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Saturday, aug. iss6. THE NATIONALIST AND LEINSTER TIMES. PROGRAMME OF IMPORTANT SALE BY TENDER. TO BE RUN UNDER I.N.H.S.

RULES, TULLOW TOWN HALL, CARLOW, FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Beginning MONDAY, 16th August. miss MAGGIE T. BYfiNE SON, AHTY, Have always on hand a Large Stock of Timber, Iron, Coal, Slates, Tiles, Hardware, Brushes, Groceries, of the best quality, which they Sell at the Lowest Prices. Lenister Street, Athy.

TELEGRAM. To Pierce's New Machine FOR 1886, "ORION" MOWER COMBINED MOWER REAPER, In which is found every improvement required in a perfect machine. Its weight, in conjunction with high travelling wheels, is such as to insure perfect reliability to cut the heaviest crops, whilst in light work it runs with remarkable freedom and ease and without vibration. Its general design has one noteworthy peculiarity viz. Absence of all unnecessary parts.

Steel is wholly substituted for wrought-iron in its construction. Its new and patent gearing is the only perfect en FnoM 5 Messrs. CRAIG, GARDINER Dame Street, Dublin, 12th August, 1886. Your Tender for the verv Valuable of Patrick Brown, Carrick-on-Suir, has MICHAEL MOLLOY Begs to draw particular attention to the above VERY SPECIAL PURCHASE I Which will enable him to give his Customers DESPERATE BARGAINS Particulars in future Advertisements, when FURNITURE I pURNISIUNG ENERA AUCTION SALES FOR NEXT (OR STIl) WEKK, BY MURPHY BROTHERS. MONDAY, 16th AUGLST, 1SS6 For Mr.

Thos. Lyons, at (JOOLKO i BA1.LINA.STKA 40 Acres of prime Up and and Bottom Meadow in plots. Sale at I 'clock. SAME DAY For Mr. Leyburne, at TULLOW HILL, Knocklow load, 50 large Field Cocks of prime Pasture well saved.

Sale st II o'clock. TUESDAY, 17th Fo Mrs. 15. Toole, at CASTLEMORli, CJjarance saieot nouscnoia Furniture, Farming Implements, Out-door Effects, Dairy Utensils, etc Cattle, Pigs, Fowl, etc. Sale at 12 o'clock.

SAME DAY For Mr. iohn Dillon, at the HA LI-- WAY FORD, Cailow Road, 20 Acres ot superior Upland and Bottom Meadow. Sale at 3 o'clock. WEDNESDAY, 18th or Mr. James M'Ardle, at TULLOWLANL, 40 Cocks of Prime Pasture Hay, 20 Cocks jare Bottom do.

Sale at 12 o'clock. mukpiiyIjrotiiers, Auctioneers Valuator, Tui.i.ow, Co Caiii.ow N.B. Office, Auction Mart, and Salerooms, Old Chapel Lane, Tullow. COUNTY CARLOW. II ARE INVESTMENT For a Small Capitalist.

CORN MILL, Dwelling-House, and Four Irish Acre ol Land, in one lot, BY PUBLIC AUCTION By directions of Mr. Jamts Murphy, Kilbride, Sub scriber win ny ruonc Auction, Ox TUESDAY, 24111 AUGUST, 1886, ON THE TREMISES, AT KNOCKDOORISH (Kilbride, Co. Carlow), His Right, Title and Interest in and to his situated in the Townland of Knockdoorisb, contain ing nearly 4 Irish Acres of Land, with Corn Mill, Dwelling-house and Out-ofiices thereon, held under a Letter of Lease dated 30th November, iSSo, for the term of 32 years, fnm the present Landlord, Colonel Keogh, J.l'., at te yearly rent 01 9. DESCRIPITIVE PARTICULARS. The Land is of most fertile quality, lying together in a square area and suitably divided the luxuriance of the Crops of Hay and Oats on it at present is the best proof of its superior quality.

ine jjvreiung-iiouse is a iairjy guuu aiic.i dwelling, standing just beside county road, con 26 and Upper BEFORE Buying Furniture inspect the large with great care as to dura: ility and style A Larae Stock of CARPEiS (Ready Made and Steel), Iron Beds, Hair ait Spring Mattresses, always on hands. ALL KINDS OF URS TOEE MADE Bept Goods A. MANGAN, I ROPRIETOR. Irish Manufactured Manures. HIBERNIAN CHEMICAL COMPANY'S FERTILIZERS Can bo used with the utmost confidence wiEh all Crops, viz.

POTATOES, TURNIPS, MANGOLDS, OATS, BEANS, BARLEY, i Works Charlotte Quay, Dublin. AGENT-THOMAS RICHARDS, CARLOW. taining four apartments, and is presently occupies by a competent miller who has been working the mill. The Corn Mill was almost entirely rebuilt three years ago, and is now a most substantial structure of average size, containing two lofts, with good storage, having a spacious and all the necessary machinery to make oatmeal, bruise oats, barley or wheat an adequate supply of water at all reasons in fact everything desired to make it complete and perfect. It has been working without intermission since it was rebuilt, being chiefly engaged grinding the farmers' corn of the district, at a price per band to give the owner a good income.

