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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-20

Fast Mail Line with Vestibuled Trains be-
tN.en Chlcago' Milwaukee, ST. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Trsns.Continsatal Aouts bo1weeii Chicago,
i,uheli BUNS, q naha ana Inc iac'Ec
coast
Great National Route between Chicago, KAN
sas ely AM 81. Joseph, No.
500 Miles OF Road reaching all principal
points In Ishnois, wiScahin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Missouri AMI Dakota.
For maps, time tables, rates OF passage and
freight. rte, apply TO the nea res: station agent
Of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 81. PAUL RAIL
WAY. or 10 any Railroad Agent any where In the
World
Z. MILLER. A.y. II, CARPENTER.
0enl Manager. Gen'l Pass & Ticket Agt.
gH-For Information In reference TO Lands a nd
Towns owned by the CHIC AGO. MILWAUKEE T.
ST. PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY. write to II. q. NAr
GAN, Land Commissioner. Milwaukee, Tiacon-
sin.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-20

Sufferers from catarrhal troubles should
read the above carefully.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-20
HAVE BEEN EMINENTLY sue.
CESSFUL.

In the treatment of the following dis
eases: Chronic Diarrhna, Chronic
Inflammation of the Womb. Chronic
inflammation of the Bladder. Painful
or Irregular Menstruation, Tape
Worms, Enlarged Joints, Discharg-
ing Assesses, Nervous and General
Debility, prostration and impotency.
diseases of the kidneys and bladder.
leueorrhaa. skin diseases constipa-
ton. heart disease. liver disease,
headache, piles. iissure. tistulas, ul,
GERS, syphilis, pro,apsus uteri, Oh
falling Of the womb, asthma, catarri,.
scroiisia, consumption, female weak
ness, rheumatism, neuralgia, spelma-
torlhTa, &c, &c.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-20
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.

Great success in the treatment of
these most painful affections. / do
not claim TO cure every case, yet all
cases ara alleyiated. and al! durable
cases speedily and radically cured,
To those from distance, stay of
twentyfour hours is enough to con-
vince the most skeptical Of the truth
fulness of this statement.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-20
MARRIAGE.

Married persons or young men con-
templating marriage suffering from
physical or organic weakness, prema-
ture decay, evil forebodings. self-dis
trust, impaired memory, palpitation
of the heart, pi,nples on the face,
specks before the eye, ringing in the
ear. threatened consumption and ev-
cry disqualification that renders mar
rage improper and unhappy, perma-
nently cured.
LADIES
Laboring under any Of the various
chronic ailments peculiar to the sex
can obtain the advantages of treat
ment by the most approved methods
of modern gyEaecology.
PILES FISTULA. FISSURE, ULCER
And all diseases affecting the lower
bowel, speedily, thoroughly, pain
lessly and permanently cured. l
make use of no knife. ligature, caus-
tic or other painful agencies in the
treatment Of these most distressing
maiadies. Cure Of piles guaranteed
in from Is to 20 days. In such eases
it is absolutely necessary that l see
the patient.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-20
LADIES
CANCER.

The treatment Of cancer and can
cerous germs by my method is the
least painful and decidedly the most
rational of any method now in use.
The great advantages Of my treat
ment are: 1t destroys il, root and
branch, entirely, without pain or any
shock or loss of blood. When the
cancer is removed it leaves an eX-
tremely healthy sore, which readily
heals. There is no liability to re-
currence. 1t is free from all possible
objections or injurious effects. 1t de-
stroys the eancerous germs from
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-20
Itlll III q iItuHIy EVIiNltIUII.
EIGHT THOUSAND PEOPLE

Die every year i'll this State alone
from consumption. The trcatmen,
of all lung troubles, at my office con
stitutes a very important specially
Nasal catarrh, Asthma, Brochitis,
Laryngitis, are especially benefited.
and ifa cure is at all possible, it can
be effected by my method Of treat.
manf
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DRY GOODS.
EASTER OpEsrSo.

