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Convention.
DEpUsLICAN COUNTY ,ONyEN-

A republican county convention will be held
at GerTuania Hall, Hancock, ON Friday, sep
tcmber l., at , p. IN, for the purpose OF elect
INK twenty-five - delegates 10 the republi-
can senatorial convention 10 be held at BESSIE
mer Gogebic county, on Wednesday, septem-
Der ., l>a6.
Also for the purpose OF nominating candi-
dates for county offices and two representa-
tiyes 70 the state legislature, namely: one
resentative for district No ., and for the
transaction Of such other business a. Is usual
at that convention.
The several townships are entitled 10 the
following representation in the county con-
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WANT COLUMN.

Advertisements classified under this head
Inserted at the rate OF ONE CENT word oaeh
Insertion No advertisement taken tor less
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wANrED-A nurse girl. Apply at th'
residence of j. Vivian, Jr., Osceola.
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Girl wanted.

Wanted good girl for general house
work. Apply to No. sos Fourth street,
Blue Jacket.
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DEpunL,cAx SENATORIAL CON

r. I'M
republican convention for the thirty-sec-
Ond senatorial district of Michigan, l. hereby
called TO meet at the court house in the city
OF Bessemer, GOgebic county. on Wednesday,
september 81 1896 at I O'Clock in the after
noon for the purpose OF pacing in nOmlna-
ton candidate for state senator on the re-
publican ticket, and the transaction Of such
other business a. may properly come before
the convention.
The following is the apDortionment Of dele
gates 10 which the several counties are en-
titled;
Vote Delegates
Raraua .......... So 3
CiOgcbic ....... ...........2.s $50 10
HoughtOn. ............... o.. G,jsi -
keweena y ......-... ......... 343
OntOna ZOn ............... l,5S5 D
BY order Of committee.
G.. L. LOOPS, Chairman.
ROBERT A. DOUGLAS, Secretary.
Dated August >. 1875.
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Now is the time to buy heating stoves.
We make easy terms.
CARLTON HARDWARE Co.
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special Notice.

Tuesday evening will positively be the
last night OF the auction sale at NJ. Git
ler's, the leweler.
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Huron County

is situated $50 miles from De-
troit, 20 miles from Port Huron,
and 6S miles from Saginaw, on
what is known as the Thumb of
Michigan.
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FOR SALE.

EULL 10TH the village of y cd JACKIE,
~ racing the Il. q O. railroad. Az D!y 81 the
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Carpenter Job Work

EAGLE DRUG STORE.
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ANCIENT SALIC LAW.
1T PREVENTS WOMEN FROM BEING
QUEENS IN SOME COUNTRIES.

No Other Law Has Caused - Much Blood
shed-rhrough This Code the Kingdom
OF Hanover Loaf Its Independence and
Was Absorbed by PruSsia>
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-12-12
WAITING.
t(By John Boyle o'Reilly.)

us coming; he is coming! In my throb'
bing breast: Il feel IT,;
3,, There is music in my blood, and 1t whis-
Ee pers all day long.
That my love unknown comes towards me
An, my heart, he need not steal 1t,
For I cannot hide The. secret that 1t muir
r1furs in it's song: $3.50. J. r.:
4 ,Oa the sweet bursting flowers! how they
z Il 4 Il open. never bll;shing.
n laying bare their fragrant hosoms TO the
/ sf kisses Of the sun! =
And the birds--I thought twas poets only
-8.gf; read their, tender gushing 4: !.
& But 1 hear. their pleading stories, and
~, Y know them every one.
;s..r1e lis. con,ing!' says my heart; may
9~s 81 raise tny eyes and greet iims -
i ,<4I NAV meet him any noment--shalF
:;+.5As know him when < see? 5 Oh. a..
II And my heart laughs back the, answer
Ns can tell him when I meet him.
! iifForSolir eyes will kiss and rningie ere ne
~ speaks! a, word to me. Z I:
81 I'm longing for !.ls con1ing--i5l the aarl
4 my arms outreachtng; j.. ~, q;
To hasten, you. my love; see, 4 lay my
~. .ssa. / bosom sbare! IA, ~ 5,4s! y,
B 3Nn me- I night-Wind!t I, shudder. ani my
sI3s. Ct hands are raised sbesesching
IT " allied SO like a dea:th-sigh that a'asses
nj; Ss h, me ins air! n. '.' .: Il .54s:s
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{|lIaaHl!:{!k ! |; a i ! !! |
THE MANCHESTER MARTYRS.
,(Ry Michael Scanlon.l n

