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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10
Son g.. s..

unb hire Seraen i9lusen auiammen
in einem Iccoro unenolt6er 2tebe uno
Srauer. s., ipenn es tbnen pergOnnt
mare, Suiammen gu iterben!
3pbert iiberlieb ieiner Wittpe naf
ieinem Spbe cine i1pere 4ufsdbe gu
erfiQen: ben Hubm ieines Namens
unb bas 3el ieines 2ebens aufre9t
su erbalten. sic piro bieier Sinterz
laHeni9aft 9ere9t peroen, bas petB er.
plDBli9 i9aute bic junge Srau auf.
Sic trodnete ibre S6rdnen, benin Waf>
feneetlirr unb brDbnenbe S9ritte pa>
rem pernebmbar gepprben. Die 9ens
fer nabten. Sic umarmte gum lebten
Male ben @atten, Driidte einen beiben
Sub al" feline 2ippen unb Iaste rubis:
ygrparte midi, @eliebteiter. bort
oben!"
Gobert Gmmet, bic Senter unb Sol'
baten i9ritten binaus. Die junse
sSrau blieb in Der 3e1e auriid. &sin
Raum erf4ien ibr eeeigneter, nit ibrer
Srauer gu beginner, als bic Setdngs
nibssle in Der Robert feline leBteu
Stunben perbra6t unb in Der lie Dol
Soft bic Gbe einsegansen batten. &ein
Srt mar aud seeigneter, UNI einen
S6msra 81 perbersen, ben ie Rieman'
ben ieben lafien polte.
Die ftplsen unb itarfen Seelen Ida
men ii9 ibrer S9pG9e. Selbit Del
2Dpe pflest ii4 gu perbsrsen. lpenn bel
Sob nabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10

2luf elmer peiten nit faftissm Gras
betpadfenen @bene bes @rafen be Glare
mar mad mpnatelanger Mrbeit unb uns
ter Wufpenbuns f~abelbaftsr Summen
Elm S.rreniis entftanben, Der einem
a5nig. Gbre MAIDEN tonnte. 9as paz
lois mar mad benz Muiter bes G9lo1s
feb bon Woliep ou 9ampton>g purt Bel
Gonbon erbaut unb purbe bon benz
frilHeren 2orbs@ ouDerneur oonSrlanb,
Der ii1. reid getporben BON ieinen Grs
preFuns.n, in bic Rube bss 2anblsbens
auriidseSogeH bate.
Das G9lpb bes @rafen be glare,
bes iriihen Renegaten, mar ebsnIo
prddtis ipie bas ebemalise palais bes
anberen S4eufals unb biftorif9en Hes
nesaten, bes Miniiers Seinri6s VIII.
Wie ibr Gdlob, 70 sli9 ii9 aud ibr
Geben. Ser cine bate feline 4Dnisin
binseidladtet, Inn benz enslii9en &D=
nia ben gbebru9 gu erleihtern, Der am
bere Srlanb, feline Mutter, nm einem
felbiii9tisen Sprannen, England, gu
eefaIIen. 8eibe purben bon Soft
i9per fir ibre Mifet6aten bsitraft.
Der geidttiste, sealterte 2orbz@pus
perneur slaubte ii9 bon ieinenS pfern
pergefen. Gr beiaB nur ben ein5igen
Wuni9, unter Der Sede bon Sammet
unb Seibe, bic er fi9 bereitet bate,
ru6ig iterben 3u tDnnen. Wie tpei6
bate er fi6 bieie Sede geba6t unb pie
bart iolte lie ibm iperben! Wenn audi
Der alsemein politif6e SaB na6gelaIs
fen bate i'm 2aufe Der p%oGitGnois pers
dnberten politiI9en 8erbGltniKe, Der
peri1nli9e Sab mar our9 tie nidt ents
paffnet porben.
9as Imt ais 2orb>9 ouberneur bait
tie linn 9elegenbeit geseben, cine Heibe
BON @erbre9en gu beseben, bic unges
iii6nt blieben, bd er fpeber Dffentli6e
Qntldger nod Ri6ter gu itsuen bate.
S9on LANCE bate bas tribunal
elmer ee6simen GsieGI6aft ben ebemas
liqen 2prb : @ouperneur bon Srlanb
ieiner Sablrei9en 8erbre6en fpeaen
aum Sobe perurtbeilt. Dieter Sc
beimbuno iebte ii6 muir aus MGnnern
suiammen, beren Srauen unb S06ter
bon ben enslii6en llnterbriiGern mibz
banbelt uno oeren Batter uno 9riiber
bin9ei4la6tet porben paren. Weber
Dor benz RihterItuble 9ottes nod Dor
Der menf2li6en Moral lit cine fol-
DIE S~elbitbilfe gu perantporten, aneir
lie beitanb. unb to:r fnh g'r3Ei.t "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10
Gin nencs StraBenpfiafer aus Papiet

