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The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-08-30
GRANITE.

The output for the week ending August
20, was 36 bars of bullion, containing
60,627.45 ounces silver and 34.49 ounces
gold.
There is not SO much activity as usual
at the millsite of the Granite on Fred
Burr the past week. About one-ha]f the
force of men have been laid off, leaving
only about fifty men on the ground. The
railroad is completed out to the milIsite,
and the construction will probably be
commenced very soon.
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DUNKLEBERG DISTRICT,

Mitchell & Mussi@lcod are sinking an
air-shaft on the Forest Rose mine in the
Dunkieberg district.
A. B. Hover and others, who are work
ing the Little Joe, are getting out some
fine looking ore, and expect to make a
shipment soon.
Dave Dunkleberg is making good
progress on his property. His new
steam hoist is doing going good work,
and his mine will undoubtedly be a big
success. He expects to make another
shipment of ore soon.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

This company is very active in adopt.
ing everything for rapid and economical
mining. During the week they have
lowered the big pump down to the 400.
foot level, and will commence sinking
Saturday.
In the east 4OO-foot level they have :
feet of very rich ore, and in the west 400
foot level they are just coming into the
contact lime and granite. They expect
some good ore on this level very soon
and from present indications they will
not be disappointed.
They are now shipping ore enough to
defray ext anse Of sinking.
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Dissolution NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the part
rership heretofore existing between d. B.
Hertz and Thomas L. Jones, as tinsmiths,
Is this day dissolved. said business having
been sold to J. C. Godfrey, who is auth
OH ed to collect al bills, and all out
accounts to be presented to him
for payment. ID. b. HERTz,
IHos. L. JOKES,
J. C.. GODFREY.
GRANITE, Montana, August s, 1888
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WEST GRANITE.

The report regarding the suspension of
work on the West Granite is untrue.
Our mining editor visited the Butte
crosscut during the week and found the
usual force of men at work in the header
The rock is hard as ever and work pro-
crosses slowly.
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HATTA.

The Hatta continues to improve as
usual. They are now down on the shaft
go feet and have struck 7-foot lead of
good ore. The are soon to make ship
ment. Mr.. Holland, president of the
company, says he is confident that the
Hatta will soon pay her way.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-08-30

forward and the best ore ever taken from
the mine is now in the header.
The development of the Pearl has thus
far been of the most satisfactory nature,
and shipments of fine ore may soon be
hoped for.
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PEARL.

The work at the Pearl is progressing in
the usual satisfactory manner.
The main shaft is now down 80 feet
below the tunnel level, and the 2Go-foot
station will be reached during the coming
week.
Good ore has been encountered in the
shaft while sinking.
The tunnel is beng rapidly pushed
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-08-30

Henry Fisher has brought s1lit at Hele-
na against John Briscoe for the payment
of two notes of $1,000 each. Both are
prominent mining men.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-08-30

John Creagan, aged Is, of New York,
killed himself last week while crazed
with grief at the death Of father, mother
and brother in rapid succession.
The deal between Manitoba and the
Northern Pacific to complete the Red
River road is off. Either the government
or the St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
viii finish it.
At Plattsburg, n. Y, Thursday. in a
speech, Gov. Hill said: "The Democracy
does not propose anything radical about
tie tariff. They propose a revision of
some Of the duties.
". A. Nicholas, charged with attempted
rape on his 13-year-old sister-in-law in
1881, at Birmingham Ala ,eluded arrest un-
til yesterday, when he was caught in Fay
cite County, Mississippi and taken back
III lOrnS.
The National Commander-in- Chief OF
the Sons Of Veterans, in session at Wheel
ing. ". Va. adjourned after electing Geo.
+. Abbott OF Illinois scommander-Ofchlef.
Rudolph lee Bernstein OF st. Joseph. Mo,
WAS clOsen a member OF the Council-ln-
Chief
Finishes at the Brooklyn Jockey Club
track are to be instant !neouSly photo
Graphed hereafter to avoid mistakes.
A counterfeit 81 bill bearing the large
figure in the right hand corner is in circu-
lation. Look out FOR it.
Henry Fisher has brought sllit at Hele-
na against John Briscoe for the payment
of two notes Of $1,000 each. Both are
prominent mining men.
Schvab & Zimmerman have brought
suit against the Wirscot mining company
for $4,000 said to be due them for money
advanced to that company.
The indications are that almost every
body in the Bitter Root valley wants the
nomination for some Office at one or the
other Of the conventions soon to be held.
'rrszth"
EDITOR MAIL-Your local cOrrespOn-
dence over the 81 signature of NJ. S. Ca
pllce III last Issue hints in remote man.
her at what he might say Wore it not for
'ladies.' Now, this Is the first time in
MY memory that [ have regretted the ex-
isteuce OF the fair sex, bat [ would so
like to hear Mike when be is without re-
stralnt His paToration on ''Truth' at
10 cents & Inc is {; tritie high, and it does
not take mach o: an ''endeavor'' to make
Lis word as good us his note. There is
rot a man in town who would not be
with second choice. His article
on "i'ruth" looks a little butchoral, as a
result of trying to palm it Of as original.
WEo ever heard of the lance Of virtue
ringing on the shield of vice ?" Ny ex-
perience has been just the contrary.
Why did slr. Caplice, after saying to
John Datiy tl,at Mr.. Clark might have
his interest in tho Silver Peak for moth
ing, hesitate so long about signing deed
and see every lawyer in town to get his
advice rs to whether Ur not 1.e could
make the Bi- Metallic company pay "ren-
tage'' yearly for the occupation OF his
one-eighth interest ? Echo
answers, Why? j. W. DAWSON
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF
THE WORLD.

