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The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
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NOTICE.

Strayed or stolen, about May 10, 1888 from my place one mile east of Dover, Pope county, Ark, one bay mare. about l2 years old with small white spot in forehead; one sorrel horse colt, 1 months old; one bay mare mule year old, one bay horse mule year old, one yellow mare mule months old. l will give a reward of ten dollars to any per. son who will deliver them to me or put them up so l can get them.
 jun 2l JoHN l. CURRY.
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FOR SURVEYOR.

We are authorized to announce W. R. Hale as candidate for reelection 10 the ofiice of county surveyor, subject Co the democratic primaries,
 We are authorized to announce Quitman Davis as a candidate for surveyor, subject Co the action of the Democratic party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
MAKES AN OLD MAN YOUNG.
Extract from a Letter. |

Extract from a Letter.
 P. S.-I bought bottles of your Botanic Blood Balm from II. D. Bal. lard, at Campopello, $. C. 1 have been using it.three weeks. lt appears Co give me new life and strength. II there is anything that will make an old man young it Is B. B. E. l am willing to sell it. 1 can earnestly and honestly recomend Botanic Blood Balm. iun 30
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Wednesday morning, June 9th, at New Hope, Mo-, Mir. Eugene Moore, of the Pope County Mail, and Miss Lula Whiteside, one of Missourrs most gift ed daughters, Elder Russell Moore, brother of the groom, officiating.
 The wedding feast Is said to have been most bountiful and elaborate, the presents handsome and appropriate. We regret that lack of space prevents more extended mention of this brilliant matrimonial event. May heaven and earth unite in bestowing their choicest blessings upon this interesting couple, as they journey hand in hand through | life
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orre.non.lenne of the nemncrnt.

MoRELAND, June s,-IIealth good ... Farming progressing finely %. Having had opportunity to see and judge oi the condition of crops in portions oi Dover, Liberty. Valley, Moreland, Wilson and Convenience, | must say that I have not seen corn and cotton tn better condition for a number of years. b. News of the action of State conyen- ton has been received here with satis- faction.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
COL. FExToN.
saaasmea of she Ilxn0cnAr.

CerraseanSnmee of the DEMOCRAT.
 FoaT Smrrm, ARK, June 4.--The re- pose 0f some one long deceased, was rndeig broken by the brick-maker's $ pick on last Thursday. The skeleton cf man vas dug up and among the dirt was found a large silver ring, near the weight of a half dollar, and in- rcribed with the name of Col. Fenton. 1 The circumstance brought to mind the fact that such a man was once a real dent of Russellvilie, a dozen years ago or more. Inc skeleton was Of man of eood night and large square shoul- ders. These particulars you will re- member, agree with the idea of it's be- ing this same Col. Fenton. For myself do noe remember what ever became of him of where he went when he left our town. 1 only remember he once lived there. ft may be that some knew where he went and where he died when he left Russellyille, but the impression on my mind is that fl this resting place on the Poteau, be that of him, the fact ls not known Co th0se who knew him 10 Pope. thought this discovery of sufficient importance to give it to you not knowing but that by this means 1t might come under the eye of some one Co whom lt would be s matter Of inter eat. The ring is DOW in possession of one Mr. Jones, who doubtless will take pleasure in passing it Co any one who could Identify themselves as entitled 10 it ou the grounds of relationship.
 It may not be out 0f place to remark that the party who struck this skeleton vas engaged in digging dirt to make the brick for The 1000, 900 brick con tract to build the system Of sewers Ft. smith will soon be blessed with.
 The Border City keeps climbing to- wards the things which give respect to city's pretsntions and s0lidity to its foundations.
 happess Co be in an unconscious state of rivalry on the deadlock question.
 The state convention in Little Rock on the subject 0f governor, and the Ft. smith school board on the question as Co who shall be It's chairman, and as in everything else the Border City must come out ahead, for the agony in Little Rock will be over long before the fight will be called oif here, judging from present appearances. This thing Of having a body of men to consist of even members Is not good one to break a deadlock, but better that than have the odd man against you at least this is the way half of the school directors of Ft. Smith think about it, who want to get rid of Prof. Gates. BORDER CITY.
 LArER-As predicted, the agony at the Capital is over, but the war paint Is still on in Ft. smith. You may know who is going to be the next gov ernor Of Arkansas, yes, and who Is go- ing to be the next president Of the United States, (cheers) but at this writ ing it Is absolutely beyond any one's power to. guess who Is going to be the chairman Of that Ft. Smith board.
 BIG.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
NOTHING EQUALS IT.