1T tiir3liA patentiert porben unb aeist,
poau ales unniibe papier perfpenbet
perben fam. SieIes pirb ni9t sers
itampft, ionbern auf ir9enb cine 4rt
pei6 unb bieefam gema6t, obne baB
ieoo4 iein Gbaratter ais papier 5ers
itOrt pirb. Wenn nDtbig, piro etpas
mebr Sura. pann pulperiiierte Spble.
Sanb unb cine serinse Quantitdt 4ss
pbalt in erbiBtem 3uitanoe beisemenst.
9ieie @srbinoung giebt- cine Mtu1e,
beren Sberfld9e gerdui6los, itaubfrei
unp ni6t elatt 1T. mas enti4ieoeu elm
@oraus lit, ben bds @spbdltpflaiter
ni6t aufpeiien fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10
TS6EuB.)

MRiB Gurrau beItano 60nd9lt nItt
auI ibrem Rs4te, lebnte aber Die ubrl>
aen 9(ner6ietun0en ab, tntete nIeoer
unb begann 81 beten.
Wenn lie bait. abnen tDnnen, tpelter
beloenbafte Streit in oiefer 3eit 5ipts
f6en benz 8rdfen b'Nrpor uno tbrem
8erlobten ItuttfdnD, 10 piiroe. fbr petn
nod grDBer geipeIen Iein. 8i9t ettpa
neil Tie gefiir9tet bate, baB ibr beloen@
miit6ieer 8srlpbter Elm iol9ss angez
npmtnen baben ipiirOe, ionoern, nur
neil ibr aud oieier &f atpilden
9fli6t unD 2iebe niGt erlpdrt 9efue,en
mare. 8om 8ebete geitdrtt erhob ne
ii6 unb ipiDsrbolte tbr Iniufsn, tte To-
fort gu benz @efan9enen gu fubren,
ipel9em enbli9 pilfabrt purbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10
gu resiftriren unb natiirli9 gu perurs

gu resiitriren unb natiirli9 gu perurs
tbeilen.
Die 8erf9pprenen beiaben einen
~toItbaren 8iirgen fir hire Ha9e, bon
Der Der 2orbs8 ouperueur ni6ts dhnte.
Sic iparen i'm Stdnbe, Sag uno Stuns
be Der 8eitrdfuns ieiner Mihetbaten
feitieben az fDnnen.
Der 2prbz9 ouperneur bate ben
Spbn zines Ieiner in 4merifa peritors
benen 9riiber appptirt unb DenIelben
bon bort beriibertommen lufIen, bamtt
er benz Ginfluiie Der irii9en Gmisrirs
ten ent3p9en piirbe. Gr loIte ben Srus
Der leines 9aters ni6t ais Rene9aten,
MDrber unb Senter pera9ten lernen.
Sieies &inb bate er Der SiirIorge
zines grSiebers anpertraut, Der ibm
BON 2onoon als bo9gebiloet, Superldl>
iia unb misunderstanding beSet6net
pprben mar.
Der 9auslebrer gait als @nsldnber
unb Yroteitant. Sn Wirtli6teit aber
ipar er irii9er patriot unb &atboltt.
Gr ipar elm Mann nit alien natiirlis
den 8praiigen allsseituttet, bon aussss
breitetitem WiNen uno bon leioena
i9aftli6em gbaratter, Der nit Seib
rnb Ssele IN benz feitbielt, mas er ais
re6t sra6tste. Oils ainb bate er I'M
Sabre 1903 nit aneeieben, pie lein
@aterbaus in 8ranb geitedt, Der 8ds
ter bon ben sngliidsn S4ersen sehdnst
unb feline Mutter bon ben Sufen Der
&eiter sertretsn fpurbe. Seit oieier
,3sit sliibten in ieinem Sersen &a9es
sebanfen, bic na9 8efriebisune
le6aten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10
Nlmoicuseben ma6t ni4t arm".