ooh. bless the Great j ehovah, whose mighty
A "A spirit saves! 8. s.. sss g Il = ,3 !
He will cleave the crimson ocean. and con-:
duct us thro' its waves 4 81 ~ VI 81 II
In, Manchester our martyrs lie. .n1oldering.
In their graves, "a!
81 But their souls are marching On! & II:
Glory, glory unto ye,s men,!
Tyrants trembled fore We three men! !
Ye light upsth wilderness for .freemen.
AS they. go marching on. u !,
iWithini=the English prison they dug their
Their lion hearts meath foreign earth,
tramped down by feet of slaves, !:
But iaway beyond the ocean, by the roaring.
Fl; Irish waves, ~. 49, "A. d
\ Their souls are marching on. VA.
Glory. glory to the people! +
{ Rang out wild; ant hens from the steeple-: !,
s;Trsmnbie I'VE tyrants,, for the people =
Are marching, marching on!
From their red; graves in the dungeon u
&c; spring a mighty tree, S,@.t5 Il. !.
beneath whose sprrea ding branches. hushe e !
with fruit of liberty, y: E.. III &.
Wen chant theSchoral anthem Of the peo-I
pies Jupltee,s *, eN.:F nv, N. i, & !! =
AS we go marching on! = =. MI. 4 Il
Glory. glory, unto We, men,! q 4 4 5s:si
From the graves where they planted b4L
. three men =.
viii spring up an army of freemer, Z, =. ~
TO march for. freedom on! -. a a. a$.E Z.
The, voice Of retrlbution rings along ithee;
conscious tones, Il ~
The blood of martyred legions. heats anew!
d 5s.sstabout their bones. q s.. n Z
The hei It of he'll is auaking for it's palaces V
$ y. and thrones. - ~ e. = >
Asswe go marching ON! go l. 81 ss,t,xs. !,
Glory, glory to the people! ,.s
Ring out the news; from sach steeple, &c
God is the Priest of the people, :5 -.
And leads them safely on -, @@@l 4 go
THE earth rolls, on rejoicing. for tbs Pc eo-
81 pies move as one,
Their, backs unto Sthe purple past. their
4 s ;S;sre faces. to the sEi1,9' -;.:3
whose light filings back the shadows asSSthe
I, preg1lan ages run - si g.. -, 81 =
Aid man tgots marching on: z; j. -
Glory. glory TO the few men, IN: ~
whose fame fed the; spirit. OF ;the newsInen;;
Tire stars MI eoee when an true men lSft
Twill march, together, on! -.
-.sIts.,t -, .,. ~ i, 81 Va,
oh, Cod. IS everlasting, crowns and thrones e
.l. are transient things;t -: -. = v.
The glitter of earth's palaces, the vicious
NJ ness of kings. %,a.:~ .
win pass like empty phantoms meath the
4 q. sweeping of His wings, Il: t9;
, AS He goes marching on!
Glory glory, alleluiah! ~ E.i$
Vanish kings, alleluiatr! !. t$%4 ~
Freedom shall live, alteluiah! +,
i w hiIe, rolls, the green earth On. -.
u s;, D., g N ! ts. re 81, 4 :sss f. 3, :,
80 y - .e = - - ~. Il
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.::,DONE,iGAL4.:

Of = = :. q
At, the last meeting of the Red Hugh
o'ponnell Branch of the Irish National
Federation, held in the League rooms.
Main street, :Doneg gal, Mr. jerome Boyce,
j. 2. County delegated, presiding, after
routine business had been dispose ! Of,
the assistant secretary read a; letter, re-
ceiyed from M. soeehy, N. r, in refer
ence to the afiliation Of the branch oh for
the ensuing year. The treasurer Mr..
Hugh q !Gialllliagh2er, J. P,was directed to
forward SIS for; that purpose. The; COM
mittee then proceeded to make < arrange
ments for a. general: collection in the
parish, at an early s date, in, response to
the appeal made i BY M NJ Dillon for
funds i sustain the Irish Parliana entary
Party: and collectors were assigned to
each district. 81. >.... !: Il
. Isg .
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There. is much indignation: among. the
car owners and drivers, at Portadown,
.on account5of a. new orderSof the rail
way company, limiting the number Of
cars, to. be admitted to the station, and
imposing a yearly charge on each. Y
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ARMAGH.

