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P. A. SEGUIN.
The Bounced Roman Priest ON rrisI la
Chicago-His Career In Michigan
Forced tn Leave the state in
Disgrace-Ifis side Partner

CHICAGO. May l7-P. A Seguin is on trial
here before the Chicago Presbytery on the
charge of practices unbecOming minister
of the gospel and also OF c0ntumacy. aud
the tTiai Is attracting good deal OF ailen-
tlOn
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-04-15

CENTREvILLE.-Mr. A. II. Herman
OF Musser's Valley has sold his store
to A. j. Wagner of Strode's Mills, Pa.
The assessor was heard in the land
during the past two weeks. His song
was, "How much personal property
have you IL is singular how q mans
assets dwindle on the approach OF
that curious official.
Merchant j, II. Hartman has res
turned from the city Of Philadelphia
with n complete line OF Spring and
Summer goods. Those who want
bargains should call aud see his iln-
mensa stock.
Quite number OF our young men
are attending school at New Berlin.
Il. B. Hartman and l.. A. Mertl
spent several days in Williansport
last week.
Jos, Wagner and wife OF near Lew.
isburg were In town on Sunday.
Rev. J. NJ. Ettinger OF Lewisburg,
Presiding Elder Of this district held a
quarterly meeting in the Evangelical
church on Saturday and Sunday. Mr..
Ettinger is an eloquent speaker and
preached three good aud affective
sermons
Miss Alice Oberlin who is employed
in a millinery establishment in New
Berlin was home over Sunday.
G. NJ. Showers IL making ready to
go to the city to lay in a stock OF
Spring and Summer goods to be sold
very cheap, and don't you forget 1t.
Thomas Wise Is nursing sore eye.
8. II. Sheary the Mercantile Ap'
praiser, has started on his rounds ia
teryiewing the business men OF the
OIL nty. REPoRTHR.
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ED.

April 8, near Adamsburg, Sarah
Elizabeth, daughter OF Charles aud
Martha Vognetz,aged 8 years,l month
and 20 days.
April LIST, at Beavertown, Joseph
Shipton, aged j2 years and . months.
In Decatur twp, Minlin Co. Thomas
Miller, aged 81 years and month.
March 81, in Chapman tp., Pauline,
adopted daughter OF John and Kate
Bickel, aged year, 8 months aud 10
days.
March 90, at Oriental, jacob Brug.
gar, aged 81 years, 4 months and 80
days.
March 90, at Mahontongo, Harry,
son OF Michael and Priscilla Brubak-
er, aged ? years, 3 months und 25
days.
March 90, In Chapman twp. Joseph,
son OF David and Mary Il. Hotfer,uged
year, months and days.
March 25, In Chapman twp, Sarah
Alice, daughter OF George and Maria
Metzgar, aged years, 0 months ind
3 days.
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FISH LAws..-Sunday fishing and
hunting are offensss punishable by
S25 fine, and especial attention will he
paid to them.
Trout fishing will be legal from the
18th Of April to the 18th of July, but
only with rod, line and hook.
Bass, pike and other game fish can
be caught from the lst of Juno to the
end of the year, but with rod, line and
hook or scroll only.
Setand fyke nets (the latter q small
hoop metz can be legally fished with
in March, April and May, and in Sep.
tember, October and November, but
must he placed in tho open stream,
and not under q dam, wing, wall or
,sluce OF any kind. Any game fish
caught and retained renders the par.
ty liable to the fine. Nets foundset in
the water from June lst to Septem
ber lst can be taken up by any one,
their contents put back in the water,
and the net or nets held until the
owner calls for it or them.
Dip nets for catching bait are legal,
and larger dip nets for suckers, &C.,
will be tolerated so long as their use is
not abused.
The only nets re recognized by the law
are set nets as stated above, dip nets
for catching bait and for catching
Ash to stock other waters, and the
warden will act accordingly.
Outline fisherman who raise their
lines do 30 for the purpose of CATCHING
bass aud other game fish, and are lin
bic to the fine for so catching them
Nets and outlines baye no businasa
in the waters on Sund,vs Tbov
come under the law of Sunday fishing
,a ,h. o,,oo. 10 l;.l,
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Most Astonishing Proposition