ZALAHA, FLA, June 27, 1887. N. F.. Venable & O..
 have been using B. B. B. m my family as s blood purifier. Having never used any medicine to equal it. Respectfully. Mas. R. M. LAWS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
 FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce James Potts as q candidate for reelection to the o1ice of circuit clerk, subject to the action of the dem ocratic party.
 We are authorized to announce R. E Hogins as a candidate for circuit clerk, subject to the action of the democratic party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14

clinic and be treated free. at Huaseii- viile. she nfst Friday in each aaaash wAs unanimously carried. society aei- iourned to meet in knsseiiviiie the Hrst Friday Go JalY. promptly at co o'clock.
 D. s. Zkcnhsr. N. O., Pres. AR Howr1A, N. D., sec.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER,

We are authorized to announce Joe Petty as a candidate for reelection to the ofiice of county treasurer, subject Co the action of the democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce ". NJ. Peeler as a candidate for county treasurer subject Co the action of the demoeratie party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
AMY GILMER,

at the Harkey house, corner of Main and St, Mary's street, is prepared to dye Cotton, Wool or Silk any color de- sired and all work guaranteed. Spe- cial attention given 10 ladies' apparel of every kind. Patronage solicited and prices reasonable. tf
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AIsTi AltTii

Mrs. James II. Shlnn has opened an art class in the front room over J. l.. Shinn's store where all desiring in- struction in Drawing and Painting. will please call on her. Rates reason able and satisfaction guaranteed.
 jun fl
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce W. J. John son as a candidate for sheriff, subject to the action of the democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce John Young as a candidate for sheriff subject to the action of the democraLic party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
POsey County Heard From.

Mt. Vernon, Ind, Dec. Sth, 1886.
 had the regular Wabash Chills at various times for nearly five years and tried different remedies from which derlved little benefit. I pur- chased two bottles of "Certaln Chill Cure" from w. H. Fogas & Co.,. druggists of Mt. Vernon, and cured myself and child permanently of the disease. A. E. EGELSTON.
 Sold by J. NJ. Harkey < Bro.
 jun 14
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JOHN BoANS
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,

We are authorized to announce " L. Sibley as a candidate for re election to the office of representative, subject to the action of the democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce W. W. Hicks as a candidate for representative subject to the action of the democratic party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
Wanted.

Ten tons of old castings, will pay 25c to soc. per 100 pounds delivered, and will pay 5c. to l0c. per pound for old brass and copper. SMITH X SETTLE, Russellville, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
To circumstances and custom the law must yield,
Do Not Forget to Catch on This
 Time.

At New Orleans, La., on Tuesday (always Tuesday, ) May 18th, 1888, the 2I6th Grand Monthly Drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery oc- cured under the sole management of Gen'ls G. T. Beauregard of La, and Jubal A. Early of Va. To those in. terested the returns are very attract i've. The First Capital Prize of $l 50,000 was won by No. 55,3l5, sold in fractional tenths at $l each sent to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Two tenths were paid to NJ. A. Kel- ly, Pittston, Pa.; one to Mrs. C.. k. Coleman, St. Louis, Mo. one to J. W. Yates, No. 6l2 c St., N. w., Wash ington, D. C.; one to 8 deposltor in the La. Natl Bank, New Orleans, one to the City Natl Bank, Dallas, Tex; one to Dr. R. Chimney, Ander- son, Tex; one to Geo. H. Ashe, Gal. weston, Tex; one to American Natl Bank of Kansas City, Mo-; one to q Phillips, thro' T, w. House, Hous- ton, Tex. No. Fl ,492 drew the Sec ond Capital Prize of $50,000; it was also sold in tenths at $l each; three paid to Anglo. Californian Bank, Ltd, San Francisco, Cal; one to Mrs. F. T. Robinson, 42S Dryades St, New Orleans, La; one to Col. R. H. Porter, Birmingham, Ala. one to J. B. Bliner, Dennlson, O.; one to Mrs. Frances A. Hoke, Emmittsburg Md: one to H. Running, Moweaqua, H.; one to John Harrington, Hough, ton, Mich. No. 65, ,349 drew the Third Capital Prize of $20,000, also sold ln fractional tenths; two were paId to the City Natl Bank of Cairo, H.; two to NJ. Waligurski, New York, and the rest went else where No. S4,325 and 90,405 drew the Fourth Prizes of $I0,000 each were sold in fractions and scattered all over the world. On July 10th the grand drawing takes place when the First Capital Prize will be $300,000 whole tickets costing S20 and frac uonsl parts proportionately. Do not forget to catch hold of thls chance. Fair words please the fool, and sometimes the wise.
 A sound Legal Opinion. F. Cambridge Munday Esq, Coun ty Atty, Clay Co, Tex. says: Have used Electric Bitters with most hap py results. My brother also wa very low with Malarial Fever anC Jaundiee, but was cured by timel, use of this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his life."
 MF. D.I. Wileoxson, Of Horse Cave ky, adds like testimony, saying He positively believes he would hay died, bad It not been for Electric Bit \ teTs.
 This great remedy will ward ofI as sell as cure. all Malaria Diseases sad for all Kidney, Liver and Stom &ch Disorders stands unequaled Price Soc. and sl. at J. W. Wells.
 It van to tish without hook uf learn % read without a book.
 The safest Medicine
 ! To have about the house at all time is Simmons Liver Regulator It vii harm DO one. lt sill benefit all wh may have attacks of Bllllousness ' Dyspepsia, Headache. Constipation af other allments resulting from diserdsFed Liver or Stomach. Keel tt always in she house, and you vii have @ family physician near wh will save you many dollars and mucI safeFlng. fhe genuine always ha ou tAe wrapper the red / Trade marI sad Signature of J. II. Zelin & Co.
 las 2s
 fAe yoang may.dic, the old must
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
NEW MEMBERS.