While hemail train was passing Nc
Keown's Bridge, near Poyntzpass, on
the; night of: Wis, some person, at
present unknown, hurled q large stone
through the window Of the guards van.
MI. Frazer, ansinspector Of the line, had
avery narrow escape from being struck
by the missile. 81. -ts,4,. AZ
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news FROM IRELAND,
e -
EANTRIMs.

Very Rev. Father Gritlth O.. SIS. R.,
late rector Of Bishop Elton, Ding, has
been appointed superior OF the. Com
munity OF Redemptorists In. Belfast.
Father Vincent Burke, who has been for
some years at Bishop Elton, is also to- be
attached to.the+ new Redemptorist house.
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~. - Ssthe Names and POST
.SS9An01 oface Add rasses of sseven-
teen Farmers and We viii send YOU
FREE every two weeks. olrsg --LATEST.
GKoCERYsPRIcE LIST, giving ourlat-
est prices on roce RI esssz and other
Goods. 4, q s.:s u i
Oar RIGES1s A i i, =, E7iei1t
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ISsons ID snort
Prsstdei1
d Rscordi1 Boyle. MS
mort
Gillen. s1 u
1 Treasure 81. Dis,ryer. 1880 western
INSURANCE secretary. James 3. Cum
ming 1854 sHennepin ave - n
T Meetsssecond and fourth Thursdaysso OF
mouth at 3Kistler,s hall. cor. 9th ave.
and sLyndale.| at 7::30 sp.s M.
Division No. 8-Presid j. j.. Taane
American Express Cos - X. ,.t ' sI ss
Vice presid ent. j. G. o'Keeffe. Brown
Ing, King II Co. 5s n Fl iss|. i1 As
Recording. secretary, =, J. 1donashan. Z
Tinaaeiai secretary. J. Rhatigan. 1901
Insurance secretary. T J. corbett. 1921
BIaisdell ave. 50 .at ..55 81 f
Treasurer. JIG. sheehan.. Cannon Groc-
cry co. Z .,5 & Z s;s3 ,f s.
at934 Washington 4 I ave. s.
4 y j. I HIBERNIAN RIFLES. "a
\ Captain, u. ! W.. Doyle, 250S 18th ~ 9.
i Let Meute T. p. Kealy.
4 I'd lieutenant, r.. j. Kinnane. 3.
Recording Secretary, j. j. Richardson,
sos; Eighth avenue south.
Financial secretary, IA. Gallagher.
Treasurer IT. j. oran. ". ss..s
j Drill every. Wednesday evening at
Flummer Post Hall. Wash and LIST av3 N.
+ DAUGHTERS oFsER1N. ;
DIVISION t1 No: l-i'resident. Miss Alice
1r Ti5s p z2 n'9n Mrs ennv
Fin. Sec, Mrs. J. J. Lane. 81 18TH avn
Treasurer-M Frances McNamee.s 1927
9Th St s. =. .sss
RECORDING Secretary. Miss Mary Boy
Meets "a and 4th Monday evening of
month at .1O1 YWashinRton av 8.
Division No. 2-President. Mira "A. y.
Boran. 924 University avfNE. Elk, =
Vice-pres1denr. Mrs. r. J. Hayes. 13S
sth.ay NE. -,
Recording Secretary. Miss Susie Col.
lima, 1901 9Th st NE.
Financial secretary, Mrs. q. j. Turner.
504 ,4th st. N. '.t
Treasurer; Mrs. VIM. Doyle. 1909 I'd st.
NE. s5,
Meets "a and 4th Thursday evenings Of
Division No. r3-President, Miss Maggie
Flaherty, 8l7s Penn ave. ~.
Vice q President, Mrs. J.:L Gleason. 25oo
Emerson ave. N. Es. - 80 4 y
Rec. sec.--Miss Mary v. Coskran, SAT
Financial Secretary. Miss Josie Donovan.
712 .Hoag& ave. N. *:y.s 6
Treasurer. Mrs. NJ. NJ, !. somers. 1901 goth
Meets "a and 4tf, Monday evenings Of
mont h, cor. 10th ave. N. and Washington.
Division No. President, Mrs: NJ. II.
Cummings, 2726 14th avs s..
Vice-President Mrs. VIM. Buckley. 2724
18th ave:;S.. M ~ 'ss!st " 8
Recording secretary. Miss Lizzie Hall,
429sl9th ave. Sc:
NnanciaI secretary, Miss Maggie Lyons.
1928 Fifteenth. ave. S.
Treasurer, Miss Annie. :Mulligan. 1889
18th ave. S. 3,
Meets LIST and Sd Thursday, evening OF
month at A.. o. III. hall. i2413 Bloomington
w. ~. r a.l..:. -.
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sCAvAN.