a COLLATION., of Dispatches ana o.,:er
News items. OF 1Iteces. to Our
Readers, Including All the Prin-
c1pai Events Of the Week.
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The indications are that almost every
body in the Bitter Root valley wants the
nomination for some office at one or the
other Of the conventions soon to be held.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-08-30

Schwab & Zimmerman have brought
suit against the Winscot mining company
for 81, 900 said to be due them for money
advanced to that company.
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A counterfeit 81 bill bearing the large
figure in the right hand corner is in circu-
laticn. Look out for it.
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PROPOSALS FOR 5000 CORDS OF WOOD.

PROPOSALS FOR 5000 CORDS OF WOOD.
Bids will be received at the office of
the Fi-Metallic mining company, at
Granite, on or before September 10th,
1883. at - o'clock noon, for the delivery
OF 5000 cords Of good. sound. follr-foot
wood, for f;7el, at the mill OF the said Ri
Metallic: mining company, at Clark, near
Philipsbur9 The company reserves the
ri-.,lt 20 reject any and al bids. Full
particulars viii be furnished upon appli-
cation at the conpany's office in Granite,
Montana
}. e. I,1sQUE. Superintendent.
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LOCAL EEEsiTOT1E.
/ the Sideboard.

Moxie at the SidebOard.
Nerve food at the Sidoboard.
Blue Ribbon beer at the Sideboard.
Spring chicken at the Grand restau-
rant.
The best bread in town at the Grand
restaurant and bakery.
AIcBrayer & Cutter whisky at the
SideboaEd.
St. Paul ready-lai1ed paints, Doe &
Co, sole agents.
New and immense stock OF boots and
shoes at Eeatherman 5.
If you want clock Or watch, or both,
repaired, call on Simpson-with Dawson.
Feigenbaum & Co, of San Francisco,
have placed with Dawson one dozen
Perambulators, to be sold regardless Of
price; some are beauties.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-08-30

Finishes at the Brooklyn Jockey Club
track are to be instant lneously photo
graphed hereafter to avoid mistakes.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-08-30

At Plattsburg, n. Y, Thursday. in a
speech, Gov Hill said: "The Democracy
does not propose anything radical about
tie tariff. They propose a revision of
some of the duties.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-08-30
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Closing quotations, Wednesday, Aug
ust %, furnished by John ". Dawson,
hrol<or.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-08-30

". A. Nicholas, charged with attempted
rape on his 13-year-old sister-in-law in
1881, at Birmingham, Ala, ,eluded arrest un-
til yesterday, when he was caught in Fay
cite County, Mississippi and taken back
III lOcDS.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-08-30

John Creagan. aged IS, of New York,
killed himself last week while crazed
with grief at the death Of father, mother
and brother in rapid succession.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-08-30

The deal between Manitoba and the
Northern Pacific to complete the Red
River road is off. Either the government
or the st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
vii finish it.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-08-30

Carries full line of Family Medicines
and Pure Drugs, Select Toilet Articles
and genuine Patent Medicines. Pres
cfiptions carefully prepared night or day.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-08-30

The National COMMANDMENT Chief OF
the Sons Of Veterans in session at Wheel
ing, ". Va, adjourned after electing Geo.
+. Abbott OF Illinois conmandar-of-c chief.
Rudolph Lee Bernstein OF St. Joseph. No,
WAS closen member OF the Colncil-in-
Chief.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
LATE IRISH NEWS,
EMMEr'S GRAVE,

