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ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

N 18Th Ave- e e. 6Slat Gn1 MINI Sa%'n' III
w Division No l, Du az
vice Pres, John +. scanlon, 1s74 n.
Bride. Y; 6th ST.; Rec: Sec. ". j,
t tyaoa 42 IL e. So e. x S TTssas;
Meetings are held on first and thru
Wednesdays at Cathedral Hall, Second
Ave. w. and Fourth st.
dent. r. 3, Dwyer. 6sls Elinor st; vice
ss ss 1smes so 1on n 18th Ave ~; Fin.
W. W.: Treas. 0Psol'Y II. II Mc &; sssa III IL
silyy Blk. Meetings held on the sec.
in Gilley's Hall. WV -
MURRAY COUNTY.
Division No. :, Currie-Prss.. n
Sec. B. J. Cauiey; FIN. Sec. !. I. a.
@ %an; Trea nS. Jos Rysas i2s: Sec
naugh; Med. Examiner, d., ". q -.
terson: Meetings held the third satur-
day Of each month in Germans Hall
Currio, MINI.
SCOTT COUNTY.
County President, F. J. Leonard, Jer.
Division No. President. H B. Con.
F. j. Moriarty: Fin Sec. ). Il. s strat sen
Clark: Med. Elk, Dr.. ]. B. White. Meet.
ings held on last Sunday Of each month
at Fraternity Hall.
STEVENS COUNTY.
County President, M. Aahonsy. Mer-
Division No. 1-Prssident; James 7.
LaSwier. Morris; Wee Pres, Tsank h. h.!
e ssslAS o MG,:is; H.. F &c., Sci TSo: H Rst
neyt Donneily; Med. Examiner. Dr.. 4
DAILY. 9. MEGA ccart Thy. John Ring. Isse:
neyis Hall.
STEELE COUNTY.
County President. George G. Tshsr.
oT Diyisien' M Min + Observation-Disclosures
John s. briek; Hee Pres J5 James 4
Grimm; Rec. Sec, J. p. Malone: Fin. Sec,
Treas M1a oSn ins Sen Med r.. Melons
Morehouse. Meetings held on the arst
"Wednesday of each month at $3.50 IN
SWIFT COUNTY.
c, csSnty Presiasns-D. F: AoDss.'ss
;, Divisien No. 1-President. VIM: II
Seen nnf Y7ee Rie FiG sssy H. r.
Foley: ms. Sec, NJ. d. Conlogue; Treaa.
Jas. O'Donnell; Med. EXAMINER, Dr. q.
Dagnau1t. Meeting held every lPst
Sunday Of each month at Hiberlio1
Hall
i WINONA COUNTY.
! County President, N. J. Ryan, $50 L
King st., Winona.
/! Division No. .1---Pres. J. A. Mcmillan,
324 w. Howard St.; Vice Pres, +. Rice,
~ Indiana Ave-; Rec. Sec, John DuEa1,
203 w. Mark St.; Fin. Sec, N, ]. LyneA,
Lynch. 514 Washington ST.; Treas, II.
J. Ryan, 264 e. King st.: Med. Exam.
| liner, DR.. Lester, 408 Winona st. Nest
ings are held on second and fourth
| Thursdays of month in st. Thomas hall
WAsECA COUNTY.
County President, Thes. Foley, James.
Division No. Pres, Michael Ian.
bert; Rec. Sec. J. w. Conway: ms. S1s.,
Charles McLoone; Treas. B. J. Lilly:
Med: Examiner, DR.. A. ]. Rudolf. Meet.
ing held every first Thursday and third
Sunday Of each month at WORKINGS
| hall. Waseca.
Division No. 2. Janesville-Pres., J. J.
Sss' 90 yehn j patton; Fin: Sc; :: Joys:
Bride; Med. Elk, Dr.. 7. NJ. Joyce. Meet
| every month at Odd Fellows Hall.
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WEXFORD.