 NEW MEMBERS.
 Drs. S. c. Burgess. J. NJ. Campbell and J. Y. NJ. Tate were elected mem- bers of the society. The application of Dr. c. l.. Kirkscey was received.
 The visiting physicians were extend ed all the privileges Of the members.
 On motion of Dr. Potts all further business was dispensed with until after the Clinic, which was opened by pr. J |. W. Pruitt, who presented five interest ing cases : Case l, male, age 46 years, corneitis; case 2, female aged 39 years, chronic retinitis; case 3, female aged 36 years, entropion; case 4, male, aged years, eiliary blepharitis in eonnee- ton with acute catarrh; case Q, female aged 30 years, ciliary blepliaritis. The one presented before the society at the last meeting. She showed marked im- provement.
 Dr.J. II. Potts presented ease male, age 1 l6 years, spinal meningitis. An absoess having formed. was opened ana now presented an unhealthy sore; case 2, female. aged 26 years, functional dis turbance of the hearts action; case $, male, age years, alteration Of mind. Dr. l.. T. Ragsdale presented, case l, Itthdltt aSeu zo J Jcaio poo'i"o'Si N"S~ = female, age l5 years, cleft palate.
 Dr. K. NJ. Drummonds presented, case l, female, age l6, alteration of the cornea with granular lids. Dr. k. II. Gardner presented, case l male. age years, acute cystitis.
 Society adjourned at l2 m. to meet al ?. m. Papers s-malarial hematuria-by w. 1 II. Hill, NJ. D.
 Discussion ito preserve the dignity and influence of the medical profession by K. NJ. DrummoGds, NJ. D. The society voted that thanks be ex- | tended Co Dr. Drummonds for his yalu. able an1 timely paper. The president appointed the follow. Ing gentlemen 10 prepare papers for tho next meeting:
 pr. J. W. Prnitt-Medical Ethics.
 Dr. $. C. Burgess Malarial Fever. i Dr.R.H .Gardner--Intermitting Fever A motion to extend a standing lhyita ton to the afflicted to come before thu
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
PRESS ASSOCIA.
 TION
Western District Assembly.

At meeting of the members of the Western District held at Texarkana, May 3. 1888, June 19 was selected as the time and Clarksville the place for holding the next meeting of the Assem- bly,.
 Matters of importance to the frater- nifty will come before the meeting. Let all turn ou. to make the meeting a success,
 B. F. LOBE, Chairman. c. R. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
For Sale.

One 20 horse power engine and one % horse power boiler. Applyto
 If. SMITH & SETTLE
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For Sale or Trade,

at big bargain one Buckeye Reaper and Mower nearly new. Apply to
 c. E. GERBER.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce ]. T. Bullock as a candidate for re election to the office of county and probate judge, subject to the action of the democratic party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
Four Men in a Rubber Works
 Paid ST5.OOO.