Pray, tell me-, said, to an old man who
strayed,
Dropping over the graves which his owl hands
had made,
Pray, tell me the name of the tenant that
Meath yonler lone shade, where the sad willow
weeps?
Every stone is engraved with the name Of the
dead,
But yon b ank slab declares not whose spirit is
ncd'
In silence he bowed, aud then beckoned me
nigh,
TILL We stood DER the grave-then he said with
sigh,
this stone
lone;
grave
He badc them to shade cen his name in the
Till the morning of freedom should SHINE OH
his tomb,
When the flag OF MY country 1T liberty flies,
Then, let NY nam and MY monument rise.
You see they obeyed hunts twenty eight
years,
And thay eti!l come to moisten his grave with
their tears.
he was Young like yourself, and aspired to
O'erthrow
The tyrants who filled his loved island with
woe:
They crushed him-this eurh was too baae zoo
confined,
Zoo gross for tho range OF HIS luminous
nind,'--
TIE old man then paused aud went slowly
away.
And felt, as he left me, an impulse to pray
Grant, Heaven. l. may see, ere my own days
are done,
A. monument rise DER my country's lost ecn.-
And oh, proudest task, be it u,ine to iuditn
The longdenyed tribute fire ,ts,an AUST write.
Till then shall it thence in my heart deeply
dwell,
80, peure 10 thy slun,bers,-dcAr shade fare
thee we'll
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
L[MERICE.

The dispute between Col. q 'Caslaghan
and his tenants st Bodyke has been
settled by Ef, Murphy, parish priest Of
BolykSe, and Che Colonel lu person.
The teaantry pay $1,000 and ob1ain q
clear receipt 10 MATcn last including
eyicted tenants and those sold puI by
The sheriff III in all. By this s5ttle-
nent the tenants have obtained about
so per cent. reduction Instead of the 20
per cent they at first asked for.
john Hayes was evictaa from his
holdang at O.dtown, ou JsA, 81 after a
desperate struggle witch q large force OF
police. Hayes, who Was g tenant Of
Logd Castle:Oss: wasevla5ed six "a 3atEas
ago, but was raadmityel as ca stalker
ia view Of q settlements His house
Was strongly barricaded. In the ss2uM5
which took place, IuspceGor Louaue,
Seb-agent Rowland and seyerai bali4tfs
were injured. The police tiuaiay over
powered Hayes au,i his tuFo SOFAS and a
daughter and ntesced them uude1 ar
rest.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
WESTM.EATH

Married, on the 1st inst, at Pa1msrs-
ton, by the Rev. Father Reddy. Z, P,
Keadew, assisted by the Very Rev.
Father Moore, P. f., Clondakin. and
Very Rev. Father O'Byrne. C, G., Luke
j. Egan, Moate, " eslmeath. to Jane,
eldest daughter Of J. Reddy+ Esq,
Brookiawn, Palmerstun, ChapeIizod.
In Moate, on the occasion Of rejoic-
ing over the release Of T. D. Sullivan
from Jail, an orderly crowd paraded
through the principal street, bearing a
lighted tar barrel. at the Water was
posse of police under the command of
Inspector Mulliner, Colonel Stewart, r.
NJ. being present. On the approach of
the CROW d the police were in a line
across the road. The people believing
they bad some slight claim to walk on
the public highway attempted to pass,
when they were set on and unmerci-
fully and indiscriminately beaten with
blacktholns By the police.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
CAVAN.

Severa! summouses have been issnati
in Bailiaborpugh against people VINO,
in the words OF the documents. did
unlawfu}!y make and assist to make
bonfres On the public market squayss
Oh tbs Eight OF M. O'3rien's release.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
AN 'rKIM.

Constable Dalton has resigned fIo:I;
the Belfast Coustabulary as d prokast
against j2alfOur aud coercion.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03

the bishopric. AS soon as the news OF
| Or. O,Donnell's, appointment reached
GIenties the chapel bell was rung, and
people Tucked in large mum bars into the
town, which was brightly Illuminated.
The rejoicings were enthusiastic.
DOWN.
At the sessions at Newry. a process.
server named Doyle reported be was
! unable to serve ~ processes, the crowd
having pursued him, pelting him with
stones.
at the Dromore Petty Sessions, on
Feb, i, 16 young men including Mr..
John McMullin, Secretary Of the Dro-
more Organizing Committee, were
charged With making fires at Dromore
on the occasion Of ths release of MIR
VIM. O'Bren from Tuliamore Jail.
The court was crowded. All the defen
dants wore the O'Brien Badge. The
defendants were sentenced to seven
days. i'm Qrisonmens each.
GALWAY.
On Feb. 2, at coercion court held
at Killmore. five persons under arrest
were brought to court: thrse, who are
members of the National League, re-
fused TO give evidence, aud were COM
mjtted to Jail ter seven days.
On Feb. the hearing OF the eject
ments on the estate Of the Marquis Of
Clanricart!e took place in Por5umna
Count House, before the Recorder Of
Galway. Thirty defended cases were
disposed OF there. Sixteen ware dis
missed with costs, expenses, and coun-
sells fees, Two or three were filed
without costs. and DEGREES were granted
i'll the remainder. In the cases in which
Jbe DEGREES were grant':d, the rent
claimed was in several instances largely
reduced on proof ct payment by the
tenants OF sums for wilicl, no credit mad
been given in ife books, The Recorder
commented severely on the manner IN
which the books had been Kept. The
remainder ct the Cases will be heard
shortly.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
" Eek FORD.