Gs lpar i'm !Serbit 1878, 70 16rsibt
Der Geo, ba bra6te zines Sases benz
S6reiber bieier 3eilen cine Gbriitin
bon ibren Griparnihen etlide Mari
fir bic 9ungerleioenben in China. 4ui
bic @~mpenouns, bas iei fir ibrs 8ers
bdltniile elm auau rei9es 9ei9ent, CAB
iie aur 4ntport: 30, es ma9t midi
gdns oliidlih, bieien armen Seioens
9riiten aud etpas 9utes tbun gu fDnz
men. mir ielbIt pirb Der liebe Soft
bas Wenise, bas i9 in meinsn alten
Sa9en nod brdu9e, pobl ni9t Oerias
gen." unb iiebe, 9ottes 2obn blie6
ni9t LANCE aus. Ginige Sage barauf
betam bieIe Mmoisnipenoerin gang
unperbofft unb unerpartet BON einem
Wobltbater 5tpanSig Mart gum @e.
ihent. Mtt freuoigem 4use uno bes
fpe9tem Ser3en ersdblte lie Dem S9reis
Der bieies BON oiefen reiden 3inien, bic
ibr 2iebespert getragen babe.
Dieter i4One 3ug 4riitli4er 8drm'
berai9teit ruft mir folsenbe Gr5dblung
zines Sprolsr @siflidsn in's @soddts
nib 5uriid: SD babe @erpanote, bic
mad ibrer @erbeiratbuns elm 9ei4Gft
qnfinsen, obsr bel sem Sleib unb
SparIamteit oar nt9t porpGrts fds
men. vSrau", iaste zines Saees bee
Mann, 40 tann's nidt fortseben.
fonIt fpmmen mir an ben 8ettelitab.
Wir pplen einmal tiiGtis 4lmoisn &c,
ben." sic t6dtsn es, unb bon bet
8eit an sins ales gut; lie iinb i,bi
ipoblbabenoe, ia, rei9e 2eute."
So bats audi Soft islbit psrbeibsn:
rWer ben @rmen siebt, pirb niat ter'
barben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10

Mls bie1elben tpieber e%intraten, pers
lieben Ollie Biz auf ben Graieber unb
bic brei Srldnber, bic ben 2orbs @ous
perneur eingebra6t unb getObtet bats
ten, ben Yapilon, INN Sober auf einem
anberen Wese unb aaein, Dublin gu
errei6en.
Damn tpurbe elm iriIder Wa9en am
oefpannt, an pel9em bic MGnner nit
benz 2ei6nam bes grmorbeten - benin
elm Morb bleibt bic fosenannte Sin>
ri9tung in ben Nusen @ottes unb Der
Menf9en = plab nabmen. On einem
&reuspeee, mo ii9 bier na9 Dublin
fiibrenbe 9auptitraBen freu5en, legten
Tie bic 2ei6e bes Gorbs@ ouperneurs
auf cine 8Di9une unb befeitisten an
i6r cine Safel, auf Der gef6rieben
itanb: mWoauitlins, Sieb, @erbreS
9er!"
Sa am anberen Sag, Martttag in
Dublin mar, 10 singen ober fubren am
dnberen Morgen Sauienbe bon Srldnz
Der porbei, allein teiner berielben ndbz
erte iid Der 2ei6e, feiner ma6te 9(ns
fallen, iie bergen 81 6slfen. sic be-
freuaten ii6 unb eilten tpeiter, fir bic
Sobten betenb, bic bieier nun Dor benz
Ridterituble @ottes Stebenbe auf benz
@etpifen bate.
Der GrSieber mar na9 Srforb sus
riidsefebrt. Gr besleitete ben Neffen
bes 2orbs@ ouberneurs gu ben 2eifens
feierli6teiten uno CUR giniebuna in
beiien @rbf4aft. Na9 unb mad floi>
fen bic Hei9tbiimer bes @rafen be
Glare in bic Sduier unb Siittsn Der
burd i'm gu 9runbe @sri9teten in
gang Srlanb. Sic f6ufen Woblitanb
unb 8rob fir bic &inber Osrienisen,
oenen Der 2prbz@ ouperneur bic Gltsrn
burf ben Sob entriHen bate.
&ura na9 benz trasii6sn gnbe bes
Gorhs@ ouperneurs bon Srlano itiirSs
ten ii9 bic beiben 8errdtber hires @as
~terlanbes, Cir Sbomas S'9degot unb
iein Batter ms Sheer. sic batten 5if
UNI Der 8era9tung unb Ha9e i6rer
2anbsleute au entaehen, ortf cine Der
30
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10
Sin nruer Shminocl

