventures repeated
again and again, 1t being time to retire
Donna accompanied me to large apart
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iccts had bought IN town were guitar
and short barrellcd revolver which I
could easily carry with me. Returning
the horse to its owner | repaired in
my rather chivalrous suit with nv pack
age to the village living rjs.0.GiS the
villa. 70 cain the curate's consent to
marry us was nv great object, 4 dist
ance of about four miles separated this
village from the villa both of which
were situated upon the decIlvltles form
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cdies and dramas few of which attain
ed to performance on the stage of Bcr-
lin, although distinguished less through
the animation Of their plots than
through their spirited dialogue and fine
social strain.
Her last romance Free in Fctters' is
a memorial in honor Of her oldest, best
friend. This friend, already mentioned
above, Mrs Lima Davidson of Berlin. a
fortitudinous, characteristics, distinctly
defined personality, nature similar to
that Of Rachel Levin, with whose letters
hers were frequently compared, was,
from earliest youth until death, bound
to Rachel Meyeg by the ties Of friend
ship SO feryent-aad true as does not oft
en- occur between men much less tre-
quentIy between women, She it WAS who
first melted Rachel to authorship. She
herself was notsgifted with a true pow
er Of polished formations; She loved to
express her thoughts and sentiments in
short, aphoristi2 sentences, and many of
these pithy, spirited expressions were
taken up by Mrs Meyer in her works.
The character and personality of Mrs.
Davidson are portrayed in the romance
by the form of Pauline
(Io be GDntinued)
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RACHEL MEYER.
l(0uHnued.)

RacheI's spiritual gaze was very early
fixed upon ideals The whole warmth
of her sensibilities and affections was
concentrated upon an older sister
Friederke, dazzling beauty, whose ma
ture direct opposition to that of Ra-
chel, was one of passionate cxcitability
and unchecked incIinations and upon
friend, whose strong intellect and dis
tinct character supported and developed
her own. To this friend, an important
parsonage, We refer hereafter.
In accordance with the custom Of the
day and pietistically following the
wishes OF her parents Rachel, some years
after the early death Of the above named
sister, gave her hand in marriage to her
brothcr-in law whom she deeply honor
ed. She lived life Of brightest happi.
oas- vstd#5er husband. good, highly
intellectual am His vocation, that Of
an aracr merchant, frequently took
am to tonst1l -nople whore he moved
in IL. hieaes. c0rcles Of society of differ
cut confessions. The leisure and ease
left to her after the performance Of her
little household d-duties were devoted by
Rachel to the observance Of charitable
works and intellectual cndeavors. Her
benefcence even prompted her 10 deny
n
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ROME, Jan. 9th, 1881.-To 1.v is the
anniversary of that sad day when tlI,
years ago, our King Victor tn"nbei n
died, and we Jews of Rome, Who through
his LOYALTY obtained the RIGHT of citizen
ST p at the -5WH etc treGeia ai oHr be-
loved IA 4euaad ~. therefor offering ID
10 oes sYugc@nes prayers Ia tba rep0sl
nj afs lamDrTa a,t
#o.dav9Iso witnesses t}e election ot
a.He, ~ ~ >.Ono Eiea,a.ai J.staac ST.
ss a#tv a... gi.0. Il at uaa aaf re-
fused to stand he would u3oe5e5'
have been elected, for he ell, .ys p. HIat p
reputation among Christians as ai.84.
Jews. remember that after his election
as Municipal Councillor subsequent to the
20th of September, 1870, Plus IN. was
asked what he thought about the election
of Il Jew. Il am satisfied replied the
Pontit1, for he is the most Christian
amongst all those who have been elected,
that is to say, he is the one who will be
less inimicai to nae than all the other
cessful candidates, who are Christians r
who pcrsecute me. This proves IL
moderation and the diplomatic tact OF 81
nor Alatri, who has gained for himse
esteem of all parties.
From Brussels we have received new ..
the death OF Commander jacques E,.5.
Honorary Consul for Italy, who dc
il brief biographical notice. Born at tes..
Of Il distinguished Jewish family
manned Il Jew in heart and soul, b
the same time tolerant and ben
towards all. He was friend to the 49,.
and u protector to the unfortunate He
was rich, but his wealth was also rmployed
in doing good. lie was the father of the
poor and many institutions were crectc.
through his muniiCcuCe Al UccIe, where
,,,l,., ~, D
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first romance 6 editions), 1.-TWO Sisters"
which she published in Berlin in 1853
under cover of her nom de p1ume, "Ra
chel.' This entire romance says the
konigsbcrg professor, Alexander Jung,
is one Of the most delightful creations
of this style and character in the latest
department Of literature. The char
acter of the two heroines of the book
the sisters, are outlined and perfected
In the finest contrast,-a contrast in
which the most charming coyncss, the
greatest animation of spirit, here
thoughtful. there passionate, here duty
full, there glowing with love, and thus
more than inclined to be exccntric, is
nevertheless again united in the most
teryent sisterly love and redeemed be-
yond death, into etcrnity' The story
of Betty Of the romance is that of Erie
dcricke, the sister Of the authoress.
The two fundamental thoughts of this
book are; on one side. the victory of
love; how it finds itself threatened and
interdicted by family antipathies and
national prejudices, by the grea; discord
in modern society ana the opposition of
the various cities so that this love at
last becomes its own legislator and,
conscious Of being in harmony with God,
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ment the accQmmodatlon OF which cor
responded to the luxury OF the whole
habltatlon. Who could now think Of
closing an eye in my rosition.- We can
lose no time In making your union
legitimate, were the mysterious words
OF Donna before leaving and wishing me
| to sleep well. She went and mass OF
thoughts and conjectureS assalled my
m1nd.-HoW could a man OF Sc, great a
! fortune and position ever allow his
daughter to be my wife? This was the
enigma to be solved. | heard of rich
and distlngulshcd fathers who allowed
their children to love and marry whom
soevcr they liked. My own father re
trained inducing our Luna to engage in
marriage according to his and not to her
will and choice. And why was my con
quest so easily made? Had Adelina
never seen young men Of greater at
fractions! Everything was VclICd III
mystery. Hope, however, persuaded me
t'Iat everything would turn out in my
favor and that | would have to deal
with q principled man who would estim-
ate virtue and soundness of mind, Of
which | imagined to boast higher than
rank and riches
!, nevertheless, passed sleepIcss
night, so that dawn found me on my
legs, although | did not know how to
leave my room, without disturbing the
house. Detecting a little door behind
curtain | opened it, and descenI4d ed by
means Of a small stairs into a vestibule
whence | could, beneath the covered
avenue proceed to the garden. Was it
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Jewish Women-Bernhard aBaer- taly-Since
Forty Years--Diamond Ficlds-Local and
Domestic -Forcign-Thc PrOSprCtcd synod
Notes and Noticcs-Dr. Kohlcr's Judaism -
Rcyclation-ShylOck- -GlCanings.
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uno Setenioraer &us G9Dpter +Ier oeutin tarors
litts (5emeiuoebuno uno pie Neierm Etteroriitt;
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General eIsceou procIsmatIsu