An inquest on the body Of Captain
William j. Wiley, of the iii fateei AL
fred d. Snow, wSacked in Waterford
uarbor ON January 4, at which % lives
were lost, was held On February l., in
New Ross. The jary returned t. yer
dict Of found drowned" The cow
asdice of CHRISTOPHER Cherry, OK cox
swain OF the Dromere life beat, in re-
fus1ng TO take out the boat to the as
sistance of the crew. was severely cen
sured. The Waterford Harbor Com.
missioners were also censured fer not
furnishing a second pilot boat, whca
IL according 30 rule. Had this been
dene the lives of the crew would have
been saved, according to evidence.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
kiLDAA RE,

At "A racent meeting of the Kildare
Hunt Club, held in Mas, Major Moore,
the president, resigned. Colonel Cveich.
ton WAS asked to take his place, aud rs.
fused,
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
CARLOW.

At the GaIIow Petty Sessions on
-january 81, eleven young men were
charged with lighting boutires and
being diserler|y on the night Of Jan.
2l, the OCCASION Of Che release OF ASr,
William OBfion. One of tiae Cases
WAS dismissed, in one there WAS a Aue
OF los. aud ia this instance it WAS
eworn Shat the deiud Eat groaneG Ter
"BIoody B,fouc," and in the others
there were 6ues of Is. and IS. costs,
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03

Lyle, Austin, Dodge Centre, Chat6e1d, Plain
and ali points East. south and Vest. '''A'''
Further information cheerfully furnished at the
city ticket offices, 1873 East Third street, and
gp31n depot foot OF sibleg street st. Paul No
Square, Minneapolis.
Tickets via this popular route for sale every
where ]. A HANLEY,
1rA0c Manager.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
LOUTK.

The Sisters OF Mercy, in Dundalk,
have built an orphanage in which a
good Industrial education is given to a
number Of poor girls, who would other.
wise, as Archbishop Logue expresses
it, have been exposed TO Ill the peri!s
Of an unguarded youth and a helpless
and aimless maturity" In order to
liquldate the debt on their new build
ings, they will hold next May. q great
bazaar, Archbishop Logue, of Armagh,
the Primate of ALL Ireland. has given
his appreciation to the work; and in a
very cordial letter assured charitable
strangers that no religious community
has ever come under his notice in which
more has been done, in the same time,
for promoting the highest and most
necessary objects Of charity, and with
so little aid from the public. Remit.
tances may be addressed to the Rev.
Mother Mary Ma1achy Duffy, Convent
Of Our Lady OF Mercy, Dundalk. Conn-
~ Louth, Ireland.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
WATERFORD.

g1ne hundred men at LisGnny, with
horses and ploughs, have cropped the
farm of Mr.. Jasper Douglas Pyne,
member Of Parliament for Offences
against tbs Crimes Act. The work was
rapid, despite The. snow.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
QUEENS COUNTY.

On january 81, at The marlborough
Petty Sessions, Mr.. John Nc CauliH was
fined So. for aiding in lighting = bonfire
in the town On occ ,siOn OF Mr..
O'Brien's release Another defendant
WAS tined los. the additional S. being
for 's3ocing' the poIice.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
l4ONGRi}I!D.