a Ia 2eo Saril finbet in Srantrei6
tpisber gldubige Seelen. Die 0erla9ss
~anItalt Die quite PrefIe" in paris bat
Dor gur5em cine 2ebensbeI6reibung
bes bl. @ntonius bon vMarcel Obas
ms" per0ffentliAt. Die ansebli9 einem
uralten Manuifript entnommen iein
foa. Sieiel6e entbdlt bic unslaubli9s
item Wunosr unb Seufelssei6i6ten.
Offenbar bonbslt es fih UNI S6fpinbel.
~, -~.. -.--', ma merfpa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10
Sas Wctter I'M Cftnher.

Ser betannte Mifourier Wetterpro=
pbet SRI 81. 9ids ma4t iiber bas mutbs
mabli4e Wetter pGbrenb bss Monats
Sftober bic folsenben q%nsaben:
Gr 1T Der Meinung, bab ii6 pGbs
renb bieies Monats auf u~nierer Groe
unb in Der 2uft gang aubergs>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10

so9en lnb lebten bort unter Der 2oit
unb S4mdd ibres -8erbreaens fat
~auIammenbre4eno, in tiefiter 8erbors
qenbeit, Bis lie Die 8erapeiflung iibera
pdltiste.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-03
THE GRAND RALLY.
Proposals for the Sabbath School
MaSSing in Nav.

At the last meeting OF the Sunday
School Union OF Honolulu there was
unanimous expression of opinion in
favor OF a rally OF forces sometime in
May. 4 committee was appointed
which includes the superintendent of
the various schools. together with the
original committee OF the Union. The
quested to- come 10 the ;. ;. Union
meeting on Friday afternoon to ar
range for meeting. The details viii
be left in their hands and IL is early
yet 10 predict just wha; the nature
OF the exercises will be; but that each
school will appear IN as large a force
as possible with banner and song
passing in review and thence TO some
vailing thought ut present. In few
places on the globe can there De as
Sembled such various race elements
all heartily in sympathy ON at least
the common Lord OF the sunday
School. The enthusiasm which this
thought has inspired has in Il the con-
tagion OF the Crusades and already
there has come an application from q
Sunday School almost 90 miles from
Honolulu that it might be represented.
Right glao,y and Loyalty will the native
Sunday Schools respond to the call.
and the School OF another nationality
has already proceeded TO provide itself
with banners and emblems. Further
arrangements OF the Committee will he
noticed in this paper.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-03

widow and seven children. His son.
Daniel o'Connell. Jr.. IS employed by
the Board OF Harbor Commissioners.
Daniel O'Connsll was. first OF all.
bohemian. He was, besides, a clever
prose writer, a poet of feeling. n stud
ent of literature. n raconteur. n past
master in astronomical art and man
without enemies. He was one OF the
lights of the Bohemian Club, which he
helped 10 found. He passed much of
his time there, and was in his happIest
vein when, surrounded by his fellow
Bohemians. he spun the ball OF CONVEX
sation with the skill that always won
him a delighted audience.
Dan O'Connelrs wit was his birth
right. He was born in Ireland in 1919.
and came to- San Francisco in 1865 as
a midshipman in the English navy. He
fell In love first with California and
afterward with one OF her daughters.
Leaving the service. he was professor
of belles-lettres in the College OF Santa
Clara, and later professor OF Greek in
st. 1gnatius College. IL was an easy
step to Journalism. and young O'Con-
nell gave his young talents to the
Chronicle" and other dailies. besides
the Wasp, the Bohemian.and the short
lived but brilliant Portico
IN HONOLULU.
Daniel O'ConneIl was wei. known
here in Honolulu. where he was a great
favorite. About fifteen years ago Mr..
E. c. Macfarlane, who was then in
charge OF the Advertiser, engaged Mr..
O'Connell as editor. He acted In that
capacity for about six months. when he
again returned TO San Francisco. Dur
ing his brief stay here he made many
friends and was a public favorite. He
was the idol OF journalistic circles. his
brilliant and trenchant pen bringing
him hosts of admirers. He was a kind
~. amiable good fellow and his old
friends We're panied when yesterday
they learned OF his death.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-03
A BOHEMIA CHIEF
Death at San Francisco of
Dan'l O'Connell.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in So
ciai Circies-At One Time
Editor Of this Paper.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2i.-Dan!sl
O'Connell. bohemian, bon vivant and
litterateur. died yesterday at his home
in Sausalito from pneumonia. He was
taken III in this city last Friday. and
growing worse, was removed 20 his
home on Sunday. From that time he
fingered until 1 o'clock yesterday after
noon, when. surrounded by his family.
ne passed quietly away. He leaves a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-03
shin CouSSr