That groat Family weokly,tho AN ERlOAN
RURAL HO NE, Rochester, N, Y, tciroula,
ton 10000 ", eklyJ gives away u Dollar Io)k
with every dollar subscription 20 that spnge
Is column weekly, Among tho remarkably
hae books given away arc;
worlds Cyclopodia,' History Ciyil War both
Family Oyclopsdla,' sidos
Farm ami IOusoLOld Adventures among tbs
OyrlOpsiia.' Indiana,
Law without Lave History United States
ycrs' III ckcns' Novels,
Farmers ana stock what Every one should
breeders dude. Know.
Lives OF Our PleSi. Chilis History Of Ens-
dents, lnul
DR.. DanelsOu's COun History Of All Nations
l'or' Five Years Before the
BOys' Padtimos,' Mast.
Comm n Soaso In the Fire Brigade
POulry Yard. And 100 othets Just =
Stoddard's Headings tlne,by Eliot, Poo rhGck
aud Rccitsti0ns. cray Tho Duchess
Black, nret HRrtc lion giollOu, Mul1ch LoyO'
Bulwor, 40, sc. For those marked, send /,
cents eJtra Tor postsBo.
Mayor q, X, Parsons, Rochester, N, ! says
Fle Rural Home Co docs Just a. itagrecs
Its books are maryels OF oxcellonco."
Address at once RURAL HOME Co, Ltd,
Rochester, N. Y. sanples, &c.
AprlS,s0 ly.
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BANNERvILLE. e. Shellenberger
on Monday started for the eastern
cities to buy in stock OF Spring and
Summer goods, which he will sell at
rock-bottom prices.
Peter knepp is out again and says
his foot is healing nicely.
As soon as our practical physician.
$. ID. s., puts away his Jacks noun.
tain bear cap, there Is no doubt the
weather will settle.
DR.. X. Rothrock Of Mcclure paid us
II pop visit on Saturday. The doctor
looks healthy.
The entertainment was postponed.
on account OF ST cknsss, until Thurs.
day evening, April 10th.
The west end prophet wants more
snow, but IL 1t is all down for this
spring, l suppose lie will be satisfied q
The new fence around the school
ground makes great Improvement.
Look out next week for the water
million pickle receipt.
XiSgu.
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For colds, Group, asthma, bronchitis
and sore throat, use DR.. Thomas Ec.
lectric Oil, and get the genuine.
SHtNGLEs! SuIYGLEs.- Fifty Thou.
sand No. 9, iS-inch Shingles at So 80
per thousand. Inquire at this Office
Persons wishing to secure Cucuin.
Der pumps can do so by calling on n.
u. Hare, Middleburgh, who will furn.
ish them for wells 20 feet deep al 50 90
Apr. l,3ul.
MUSICAL CoILEeE. - Mrs. Jennie NJ
McMurtrie of Philadelphia, gradu.
ate of Salem. Conn, has been engng.
ed rs Principal to teach the eDth Sos
Sion Normal Music school OF six weeks
with able assistants, beginning April
Goth, 1886. Address +. G. Moycr, Mu-
steal Director, Freebursh, Pa
Many persons have catarrh IN its
first stages who suppose themselves
to be troubled with nothing more
serious than II severe and stubborn
cold In the head. Elys's Cream Balm
gives instant retief from colds In tin.
head, and through treatment will
cure catarrh. For sale by every
druggist in the land. April.
The grand secret OF female beauty
Is henlth-th secret OF health is the
power To eat, digest and assimilatc II
proper quantity Of wholesome food.
Take VINEGAR BITTERs. 1t will
cleanse the stomach, tone tho vital
organs, give perfect digestion, puri-
~ the blood, clear up the complexion,
and produce n state Of genuine female
lovelipcss. with which no cosmetic
can compare.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS. Notice n
hereby given that the books and OUT
standing claims OF jeremiah Grouse
have been assigned to me for the
benefit Of creditors. Allpcrsous know
ing themselves indebted to him will
please pay at once and save costs, rs
legal proceeding will be instituted for
the recovery OF the same unless tn
above request is complied with.
j. q. CROuSE.
dozen OF letters Il Day ponr In up
on DIR. David Kennedy, OF Roudout,
n. Y, from people who have been
benefited 10y using his popular prep
aration called nennedy's 'Favorite
Remedy And they often illustrate
what this remarkable medicine nc.
coInplishes in some new and hitherto
untried field Of operation. Not in
frequently patients come long dis
tance TO grasp the Doctor by the
hand and express their gratitude for
delivorance form pain. Troy IN. -
Duty TmteS. April
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THE LIFE LESSON
Learned by n Prominent Hudson Odd
Fellow.
tfrom tho Hudson IN. ~ Rcels,cr /