The six coercion prisoners wto were
sentenced to d montu ut k1ssaugh, ol.
Dec. 20, arrived III LongfurA, Oh Jan.
II. from Sl4xo. after 1nelr release, aud
were met at Che eraia by d ls.y.;s CSC . d,
amongst whom were suns ~ Gas ls.aA.
lug NaLi0naliSts Ut zoe tuWn, u. leav-
Ing Lpngford for home, they were nltt
by several branches Ut Che league Wath
bands an4l banners.
On Jan, 80, a convention OF National
League delegates fox the county was
helu ia L. >axfar.!. MIR, z. Fool, chair.
usau OF toe Town Commissioners, pre-
sided. Tne d ;lexates were adde's sed
by MessEs j. Z. Farrell, Il. Brady, and
L. FenlJn. MIR. L. Mould acted as Sec
retary a resolution declaring that
80 long as eQnlyaieut rights To hunt
ing are Wltlhell from US We shali not
permit ANY coerclunisr to ride ever our
lands," and that il ''our legal right to
Withhold that permission is invaded by
force, We snail, at auy cost, repA force
bY force" Resolutions were al51 passed
the administration OF the
Laborer's Act in Grauard Uuion, and
against the present expen-
slye system Ut coljectiag grand jury
ces3.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
COEk

A. great demonstration was taeld on
January rs, at R,,scarbsrry for the
purpose of strengthening the national
organic stion in the district. Speeches
were delivered Nv the Mayor OF Cork,
Mr.. D'Aea, M. T.. Mr.. Swan, an Eng
aish gentleman, aud seyera.. clerxymen.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
MnwAuEEE, 81 IsCoNsyl

~ For information in reference tn Yards and
TWINS owned by the CHICAGO MILWAUKEE &
>T. PAUL. RAILWAY COMPANY. wri g 10 II. u {.
HACGAH. Land Commissioners, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
MEAl 'H,

The protest made by the Most Rev.
DR.. Nul1y, Bishop OF Meath. against
the section Of the Prison Board in TO-
fusing him permission to visit the pris~
oners confined in Yullamore Jail
(King's County,, has borne fr'lit. In a
communication that DR.. Nulty de-
scribes as "a long and most respectful
letter that seemed all graciousness It,.
self" the needed right is granted.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03

Chi. d. Du-
buque linn
tied, daily. TICS m T.4Oa N Gas nj 10. Is N
Chi. d Du-I :.
huque lin
tied, daily 7.0Op PM 7.25 n Ito co . mi TO- 40 "a
st. Louis 81
Kansas City
Ex., daily 7.i5am $50 N $50 am Q.s5 a N
St. Louis d
Kansas City
Ex.. daily. 7.10p m 7.5Npml ITO N $50 pm
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
CLARE.

The Rev, Father Kennedy. a citrate
OF K snyurk, aud eight men, John GesI
tain, Philip Curtain, William Collins,
Patrick McAali&fe, Corneliu, McANu.
life. john O'Connor, Timothy Sullivan
and john Bguwne have receiyad suta
Monses sM,Geer the Coercion Act, for
'knowingly taking part in q meeting
of a suppressed branch OF tho Irish Ma
tional League" at Meelin, On Deeem-
Der 1S. Tie lay defendants are all re-
spectacle farmers, aud Father Kennedy
is respected and much beloved .cler-
gyman.
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03

The fortnjghtly meeting of the Cen
trail branch of the National Leagne OF
Dublin was hsld on January 81, john
Redmond. Nj. r., presiding. The chair
man, in dealing with recent events,
said not one out Of the four hundred
persons prosecuted under thu Crimes
Act, had been accused OF crimes or out
rage IN the accepted meaning of the
word. The National League is stro.ls~
es to- DAY than when Balfour first came
to Ireland. ALI serious cutrages were
planned by police. and the Coercion Act
was administered by incompetent mag
istrates, as instanced by the admission
OF Captain Segrave. MIR. VIM. Rad.
moId, NJ. r., observed that the late Mr..
Forster was courageous man who at
tackled the organization at it's head,
whereas Ba!tour was coward who
merely chased newsboys through tue
streets of the provincial towns. Mr..
Chilly, M. F.. and MI. Biggar, M. p,
also addressed the meeting.
DONEGAL.
The Rev. Daniel Stephens. curate Of
Falcarragh, was arrested at Dunfan-
aghy, on January 81, charged with de-
livering Home Rule speech at Falcar-
ragh.
The Very Rev. DR.. O'Donnell, OF st.
Patrick's College, Maynooth, has been
appointed Bishop of Raphoe, in sue
cessi0n to the Most Rev. Michael
Loeue, Archbishop Of Armagh and
Primate of all Ireland. DR.. O'Donnell
received the suRrages 'of the body; Of
tho clergy Of Raphoe in the vote for
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03

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, The Only Open all-night Pharmacy
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Syrups our specially: Sole manntas>~
tllrers Ht,f1lln's Liebig's Corn Cure
fguaranteea.) Lisblg's Sarsapa!iba
The Irish standard., 1888-03-03

nr. r.. McGgath, OF Coal Tsiatzf, has
l,eea chosen ceroEer for this county
Ella is a Nationalist.