EASTER OPES1Na.
sEAToN PERRY
Successor TO PERRY BRo1
WILL OPEN ON EASTER MONDAY THE --LATEST
SPRING NOVELTIES" IN ALL pEPARTMENTS
NEW PARIS COMBINATION SUITS
MEN FRENCH DRESS FABRICS.
NEW INDIA SILKS.
NEW SURAH SILKS
NEW GRENADINES
MEW sIREBAT nps EksNcH SHERoNs vprxcv
--LATEST NOVELTIES IN PLAID. STRIPED AND
PLAIN Scotch ZEPHNRS
NEW BLOCK PRINTED FRENCH sArEEN ROBES
NEW EMBRolplRED BINGHAM ROBES
NEW EMBROIDERt ID BATISTE ROBES
NEM EMBRoIDEkLD fICHIs
NV EMBROIDERED SCARFS
NEW IMPORTED JERSEYS
NEW CHCDDA SHAwLS
NEW SILK SHAWLs.
NEW COLoRs II SILK WARP HENRIETTAs.
NEW PATTERNS IN IMPORTED CHAILlS
NEW DESIGNS" IN PklNTLD ENGLISH
ANDERSoNrs SCOTCH TENNIS st-ITINas.
NEW ENGLISH COSTUME CLOTHS.
NEW SPRING SHADES IN FRENCH BROAD
NEW IMPORTED WHITE GOODS
NEW FAST BLACK" HOsfERY
TkEFOUsSE KID GLOVES.
- FRENCH c. a COhsElS.
--LATEST STYLES" IN PARAsOLS, CARRIAGE
"a SPECIALTl,"LUtlN'SCE CELEBRATED MOURN
ING GOODS. AND PRlEsTLEY's BLACK DREss
q PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
Established 1sA0. mh31
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Facts About the synAicases.

rrom tne NeOro9ke 6teto Journal.
Lincoln man who has Just returned from an
extended tour OF the country recently struck
smil town In Missouri where the shantaes COM
posing the metropolis were surrounded By numer.
Gus acres OF land staked on into lotA Before one
Of the magnificent trade emporiums sat an old
man smoking corn-cob pipe and apparently
plunged In meditation. The Lincoln man a.
sumed an air Of profound innocence and accosted
him. when this dialogue ensuei:
what are these stakes here for?"
Town lots stranger. This hyar town Is lust er
goin' TO have a boom. An opefy house viii be
built thar, IF nothin happens" %
Who owns this property?,
town." ~ '''A'
"What Is a syndicate?.
why, ye see, a syndicut IL er lot Of fellers in
thef city what has money, ana they sorter get
tosethernnd buy up farm, and they stake tt Oh,
ye see. an start boom. That thar land was thcf
Widder Mcguire farm, but Their syndicut b0ught
IL, and staked II o."
"And how does the syndicate DO It's boomine?r
"Wai. one fellow In Their syndicuf gets control OF
IL all ye see. and he sells lot 70 another feller
an IL goes round an round, an every time It goec
round the price Is riz."
body"
at wouldn't, Ell! Stranger yer wrong. Finally
er iot Is sold to some outslde teller, and then t
oedyeated, ye see, an don't 60 round no mora"
Ihanks; now know all atout II"
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Rovco,uuR Burlington Freight.

MANY sTRIKxs EXPECTED BECACsE OF THE W.
WILLINGNESS OF RAILROAD MEN TO HANDLE IT.
While no decided change took place In the rail-
road strike situation yesterday many things oc-
CURED which showed general disposition among
railroad employees throughout the West TO observe
the boycott on Burlington freight and TO strike II
necessary TO avoid handling such freight. Inc
switchnen and firemen In the santa re yaruS AT
Kansas City Quit work In a body last nlgnt pc
cause they were required TO handle 90 lrelgnt
Strikes are liable 20 take place to-day In ST. Paul.
MILWAUKEE,. Kansas city, Springfield, Ohio, and at
other points II the roads insist on handhnS "
fright The officials OF the Fort Wayne ROAD AID
The striking engineers and hrenen held a CONFER
ence in chicago yesterday morning. The men re-
fused 10 go back unless the OclalS agreeu 70 poy
cott the 30" This the latter declined 10 do, ana
the Conference came to naught. The ROCK Island
managers declined once more yesterday 10 rlsK
tIe-up OF their road by attempting 10 receive
freight from their competitor, the Burlington;
Yesterday afternoon an attempt was mace at
Chicago 10 get train OF twenty lreisnI cdrs lrul
The ssJ~ road TO the Chicago and Alton. AS the
train passed the vilduct at 16th street the engl-
neers OF other roads refused To allow the train 10
gO b. They stopped its progress by crossing anu
recrOssing the tracks which luterscct the road at
this point. These tactics were Kept up lOr TWO
hours and the 40 train was finally taken back
10 the Western-avenue yards After this an Hi
nOiS Central train was brought TO 16th street,
drawn Dy "Q' engine. When the Eiaduct was
reached a number or stones were hurried at the
locomotive The assault was answered by shOt
nom a man standing in the cab. The aSsaultlng
party withdrew and the train prOceeueu Vi us
way.
Another effort TO effect a compromise OF the Bur-
liprtOn strike was made last night by the Brother
hoods OF Engineers and Firenen. They Oner 10
IngtOn employees or TO three Railroad presidents
Qr MANAGERS
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