Z, DANIEL goLENDsa.. Hirh ss~sa e
MIA. DO hereby make k0own se41 stve notice q
the siectovs Of the ccunty atofeaNid. that ~
election vi'i Ss held 10 The ssis county q
Tuesday, Nopem5sv ssA, 1881,
S.isisaFss9 s.msd, to sit ''
0ss rss,ss :. 81 the sass o. sssss Treasurer
Isass Il ;Ss * Ssaisss i;.ss,ss e ss-poss s.ss.'
~: ats on d. once q ss:sis y say.
One Ssv.oa to on the sae. q Treasurer say
Tsrsc p.r.oy, 10 al IN. .as. Of cos.,y
T.o psr.oa. 70 oil The once II County Al
{ .is A.rssy r.ss s.c-s .sa sl,s a tito.
,s;, The place q ss,s,sx the s,s.s,. '.sssion
the county OF snyder are as Sosisw., 81 W.T.
A. the Oid.v.l'ows Hsii. m ssd for the Dor.
Al the House Of Dsniei Howl. In aud spr rerr,
A, The hou.e Of David n. Hsrc,a. tn aud for
Chspfrsu town-bip
Al poyer's iowa Hall. tn snd for Washington
township.
At the hou.sof Johs NJ. Moycr, in the Bor.
onsh cf MI tdl"hnrg. Tor rrsnhiin tosnrhip.
A. the odi.Fsllos. Hall In Pesysrtosn ~
anil Tor Beaver township
At the h uso ~ JscoJ Miller iu' aud for West
Beaver township.
Al tho house of Jsmcs d. Long In and %,
Centre towbAhlp.
Al tho hous- ~ y. Ruub 'ust, In and hrr Mi.
d'rcreek lpwushlp.
A. the House of sarah A. Milt.riu AMI f,r
Penn towr-hip ..aHgH
A. the school house in kr.,sersilic, In aud 70,
fsct son township.
At the sshoni house a, shsmosin Ham iu and
t,r Monrrra tDvn.htp
AZ the house nf Chns,iar g. Qraybill, H. and
for IVES, Perry tovnshIr.
MiddisburR
Al the house of---rioassr In and for uui,n
ts~p ship.
Al the bou.. ~ the bsi ~ ~ s,b,riss matt,rn q
Trvxisvlle, In aud for Ad,us Dwnship.
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Republican staniln ycapnlilsS Meet