p In the Four Courts, Dublin, on: Nov.
ia, the case of Shehan against Null oon
was tried before jury. It was IAN an &C g:
ton By ,Mrs.SM. :sheehan, OF Kingscourt,
against Bernard EMuldoon, 81 Kings
court for the recovery Of a car and har-.
ness, or: damages for their conversion.
The defendant traversed the claim, and
counterclaimed for $500, under an
agreement with plaintiff. By consent a
verdict was directed for the plaintiff for
/ $40, the value of the car, and against
the counterclaim.
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new sphere Of duty there, al; the III request
Of the superior general If his co 'p
ity.. ~ VI. .e;., Al y. ,s..:
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DERRY.

On the night Of NOV: 81, an5old woman
named Mary aharn, well known |. to-
visitors tosathe Giant s Causeway, While
passing along Mill street, Coleraine fell
over; the ed Eofs the en- ban knent along.
the So, iii race She sustained = com
pound fracture Of the lleft$le and several
bruises and remains a. the infirnplary 4 y.
81 ious q, ,s..s 81
itr
slehr III M
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.sTATET oFrl1ct,H1Rs: 1,1NEsoTA.
rrArY;,N7A1 fiEETrur4a

STATE OFFICER M1,SNEsoTA.
State sFreside len to. Mccarthy. SILVIA ilN
vice: Presto ent-c ia o>Brien;; Ovation
Sta te: ,secretary-Tho Connolly sS0
Penn ave. ~, Minneapolis. = -, -,
State4 Urea surer--D r. Hayes, Ma - g.
State BOARD Of Directors: -, ~ Nc
Dututh; Dan Myers, Green Isle; T. I. ~ Sly
ran, Hastings; p. y. Geraghty. -. Eau
Thos. Coleman, Anoka. rr
president Of Insurance Fund. r.
Grant; St: Paul ~ Y, Z f.t.:l
V1ce-president. D. f. Meoerr rv r.. ct'n'
State Secretary of insurance. John A.
OsShaughnessy.lj Saltwater. 81 -
State treasurer Of Insurance. J" Sheehy'
Mont onery.s -
Directors 81 insurance: FUND.-. o'Dol,-
nell GAnntarf ~ ID. .OBrIen, Minnfapon IS
NJ. Hebron Rochester; John kenneay'
Minsle polls; =. IF. Murphy: Br l't
STATE OFFICERS. LADIES AUXIL-
T., - +. 1:st,% larry. ~ y, !.
President-Mrs. ~ j. Daley, 1894 Cen
trial avenue, Minneapolis.
oils. :. +. -. SO:
Vice President Mrs w. l.. Smith, Du~
luth. =: =. s. - 8 q t.s+..
Secretary Ella Heating, lat Pleasant
avenue, st. Paul..
Treasurer Stanton, Lanesboro.
Board of Directors j. Haley, st.
Paul; Agaes Reilly, saltwater; Susie Col
Inns, Minneapolis; Agnes Hickey, Gertie
Fahey, Hastings. e.,
State Insurance Seer atary-Miss M. e.
Grady, Saltwater. ...,
Insurance Treasurer--Mary Sullivan.
Rochester. $.. .a;5s1f:+ !.
s-' IA DIVISION OFFICERS
ldINNIAP POLLS. HENNEPIN co.
County President--N.; G.. .O' Conner. 911
Second street northeast.
Division No 1.--President. Thomas o.
Neil, 2427 18th avs: ~ ;i3 .a%s+1 -.s.i
svice-President. &. ]. Nolan. 1919 9Th st
NE. r. :.s55+ I'. ..
Recording secretary. W. Tilliseh. 24o1
Financial secretary, III. E. conlin. 1o1s
9Th stsS-
T Insurance secretary, w Archer, care IS.
E.sOlson, dress goods department.
Treasurer, Thos., Gallagher, 10 Bird ST
Meets. SECOND Sunday afternoon and
fourth Mons.:ay night Of eacn month at e52
First ay S.. ~.
Division sNo. 2-rresident P. Kenney.
1426 10Th avs =. .s4f II. ID re
sNtee7 president I! J;sAllen: az 11thavs.
E 5 secretary. Feltx M rs
- saai James Ke,y, $3.50 18th
1s & T. sseeretary &c. k'nnar'e s Is
1ngllirA t1a secTetAIy's Sonn - crazy zoz
1Sfn evening ana sun.
eas s aee q ana 0 4th a0oE spie
nor J, ai 81 "a st M
Wee president. :. +. Walsh. sl5 Ath st
s=t IT, f. f j, K .
Recording secretary sec ~. :Neary' I'll 18th
aye:N =. 3, !, -, - :; ,-oo
q F u asIe secfe.a's 80 1onnel Y LOW
,Treasure e. -. .. Remove ee 2ls 80 ave
In Isss1anss seeretafS :. Da sl 1s
hras sa1aas al5ssn o ST 5ao
= M asai IS cs9 9n ss
neayk aysnu si aezea oz
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!. ~ "a
CORK.