on the trip down OF the Moana the
members OF the Belle OF New York
Co." assisted by others, gave an enter
tainment. the proceeds of which will 20
to the National Shipwreck Co. OF New
South Wales. There were a number OF
late songs and recitations. S"1h he Sick
Stockrider," by Mr.. Penny. being
among the latter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-03
Aluminium Ware

Is SON ething that has been sold
in HCEOlulu some time but the
prices we are offering these
goods at is new departure
altogether.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-03
w. ]. QUINN.
Re0| ES|0|e Age1t,
40 Montgomery St.
BETWEEN CALIFORNIA AND SAC
RAMENTO STREETS,
San Francisco, California.

Twenty years OF successful exper-
ience as a Real Estate Agent enablef
me to state that have done well for
investors, when they followed rnY ad-
vice.
The attention Of those having money
to invest is called to the fact that there
are great opportunities to make spleu-
did investments in San Francisco Real
Estate at the present time. The com
<iition OF realty at present favors the
buyer. This is the time to invest when
properties can be purchased at low
prices.
San Francisco has great future; all
ante on this point. 1t is to be the
great city OF the Pacific Coast and the
man who buys now will make himself
rich.
/ offer my experience and knowledge
OF values OF property to those who de-
sire to purchase business properties
for income, or improved lots or blocks
for investment. Information cheer
fully given in reference to all matters
pertaining tc Real Estate in San Fran
cisco. will be happy to correspond
IN relation thereto.
Sometimes estates are divided, and
the property has to be sold; In this
way fine purchases can be made. The
undersigned possesses information OF
al such sales and can advise buyers
as to values.
Money invested on Real Estate Sc
curity for those who desire to loan
their money.
Full charge taken Of properties and
taxes paid for absent owners
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-03-02
The Kidney Complexion.

The pale, sallow. sunken. ch eeked
distressed looking people you 80 Of
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Trouble.
Their kidneys are turning to a par
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They may also have Indigestion, or
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The cause is weak, unhealthy kid
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Usually the su rrer from kidney
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You can get the regular sizes at the
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-03-02

A CTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY
n where for Tine story OF the PHILIPPINES" by
Uurat Halstead, commissioned by the Govern.
menttas Onlclal Historian to the War Depart
ment The book was written In army cailips at
san Francisco on the Pacific and General Mer-
ritt In the hospitals at Honolulu. in Hong Kong,
in the American trenches at Manila, In the In
surgent camps with Aguialdo, on the deck or
the Olympia with Dewey, ana In the roar OF bat
tie ut the fall OF Manila Bonanza for agents.
Brimful or original pictures taken by govern
ment photographers on the spot. Large book.
LOW prices. Big profit. Freight paid. Credit
given. Drop all trashy unofficlal war books.
OUTFIT free. Address, r. T. BARRIER, Seci etary,
Star Insurance Bldg, Chicago, 3-l0-l6t
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-03-02
Trains leave Sclinsgrove Junction