q.
Pdrsuantio sattes ire gRspnh-
licsn sta'. ding C,mmi,,ee met IN ths
eth. ut over the r st printing otY,r,
With the Ci,sir,nsn, S.mnel Gross, iu
the chair. .lL =
Roll was cslled swhca, twenty three
ofthe thirty four dsIcnstes responded
20 their names. Bminsss per,.inioc
10 the approaching css, o.ipx,.,x': !:
,hm attended ;, .hs chan, "a. Z, n !.
Ing timely sucgNstiobS. Z
The commirtse kSh,s 4 sro,,. Il
having J. Merrill Linz, :braash. l,<f:,ss
the commi,tec Mr.. 60 T...xs,.. !.
was appoiutsd 70 pdJIIy hi4S vince IS.
on he promptly 4 0bSn,ye /. and dsliv.
sxsd : ssxk aad qykX s,slirsss ia ~
efpcsto thu M . til Z 81 ths n,1 s,ss..
aud eonductipg the .<nihuA{vn 81
ms,ipp the chair apo.,inte.I 6 "a N
osTbsslius. q 2. 2Imnsf,nsn u, :,
r. I3byxz. 8. s. Ej,Ns,,es,n,nn .n.l, 1lI.s:'
3. ssmpsei comu,itt,esjK ru.o,, ,lI',,, ]
-rcosamitise reportsA and amer c,,n.
siderable discs,ssion e,,oiutf6n. r..d
and Adopt d as follows! "
RsseIsed, That wo tho ,.,rs.s,,.
dive, ofths nsnuh,;,., 80, - c.
dor County. .tronsIv f .nd,,s. - -.
nomination Of Gan R.iIv .h. .sr,1s
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J. c. BRoDFuHRER. Pastor.

Con,tabls Levi A. Rsnninger. oi
Penn, got up tina other morning AM
Was about to pull on his b,ot' one o
which felt heavier than usual and h,
tarnsa il ap-sids Aasa. And ahaQk esI
q snake two tsst IN lssgth a f&sS
Our rtnfor,nsnt, could not tsii W the
species Of the snaSe aui YOU ,has, 'fol
the truth Of the statspspt HA. va
too much Interested In Fire Insurance
at thatiine, to state whether the Higi
OonstAble went to this nsarsst Penn
township Justice for a vibrant Of
not.
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DIED.

Sept. le, IN Chapman township,
Daniel Washington. infant son oI
Daniel and Emma Bohner, aged
years, 10 months and II days.
Sept. Is, In Richheld, OF old age,
widow Fannie Shellenberger. aged n
years, i0mouths and % day.
Sept. 20th, from exhaustion. widow
barbara Rasom, aged 90 years, .
months and day. t3l.'.t
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1t Is a pleasure to go into MARKS
Shoe store to examine goods and to
see how pleased he is at your coming
in, and you will find 1t to your ben
eft to 20 there first before going els
" here.
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M.ARRlED.

Sept. nth, 1881. at the U. Il. Par
sonage. Port Trev0rton, by Rev. U.
Gambler, John o. spotts Of Mckee, !
Falls, TO Mary n. Arnold Of Port Ire
vortouL
Sept. 18th, by Rev. u. n Stettlsr.
Reuben A. Wagner to Miss Sarah N /.
Goss, both OF West Beaver Twp
I 6spA.. iksh, ~ yths-ns~.eJ. Wsslsy
Rue, Mirs Mary Reigpl, Of Freeburg,
Hnvder county. to Mr.. JohnC. Began
rief, OF Tho,npsontown, Juniata ooun-
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We invite tho attention Of our read
ers To tho advertisement of the Buck
eye M'rg 60. Marion, Ohio. in another
colu,nn. They offer rare inducemen,,
~ earn All honest living.
'-' Sept. %, 6,n.
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Every one 1. cordially invited to
buy thsir F,ll ani Winter q pts and
Shoes Of NJ y. S;hroyer eeliu,grove
where you will always aaI largo
stojk and = full a-so t'neat to ~ e;t
frvui, satisfaction Gus sn'eel.
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Frazer Axle a.rnasc.