sE IF
s sS 45s Ssb by Ss2Ss
BY virtne Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
6esooer as By order passed. on
18TH day Of March, 1889. in Equity cause No, 1887
and Gertrude Wheeler and others are defsndants.
shall sell to the highest bidder in front Of the prem
1883, At FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ. the following.
fsssrsd Sf land in the city q IS
James h saville. Trustees. subdivision Of part of
u OF the .s 81 the
the District of Columbia.
this in and to the parcels Of land described fol
feet north TN Of shs north line
line psrpendicuiar to Az street 20 55 feet; thence
an n
feet to point on the west Line Of street dis
south along thu west line OF ~ street feet to the
Said ub lot - l. situated on the northwest corner of
Pennsylvsnia avenue and street having frontaee
depth Of io5 feet and niche. On y street Il is
improved by three:story brick building
having frontsse 81 is feet on iennsySania avenue.
BY an average depth Of s7aa feet and is improved by
The three parcels Will first be put up for sale as
whole and if not sod then each parcel will at once be
Terms Of sale a. prescribed by the decree amended
are as follows Onethird OF the purcha 5e money in
cash, and the balance i'll two equal nstallments pay
able in one and two years respectively from the da Of
sale all cash. at the option of the purchaser The
defer payments sh II be secured by deed of trust
upon the premise sod and bear Interest from the day
OF sale the rate OF six per cent per aInum PAYABLE
semi-anuually. deposit of $500 is tn be made when
the property Sold il it he sod whole. II so in
three parcels deposit of $500 will bc required on lot
2S and $3.50 ON lot ~, and 300 on the remaining
parcel OF ground If the terms Of sale be not complied
with i'll ten days from day of sale the trustee
the right resell at the rsk and cost Of the de aulting
purchaser after five days previous advertisement.
All conveyancing at TIE cost of the purchaser pur
cha ers. JAMES II. SAN1LLE. Trustee,
mhl9-dts l4l9 st. NV.
gV THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, APRIL SEVEN, at same hour.
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Watched Its Lille Ebb Away.

rpv Prrrrr-r STORY OF An UNFORTUNATE YOUNG
COUNTRY SCHOOL TEACHER
PTrrsBuRG, April IA special from ParSersourg,
" Va IN the Commercial Gazette, says: A few
DAYS ago the dead body OF a child was found In
ravine about IL miles north OF here coroner
Sener invesrirated the matter and had Emma
Sfsrens arre.,ted When placed upon the stand
she said that she was teaching school In Preston
county 10 the winter OF 1857, when she met las
Wi Gibson Of Bealington 10 whom she became
engaged Al the close or the school term ellison
dessrted her a short time after marriage. Last
Decemb.r she found herself with the child 10 take
care OF and nothing TO give IL. She tried 10 get
into the infirmary in several counties, but Jailed
She wapdered from place TO place until sne De-
came di,heartened.
Tine child grew sick for want OF proper nouriSh-
menI and. taking II into lonely place. she lald
II upon the ground Standing away at some us
lance She Matched IL until life left the little body
when she covered 10 with leaves and turned from
ft for ever The unfortunate woman Is still In
fail pending Indictment
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WHY WILLIAM THOMAS WAS MURDERED ny two
BROTHERS IN GEORGIA.
The penalty OF wearing store clothes In Rabun
County. Ca. is death. Some time ago the murder
OF Vim. Thomas In that county, was reported.
Thursday one Of the murderers, Jos. Hopkins was
Drought TO Atlanta, and he tells curious story as
to why the murder was committed:
Thomas came cayOrtin6u p to the church ), ann,
ne, "a Wear1n store clothes. Us boys did not like
70 see him taking the shine on US so we con-
drink but he was TOO uppity 10 do it. MY brother
then Threw o stone at MIN to see how he would
run, ana ne run, sure enough. Then we both ran
aHer MN, throwing stones after him, thinking II
was fun, when suddenly he dropped down dead.
II we mad not been drinking we would not have
done what we did. My brother is TO be hung on
mines for life. i reckon will get used toll.
VIII have TO try anyhow. But never did like a
man what wore store Clothes
lie has now gone to a place where he win NOT he
troubled by the sight OF store clothes.
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DipIonsacy a. an Art.