tfrom the Hudson IN. VI Register
Mr.. John Fitting, faithful odd Fellow u'axt
urand, Indenwali, No. 4i2) aud n member uf
Tie BAPTIST thutch, says: 81 have been, ~
most OF my acquairtAnccs In Hudson know, a
sufferer IRON dyspepsia Tor ten years Begin.
mug With indigestion, sour stomach aud hatu-
loncc, became SO weak that my body hccnmc
hurdcd too heaN! to carry and my mind was
wriglcd down 10y gloomy dependency. Amor
eating tl rs Il had q bal OF glowing iron 10
my Snmnch my abdomen would blutt ami
ache. \ lady, learning of my condition ad
ylS, q me 'o u-e DIR. DAVID KENNEDY = IA.
IoltlTh REMEDN. telling mc what IN iuhnIic
zeal oI good 4 hal done her aud others whom
she Know. began taxing II iu the latter part of
august, aud used altogether only thrce hnttl,s
when II achieved IN me the mot wonderful i'm.
yfoNomcLt. ] have now gained flesh. and fc,
stronger. hoitcr arl happier than have IN ter
years. fAVORlrE REMEDY cured my friend
u. T. hermens. Of Ghcnt vi the ling liing rc.
MAINS OF ulltrial tcNCr Il Of btliOusuo.s Nh
Harvey Thomas, the grocer on Warren street
lust below the Worth House. SAYS that n hl>
hld wonderfully good effects upon him. SEQ ~.
Ol ny ncGuiihiau',s sIy that. having uuro ut,J
u. thcy would never Hvdin be without IT, !
nave gwen II ~ my children nui iuuad { IN,
hcst uirllr,ne have ever huoVu iir regulation
Their huwcl' and Purifying their blood. TnT
knowledge vi th's medicine deem the grrJt,,.
lesson OF physical llo"
Hrtu- aud Its victory ~ carried IN,
burden Ui dystel sli tbout al my NO." .aiI MR.
ttctrc. u lady eighty wears ul l. residing vi
Rochester. ", l., "uuttl ripu' three v,Ur4 nyn
began taking IIr David kc ucdy's .Fa,u.ii
Remedy '-ui EOhdoIt. yuu kutw--auI u La
gwen me more ambition aud strcaEth than
have had 'lHcc | WIS Young"
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BEAvERTowN.-- Henry and Roswell
Stricken left for Kansas on Monday
evening.
| VIM. Herbster, who several weeks
ago had two OF his fingers sawed of
and his thumb badly injured Is get
ting along finely.
Rev. ID. M. Stetler held communion
services in the Union church on Sum
day week, when II class of twelve
catechumens were taken into church
fellowship.
Jacob A. Aigler opened select
school on Monday. lie has thirty five
pupils.
Snyder & Bowersox have their
Stave Factory in operation. Beaver
town now as five steam engines In
daily operation whose whistles are
regularly sounded as signals for be-
ginning and quitting work, and one
engine which is not in daily opera
tion.
Charles +. Specht is clerkipg in
Moses Specht's store.
William ShaiTer of Virginia. form
erly OF Watsontown, has moved his
family to this place and taken charge
OF the Central hotel.
Daniel Shook has been confined to
bed Of sickness for n week past,
suffering with inflammation OF tho
bowels. lie is now recovering.
William II, Kline shipped his house
hold goods to Goshen, Indiana, on
Saturday. The family will follow in
several days.
Gardening Is now In order.
John p. kearns is building an ad.
dition to his Carriage Bazaar.
James II. Aigler was Obliged to kill
good young horse last week. He
had been kicked by another horse
some time ago, and after nursing him
in u swing for several weeks he found
that the animal could not recover.
The Bcavertown Literary Society
has suspended its meetings during
/ the summer.
James II. Bingsman has recovered
frou II severe spell OF sickness.
The recent floods have done severe
damage Mt various places throughout
the township, by sweeping away
bridges. &c.
Our townsman, w. n. Heimbach,
salesman for n grocery house i'm Phil
adciphia, is at present in the city pre-
pairing for the Spring canvas. His
daughter Kate has accompanied him.
Joseph Shipton an industrious,
honest citizen, died after u short ILL
ness recently. He was principally
employed as a wood chopper, and as
such will be missed by many of our
citizens. Tho cause.of his death was
crippled limb, caused by White
swelling many years ago. He was
aged SO years.
Rev. Landis and the Reformed con
gregation will celebrate the Lords
Supper on Easter Sunday.
Aaron Hassinger shot wild goose
one day last week.
Our String band appears on the
street more frequently since the wea-
thor is not 80 cold. We are always
glad to hear them.
A. ii. Bowersox is In tho city pur-
chasing his Spring goods.
The County Commissioners he'll the
appeal for the triennial assessment at
this place on Monday. A number OF
our citizens attended for the purpose
Of having the value Of their property
reduced. Some of them were SUCCESS
ful and some not.
Farmers hereabout are busy plow-
ing, sowing oats, etc.
CITIZEN.
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GRAND JURY.