Owing to thes scarcity of labor Ill
the district, a number of laborers'
daughters, aged between Is and 10
years, are employed drawing water
with donkeys and cars to the steam
roller at work for the county council
on the main road near Newtownbarry,
Co. Wexford. They are able to earn
about e1 week, their parents sup
plying the donkeys and cars.
A beautiful Irish limestone cross has
been erected at the grave of the late
Canon Doyle, P. P, Tagoat. Canon
Quigley, P. p, Castlebridge, who
preached at the unwilling ceremony,
paid tribute to the deceased's religious
zeal and patriotism.
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LElTRlM.

Tenders were received by the Car.
rick Union from the following for five
cocks of hay saved on the workhouse
ground advertised for sale by the
guardians: Mr.. w. Costello. Carrick.
on-Shannon, IS. Cd. per cock; James
Reilly. do, s3 les. per five cocks;
Mr.. J. Dolan, do., at les. Sd. per cock;
Mr.. NJ. Stanley, do, at 12s. per cock:
Mr.. j. j. Flood, do, at 13s. Sd. per
cock. The tender of Mr.. Dolan, being
the highest, was accepted.
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if there was a Job they would be there
in shoals"
A little boy, named Jackey Power,
aged 6 years, Ballinrobe, toppled into
the canal, where the water was six
feet deep. A little lad, Eugene Street
ton, aged 10 years, at once ran to the
child's rescue, and lying on the bank
succeeded in catching Power and
bringing him in safety to the steps,
where he was hauled out of the wa
ter.
Castelar, U. G. accepted the tender
Of Messrs. Burke & Sons at $50 for
the lighting of the town during the
winter season with electricity.
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M EATH

While returning from Mullagh, Co
Cavan, Regatta & Meath footballer,
named Edward Cole, was knocked
down by motor car driven by Mr.. M.
+. Collins, Kells, and had his leg
broken. He also received a slight
fracture of the skull. The driver Of
the motor had him removed to Kells,
where he was treated by DR.. Spar
row, and is progressing favorably.
The strike at kilruddery is now
over. Out of fifteen men and three
boys who struck, eight men and two
boys have returned to work at the old
wage. Twenty-four employees would
not join the strike.
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RoscoM MON.

Roscommon Town Commissioners
have passed a resolution of regret at
the departure of Rev. P. J. Flynn, G. C..
Died-September IL, at the Hospice
Harold's Cross, Dublin, Margaret, eld-
est daughter of Thomas Larkin, Castle
street, Roscommon.-Sep 10, at
Cashel, Boyle, James Brennan.-Sep-
TENDER IL, at his residence, Market
street, Ballaghaderreen, Martin !.
Coleman, merchant, aged 62 years.
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CORK.

A large quantity of hay, estimated at
sixty tons, the property of Mr.. Patrick
Chawke, Drominacrine, kilmeedy, was
totally destroyed by fire. How the
fire originated is unknown, Mr.. Chaw-
Ike being popular and inoffensive
man.
A young man named Edward Cliff
ford, belonging to Ballinadrideen, near
Charleville, has died as the result of
injury to the skull alleged to have
been sustained by being knocked down
during a roadside squabble.
Threshing operations are now in
full swing all over East Cork, and the
grain crops are being harvested ana
saved under most favorable conditions.
The barley buying season promises to
be record one, and already the OPEN
ing price for best mailing barley
grown in the district is quoted at 25s.
per barrel.
The death took place at Festinion
of Mrs. Mary Burke, aged 1902. Her
husband died six years ago at the
same age.
Chas. Fitzgerald, an employee at Bal
lybrophy Rly. Station, was knocked
down by goods train and his hands
were almost severed from the arms.
He was taken to Dublin for treatment
Mr.. Redmond Walshe, Deputy Coro-
ner, held an inquest into the circum
stances associated with the death OF
Ellen Kingston, of Chapel Hill, Ma.
Groom, whose body was discovered on
a by-road that runs over Sleaveen hill,
a short distance from the town. The
deceased was a widow, aged So years.
DR.. O'Donoghue stated that he made
a superficial examination of the body
about 1880 that day. There was moth
ing to be seen beyond slight discol-
Grafton on the knees. From the ap-
pearance of the body and the general
history of the case he came to the con-
clusion that death was due to expo
sure.
The late Rev. NJ. O'Callaghan, St.
Vincent's, Sundays Well, Cork. left
an estate of s709 He left G1O0 to
st. Vincent's, and the residue for the
celebration of Masses for the repose
of his soul.
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CAvAN,