apprentices, seeking to. be admitted as
solicitors, MI Richard Moloney,s of Clon-
dilane,# Fermoy, second son OF Mr. John
Moloney, of 'Tipperary, who served his
apprenticeship to Messrs. Rice & Carroll,
solicitors, F'ermoy, obtained a distin-
guished place, and intends practicing in
his native town. M -
An affair which, only for the promptf-
tude Of the Passage police, might have
resulted in a tragedy, took place on Nov.
49, A man named Joseph Lang, who
was pensioned from the coastguard serv
ice. a short time ago, and sent home from
the Orkney Islands, suddenly went mad
and became violent. !. 1t is stated that the
man was pensioned :fromthe coastguards
On account of his unsound mind having,
become manifest All the people of. the
house in which he lived cleared out and
left him in. possession Of the Place, and
armed with a poker: The; police, on
their arrival threw Themselves upon
him, and desperate struggle took place
beinre they succeeded in. overcoming
him, which was not accomplished till he
had been tied with ropes. He was re-
moved. to the lunatic asylum. : ia
AT the last Macroom Petty. Session,
Jonathan Shorten was prosecuted by Col.
Swete for trespass in pursaik⁡ game.
Defendant was fined los. and costs. Il
The funeral of Mr.. T. Trayers, mana
|sger Of, the Cork Gas Com pany, took place
on Nov. 10, the cortege starting at ~
o'clock, from st. .Finbarrs Church,
where solemn requiem mass had been
celebrated, for st. Joseph's Cemetery,
where the interment was made The
funeral procession was of very large di
mansions, and represented in 1t we're the
Young Mems Society, of which the de-
ceased gentleman was vice president,
ana the staff of. the Cork Gas Company,
while the general public we're also pres
ent in large numbers. y
!. A meeting Of the. Cork Amnesty. As
ISOLATION was held on Nov. 90, in the
municipal buildings. Mr.. P. F. Barry,
r. c. !, presided. II was decided on the
proposition gof Mr.. John Slattery, sec
onded by Mr.. p. Byrne, that a public
meeting in furtherance Of the cause Of
amnesty should be held in the Corn Mar
sket, Cork, on the second Sunday: Of Jan
2uary. 1t was%also arranged that MI.
John DAILY should lecture in the assem-:
bly, rooms on the Friday previous tosthe
date of the meeting. g..5g d 1. s.s
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sis5Ssl n A FRIEND IN NEED.
q ..Becauses he never comes off
IL Brown-lI haven't "a riend in. the world
Jones ou,ean make one;fI need; need i've ,'
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SI M, IxIInrs PATENT PAINTED
&HRk htlH
UllU HVllll
Made
ISL ROBERTS. sAyE,E,l.. HIPS
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* SACAH .
Co. Pres, E. Dougherty: +.
Division No. l-Pres.,P. PoWer&
Vice-Pres., Con McCaffray.
Rec. Sec, Ed ward Carroll. ,-.
Fin. sec. J. Barrett. ..
ms Sec. C. E. Dougherty.
Treas: M. Heffron. .....
Meets 1st Sunday OF month. Address,
Box 1lS. P1pestone City. -
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III +.
ne Welsh
s Al I'M AZ ~
l1nnse ~ ~,
Aal3EhtersA0 dent -
b ls3 ~ U q. D, Is
\ g
Fec Mary l3rady. 2s3 .@S
Rec Sec. Mrs Jas F;prceia. Il: Il h
lS88 Efeasnrer-16ra.G (soWall. @ sz33 WIZ s
Meet 1aecond and fourth FrIa evee e i'
OF month at Opera IA q M ssl sy AZ
y, s5s
MQA15ls. f1Ig;I
3 .l.
IS fIeBiden -, ~ " 9 ISL. :. 81 y
Nlce-Presid ant---::l) ennis aenneAsy.
Recording Secretar G3eo. HQWloy. u
Financial Secret ": a. Z Gailaghan.
TTEeasurer timothy Murphy. 81 !.
Meet first Snndayso Of mouth at ESQ a.
clock sinsA Al. @. sU. W.sIIaIl, Morris.
Daughters or Erin. Morris-Pr4Gident
,amraS Carney. I'.s:s 4. $500
Recording secretary. Mary Loxlsililal...s Y
TF01Surer-MrAIW Reardon. 55. i
IN -. - - I,
(.:sSs 10 9 DAKOTA COUNTY.
Z County @PreSid ent-TigP. Moran,
. P1ys,l MPa d;rastsGss aro1an
u;na' 81 az - III, y Tlrisrhll,
81 ~ . Ga, : -. 8 p;,rns = s
ls! So 80. n Hd nc vs.
T Treas. ~. CuTrler. .sa5%5
ms Sec. r. SaVanaugn.
Meet second Sunday and fourth Tues.
DAY or mont sts U. - 81 3: s..,' -,
I DIV Mo. 2, Observation-Disclosures
: Vice Pfes as cahill. 5.....
H Rac Sec.-WilIiann & Carroll
+ Financial sec.-M. il Hynes -
4,rrasSas.,r Ia T,svS.t. D: = n, .s.t.9t;f6 #
Mest. n 81 r,,esi -, and 4ths SUNDAY Of
monls. d ..'55.' =
P Panghesf. Ct n3nH nshey'
Wee 3Pres-Mrs. a. w. Elliott.
sRec: Secy-Iosie Dean. 49,. Pc. ",
Fin Sec. Theresa conley.
M tsas on tie ~ and as saThursd.y. Of the
month AT 40. H. fall
'' Daughters Of, Erin, Rosemount- Presi-
dent. Miss Katie Whalen. Z
Vica. sident-Miss Nellie Moran.
Recording Secretary-Mfss Alice Della
new ~ z, s9 a.
/ ! Treasurer--Mrs. r. e. Dewitt. -.
Financial Secretary-Miss Maggie Kelly.
Meet Son second Sunday of month at
o.sn.S = N ana fourth THURSDAY at 7:30
s:av ~, H. .aiio ~ iou1 49,. W. 'eA
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MoRToN. RENvILIn cogNTY.5