brown for May Term. commencing
Monday, The sind lsS6,
NdNns-I ] Shrsdor A. N. Srart,
centrc-A. BoNc,so1, !. y. sLintIo.
Ihampnan-Samuol usHylsr, James
RohIcr, Jancs Wiit.
frsnklin-fcrry ilaro ,ioVrso SNYDER, Waidy
stuck, NJ L. Walter
Nouroo-lsaac jarrett
ionn-H, W Row, T. B, Ulrich, Horny wal
burn, J. l.. Thomas.
P,rry Wcst-lLiup MtttsrliuE.
Sptinx-k'ubon D.oeso, J. q. hacLeuLury .
Isaac smith.
Uni"n-fbiilp W. Arnold.
WashibgtOn-W. >. Ihu, IIcnry KAu.h
John StrAy'r.
PETIT JukY.
Drawn for May Term, commencing
Monday the .lth. 1850.
Adtms-Slmon Bcnfcr, =. Ch,rie- Ringam,n
BosNcr-lsasc BOush, j. W. Biugnmau, trllA
HOWELL, j. q. Srydcr, JuhnQ 4. walker.
Boavcr Wost-J. coD X. stuck.
toutre-James NJ. B.ugtmAn, David Curr,
John T.. Spsnglor, W. +. bandor,, lsiah
Chapman Reuben $. Mcisor, Thoma. Page.
q u. Wiser
Frankliu.-J ohu Ueachol
Jack.On-Rubert nruuse, Jefferson Dauber-
man. Daniel Oldt,
MildleOutgh-J. W. Drwig.
Middiecrceknii 5. Aurnnd foy"
renn-B. f.Boiig, Jonas X. fot,er, william
Rumiy
rorty-Goorgo Rorhter, q. s. Stahl, Enoch
smith. J d. |. orror.
Pcrry wCst-AbrahNm Atudt, William lies
Hlcr, John X. Nufdun, jonathan WuOmcr.
Spring -lsresl sanders.
SollusgrJNe-i.picuL liakor, I. A. bumbArt,
dcorgc J. Schoch, NJ. ). Schroyor, Levi
Ulrich.
unton-Iohu Keller, NatLcu ScL4mJach.
Wa,htngtu gtun-llonry B"ycr, " ,lliam II kIkR
David Stra~ser, DAuiol Wolf.
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MAISISIELI).