The Cootehill Guardians unanimous.
ly passed a resolution of regret and
sympathy in connection with the death
of Mr.. f. Mcmahon, an old and
adjourned the meeting as mark OF
respect to his memory. Messrs. Posts,
McConkey, Heaney, Brennan, O'Reilly,
the chairman, Mr.. T. Cooney and the
clerk, Mr.. Graham, paid warm tributes
to deceased. Cootehill Urban Council,
on the motion of the chairman, Mr.. j.
Lennon, J. P, passed similar resolu'
ton.
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DONEGAL,

Mr.. w. J. O'Donnell, J. p, Bun.
]; crana, has been elected chairman Of
SSEIInnishowen R. D. c., in room of the
late Mr.. p. Mozambique, J. p; Mr.. j.
P. McIvor., J. p, has been appointed
the clerks representative on the Der
sry Port Sanitary Authority, in room
ssof the late Mr.. D. McCarron.
4 Miss Nora O'Doherty, B. A. (Hon.
aors), Kilcar, Co. Donegal, has been
sSaected to the teaching staff of the
zliione Technical Schools, at COM
4 Iplssurdng salary Of ESQ a year.
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ANTRIM M.

In connection with the proposed
Chair of Agriculture in Queens Uni
versity, Belfast, five farms have been
offered for supervision, two in Tyrone,
one each in Derry and Antrim and one
on the County Down side of Belfast.
No cost would be entailed to the Uni
versity, but the expectation is that a
profit would be yielded to the owners
under system of continuous crop
ping.
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Mr.. Smell, manager, Limerick Cloth
ing Factory, who, during the rebellion
in Dublin sustained injuries necessi-
tating the amputation of the left leg,
on his return home was given a hearty
reception by his employees, by whom
he is held in deep respect.
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GALWAY,

DR.. d. Crowley, Coroner for South
Galway, held an inquest at Loughrea,
in connection with the death Of Mrs.
Hanoria Morgan, Is, Mullagh, whose
body was found floating in the lake at
Loughrea. The body was identified by
the husband, who stated that his wife
left her home on the End instant and
had not been heard of until the fol-
lowing Sunday.
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EERMANAGH,

General Macready has informed Mr..
c. Trimble, Enniskillen. that vacan-
cies in the Service Squadron, Inniskill.
ing Dragons, have not hitherto been
filed from it's own Reserve Squadron
because of no returns being received
from the squadron until July 81, so
that the War Office was not aware OF
its existence but the Squadron will
now be asked Ito produce reinforce
ments so far as it is able"
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DERRY,

At a special meeting of the Derry
Trades Council a resolution was adopt
ed emphatically protesting against the
extraordinary rise in the prices of
food and other necessaries of life, and
calling on the Government to step in
and regulate the prices, so as to bring
them within the scope of the strtug
Cling poor. Another resolution was
adopted, protesting against the In
crease in the price of new milk from
53h to I'D. per quart.
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News from Ireland
DOWN..

The first grass-seed market of the
season was held in Newry last week
There was large supply, and buyers
being in attendance from all the prin-
cipal towns in the North, all seed was
bought up early at from 12s. to l5s
per hundredweight.
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CARLOW,

ception at Boris, Carlow, on his re.
turn from Incarceration in England.
Mr.. J. McConkey, late agent Bank
of Ireland, Carlow, has been presented
by his local friends with q silver salver
and cigarette case. Carlow U. c. has
unanimously co-opted Mr.. w. M. Doug
las member.
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KILKENNY.

The Venerable William Charles Cor
man, of The Mall House, Thomastown,
Co. Kilkenny, formerly Archdeacon of
Ossory, who died May 20 last, aged
80 years, left unsettled personal estate,
in the United Kingdom valued at
G6,02S Os. Cd.
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MAYO.