From the Oil City Derrick
Flossie-"Mamma. may go outdoors and play
with Ned?"
Mamma-"No. am very sorry, but you know
yon did not come home the last time when I told
you TO. and said would have to refuse TO let Won
60 the next timer
room)-"Never mind, Flossie, dear. Perhans Won
can go some other day."
Flossie tcheerfully}-'Oh, don't mind. didn't
row, you know, 50 thought Id let her punish me
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ap3-dtds
nUNCANsON Bros, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN THE CITY. BEING
PART OF LOT SIXTEEN, IN SQUARE TWO
HUNDRED AND NINETY-SIX, SITUATED AT
The INTERSECTlON OF STREET AND VIR-
GINA AVENUE, FRONTING ON THE AGRI-
CuLI URA i GR 9 AND wITH H a Hun HS
THlEE THOUSAND FEET OF PARKING. AMI
f. Is, ONLY t HALF SQUARE FROM BELT LINZ
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of ar
the District of Columbia. sltuug in equity. Nv
passed in a cause wherein Martha X. Anderson Is IL
ssas. shall A on TH1RsbSY AfT ii APRIL
TWELFTH, A. d. 1883. ut FIVE O'CLOCK, on the
premises sell the following described real estate sit
uated in said District to witt All that part OF lot 10
IN squire 296. beginning ut the northwest corner OF
lot numbered IL and running thence southwardly 81
feet inches to 3Ofoot alley; thence westwardly sc
feet thence northwardly 9S feet to Virginia avenue
and thence esstwardly with Virginia 50 feet
inches 10 place Of beginning, containing 3S66 square
feet Of ground more or less.
equal instruments and twelve months from day
Of sale with six cent interest the cash payment
be made within ten days after the day Of Of which
deposit OF SIC shall be made 1t the time OF SALE
all cash. 1t option Of purchaser. Decree OF court
thorzes ustee to sell property as whole or in sepa
II terms Of sale are complied with within ten days
after the day of sale the trustee reserves the right "a
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser purchasers after hve days public
ttce Of such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, D. e. Abstract Of the Real Estate Title
mh3l-dkds 1928 ct. NV.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctions.H i nRas sssaai

NTAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOT on CONNECT.
WlCUT AVENUE. BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE AND n STREET, FIR. INTING ON CON-
xYENgE TH FEF AND EIGHTY
On MONDAY AtTERN00NS,. APRIL PHI NINTH. az
will sell in front Of the premises. -.
LOT 81. OF JAhDlN's SUB OF PART OF so. log.
BEGINNING tor the same OH Connecticut avenue 30
feet from the southwest Of said
lot running thepce on said avenue northwesterly
80 $1,000 feet thence nor,he stery Jos 30 100feet;
thSnce east 4g18.1o0 feet e l5-foot alley; n nee
81 $500 feet north of southeast said lot:
thence westerly parallel with south line Of said lot
la 6O-l00 feet to the place Of beginning.
One Of the finest building lots in the city, being on
the east side OF Connecticut avenue the British
legation. fesdence OF Justice Matthews and others
and near the new Church Of the Covenant
Terms: One-third cash. balance In i and yeara.
notee 70 pear per cent interest from Gay o. ale pay
premises, all cash. at option II purchaser. cum
veysnc1nx &C., ct purchasers cost deposit Of ESQ
required 1t sale. TERMS to be complied with In 10
day othsrwise right reserved te resell e risk aud
Of such resale IN sone newspaper published tn Mssh-
spS-dds DuNCxNsoN BROS. Auctionesra
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Her Tongue Cut Out.
TBE SHOCKING MURDER OF A SCHOOL TEACHER II
PENNSYLVANIA TOWN

1hh sHOSkISG NtkDEK OF A SCHOOL. TEACHER IN A
PENNSYLVANIA TOWN.
letter from Curwinsyille, Clearneld County,
Pa, says that a young lady teaching school In q
farming district five miles south OF Curwinsyiile
was found dead In the schoos-h house. on Tuesday
evening last. Win her tongue cut out The school
had been dismissed as usual al 10 m and he
pupils lett the teacher alone in the school, house
- ne nght hand or the dead woman was found
les.u pencil, and on the floor near her body was
.ten ln her handwriting the particulars OF her
se@an: Two tramps had entered the school, house
nnsxs sie Pipils had been dismissed. They over
poNerei and outraged her arterWard cuffincr aer
sonzue OUT With knire. and then fed leaving her
III 1sdd sne recovered sufficiently 10 write on
scription OF her murderers ~ P~A VIVA W.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
Rugged tn Death by n Bear.