Trains leave SclnsgrOye Junction
10 90 Il III, week days arriving ut 'h! dclphl'
3OOpm New York 20 IN Baltimore = II y N
Washington 10 pm
53lp m daily arriving al Philadelphia
% 20 p IN New York 53 q N, Baltimore . i5p N
Washington 10 So m.
S4!pm, week days arriving 1t Philadelphia
30a IN New York 7l3am
Trans also leave Sunbury:
225 n IN daily arriving Mt Philaaellhia ~ y IN
Baltimore IS n IN Washington a. a m New
York 9 933 IN Weekdays, 10 ~ III SUNDAYS,
75O Il IN week days arriving at Philadelphia
II ~ a IN, New York l3 IN, Baltimore ii 80
q m, Washington 90 pm.
l55 p IN, week days arriving at Philadelphia
9 90 IN. New York . 30 IN. Baltimore % p IN
Washington l5pm
Trains also leave Sunbury at 80 IN and %
and 81 p IN, Tor Harrisburg, Philadelphia ani
Baltimore
J.R. WOOD, Genl Pass Agent
]. b. HUTCHINSON Hen'l MANAGER
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-03-02

Susan Stock, both of Mosser's Val
ley.
May II, John Kuhns to Elizabeth
Stock, both of Centre twp.
May %, Daniel Bingham to Clar-
issa Shook, both of Centre twp,
May 90, Franklin Wagner and
Mary Magdalene Gilbert, both Of
Middlecreek twp.
June II, Samuel Rcaric!l and
Mary iIaines, both of Beaver twp.
June -, Reuben Benter to Es-
thcr Herman, both Of llessler's.
June II, Isaiah Eyster to Cath
crime Ann Weider, both of Middle
creek twp.
June %, Nathan FettcroIt and
Harriet Mover, both OF Nlosser',
Valley,
August >, William slower and
Sarah Bcachci, both OF Centre twp.
August I, Henry Krausc to Mary
Lcitzel, both OF llessle,'s.
August II, jacob Hitherto Eliza
beth lIerter, both Of West Beaver.
Oct. ., Henry II. Mover and
ApoIonia Weaver, both OF Mu-scr's
Valley.
Oct. ). James NJ. c. Rohbac., OF
Union Go. to Elizabeth lIcimhach
OF Snyder Go.
Oct. ~, Henry Stcimle to Chris
tiana Long, both Of Franklin twp.
Oct. 80, Isaac Gross to Catherine
ID. Smith, botn Of Beaver twp.
Nov. s, Michael Kline TO Eliza
Hassinger, both of Beaver twp.
Nov. Is, Jacob Ream to Susan
Leah Ietter, both of Decatur, Alif-
fin Co.
Nov. lG, Joseph Brunnerto Lovi-
ma Bingeman, both OF Nlosser's VAL
Icy.
Nov. 80, Philip l.. Dillman and
Barbara &. GIFT, both OF franklin
twp.
Noy. q, Peter Decker, (widowcr),
to Catherine F-lty, (widow), both Of
Franklin twp. 3
. Dee. 4, Joseph Nnepp to Bar
/ bara Stock, both OF Mosscr's Valley.
Dee. II, Thomas LowmilIcr Of
Lewistown to Barbara l4oyina
Specht OF Bcavertrwn.
1857.
Jan. !, Amos Hagcnberg To Sarah
Mitchell, both OF Beaver twp.
Jan. s, Solomon Walter to De
/ lila Louder, both of Centre twp.
Jan. 20, Sem. Edward Dauber-
man to Rebccca Heimbach, both OF
Buffalo twp.
Feb. s, George Miller OF WASH
ington twp. to Isabella Dreese of
Beaver twp.
April 5. Samuel Hassinger and
Catherine Breininger, both of Frank
lin twp.
! May Is, George Schoch of Sc
linsgrove to Elvina Smith OF Ad-
amsburg.
June II, Edward Beaver and
Mary Weirick, both of Beavertown.
June II, Hezriah Meyer to Mary
Elizabeth Hoffman, both of Union
Co.
June Is, Simon Beaver to Barbara
Herman, both of Hessler's.
June Is, John Diemer to Amelia
Smith, both of East Buffalo twp,
Union Co.
July 10, Samuel Weirick and
Elizabeth Hook, both of Decatur,
Mifflin Co.
August 6, Daniel Romig to Eliza
beth A. Ulsh, both of Beaver twp.
August 81, Abner Drummer and
Emeline Kinney, both of Adams
burg.
Sept. II, William Katterman to
Barbara Oldt, both of Union county.
Sept. "a, John Reitz to Elizabeth
Renninger, both of Franklin twp.
Oct. 1, Daniel Stetler to Mary
Heimbach, both of Franklin twp.
Oct. s, John Heiser and Sarah