Mr.. Gilboy, at second abortive
meeting of Westport Council, re.
preached the members with the alb.
sence of Is out of IS, so that quorum
could not be- formed, and said: IF
there was sagacity resolution to
come up they were afraid to come. but
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ARMAGH,

A farm of land in Mahon, near Port
adown, containing 5a. 1r. 25p., has
been sold by auction for 9355. The
annuity payable to the Land Commits
sion is ga rs. Mr.. Hiram Nixon,
Richhill, was the purchaser.
On leaving Portadown to take up a
position in Athboy, NJ P. Cullen,
clerk, was presented with a illuminat.
ed address and a check.
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KINGS,

Married.-September 10, at St. Jo-
seph's Orphanage, Mountjoy street,
Dublin, Margaret c., second daughter
of the late John ]. Walsh, M. D., Cas-
tlepollard, and niece of the late Very
Rev. Matthew Walsh, P. p, Lismagh,
Kings County.
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Died.-September s, at the Poor
Glare Convent, Lutterworth, Leicester
shire, in the fourth year of her Reli-
gious Profession, Sister Mary Anthony
(Sullivan), fourth daughter of the late
Thomas Sullivan, Ballagh, Riverstown,
Birr, Kings County.
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Most Rev. DR.. Hoare celebrated
Nuptial Mass and officiated in st. Mel's
Cathedral, Longford, at the marriage
of Mr.. T. Mcdonnell, son of the late
Mr.. A. Mcdonnell, Mullingar, and Miss
A. M. Farrell, younger daughter OF
Mr.. ]. p. Farrell, M. P.
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Deep regret has been occasioned by
her many friends as we'll as intense sor-
row to her family by the sudden death
Of Mrs. Neill, Ballymahon street,
which resulted through cardiac failure.
The deceased lady was in her usual
health up to very short time before
her death, and was about her usual
duties when she was suddenly stricken
i'll, and expired inside half anhRour.
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LoNGFORD.

will be delivered by Mr.. ]. Crowley, In
structor in Agriculture, Longford Com
mittee of Agriculture at various centers
in the county during autumn. The SUBJ
ject of Mr.. Crowley's lectures is most
and considerable informa-
ton on very important matter may
be cleaned by attendance.
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LIN ERlCK.

A correspondent, Broken Spring, /"
who recently drove on a motor car
over the Ennis to Limerick road,
writes to suggest that portion of it
approaching the latter city might,
with some expenditure, be made more
suitable for the users Of motor cars.
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Rev. F. Donnelly, c. c., opened the
Louth Feis at Dunleer, and the vari-
GUS competitions were very success
full. The singing and dancing of Miss
Eibhlin O'Reilly, Drogheda, was a
special attraction. j. P. Dunno, Dun
dalk, and Sheila O'Brien, Drogheds,
gained prizes for written translation
into Irish.
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WATERFORD.

Two young men, Patrick Walsh and
Maurice Burke, charged at Waterford
with having torn down recruiting post
ers, were remanded.
Died-On September 6. at his resi-
dence, Newport, Knockanore, Co. Wa
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Married.-At Conaghy r. G. Church,
with Nuptial Mass, by the Rev. Father
Treacy, P. p, assisted by the Rev.
Father Larkin, G. c., Michael Joseph,
only son of John and Susannah Drew,
Abbey street, Kilkenny, to Mary Jo.
sephine, eldest daughter of William
and Elizabeth Purcell, Ayrfeld, Xii.
kenny.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY.