Ont-offices include Dairy, Stable, Barn, and Piggery, all in good repair. The position of the place is a special feature, being situated in a populous agricultural district, and with no other mill near, it is always certain to command a large trade lying also beside the county road leading from Newtownbarry to Tullow, Carlow, it would be a suitable position for a business house, a trade which was lucratively carried on there heretofore. The place is selling with consent and approval of the Landlord. The Premises can be seen and inspected any day before day of Sale. All Rent and Taxes will be paid up to last gale day, and possession will be given to Purchaser as soon as possible.

Terms and Conditions at Sale. Hour of Sale Two o'clock. r. r. LAWLER, Auctioneer, Valuer, Newtownbarry.

P.S. The Auctioneer wishes to call the attention Important to Stock Owners. JOHN KELLY OFFERS FOR SALE, AT HIS MILLS, Burrin-street, Carlow, Indian Corn and Oats, CRUSHED, Suitable for Horse or Cattle Feeding. IRISH PEDIGREES. FOURTH EDITION, By JOHN O'HART, Ringsend School, Ringsend, Dublin.

PREPARING for the Press, and will be published early in the coming year, a Fourth Edition of CHART'S IRISH PEDIGREES," which, so far as Mr. O'Hart can make it, will be a Text-boot in which Irishmen all over the world, of 1 rish or Foreign extraction, will find the origin of their respective families. As "IRISH PEDIGREES subserves no sect or party, the present representatives of Irish families at home and abroad are requested to assist Mr. O'Hart in also collecting therefor, for the information of their children and children's children, their respective family genealogies as far back as they can trace them and to sustain him in the publication expenses of the work. Further information can be obtained from Mr.

O'Hart. By the same Author, Now Published, demy 792 pages, free by post, 13s. IRSH LANDED GENTR WHEN CROMWELL CAME TO IRELAND." Dublin M. H. GILL and SON, AND JAMES DUFFY and SONS.

May also be had from the Author. "A work of surpassing excellence." Limerick Chronicle. CLOSING OF ROAD. NOTICE is Hereby Given that the Road from Rathvilly to Hacketstown and Tobinstown will be closed for Traffic on and after Monday next, the 9th at the Junction of the Townlands of Monavoth, Lisnevagh, and Williamstown, until the completion of the improvement of that part thereof, oi which due notice will be given. E.

T. QUILTON, County Surveyor. Carlow, 6th August, 1SS6. The New Oriental Corporation, LIMITED. Bank A I AUTHORISED PAID UP A ,2,000,000.

500,000. LONDON 40, THREADNEEDLE-STREET. Directors Christian Allhousen, Esq. Lionel R. C.

Boyle, Esq. W. W. Gargill, Eiq. E.

F. Harrison, C.S.I. A. J. Macdondald, Esq Sir Benjamin C.

C. Pine, K.C.M.G. Grant Heatly Tod- Heatly, Esq. EDINBURGH 23, ST. ANDREW SQUARE.

Local Board for Scotland The Right Hon. Thos. I Tohn Falconer, Esq. Clark, Lord Provost I (of Messrs. Murray of Edinburgh.

Falconer, W.S.) BRANCHES AND AGENCIES. Badulla Kasdy Kobe Madras Mauritius Melbourne Nagasaki New York Paris San Francisco Shanghai Singapore Sydney Yokohama. Bombay Calcutta Colombo Edinburgh Hosa Kong Jaffna Newera Ellia The Bank receives money on deposit, buys and sells bills of exchange, makes telepraph transfers. issues letters of credit and circular notes, forwards bills for collection, and transacts banking and agency business generally. Interest Allowed on Deposits.

Fixed for 3, 4, or 5 months at 3 per cent, per annum. Y'ptAnf j.M.ik i cneqnc books supi plied. Interest at 2 per cent per annum allowed TV oaiance it not Delowjt 100. Advances made against approved banking securities. Pay and Pensions drawn, Insurance Premiums.

v-iup jjuDscnptions, and other periodical Payments made at an uniform commission of per cent Securities bought, sold, and received for safe custody from constituents of the Bank. Interest mm collected Drafts issued upon the Bank's Ft-m at current rates, free of commission? 3 or negotiated, and every description of exchange W.UUVlU. necessary information and forms can be ob-tamed by application to the Agency, 23, St. Andrew 'ru 1 i or the Head Office, Threadneedle Street, London. ROBERT TURNER ROIIDE, 4' Secretary.

