An excellent programme provided the enterprising management of the Imperial Picture House, Com Market, for the first ihalf of the present •week, and yesterday’s continuous performance was witnessed by and appreciative audiences. .addition ‘‘Current Events,” which deals with the

' DUNGANNON HUNT CLU& For the St. Stephen's Day bant the rendezvous was Drumglass, and there was a large muster of sportsmen. The weather was delightfully One, but owing the rapid thaw and constant rams on Christmas Day the going was heavy, even the hills being waterlogged. A st

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The death of Mr. Henry Collins 173, Durham Street, at good old age, recall to many members of the travelling public his familiar figure as a guard employment of the Great Northern Railway, Ireland. For over sixty years he discharged that duty with praiseworthy fidelity, and at t

The death took place on Sunday of Dr. Hugh Warnock, J.P., Clogher, County Tyrone. The deceased was native of the Dromore district of Tyrone, and had been resident at C’.ogher for some 38 years, holding the position of medical officer of the workhouse for lo years, and*that of di

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COMMENCES TO-DAY. Realising the necebsitt oe economy owing to the many CALLS UPON ALL AT THE PRESENT TIME, HAVE DETERMINED TO MAKE THIS SALE A RECORD IN BARGAIN-GIVING, THUS ENABLING THE GREATEST OF ECONOMISTS TO EFFECT A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING ON PURCHASES ALL DEPARTMENTS. The foll