 Four young men at the Pliladel- phio Rubb Works, No. 2.ll7 South street, werr at the money c..ulter of the Adams Express Office. Broad and Chestnut sts., yesterday, and carried away x75.000 spot cash. They were George Gregg of 2,93S Alter st. Juhn McCahrey, of 2,53S South st.; William McCluskey, of No 2.5l2 PIne st.; and Thomas Lyuch. of NJ. 2,OiS Lancaster st. It vas thr proceeds of half the cap ital prize of slj0.OO ip the April drawing of The Louisiana State Lot tery. The half ticket cost s5. each man pulting up q 20. The money was paii st New Orleans. ani thence forwafud Co th,s city b, the Adams Express.--Phlladclphia Pat Tele. graph, April25.
 Friends are known iu time of need.
 The Remarkable Jure. Winch have been effected hY Hood s Sarsaparllla are sufficient proof that this mcdiciae does possess peculiar curative power In the severest cases of scrofula of salt Fheum. when other preparations had been power. lees. the use Of Hoods ssrsaparrilla has brought about the hal piest re suits. The cass 0f Miss sarah C. Whittier, of Lowell Mass, who saf. feFed terribly frnm scrofaleas sores that ol Charles A Roberts. of East Milsou. M N.. sac bad thirteen ab scesses on hts face sBd nees that oi Wslhe Dua. of NRlpole. Msss.. who had hip disease and scrofalA 90 bad thal physicians sad he could mot fs cover. arc a few af the manv lastanc cs iu shich woaaeffal cures wers sf fecled by thls medicine.
 The more servants, the warso ser. vice.
 BALLARD's SNOW LISIMENT
 This woudsrfal remedy s &aAran. teed Co cure Neuralgia ltisa pos. | itiye cure. tt wiii cure kaeamautm no matter of Aow loag stau4ing ll viii cure that daii achiug pala iB the small Of the back li sit oars al Sprsins ann hfulses lt wil ln stAntly take out the Gre from scaAi or bnFn, aud stop all pA.u. lt ls ths most penetrating Linimsnt ln ths world. it IS good Cor all inflammation It Is guaranteed to do Ail elslmed fol or money refunded.
 JW. Wslls. AgsnL
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Administrators Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that | as the administrator of the estate of D. N Battenfield, decd will apply to the Pro bate Court of Pope county, at its July ', 1888, term, for an order to sell the f0i- lowing described land. to-wlt:-S F. Ia of N W i4, Sec. p, township s, Range 2l also lots 10 and 22 in block ''B' Tin the town of London, Ark, for the purpose of paying the debts probated against said estate.
 J. l.. SHINs,
 Adm'r D. NJ. Battenheld Est.
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Proceedings of the Pope COun ty
 Medical Society.

RUssELLvILLE, ARK, June lst, 1884, The society was called to order at 10 o. clock by the president, Dr. B. $. Zach cry. The roll being called the follow ing gentlemen answered to their names, Drs. Zachery ,Drummonds, Hill, Gard ner, Ragsdale, Potts, Whiteside, Yan- cey and Howell.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
CHARLEY MAYS sity Shaving 2a,ls,.

Guarantees superior work in Shaving, Hair Cutting. shampooing and Dyeing. Well fur- nished BATH ROOMS in connection. Every thing first-class Call and see me.
 CHARLEY MAY, Propr,
 \ HRussellville, Ark.
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A CALL
For a Meeting of the Central
 Committee.

The Pope county central committee is hereby called to meet at Russellville OR Saturday, June 23d, 1888, at II o. clock a. m., for the purpose of appoint ing judges and clerks of the primary election, and to attend to such other business as may appear necessary.
 Following is the list of members of the county central committee:
 Allen, Scott Page; Bayliss, J. T. Moore; Clark. John J. Rye; Conven- fence, W. M. Thompson; Dover, E. A. Leggett; Freeman, W. NJ. Albright; Galla Rock, Robert Tal- ley; Gala Creek, J. NJ. Henry; Gum Log, J. T. Purviance; Griffin, A. D. Lawrence; Holly Bend, A. w. Mathews; Illinois, J. NJ. Harkey; Lee, John Daniels; Liberty, W. B. Young; Martin, l. J. Brown; Moreland, l. N. Cagle: North Fork, J. T. Gooch; Sand Spring, l.. Tate; Valley, NJ. II. Buc- hanan; Wilson. w. I. Pollock.
 J. NJ. HARKEY, Chairman.
 1. J. BROWN, Secretary.
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For rent contracts, deeds, mort gages and blanks of all kinds, call at the DEMOCRAT office.
 Do not marry until ycu are able to support wife.
 If you want good chew of Plug Tobacco ask your dealer for
 OLD RIP. If. Time gallops under the spur of the moment.
 To turn gray hair to it's natural color and beauty, use Halls Vegeta- ble Sicilian Hair Remover, the best and most reliable preparation science has gwen us. jun IA Beauty without virtue is like g nose without scent.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
T c. WALLACE,
 ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND
 REAL ESTATE ACT,