Important to Wool Growers. JOHNBIBBY, WOOLLEN MANUFACTURER, REGENT STREET, BAGNALSTOWN, AND Green's Bridge Mills, Kilkenny, Will receive WOOL to be manufactured into vutniceis flannels, Friezes, Double and Twisted weeas, ana blocking Yarns, -c. and will also exchange for Wool any of the above Aiuiuc-inaue uoocis, guaranteed to give satisfaction. JOHN KEALY AGRICULTURAL CATTLE SALESMEN, GENERAL VALUATORS, Auctioneers, Ballonvally, Ballon, Tullow, RESPECTFULLY desire to inform their friends Vi Cenera in Counties of a i vvexlord, that they will un dertake Sales, Valuations. of every class of Produce aid Implements, and Stock of every description.

Satisfaction, with a punctual settlement of accounts, guaranteed. JOHN KEALY CO. MONEY ADVANCED. maQe. without deduction, for lone d.

or lo ana upwards. c. 'unture, Shares, Trade vrops, or any other available security, without removal. No sureties required. iiiiuicuiaieiy attended to.

icpajriiicms 10 suit Dorrowers. sinciesi conhdence, to W. Walshe '7i Hawkins M0NEY auu 1x5311 ancl Discount Bank, 48, Middle Abbey-Street, Dublin. Advances from A0 ck 1 nousenolders, Trades- men, Shopkeepers, Farmers, and all classes of Bor- u.ala..ee in any part of Ire and, at a Bails any Peri0d r1uired' Apply personally if possible, or write for Pro-spectus, which contains full information to W. MALONE, Manager.

N.B. No connection with Money Lenders. NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE. MONEY Lent, 3 upwards, to farmers, tradesmen, householders, and others, on Promissory Note alone, or on furniture, stock cattle implements, without removal; moderate interest' easy repayments all transactions strictly confidential. R.

Griffiths, Manager, 211 Great Brunswick-street, Dublin of persons with a limited capital to the very rare opportunity presented to them in the sale of the ahove iireroises. to secure a home and a property in a hice locality, tie is sure me oerson who would. apply his own labour and attention to the working of the mill would gain an independent livelihood. STEEPLECHASES (COUNTY CARLOW) WILL BE HELD On Thursday, 16th September, 1886, OVER A SECURELY LAID OUT COURSE. A quarter of a mile from the Town, approved of by Mr.

Brindlev. STEWARDS. Messrs. E. Murphy, W.

Maher, G. Moore. P. Murphy, J. J.

Nolan, M.D. J. M. Murphy, J. Reid, T.

Bolger, M. Murphy, E. Moore, J. Murphy, L. Dempsey.

Chairman of Committee J. J. Nolan, M.D. Hon. Treasurer -Mr.

P. Kelly. Hon. Sees. Messrs G.

O'Toole and L. Doyle, Tullow. Judge, Handicafper, Clerk of the Scales and Clerk of the Course Mr. 1. Unndley, Dublin.

Starter Mr. James Dunne, The Curragh. CLOSING. All Races Close on or before Tuesday, September 7th, with Mr. T.

Brindley, 14, Upper Merrion-Street, Dublin. First Race, 1.15. CARLOW PLATE OF 30. For Horses, the Property and in their possession for at least two months previous to the meeting), of farmers residing in the County Carlow, Wick-low, Wexford, Kilkenny, or in such parts of County Kildare, as are within 15 miles from course. Weight for age.

Two miles. Four years old, list. five, list. 7lb. six and aged, 1 1st.

lolb. Penalty A winner of a race value 20, to carry 51b. extra of two such, I2lb. extra winner of a steeplechase value 30 excluded. Allowance Horses entering to be sold for 100, allowed 7lb.

for 40, 141b. 10s. Entrance, to go to second horse. Second Race, 2 o'Clock. RAILWAY PLATE of 21.

A Handicap Pony Meeplechase, for those not over 14 hands 3m. nign. 1 wo miles, ine neignt ol all pomes that have not run since 1st 1885, to be declared at entry. Entrance, 10s. Third Race, 3 o'clock.

TULLOW HILL PLATE of 50 (second horse 5 out ot the plate J. An Open Handicap. Two and a half miles. A winner after the publication of the weights to carry 71b. extra.

I sov. entrance, to go to Fund. Fourth Race, 3.45. DUBLIN PLATE of 40 (second horse out ol the platej. An Upen Hunters Kace.

Weight for age. Two and a half miles. Four year olds, lost. 7lb. five, list.

5lb. six and aged, list. 7lb. Penalty (Calculated since 1st April, 1885). Winners carry a penalty of 51b.

for every (singly or collectively) won. 141b. extreme penalty. No penalty for races of less value than 20, or races confined to a named district for farmers. Allowance Maidens allowed, if four years old, 7lb.

five, 12II). six f. and aged, l81b. Entrance, to go to Fund. Fifth Race, 4.30.