April 8, at the Lutheran parsonage
Middleburgh, Pa, by Rev. =. u. Or
wig, David Il. Renuinger and Ada n.
krebs, both OF Mcclure.
April 8, by ID. s. Boyer, j. p, Mrs.
Kate +. Wetzel and John Y. Reichen.
bach.
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SALE REGISTER.

The executors OF Sarah Erdley will
sell personal property in Penn
twp, on Thursday, April 18th.
The administrators OF Catherine Gross
willseil personal property in Spring
twp, on Saturdy April Ath.
Saturday, May 1, Wm. Shambach, ad,
ministrator Of Joseph Eby, will
sell personal property near lions
Church.
Saturday, May I, Ann Meyer aduurx.
OF the estate OF WIN. M. Meyer,
decd, will sell personal property
near Fremont.
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NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

Look ut the fiugures on the label OF
your paper. Those figures tell you
TpE pATE 20 WHICH YOUR suBscRlP-
TroN ID PAID. Within 3 weeks after
money IL sent, see II date Is changed.
NO other receipt is necessary.
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- Our friends throughout tho county viii
.ni,ve by sending Us the news In their respec.
i,ye 10 = rs, villages and ne ghborhoods. Stnd
~ the plain facts, and wo viii dress them up,
y,srd bo our columns will always be open
ta.S,se WHO Wish 20 speak through them on
sspersI or local questio"s Of public intsrest
bnt we will not hold utscii responsible Tor the
opinions they may express.
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Whom Daby was sick wo gave hor CastoriA
When she WAS n Child, sho cried for Cast0ria,
Whom sho became Mlss, sho clung to Castoria,
Whom sho lad Children, sho gave tLom Castorla,
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Headquarters for wall papers at
the Centeral Dry Goods Store, Selins
Grove. Pa
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s,v,v. ,,orsry Covprs.-chs Courts OF
svJer Ceunty are held on the fourth Mondays
'fsbruary, May, and september, and second
sday OF December.
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Court I'OcIanlatiOn

WHEREAS tho Hon. Joseph G
w Buchcr President Judge ot the Iuhi
cIGl District composed Of tho counties OF Suyde
Union ami MIN ani Sauucl A. Wc'gol and
jacob a, smith, ESqs. Associate JUDGES in
and Tor shy der county hayo ifsuod their pre-
cont bearing, d,te tho 18TH day OF April A. u
isbG, to NO directed tor tn" holding u All or.
phaus court, court Of Common Pleas, court
Of oyer and Form nor and General court ~
quarter S,ssipLs ot tie peace at hiddleturph
Tor tho county OfSuyicr; on ,ho 4th Monday
tbeing tho 2ith dny oi May 1881 and coItir ue
ono week.
Notice l. therefore nsrcuy given 20 tho CorO-
ner, Justices of tho Peace aud tonstablos Ia
and for the county OF snyder, To appear IN their
proper porsOns With their rolls records, inqu,.
sitiOns, examinations and other remembrance,
TO those things to their OincCs AMI IN thrir b".
halt pertain to be done aui witnesses nud per
SONS rrOrecutirg In bchnlf Dt the common
wealth against any persons are required 10 be
then aud thoro ATTENDING AMI not departing
without leave at their porll Justices are re-.
questei to be- punrtunii In their attendance a.
tho appointed time agrceahly TO notice.
Hivcu undcr my hand and soal at the Sher'
in's otiico In Midd'oburg, tho 10Th day Of April
4. d., ono thousand oigLt hundred and
elghty.sis.
NER Is. @IDDLESwARTH,S sheriff.
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There chile amalg Ys laglR' notes, an lsA bel
bIilt en-"
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Grain Market.