One trial will cpnvince,you tha, It I,
the best AJAX your dsaler for tho
Frazer Asle Grease. and takspo oil,
er. Every box has our trade mark on
Sept. - 81 6m.
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nA-Nrw Fall stock, the lsie,t I
styles, coming in every week. Now If
you need good and cheap suit come
to Sol. oppenheimer, at selinsgl owe,
Pa.
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You will save money by buying
your Boots and Shoes at MARKS in
SeliDsgrove.
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Buy uoie bi, J. Richsr'iso,s& CT.
Eluira Hand made Borts every pair
stamped on the bottom with firm name.
oil wsrronted aud for s,ls by n. :.
Schroyer Seliusgroye Pa.
Ort. @ 81. iW.
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~--B. MARI. st selinsgrovs, Is sell
ing the celebrated E'mirs Hand made
Boots at Astonishing low prices.
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II will pny every body TO examine
tho immense stock of Furpiture for
sale by the Popular Furniture man
W. II. FELIX I.ewisiown Pa.
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The suprcms Court have afirusd
the Judgment ofthe Court below In the
case Of Israel Erb, Jonathan Moycr
A ID Em M l2ttinzer. -
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Tamor, erysipeIa.. tnsseNrial dl.es.
o., scrofals, aud general debility circd
by Or Liudsey's blood Searcher."
Oct.
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Large variety ri Black and colore d
cashn'eres for ladies Dresses just re.
ceived at 8. Weisa Selineerove.
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Bey. II B. Beln,er 4. N. of Sslins,
grove will deliver lsc'are ON Spcaa"'
tive Life Isuran.e.in the Lutheran
Clnreh at Beavertown on Tue1It,
evening next lith, Az O'Clock. All
interested iu this bnrning question ~
Snyder Co. are cordially invitei to Al,
tend
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Rupture

Dr. !. A. SHERMAN m. original soi On.
" la. HERMAN, tno-r to the public ~ the
nsi 20 'c,r through his sncc-s-fnl method ~
'resiirs Rut tnr without the annoyance aud IN.
lurv truss"s inhict. Hts syaieu ~ rrre 10 by
'~csi tsternsl Applications. During tr.s,'
u~nt 10 hirdrance from l,bnr, snd security
against Des'h from SirangnlAt"d Rupture.
Pa,ietif from shr,sd can receive treatment aud
ssve or-hcrns TIM same Day
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Surprising the People