RATHVILLY PLATE of 25. An Open Hunters' Race for horses that have never won a steeplechase value 30. Two miles. Four year olds, list. five, list.

lolb. six and aged, list. I2lb. Winner enters subject to be claimed for 100. Penalty Winner of a steeplechase or hurdle race, value 24, since 1st anuary, 18S6, to carry 71b.

extra. Allowances Horses entering to be sold for 70 allowed 7lb. for 40 allowed 141b. Entrance, IOS. Sixth Race, 5 o'Clock.

LADIES' PLATE of 12 (to be run under Rules of Racing). A Flat Race for Ponies not over 14 hands high, and the property of persons, and in their possession for the last two months, residing in the County Carlow or such parts of the County Wicklow, as are within six miles of the course. Ponic-s th.it have ever won a flat race been in a training stable for the last six months excluded. Weight for height. One mile.

Those 14 hands high to carry and Sib. allowed for every half inch under that height. Second 1 and third 103. out of the plate. Entrance 5s.

Definition Anyone who accepts horses pub licly to prepare for racing purposes. N. B. Ponies to be measured by Mr. Brindley at least halt an hour before the race.

IMPORTANT. The G. S. W. Railway Company and the D.

W. W. Railway Company will carry horses back ing of the race from both Dublin and the Curragh RULES AND REGULATIONS. I. If less than 8 entries, the Stewards reserve power 10 re-open, alter, or cancel any race.

II. The Stewards reserve the right to decide on all points relative to the interpretation or dispute on tne articles or qualifications to enter for Carlow riaie ana Ladies Plate. HI- The Courses are about the distance stated in me articles. fi Bamet ot Aunt Sal'y or ilIe8al be'ng will not be permitted in any part of the course. V.

Any number of horses the property of the ycinun tan run ior ine plates at this meeting. VI. Where a selling price is to a horse, such horse, if he wins, will be put up to auction pursuant toI.lv.H. Rules. VIL Entrance fees, with bookage (2s.

6L) most VI II. Colours of Riders to be Wl.nv.l at Any person riding in a colour not on the card will be fined 1 sov. IX-1' 1683 than 3 horses start for any race, the added money will be reduced, pursuant to the clause in mile it 01 1.M.U.- Kules. -4. JEWBRIDGE TTARRIERS' JL-L GRAND INTERNATIONAL WILL BE HELD ON MONDAYi THE IGth AUGUST, 188G, THE CLUB GROUNDS, AT CORNET COURSE RACECODRSE, (Under Laws of G.A.A.

and I.C. Commencing at 12 o'Clock sharp. A MIL I AR AND Will Perform on Grand Stand. PROGRAMME OF EVENTS. I Putting the l61b.

Shot Members of Club. 8100 yards, Handicap, Flat, to be run in heats (Club). 3 1,000 yards Steeplechase Handicap, open Entrance, 2 shillings. 4 120 yards, Handicap, Hurdle Race; open Entrance, 2 shillings. 5 One Mile Handicap, Flat open Entrance, 2 shillings 6 440 yards, Handicap, Flat The 30 Gold Cup.

Closed on 17th July (Club). 7 120 yards, Handicap, Hurdle Race (Clnb). 8 Running Long Jump Open Entrance, 2 shillings. 9 Slinging the with follow Open Entrance, 2 shillings. 10 100 yards.

Handicap. Flat Married Men (Club). II One Mile Bicycle Race Handicap; open Entrance, 2 shillings. 12 Three Miles Bicycle Race Handicap open Entrance, 2 shillings. 13 100 yards, Handicap, Flat Open To be run in beats: Entrance, 2 shillings.

14 1 50 yards Boys' Race (under 14 years) Open I be Handicapped at start Entrance shilling. IS 220 yards, Handicap, Flat: Open: To be run in heats Entrance, 2 shillings. 16 440 yards, Handicap, Flat Open En trance, 2 shillings. 17 880 yards, Handicap, Flat: Open: Entrance, 2 shillings. 18 220 yards, Handicap, Flat (Club).

19 300 yards, Handicap, Steeplechase for Novices who attended the cross-runs ot Harriers during the past season. 20 A Hack Race, for horses the property of Car men licensed by the Newbridge lown Commissioners, who never won any description of race, or run under rules of racing. To be ridden by members who never won a race in public Catch weights First, 3 second, 10s. Entrance, 2s. 6d.

FORI SALE, rjlRACTION JgiNGINE and jy ILL, Mr. T. MAHER'S, DONORE, Bagnalstown. To Builders and Contractors. rpENDERS are required for New Gate Piers, Walls and Gates to the Church of Aries.

Car- low. Finns and Specifications are to be seen at the residence of Mr. Simmonds, Aries, to whom Tenders are to be delivered, on or before Saturday, the 31st August, Inst. W. HAGUKJARCHITKCT.