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Vice Pres.M: A, Donlon- s5 f. 3.5, s53$s;3l
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+ President, nos Toohey. I ssssl *s
% Il vice Pres. John Russell sss*s sss..s
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a1lirerT Felix Graham. .Fs 4s
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LYON COUNTY.

J. D: Martin. 6. p, Marshall. . 49,,
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Vice Pres.-chas. Flay, Marshall.
Rec. Sec. D.. Martin, Marshan.,
Fin SEEM. e. Grammar. Marshaii'
Treasurer, Geo. Morrow, MarsnaM,,.
ms. SEED. J: Grammar, Ma 1rIasu
serg. -Arns-Peter White, Ma9shaAA
Seuttnel--P.a Kennedy. Marshall
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M,LE (, COUNTY,


Co. Pres, r. McElMsott.
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Holoran. HI
Vice Fres.-Rev. j. stritch. "a :
Rec. Sec.--Thomas Holloran. -
Fin. SEED. F. :NcNellins 4
Treas. z. McElNgott.
Meets o'clock p. 10. 1st Sunday OF,
month at G. A. r. hall. - 4
FILLMo1ss. COUNTY.
Co. Pres, ID. G. De Vaney.
Division NO. 2, 1anesboro-F'Esss J.
Seaman. 1900 /. 4. =, r
VIee-pres., D. Thornton. !. =
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Fin. sec, G.. Redmond. l.,,. a
Treas. J. Larkin. n j,
ms sec..i ]. .GalliEan. ts42
Meets aIterhate saturdays;of month = A. over
Division No. !. Daughters 1of Erin.
Lanesborc--Pres.. Anna Stanton.
aVice-pres,, Anna Redmond. '-,+'iet,
Rec. SCI. Alice Too:ney.8 }'&a!s@ !. q. II
Elm. Sec. Madge Durlkin. y
Treas. Maggie RAFFERTY,. 2