The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-29

voun@ doma,e noIo,erir, W. harsilf ~,
wId Tho diviI bir1silf which ,,,oro wan oJ,,
tho oarno +bin, T,n s,i,l-Ir,, a,,5 ;t,a az a.,
silf "a wint tearin, Ioilxe = Iis+bracted
Ransbee s+ra. rbt IN fa onor+rnirt ~ tbo
Shane Macroo-ve,lI no moirdir, ha Ii,,od
in the same cassel wild Lie doc ,itfnI
gostberin, cuzzin-ar, +orId hiro Tho
whole avit An, here lit ma obs.,ir,,a 70
vour Ieddvsbip that thtt we've the onIiast
time I iyer saw our dear Shame Naoroo+be
worse for the loss of his thinner He RIM
his fingers through his chris TN tbev
stood up, iviry b.issed wan o. thin, loike
little davminted rings, all over his purtv
hid, an his beautiful Dyes fllshed fire.
"sTbere's no Delilah that livaa cries he
sas shall stale Inc striprtb from me- an,
thin cry: 'Shanel SbaneI The Pbjli3tines
be uDon vep Cod bliss We NToraen JAWS
ne. pm going to Amerikv the pirbt-an,
it wulI be a long day thatu pass before
set fut in ould Ireland again !, and wild that
he were IN an, of wild niver so much as
BE yer lave to the folks at the easel
Blood an ayers, but it were a thunderin'
.phillaloo that were raised whin the polls
came rdin up from Omagh an divIl
Shane Magroo could be found in all Sper-
rim, at all, at ALL"
"Aud he got safely away. Moreen?n
-t+fs-wud same so, your Leddyship; an
the Leddy Bridgit-"
noise of footsteps inst outside the
shaptv brought Moreen's romant c story
tn an ahrunt close It. W.. Archie comino
| back. of course. and at the knock which
followed upon the sound Of approaching
feet 7 turned a face v-reathed in welcom
ing smiles toward, the door. Moreen
started at the knocking, went swiftly to
the box-chair. murmured a few low
words. and then opened the door
Judce of NV disnav when. instead NJ
Arcbie saw a number of uniformed no.
licernnn fla c,,irl,lv into tbe little room the
smiles died away on NV fa.e and with
evps cprious as to the future action of the
intrnder3. I Law and waite ed them.
~Sbann Ma1roo was rayported TO have
left Woira two DAVIS aoor yourbsafed tho
snol[esman of the marty. IAN, it wall he
onIy cood for Won Mistress Maofnnis to
bn foIIin, If Won have seen him mass tbis
,ovri
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~, 10 ~ ~. 80 e.. No h. s,',,'.,a
siht O a. NO Io,,ri,,, o,.ns fnsoiSar H.,
80 - s,o,, ssho,a ,Ta,,roo ,,,,sz
this VAIN
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~ 80. :, I,,f y,,a,,.a o,,1Iora+
saiyat ai.o1 an, i,o,,, bonse ,lono, thn ,o,d
80 Oi o. -, - ~ ~ 80
w., ;,,,r sbt ,r1, ~, ,,l,,,
1, sS ,';.1.,,, GOV. Ii,,os fa. +ho ho,,ii
~ ''ie.iT H., To- ~ o,,,,, ~ ah 80
va G. stban5 oside NTistrass Ma, mis-
and Lot tho law 5e the hest foodga ~, the
mattberr
F..
od,,ornod drns.e1 ~ was ror the ionr,
nov 20 tho f,nside At NV urovpacted
apnearance the little flock of men stared at
me with ewes full of a lively suspicion.
Moreen. oniek to see their quest oninr
chances drew me close against the box.
chair and with startling evasion of the
truth said:
"Tbis g;ntlemin. is I,eddv Mar, C'Neirl.
naice az the ould Airl o. Tyronne, ami rel
attve. be marriage, av the Leddy Bridget
Ofw t1orv Her rossoor av n Gbrivar a.
lowed bit o. the harness to break as her
Leddyship was on her way to Moneymore
an she was obliged to SHAY wild me til
mornin, We can AK her LeddyshiD, your
Anners, respeetin' her Leddyshp's own
knowledge av Shane Magroo, if We loike"
your Ieddvshin,s sarvant ~ said the
first spolxesman with numerous low re-
spectful bows "but has vopr Teddvsbin
CHANGED to see the young william. shane