Offices 62 Dawson-street. Dublin; i 9th August, 1886, to MORTON AND her GRAND COMPANY. Monday, 16th August, THE NEW GREAT AMERICAN PLAY, The Unknown Or, A River Mystery. As played over 1,900 Times in the United States, and with enormous success in the London and Provincial Theatres. Tuesday, 17th August, The original translation, by Mis Dulcie Douglas, of Von Mozer's DER BIBLIOTHEKAR (The Librarian), another version of which is better known as The Private Secretary Wednesday, 1 8th August, Lord Lytton's great Comedy nvt isr us sr 2 And A Special Grand Production of an entirely New Operatic Travestie, By Gabriel O'Connell Redmond, M.D., of Cappoquin, entitled, BEARSKIN; Or, The Demon Purse Doors open at 7.30.

Overture by the Band at 8 sharp. Carriages at IO.30. Tickets at Mr. Moore's, Dublin-street. Prices, and 6d.

GROCERY and BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT, NEWBRIDGE. JOHN QUINN (Late of Mr. W. Staples, Naas), Begs to inform his Friends and the Public that he has Purchased the Interest of the Representatives of the late Mr. Iohn Treacy, in the well-known BAKERY.

GROCERY, WINE and SPIRIT ESTABLISHMENT, situate in the MAIN-ST. NEWBRIDGE. The premises are now open under his ow. personal suDervision. when the Stock in the various depart ments will be found to be of the first quality, selected with care and judgment after a lengthened experience.

The Bakerv business will be carried on as hereto fore, the best Breudstufis which can be procured being used. JOHN QUINN, MAIN-STREET, NEWBRIDGE. To Provision Dealers. SELLING, New Ice-cured Long Clear Long Ribs AT THE LIVERPOOL PRICE PER BY BOX. 3 to 5 Box Lots Sixpence less.

I buy Monthly Shipments off Packing Houses. F. O. B. and Liverpool Terms.

Liverpool Five-Hundred Box always in the Stores, CHOICEST BRANDS. F. MUKPHY, CARLOW. CARLOW UNION. NOTICE THAT RATE BOOKS ARE OPEN FOR THE l.NSP:.C LTUX OF r.ATKPAYERS.

ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Rates, ll as hereunder mentioned, are about to be made on the Property situated in the undermen tioned Electoral Divisions, in the above-named Union, rateable under the provisions of the Acts for the Relief of the Destitute Poor in Ireland The Rates for the ordinary expenditure of the several Electoral Divisions are as follows Electoral Division Agha Ardough Aries Bagenalstown Ballickmoyler Ballinacarrig BaUwt Ballymoon Ballylehane Ballyellin Borris Burton Hall Carlow Clogrennan Corries Doonane Farnans Fenagh Garryhill Graigue Grangeford Johnstown Kellistown Kilbride Killedmond 7" Killerig Leighliubridge Myshall Newtown Nurney Old Leighlin Ratbornan i- Rathrush Ridge. Rossmore Sliangarry Shrule siiguir Tankardstown Templepeter Tullow Tullowbeg Turra The said Rates include Rate per is. 2S. IS. 2S.

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8d. 4d. IS. iod. Penny in the Pound for General Expenses under the Public Health Act, 1878, on all the Electoral Divisions of the Union.

except such portions of the Electoral Divisions of anow ana uraigue as comprise the Urban Sanitary The Rate Books are deposited for the inciuwinn ui miy ivaicpayer- ai me noara-room ot the Workhouse, Carlow, and will be there open for such inspection between the hours of Ten o'clock in the Forenoon and Four o'clock in tho Aftr during the fourteen days next ensuing the date nereoi lexciusive ot Sundays). Signed the 12th day of August, 18S6. EDWARD L. JAMESON, Clerk of Union. ATHY UNION.

Coal Wanted. THE BOARD OF GUARDIANS of the above wil1' at their meeting to be held on WEDNESDAY, the 18th AUfillST. -u Lonsiaer lenders lor supplying the Workhouse with 180 TONS Best WHITEHAVEN, and 20 slack, to be delivered into the Workhouse Stores iree 01 ail expense to the (Juardians. Tenders (Forms of which can be had on applica. tion no other will be considered), containing the names of two solvent sureties wlllimr bond for the due and faithful performance of the aauressea 10 tne l'resii ini hnirmon and endorsed, Tender for Coal, will be received uy me up 10 12 clock, noon, on the above date.

ine person declared contractor will Iv rmiiinj to produce Colliery Certificate on every delivery of By Order. J. A. M'HUGII, Clerk of Union. Board Room, Workhouse, 4th August, 1886.