RusLELLyILLE, ARK. ofaee first door below Harkey & Bros. drug store.
 Money loans negotiated in sums of not less then Sl ,0UO on good real estate security.
 have in my hands for sale well improved and valuable farm lands. in tracts from 10 to $40 acres, ranging in prices from $500 to 5000. Parties desiring to buy lands will do well to call and see me before purchasing elsewhere.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
.ols rsornxr0xs. PHILApELpHIA. PA.
Purify Your Blood.

Reconcied friendship is like badly healed wound.
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fee, Cork. for calling out the contents
of the evening additions of that paper.

fee, Cork, for calling out the contents
of the evening additions of that paper.
The Kanturk prisoners, Messrs.
Daniel McCabe, Thomas l.enehan
Callaghan Mccarthy, j. 3. O'Connor,
and jeremiah Mccarthy, were released
from Cork jail on Sunday, February 49,,
after undergoing term Of i'm
prisonment for attending suppressed
meeting Of the National League.
The trial of Mrs. Croke for man
slaughter OF her husband was concluded
on February Is at the Cork Petty SEES
sions. DIR. jackson Cummins was ex-
amined for defense, and stated that.
basing his conclusions on the evidence
given by Doctors Crowley and White,
who made post mortem examination,
and, from the descriptions Of
the organs of the deceased, he
was of opinion that death resulted
from natural causes, The magistrates.
by a majority, decided to return info1-
nations to the spring Assizes.
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FERMAN AGH,

a murder is reported in Fermanagll.
The police, on February 10. found the
body of farmer named Carey on the
roadside, at a place three miles from
Newtownbutier, with his head and face
battered almost beyond recognition.
Carey WAS last seen alive leaving New
townbutler Market On the night OF Feb
ruarY 8, under the influence Of drink,
aud another farmer who accompanied
him has been arrested and lodged in
Ennisk1llen Jail.
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WATERFORD.

The Ri. Rev. DR.. Power, Bishop of
Waterford, in his Lenten Pastoral, de-
livered on February ~, says that for
the first time in the history of the coun-
try the attention of the civilized world
has been attracted to her cause. The
eyes of thoughtful men all over the
world are looking to her condition, and
we're intent on devising measures which
will put an end to her sufferings. IN
der these ircumstancesit was their inn
perative duty to assist rs far as they
could in this great and noble work.
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TlPPERARY.

The tenants on the Fillmore property
belonging to George Power Lawlor,
near Clonmel, have entered into ne
gotiations, for the buying of their hold
ings Already several have signed
documents agreeing TO pay Is years.
purchase.
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DONEGAL.

The trial Of the thirteen men, part Of
the gathering Of sympathizers with
Father Stevens, charged with riot on
January 20, last, was proceeded with at
Dunfanaghy Petty Sessions Courthouse
on February l6, and We're all, with one
exception, summarily convicted, and
sentenced to one months Imprisonment
with hard labor. Mr.. O'Doherty, NJ.
P, defended the prisoners. During
the oay of the trial the prisoners were
supplied with food by Father Stevens.
The authorities treated the prisoners
sham efully during their imprisonment.
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LOUTH.

Capt. Singleton. of the Array and
Navy Club, London, the landlord Of
the Fitzpatrick estate. at Cotton, has,
through the intervention Of the Rev.
Father Taaffe, COLLEEN, wiped out e574
Of arrears Of rent due by his tenants. In
addition to the above such OF the ten
ants as paid any rent this year received
a reduction of 3 per cent.
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DUBLIN.

Mr.. Michael Davitt addressed pub
lie meeting of the National League at
Dalkey, on February IL, and delivered
scathing expose of Mr.. Balfour's de-
tense of his coercion regime in the
House of Commons recently.
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LIMERICK.

Mr.. F. Is. Dineen, late official handi-
capper Of the Gaelic Athletic Associa-
tion, was released on Feb. IL. from
Limerick JAIL his term Of imprison.
ment under the Coercion Act having
expired. Mn Dineen was presented
with several congratulatory addresses
on his arrival at Knocklong.