-B. MARI. at Selinsgrove. is sur.
prising the People with his large stock
of Boots and Shoes he mas just bought
at Elmira. New York and Philsdel.
phia. ,,
Oct 6, 81.
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and h,s sssorfstc L,1s;cea. Hons. IN.
ram O'Ne;I and a n Yoder.
John Nohu. John poru. irwin orSv.
fbill and Howard 0oss Tiostsve.
60 IN fks Oypho,Ys C,myl 49,
D;stributio. in The e..a,s of hrns
Shade, decd, I. b. wundcrIy. Esa.,
auditor. confirmed nisi.
Estste of Deorye scbnee t,ec,d Jacob
0,,bStt. E.o. suJ,,or coo' ri,;
Esth,s Of Daniel Mover. dead J. n
Arnold. auditor. con. n;.i.
E.tate of Jacob F;sb.r Jeo'd n a
Dei,rick. E.o.. suditor con. njsi
Estate ,f I,snc Smith. deed. A. W
Potter. E.a.. auditor. con ..aisi
appointment Of auditors, John H
Arno.d on exceptions to sccouu, of
admins rators Of tho estate Of Abra.
ham Eiseuhour deed.
r. e. Bower Esq. to distribute estate
Of John Hook. deed. @. simp. IN
Esq to distribute estate of N. C. Boy.
or. decd, b. r. Parks. E.q.. to di.tr,b.
ute estate Of Samuel Fehrer. dcc'I
Horace Alleman, E,q.. on exceptions
to account Of the Administrators oi
the estate Of ). Howard Kline deed.
Ctalio is---To cso 'utors II Henry G
Eyer's estate. Isaac App. deed, su
sdnnah Dingaman, deo'd.
Orders Of Salo awarded -Eststs .o
Mary Schrader, W. "a. Smith, Daniel
kessler. William Wagner. Peter
Hahne. George Fisher, deed.
Returns 10 or!er, Of Sale -estate %!
John II. Wenrick, Ahrah am Derga
Michael Ooerlin, Wilhelm LeonharI.
Henry Hein,bach, q. w. Showers.
Partition -E,tats VI John DosersoS,
John Fslker,
Guardians DR. J. W. Sheets. guar
dian minor child-an of Js'Ae, Ranch.
decd. Daniel Wilt guardian minor
chilslren OF VIM. Wagner, decd. l.. 4
Pawliny guardian of Forrest Eyer GREG
lory.
AZ M 9raiier se."0n'!
u'"' 'soador street III ddams'"rg
Report oil, coniirnsd &c.
Frederick Bolinycr iniicteit land
tried On the charge Of Pejury-ssriic,
not gniliy.
| Thomas Mnrri, ,-TnIictmeut Lar
cury, Def. pleads guilty, rhomas II
a ir'ila''clphi" pain'er AM came int
TINS county to teach his art; got drum
went {" the house of Henry slraub
In Midilecre'k township, 70 learn hin
how to p,i"t; fonnd tho house de'er,
ed. the family being out about TIM
nremi'o'; ps''eisca Hmry' YES
hang'ng At the S~'' with his watch h
1t: chad souch ofmdna posa from
cxc"sAive "'e of alcoholic spirits" PM
the watch in Ms pocket, went away,
"s' cap ared. imprisoned, Indicted IL
Larceny, p'ealcd guilty -lpre'ente'i
lhi,case TO his Honor, ia lge Bucher
In clear. concise, convincing, Pofhef
&c manner TO ,chiny the hear, of u"
touri aud en'isting the sympathy ~
me audience. ~ u ho had presented
'nnilar cases oetor" the bia-oel''et
Tfe"0s" 1 ~v~s" o'
4 u"uuny moshanR, p NcompanyNs'tn
Al ln8 L. AA4
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Trunks and valises are sold
cheaper at Marx's In selinsgrove than
anywhere else.
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At Marx's Store you will fnd
Shoes for the smallest infant up to
the largest man.
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PUBLIC SALE.

- irsnant To an order issrad ont
j of tho Orph. aus ti,urt of Snyi.r county
ths nniorsignel .dnintslr,teis ~ Chri-tlnes
lk"r lat" pf West B"aver town-hip deed, ,
viii expose t. pubiic S,ie IN tho pro ui.es ns.r
SATURDAY. Nov. s. 1891,
the following de.crih.i Rsh Et,te, Wis,
TRACT NJ. H,uniei Sortn by Itui.o
william Msrkley, Esr by lands OF Ssmue,
Shircy, South by lands of Al isr MI iisswarth
aud Wost by isnls OF J.soD BtsjhUiii. cou.
tAiDs
Fifteen Acres
mrr- or isss-,il bsi,x ~b,i ,,ni ,uL we'll ,Im-
Oer 4 vita white oak Che4tusl aua Rock
OAK ani also contsiuiuS
Iron Ore
OF an svcsiisT I,,iiv
TRACT NO. 2, Hounied North ny land OF
Joseph aims East Ian IL Of Iuha ohsmbaol,
snu,h by lands OF Abnef MiidieswAr.h aud
fvs-ssr tsst s~ssrsy1A y1Asssss ssns stshsgt
Three aat Ons l,rtd Acres
shsr~~u gro srsetsd ONE AND oNE.HSLy
STORY Lfsh HWiSE, stable 40. Also . q ood
sell .ad tuu Of Sowing wAtsf on the prsmi.
I, Good Orchard =.
.na .i,,... wl,s,n on. m''s OF sAs tarisiss
Ssis ~ soin usass At 10 O'Clock = m ~f said
Iday whsn due attso'laucs aad tsrus OF sale
:" ' >" ysroBrELKgR
s, -, sAMuEiAAuRANp.
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! ! i, ! !:
~. NJ SssSiss visEoui his .isusiurs''
ssud too a0soSisy. eAU druxutsts or ssasnai
sseyss sess u o. etIl 10 u ter yss. ~ sold
70 MA lsbsra b. Jehs A. nosts, prsusiss.
Asg ii,su.
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h6-Do yon want nice dress hat
come to Sol oppcnheimer. selinsyrove
f..
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Elmira Hand Made boots and shoes
for sale cheap a. schroysr's, selins-
grove,
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Whips of All kinds at Oppcnheiner's :
''ssi.ess"sst -psst-ss, sep. 9. 'si.- T.