STATUTORY NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the Goods of ROBERT SALTER, Late of Cloneen, in the County of Carlow (farmer), deceased. "VTOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the statute j. 1 01 me 22nu and 23rd Vic, cap. 35.

that all persons claiming to be creditors of or to have any claims or demands against the estate or assets of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or aoout tne 24m day of July, 1885, at Cluneen, aforesaid, are hereby required, on or before the 1st day ul ocuieniuer next, 10 lurmsn tne particulars, in writing.of such claims or demands to the undersigned, as Solicitor for Mrs. Mary Salter, of Cloneen, wiaow, tne Administratrix of said deceased, to wnom letters of administration of the personal estate and ettects of said deceased were granted forth of the District Registry at Kilkenny, oi the Probate and Matrimonii Division of the Hieh Court of justice Ireland, on the 27th day of February, 1886, and notice is further given that after said date the said Administratrix will proceed to administer the assets of the said deceased, according to the rights of the parties interested, havine recard onlv the claims and demands which the said Adminis tratrix shall have received. 1 Dated this 26th day of July, 1886. CHARLES THORP, Solicitor for Gardiner Street, Dublin and Bagenahtown. MICHAEL M0LL0Y, CARLOW.

Stock (amounting to ,972 Is. Od.) been accepted this day. the Stock will be marked and ready for Sale. ARE ROOMS, Iiiffey street, Dublin. and varied Stock in above Warerooms, selected suitable for every class of house.

or to Order), Runs, Fenders, Fire-irons (in Brass TO UKDER BY EXPERIENCED WOKK.MMN. Lowest Prices. RARE OLD Whiskey, Rum, Sherry. JOHN JAMESON SON'S PURE MALT WHISKEY, Stored on Fresh Sherry Casks, guaranteed Six Years Old, AT 20s. per Gal.

5s. per Qt. 3s. 6d. per Bot and 2s.

6d. per Pt. From Burton Hall Cellars. FINE TAMAICA RUM. Imported 1837, Bottled 1859.

AMD A KAKJ SHKKKY, Vintage of 1845, Bottled 1859, AT O'BRIEN'S, CARLOW. 12, PROVISIONS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Best Value in Irish and American Flour. Best Value in Oat and Indian Meal. Best Value in Bran and Pollard.

Best Value in Barley Meal. Best Value in Irish Bacon and Hams, all brands. TO BE HAD AT WHELAN'S GROCERY PROVISION CORN STORES, PLOUGH HOTEL, And 82, TULLOW STREET, CARLOW. Coal of all descriptions in Stock. Sacks on Hire.

DEOGIIEDA HILL'S CELEBRATED "MILLER'S "THE SHEAF OF 38 and 39 DUBLIN STREET, CARLOW. MRS. WALKER, 49 DUBLIN STREET, CARLOW, SOLICITS AN INSPECTION OF HER NE AJVJJ VARIED STOCK, i OF SUMMER GOODS. LADIES' and Children's Summer Hats, Children's Washing Ladies' and Children's Dresses, Pelisses, Aprons, Underclothing, Corsets, vjiuvca, nn moDCapsm vnue ana Black, Laces, rillings, Collars, Cuffs. Handkerchiefs.

Veil Nets in Whit pii, Muslins, Calicoes, Prints, Holland, Glass Cloths, bilk Squares, Hosiery, Gent's Socks, Ties, and vonars ivnimng t-ottpns, Knitting Wools, Crewel CASH'S INITIAL LETTERS, i raKb. walker begs to return thanks to the public for their past patronage, and solicits a con- imuiiuce 01 me same. W. H. M.

GOULDING GO'S a 1. ij (Limited) CELEBRATED MAITURES FOR GREEN CROPS GENERALLY. Albert Morris -140, TULLOW STREET, CARLOW. QARLOW jyEDlOAL1 JJALL. i 'GRATH.

i.pIs.l. 2. DUBLIN STREET, CARLOW, PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded with the most scrupulous care and exactness. Nnn purest ana nest JJrugs used in their preparation. vomers uy post or ran promptly attended to.

Thousand-Head FOR SALE. Kale i 1UUD, hardy SPRING PLANTS (Sutton's VA Seed) invaluable for winter lrn fa Hhun or Cattle; safer crop than Swedes, and grows twice y-i acre, nice per inousand. Apply to W. LEWIS. Dunleclrn Mllinr Parr.

nalstown. 6 GENERAL SERVANT. 1 Sltn0n General Servant, or i charge of children. Apply Office of this Paper kUAtlC UI Ml KAVANAGH'S HOTEL, ATHY. TITANTED, a steady, active young-man to at- I tend trains and take charee of commercial I room.

personally. i COACHMAN. closes gear in wnicn tne action 01 the startiug clutch is quick and certain. Its new arrangement of pawl gearing causes the transmission of motion to the cutting appliance almost instantaneously, saving the worry consequent on backing the machine before entering the cut. Its crank bearings are of special Iron, and are cast in one peice, and the utmost mechanical accuracy is observed in fitting the crank shaft to its bearings, giving this important part of the Orion a iong life.

This is a very essential point and well worthy consideration. Its reaping attachment is of the simplest and most effective construction. Before purchasing any other machine have a look i this wonderful article, to be had at PETER BELTON'S, 6 147 TULLOW STREET, CARLOW. To Implement Makers, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. I EARNING that some unscrupulous persons are making and using HAY LIFTS which are an infringement of my PA TENT HA AND CORN LOADER, I hereby give Notice that the maker or 1 ier of any such Lifts, not made at my Works or ild through my authorized agents, subject them selves to a penalty for every such machine and I will prosecute in every case after this notice.