A PENNSYLVANIA NAN KILLED WHILE TRYING TO RE-
COVER HIS COAT AND MONEY.
HUNTINGDON MILLS Pa. April 3.-Hiram Berth
was squeezed 70 death by a tame bear Thursday
in Sweet Valley. Two Italians have recently been
travelling through the country with large
trained bear. Berth, half-witted fellow, created
diversion by throwing on his coat and turning
sOmersaults and Handspring After the bear and
Hiram mad amused the people for some time the
Italians moved on. carrying Hirams coat, which
contained a small amount OF money. Hiram Sc
cured a warrant, and he and Constable kester
pursued the Italians. The Italians promptly re-
moved bruins muZZle, and he stood up ready Tor
nght. Hiram. seeing the lost coat, rushed toward
the fu git1ves 70 secure it. One OF the showmen
mumOled something and the animal rushed at
Berth. embraced him and, falling upon him,
crushed the life out OF the poor fellow. Constable
keSter In the meantime had attacked the bear
and, placing his revolver at the enraged aniinaPs
ear, shot MIN dead, but he was too late 20 save
Berth The shOwmen then turned upon the 0nlcer
anu felled him TO the ground with club. Before
the constable could regain his feet the Italians
WIenched his revolver from his grasp ana nreu
two shots at the Off1cer from his own weapon as
they ran away. Neither OF the bullets took enect,
and the Italians succeeded In escaping.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS AFTERNOON
GEO. W. sTIcKNEY. Auct;oneer. o3o street
rkCsrEEy SALE OF VALUABLE UNrNpRovEp
PROPERTI ON 18th STREET. BETWEEN r

sssFEEEEs saEs EzHsaaEh qssEfE%sf22s s
81; @ q ls E s "a ss'4 ii sse.
Of Columbia and At the request Of the party secured
I e s 81 of 81 81: + SSs q 81 II
ISIS 0 re- osx 3 The
Co,n%6i. e wit; Lots na%s esS ,or;yOns
aud
do. 80 -.
Of the purchaser must be gven TO bear interest," sI
siy e ~
Of 4 w Be- S ss
lot It .s S & z
risk and Of defsultns purchaser after i've days
'Ss s i haAHa' s go E 81 sa~
mh1-eodkds Trustees.
THE 4. s..sss ss q
THIRD 1888. -
mh27-tu.th.smkds JAS. II. MARI. Trustees:
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
M aSH 81 H 81
STREETS NoRTHEAsT, NOW OCCUPIED "A s
SsE HSSRhhD Mp
1858. Al FIVE O'CLOCK. We viii sell in 'front.' -
OF the premises -
LOTS 40, so, AND 81. SQUARE I'll.
These lots front 159 LIST east and 100
feet street north. tand occupied BY coal and
wood yard together with Office. scales shedding fenc
ing and railroad siding This property can be utilized
for warehouse purposes or business Of 2 wholesale
character having railroad facilities for shipping and
receiving now in thorough condition to continue the
present business the two make the prop
erty susceptible of being subvded for building pur.
poss No better location, being Of access by rail
and streets, could be obtained the raroad siding II
already in and purchasers will not be troubled to OBJ
tain permits for that purpose.
Terms One-thrd cash balance in equal instalments
At one and two notes to be given bearn9 per
cent interest from day Of sale payable semi annually
cash at purchasers option. deposit Of $500 will be
required at time of sale Conveyancing &c, at pur-
chss RS cost Terms to be complied with in ten days
otherwise the right reserved to resell at the risk and
cost Of the defautng purchaser after ve days public
notice of such resale in some Newspaper published in
WASHINGTON, D. e. DUNCANSON Bios,
mh34-d&ds Auctioneer4
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Dosr Rum YouR Srom.oH.

Bulletin No. IL Division Of Chemistry Of ARricul.
tur. makes some startling revelations q TO the i'm
purity Of beers sold here the mAnufacture Of which
salicyc acid bicarbonste Of soda suphits and Other
poisonous substitutes are used Among this class "a
enumerated are the Milwaukee, VITA, Alexandria Va
st Louis; Mo. Pnii.dsHhi. Pa. and W.sh1ngton.
Beer clean bill 70 purity. This u statement d
facts made from the Official publication Of the Depart
Of hospitals and Others obtain IN enalyss of the
CINCINNATI Beer BY applying TO FL finley.
Sole Agent for the D. c. Of Chria MocrIins Cncinnst
0eefs Inc queen OF Been. u1h12
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NATIONALIST NRxrlNGs m lrsfAnp.-Nessra
William O'Brien, Q. Il. Hesly, and others spoke &c
q meeting at &itchellstoMn. Ireland, sunday.
Mitchelistown square, where they delivered
orations There was no disturbance, the police
geing kept 10 their oarrsckn The .magieentes q
grange have been ordered 70 prevent the leA6ue
meetings announced 70 be held At thooe places On
cessary In order 20 suppress al attempts 70 held
meettngR
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