CORRECTED ny W. B. wIEEY KyERy
WEDNESDAY.
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-03

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~snifrebe, 9aberne btrrebe, % Saanbbepesefene fuIbfan,
~bisaicrbe ~l1btrpftet for bet inbre Oprsr, b~porunber BUN
talte.
"2otts,1 iaabe BUN, "botfe fla pore Wanfolt2 Dotte
bsrte, COB forfpns ules, intie saa me Bottle pda Rroppsn,
fig uieIbom, fom bottle el1
0reben Iaante bsnbs rlbtrpt, faa bibenbe % ftarp., al
buab tntst aubet fsr bapbe siort, bet ubrettebe nu ben tnu'
isnbe Scrast, Der tom frsn I ben opbibieSe Ruinbss Orb.
Spignisnnen begpnbte at famine fg.
Ears befanbt fig aIbeles Tile peI peb bette.
San par Iisefaa COB -Rarmaab@ fom nosen, msnte
ban, % ban bapbe p9ret paa Ssen fsrenb ibag.
SdU Gprposteren, Tom bapbs faaet msb benz, faIbt
.af % talte ON, at be tamfe fit forisse.
&aablasntns tom isans, Zine @efne sap fig tile.
Dun bab, bun ~pelaanebe, bun fammebe benz ub, forbi be
.ptlbe labe ct Sttb forIfe lise for beres pine, ubsn at
sisre Toffss paa at rsbbe bet, os BUN enote ueb at faa
Dem til at goa tnb paa at ~forfsse. 9eriom Ssen par
altfor ipar. f. be bsqer penbe ON. Saa baphe be bog
gi,rt. bpab be tunbe. Naar be boIbt Baaben goot paa
Ssm, faa boIbn ben taufs, os at TONNE tiIbase, par
unber Uinben.
Suob bn bapbe uarst unuIist for aus @.fne aIene,
git let for BEN aQe fe. Baabeu bIep fsrt ub oper Strans
ben % fat I ganbet, fisnt Subraset lite par til at fpsss
msb. % be bIep s~snnemblsste til mtbt paa 2tuet, for Be
ft Baaben fot % tom I ben.
ans @.fns { fit Daabs stist, f.. gIabs paa Weusm'
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Decorah-posten., 1886-11-03

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eIa8SmaaI.
Oct CT ubeutor al Tpil, at Abern.
boIb.r i,IffnbsIis. Setter. 9e ipsanes
ritanffe Nb:r u,sSes, nanr be bar ubs
tsmt ALE RartnssmibIsr | ben @sn,
buor be n Glib bar bapt BopeI, %
berfOr maa bragg a~nbeufebs BIN. DE
fprtns.r ta Ipfis outrins os ffrissr at
fulb Gals; gannerne farer outtrtus |
aretopoerns. % 5unnerne berer fine
finger paa Rpssen suer paa arm.n.
On franf Rdtarforffer bar | Sors
tnbisn uaret @ibne til en- flor Gam,
mentomf at Abslis. Q5sr~, rs be Snbs
fsbt. fortau:r, at tisie Sonm,ntoms
Ter sientaser fig sanits r~'seImesFs
NIB uosIe ars RsQ.mrnu. Ser par
iamIst Here TuHnb, os BE- par tommet
fotteuis fra uae Ranter. aasiammen
msbte be msb 8anbreffau t Saunben,
% ba be tom til S.apIabien, taftebe
be Stottene, faa be tom til at banns
en- anfeIis Bunte.
Sc forte Rimpanie's GsfItsb.ber
Decorah-posten., 1886-11-03