Signed, THOMAS THOMPSON, Hanover Works, Carlow. June 30th, 1886. Home Industries. GENUINE IRISH-MADE SOAP, HOUSEHOLD AND TOILET. SOLD EVERYWHERE.

JOHN BARRINGTON SONS, KING'S INNS STREET SOAP WORKS, DUBLIN. Established 1775. Goo4TDoay's Tobaccos. T. P.

R. GOODBODY, TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARETTE MANUFACTURERS, Importers of British and Foreign Cigars, TULLAMORE TOBACCO FACTORY, GREENVILLE, DUBLIN. MESSRS. T. P.

R. GOODBODY beg to announce to their numerous customers and the public that they have taken the commodious premises at Greenville, Dublin, which have been suitably htted-up for their work. Operations have already commenced at the Factory, and Messrs. Goodbody are now prepared to receive orders, which should be sent to the above address. Messrs Goodbody take this opportunity of expressing their gratitude to the many kind friends who wrote them letters of encouragement on the occasion of the recent fire.

They trust that they will continue to recieve the patronage they have hitherto enjoyed, and with the improvements in the position and internal arrangements of their new Factory, hone to maintain the high reputation which their Tobaccos nave always enjoyed. Please address as above. DUBLIN CITY OFFICE 4 Dublin, Agent JOHN iS. ARMSTRONG. LIVERPOOI.

na South Castle-Street, Agent Wm. Gillespie. 3 v-. i LIMERICK 31 William-Street Goodbody 's Tobaccos. UOlJ.S COfllR flnQ 1 VAJdIS.

BEST QUALITIES AT T.nwroT nAcrr PRICES, Are now for Sale in a Depot just opened at LEVTTSTfiWNT MIT Id A mrr-tr A1UI. AND A Cart Ouncil has been erected, which is open to uic jjuuuc, ior weighing arm Produce. can 2et Wheat, Barley, I I In tc I .1 I Oats "i and iwine i mTi A 1 11Sl wnere' also Ind'an Meal and Flour-Mill Products or .1.,., 7 1" aaie at TAINED Q.LASS Ty-ORKS, 1, Upper Camden Street, Messrs. ARLE and POWELL Respectfully request the Clergy to ENCOURAGE IRISH ART Ail works executed on the Premises. Estimates Free.

Designs and Founded 1824. Camtal, 1,500,000. PATRIOTIC ASSURANCE COMPANY A OF IRELAND. LIFE AND FIRE. Head Office 9, COLLEGE GREEN, DUBLIN.

B. H. O'REILLY, Manager. Rates Revised and Reduced. Additional privileges and Most advantageous Terms Granted the Assured.

To obtain full Particulars write for NEW PROSPECTUS To any of the Company's Agents. AGENTS: E. Shackleton Sons, Carlow. J. Magrath Son, Bagenalstown.

Richard Dillon, Athy. -r. newman, do. William M. Byrne, Solicitor, Tullow.

New PTiWications. "OUR ORANGE OPPONENTS" By E. P. S. Counsel, B.L.

Price, 6d. LIFE AND LETTERS OF DR. CAHILLV' A-irei, rare, id. The House in the Rath 1 7 1XULU Janififl Mlimlxr 17K Force Of Clr.hnm.0 Mnrpliy. T- New Novel, "Convict the, S3.

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AT CONLAN'S Stationery and Printing- Office, C8, DUBLIN STREET i CARLOW. I iattonalisf AND LEINSTER TIMES. I TRINTING. pRINTING. pRINTING.

Orders for JOB PRINTING OP EVERY DESCRIPTION i i COACHMAN WANTED by a gonlleman in the country sinde man or on withsftiii.ll family preferred. APP'y uy letter, to Office of thi3 Paper. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. We would impress upon cur corresfioiidtifi the necessity of sending in their manuscript as rarlv the week as possible. It frequently happens that we receive on Friday communications which could have been sent earlier in theweek.

and often arertluctantlu JJOUSEJpURNISHING'yy'AREROOMS 44 Dublin Street, Carlow. WM. DOUGLAS, CABINET MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, AND UNDERTAKER. House Furniture in variety Iron and Brass Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses, Bedding, Spring Mattresses, Bedroom Furniture, Water Cans, Fenders and Fire-irons, Hearth Rugs and Matting, Over-Mantel and Toilet Mirrors. Furniture Repaired and Upholstered.

FULLY FURNISHED In every style, at the shortest notice, and on Moderate Terms. Observe Address 44, Carlow Next door to the National Bank, Home Manufacture I A. E. M'CRACKEN, CLANE MILLS, COUNTY KILDAKE, To Manufacture into TWEEDS, SERGES, FRIEZES, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, -HORSE SHEETING, All Orders entrusted to his care will receive prompt attention. AGENT IN CARLOW Mr.