1855 Ssssq iatSH RR, vs. Miss Mar, s'''..
pa D,Ys,Sn S. 49, c1,sss. Mr.. w.
Pres RI Mrs. Tress 5orsan.. siS s;' Cedar 1ss
G 9sth AZ s5s Fin mrs caf$ss!a.
&c.,. Miss Mary. Boyian. 1926 18th AVG Ave-.
s sSndieate hag Ri Posse Eallsly
Lillian Ryan. Meetings held on sec.
A. o. U. w. hall. II S. 18th st. "
de Rtv1 Msry Hi M So M1ttnSnesspo1isPzss,
Aye; n. Rec; Sec. Mrs Mary Mar oKeefsn.
81 f Say AZ ar n F e. 81 s. M f.. aia
Margaret Sullivan, 75s WashinEt S; eI 81.
n NJ ~ i Treas s ESllizabsth ferries, ~ ST
p o,Brien; Meetings held on the firsf
Central Ave. s>'
a. Dtvis %e A. No. :; MtnnsaPsl!s-P..a.
Vic. Mssrs Ssani ~ k,e Ma IS.
Bryant Ave; n: Rec. See. Mary =.
LILY. 52e Emerson Ave. NJ; Fin. Sea,
n: ms. Sec. Mrs: Nellie webster: iSIs
Mosrison AZ AZ m n; s. co%2dqstof Mr.;
Mary Donovan. isis 81 6ap ssnt'n AZ. N 3.
Meetings held .hrst ana third T1ss1ay:
ga Sr each e. N month. Hall. Plymouth All
ant Rv ssia S SS 1s:. Mrs Am.
Mrs. ia Mohler. ~ 10Th Ave. g.; Rec.
Ave sssG r Mes Ms Mys. Msy. asSS lStS
stn 2 ASs f 12. sssf M,ss
ts rss aa and MsR ldy wMSss9 .9
Lake Commercial Club. ' - 'n' EAST
y v &: IN: 9RI
Merrisssy. isit In Ava IN Il; s FL. 49, e..
ins Sec kathsri hs eoTss Ffsna, AZ AZ;
laurel Ave: n: Med. Examiner. Dr: ).
axs bs1d e1svy fst snd AZ ts,1S r No.
ner 4th st. and 20th Ave. n.
de Dtvi Me n, No: :. JManneepolis-Pres,.
Pssy MTs M sf @oa saa A Isl N MAJ:
son St: N. E.: Rec. Sec, Mrs. NJ. Martin,
RES PIERCE St; n: p; Fin. sect Mrs; "
NJ w. faes 4 aSe5 F + st. &C. 81 s.
Msd Mgi 6 BGpes 81 91s R s0h Xy
W3ednesday Of each month at END Avs.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
County President. Mrs Ellen Cenrav.
866 st. Clair st.; Vice Pres. MAJ JS.
hanna Cook, 81 e. 11th St: Rec A.
Mrs Margaret Scott, AZ Central ~:
Treas, Mrs. Margaret Carey. 0o1 ~
Central Ave; Meetings held 1t Hibcr.
MAN hall, 7th and Franklin Sta.
Division No. :. st. Paul-Pres. Elisa
s st M Margaret care Roach. sos Ct. Albess
Litcnne!d Ave-; Fin Sec. Mary Hynes
!olS Albemarle St.; Ins. Sec, Mary ~.
Ian. 923 Edmund St.: Treas, Mary va.
ner. 628 Virginia Ave: Ned. ExsminSe
". Owen McKeon, 6o7 Lowry aiS@'
Lettings are held on second and feiir5
vednesdeys Of each month IN n.y..
man Hall at Sis ,. m.
%sSsns r. Coz & f:iSit1rs; e. ~:
Pres. Mrs: Mary Kenny, 7o5 u. 1fh -
kec. Sec, Mrs. Mabel Allen - 1lfh ~:
Fin. Sec, Mrs. Elizabeth McNail1.
Mackubin St; Inns. Sec, Mrs, Doratte
McManus, 46S Carol Ave; Treaa.. ~
Margaret Casby. 6S2 John st.; MI. ~.
eminer. DR.. r. A. Burns, Lowry li1e.
Meetings are held ON first nd tS1Sl
Thursdays OF each month in HiSae1SeS
WAsECA COUNTY,
r, Division Ne: !. Janssville-rr.s.As.A
Moonan: Fin. and ms. Sec, julia NJ.
ply: Rec. Sec. Mary Dalton; TfesA,
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Attention being drawn at Tuam
Town Commissioners to the mail SER
vice, and reference being made to Mr..
Hazleton, M. p, Mr.. Dryer said he
was afraid that gentleman had very
little influence anywhere now. Il
know" he added, The would have very
little If he came'to Tuam. He would
have to take a back seat"
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Died.-September II, at HOLES St
Hospital, Bridget, beloved wife Of
Thomas Slattery, Newland, Mas
September 6, at her residence, Barrow.
house, Athy, Mary, beloved wife Of
Michael Farrell.
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DR.. w. B. Hayes has rendered his
resignation as surgeon to Kerry Co.
Infirmary, and DR.. Shanahan, Tralee,
has been appointed pending the cleo
ton of a successor.
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KILDARE.