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(SIurirs fra forr. Ro)
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aa eth 9ambnab pa ba, for az faas 8sisen. 8i te bes
bu Istts, faa ia bottle faa fla. gu piI inb, tan as uete.
for ba q cit birmnels Ser. Wen a bu inie fienbe, faa
far gu intie los ihae. Snsieu tan touute ub te benne.
90 brphe sue oft ba. Der q. 5oIman Iisae onne t Sfom.1
Care foa bstrntt uh. Oct siorbe be andre osfaa.
Be pib,te, buab bet siaIht.
De ipeibste meb Opmartfombeb ubou1 6auet. pei
plbenbe, at bsrfom ct frenmeb 9anpffib unber bisis 6ors
boIb loo tsruSe, ma'tte bet af en- ean anben @rurb,
maafe Ell ubsIb I Waofftnen, pare ube af Stonb til at
boIte Ssen, % piIbe msb ben ~tiItosenb. p~aaIanbs Storm
% bet ipare 5au, ben for bet blep Iieaenbe paa 2tftrfiors
ben, naar Wsrtet faIbt paa os meb Branbimserne Ga,
pore nbiat for ben fsrffe Sare.
Naar bet por fomm.t ioa Iarst inb uben at bape
faaet 2obs, par Der Then llbfst til at faa nossn. Oct
maatte sntsn paa Sunb al 9ptten pare unbsauet Ops
m%erffcmb.bsn, eur osfaa baube bet paret usisrIist for
2obisrns fra BOrbaus oS Gisrpe at TONNE ub.
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Dar f11ft en- 900 W0ltl1g
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-12-10
Sherif7s Sale,
\OTICE is hereby given that by vi

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
~ AMI authority OF all execution is
sued 10y the Clerk of the District Court OF
the Third Judicial District OF Washington
Territory. at Seattle, on the 18th dav OF
November, 1856, TO me directed and deliy
cred. have levied upon, seized and taken
INTO execution the following described
real estate. to-wlt:
The north half of the Nelson Rarccs
Jr., Donation Claim No. 81. situated il,
sections eight - and nine 81, township
seventeen 40 north, OF range two -
west; the east forty acres OF lots 3 and l.
township 10 north, range west: NV ar nt
NV or of sec 3, TIP Is n, of rye west: NV
or of sw or and ~ or of Sw ar of sec : n
H. II, rye west; lot OF Sec 4, tn Is n. roe
east; >w prot sec Is. tp Il II. roe west
hi OF Sc lr, sw ar OF sc9r and II Int OF sw
or OF see 33, tp II north, r.s'. , west being
the David HelScr Homestead Clam: Sc
Ir of So Or al sec 30, To- 9n, rye 3 west:
lots } and /. block % of the city of OF, M
pa all OF the above i'll Thur>ton county.
Washington Territory, which PROPERTY
VIII sell Al PA L. auction a the door of
the Courthouse OF Thm ston county, III
otNni' IA, W. /.
On the 9Th day of January, 1871.
1T the hour OF one o'clock in the after
uoon, to satisfy Il balance due on a iudg-
menl render, a un the 3lSt dav oi October
1853 in the aforesaid court, III favor ot
Sutclil" BlNtc: and Albert NJ. brooks,
partners doing business under The firm
name OF :. Baxter Il Co.. and against Ross
l.. ShOecraft for the sum of ST d.j1 and for
costs, Increased costs aud interest due.
Dated, Olympia, Dee. 10. 1876.
WILLIAM BILLINGS.
Sheriff of rnurston county " r.