John Whelan, PLOUGH HOTEL, Who will receive Wool, show Patterns, and give all information. A SPLENDID NEW STOCK OF FIRST CLASS AR TICLES A MODERA TE PRICES, Better and Cheaper than large City houses. SOME CHOICE THINGS IN ELECTROPLATED WARE, FANCY-CLOCKS BRONZES, Etc. Spectacles and Eye-glasses To Suit all Sights. REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.

W. M. DOUGLAS, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, 6, Carlow. All-Wool IRISH TWEED SUITS (THOROUGHLY SHRUNK), Made to Order, so- THOMAS G. LUMLEY.

MERCHANT JAILOR, ATHY. 'NOTICE. Building Materials. JAMES BYRNE, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, TEGS to announce that he has OPENED HIS AJ YARD (opposite the Court House) on the DUBLIN ROAD, CARLOW, for the Sale of every description of Building Materials. Carlow, February 18th, 1886.

NOTICE. yiLLIAM JYRNE, SOLICITOR, Begs to inform his Friends and the Public that he HAS OPENED HIS OFFICES i AT MARKET SQUARE, TULLOW, and is about to open a Branch Office at Carlow fi? i uuuw-aireei wnere ne win auenl 0lt Mondays and Thursdays. i john SOLICITOR, t- Beg3 to inform his Clients that he HAS OPENED A BRANCH OFFICE AT' Emily Square, Athy (At Mr. Sherlock's, corner of Oflaly Street), i Where he attends personally every Tuesday, and a cierK attends daily, irom 10 a.m. 5 o'Clock, p.m.

Waggonette for Sale. LEFT for Sale, at the PLOUGH HOTEL, a REVERSIBLE WAGGONETTE, for one Or pair horses, in nerfect order. Will be sold for value, the Owner not requiring it longer. i V1T ANTED, a situation as Barmaid, or to the I Grocery or Provision business three years' experience, Apply Office of this Paper, compelled to leave them out, owing to the pressure on the day of publication. Subscribers and others to whom accounts have been.

furnislied, will Undhj remember that a prompt remittance saves us a great deal of trouble and expense attending repeated applications. THE NATIONALIST AND Seinstcr Zimts. CARLOW, SATURDAY, AUG. 14, 188C. A wORD TO THE LABOURERS.

A regrettable incident occurred at the meeting of the Athy Branch of the League on bundav. A resolution suhmitf-fr? condemning the hiring out of reaping and binding machines in the district. The chairman (the Rev. J. Staples, C.C.) refused to accept the resolution, and we believe that he acted not only within his right in so doing, but, at the same time, exercised a very wise discretion.

The subject of that resolution is too big for-isolated treatment by a local branch of the National League, and it would be travelling outside their jurisdiction for any branch to deal with it in the nanner proposed. We feel the greatest sympathy for the labourers in their trials and difficul- culties. We have always advocated their interests whereever possible. For this reason we regret all the more their action in leaving the meeting in a body, consequent on the decision of the chairman. We believe that on calm reflection they will come to see their error.

Whatever opinions people may have about the advantages or disadvantages of machinery to the community at large, we must recognise the fact that machinery is now in general use in all agricultural countries, whether for good or ill. It cannot be ignored, and the country that attempts to ignore it will simply be left behind in the struggle for existence. Irish farmers have to meet foreign competition at prices reduced to a very low level by machinery and facilities of transit. How can they meet that competition if they do not use one of the most important factors in enabling foreigners to send their grain cheaply to market Let us suppose that all machinery was prohibited in harvest operations during the present year in Athy district, what wonld be the result Why, simply this that the farmers next year would be, discouraged from tilling at all, and would be forced to turn their lands to grass or meadowing. The labourers should not lose sight of the fact that they cannot get good wages' and.

steady employment unless the men who employ them are prosperous. If the farmer cannot pay his way, the labourer must inevitably suffer. and bad prices wM surely entail' low wages and irregular employment We have WTitten thus far general principles, but to come to the parti, tular machinery aimed at by the propos4 Important TO FARMERS, MERCHANTS St OTHERS. rjnZ BRUNSWICK Private Advance Office, X. 4.

Great Brunswick Street, Dublin, lends in an parts ol Ireland to Farmers, Shop. keepers and others on their own signatures, without bail, for short or long periods. Send or call for uiiu ui rtjinicaiion, to I. LIGHT, Manager. TN GREAT DEMAND-The Home Rule Silk Handkerchiefs in green, registered.

No Irishman should be without one. The Handkerchiefs are of superior quality, with the words Home Executed on the shortest notice and at cent, under prices charged by 1 other establishments. Office 11, Browne Stbeetv CARLOW, jiuuijor crm. with the shamrock entwined around it. Prices 23 inch, 2j.

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