Mr.. T. c. Carroll, manager for
Messrs. Eason, at the Curragh, has
been presented by his friends there
with a silver salver on his leaving to
open business in Nenagh.
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During the past few weeks several
cases Of bombs and other explosives
have been washed ashore in and around
Ballbunion coast They have been
taken charge of by the military, and
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Denis Cronin, laborer, was fined los.
at Listowel P. S. under the Realm Act,
for shouting in the street, up, the
rebels! Up, Sim Fem"
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LOUTH.

The following have been co-opted
on the Dundalk r. D. c.: Messrs. T.
Ballymascanlon; T. Clarke,
T. Thomson, J. Hardy,
Darver, and P. Woods, Muchgrange.
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CLARE.

Kilrush U. C. passed vote of con-
dolence to Mr.. p. J. Boyle, "Kilrush
Herald" on the death of his wife.
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The Dykebar War Hospital author
tiles, Paisley, have intimated to the
Swinford Guardians that they are send
ing to them Pie. w. Corley, aged "a,
a native of Swinford, who is declared
unfit for further service, and who had
no friends to look after him. They
added that he would be able to earn
his living. The Guardians decided to
ask the authorities to grant him a
pension, as otherwise his admission
would be an injustice to the ratepayers
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are supposed to be connected with the
Easement landing.
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The following have obtained scholar
ships in St. Brendan's Seminary, Kill
larney: P. Browne. Fries; J. Browne.
do; J. E. O'Sullivan, Sheen; P.
Twohig, 1nchigala; P. Sears, Ventry,
B. Murphy, Tureencahill; M. Murphy,
Kilsarcon; J. Mccarthy. Castletown-
bere; H. Cronin, Knocknagree; J..
Price, Millstreet; J. Brosnan, Castle.
island; E. Fitzgerald, Brandon; D. Ho-
gan, Kilcummin; T. Downing, Ken.
mare; J. O'Leary, Glenfesk; J. ].
O'Sullivan, do, and c. McGrath, do.
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KERRY.

Summoned at ListoVel Petty SEES
sions for having in his possession q
false weigh bridge for trade purposes,
the Earl of Listowel was fined G1 and
costs. Sergeant Byrne, who tested tina
machine in defendants market, where
1t was used for weighing pigs, stated
a hundredweight standard showed S
hundredweight IL pounds; 9 hundred.
weight showed 9 hundredweight 16
pounds, and 20 hundredweight, 20 hun.
dredweight and pounds.
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Ballinasloe September sheep fair was
the largest held for many years. Ewes
fetched ass. to IT'S. 3D., top price.
which is regarded as an advance from
los. to 12s. 3D., per head on last years
figures.
A water spout following a lightning
flash, burst over Midtown. Co. Galway,
and so filled the road with water that
motor cars passing had to go to Clare
morris via Irishtown and Ballinaire.
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Tuam Diocesan Board of Education,
Rt. Rev. Dr. Plunket presiding. have
passed resolution of coincidence with
the relatives of the late Coroner R. w.
Murphy, who for twenty-six years was
local hon. sec.
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The Spectator., 1916-02-04
CURING MEAT

January was a good month for killing hogs and curing meat. For most of Arkansas there will be good muny suitable days in February. The Extension Divis- ion of the University of Arkan- sas has a circular written by Mir. Lawrence Foot, on How to Cure and Smoke Hams, Should CTS and Bacon, that we will gladly send to anyone on request Where there is a county agent ask him for a copy or write to C. w. Watsen. State Agent for Farm Demonstration Work, Old State House, Little Rock, or to Dean of Extension Division. of Arkansas, Fayetteville.