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. DISTRICT DASHES.Wkmt Neirfckortar Kir ha are* Hive to Record of Paminr Interest to Our Bfotrn.Captain Bm will not beoa the Clay-too Carry this jear.picioo m to bare an April fool careivol.Capo Vioceot boa tlirr.c schools, one public and two select.Applet of Rood quality sell for 50 centsper bushel at the Cape.Mrs. John Sibbald and family, Cape Vioceot, hare removed to Michigan.Dr. A. I). Bowermao tun been ap pointed a oorooer for Priooe Edward.Kobt. Haiciltoo. of Trenton, haa rent ed the Windsor llonae at WeliinRtoo.iXroorataoo Day comes on Saturday. May 30th. It will be observed at the Cape.The railway boons by law carried in the Rear of Leeds and Liasdowne by a majority of 11®.The Trrmt VmMey Advocat* has been eo larged, and the name changed to Trtn.ton A A com it.A largo skating riok is being erected at Alexandria Bay, the dimensions of which are 64x190 ft.R Onter has lease 1 Pierson's hotel in Cooneooo, and mteods to run it in proper style.A Rebeocag Degree Lolge I. O. O. K. has been organised in Napanee with 36charter members.Deaerooto had eight births last week. At this rate it is making rapid strides towards population as a town.Wm A very of Napanee Mills was fined |i or 91 days in gaol for disturbing the Sal ration Army meeting. He was sentE. A. Kixen recently {resumed the duties of ocyanist and director of the musical part J the senrices in St. Mark's Church, Ihwerooto.Hiram Johnston. Moscow, haa par chared the general paipoee stallion, -Percberon, lately owoed by C. H. An-■el stine.Messrs. Bnek man and Baker, A melias burgh, liar 3 imported from Fraoce three Norman Perchcron mares, at a cost of15,000.Wm. .Miller, late of the canning fac tory. Pic ton. left last week for New \ ork. He has been re engaged for next season's operations.The ME. Conference of Northern New York will meet at Ogdeosburg Apr.l 9. The Dumber of persons who will be present is estimated at 300.Fred. W. Gibbard, late of Napanee, has taken stock in the Ashton Carnage Factory Co., in BedevilJe. and will tup erioteod the manufactuie of hearses.Mr. John 11. How and Mr. O.W. Kemp, IVrth. hare let the cooti act to Mr. Belch to build aud complete in April a rink 100 feet long by 50 feet wide, roagh cast.Willie Mead, thirteen years of age. son of Wm. Mead, Gannoque, got caught in a shaft at the Axle Works, aud halt;l his left arm broken in two places.John McGill Deltor, merchant, died at Tweed on the 16th mat., of heart disease. lie was a brother of the late Geo. II. Deltor, sx-M.P.. aud a former red -lent of Napanee.1 beaeath is recorded at Lyndhurvt, of Lewis Kilbora, age-1 85 years. He was the firs: white child born in the township of South Gower, and who tved in Leeds and Grenville ever since.Patrick Ryan, Athol, living at S. A. Rattan's durm$ the win ter, died on W’ed-ifwiay. Mr. and Mrs. Hut tan were io Picton that day sod when they returned Acy found Ryan laying on ins f ice and0 a few moments he expired.Humor says the annual camp meeting, ormerly held at Ebentzer grove, is to be ransftrred to Red Ctdar Point, about1 mile south of Moscow. This point is o the shore of Varty Lake, aud on the ice of the Napanee A Tam worth Rail-vav.The executors of the estate of the ate Mrs. Chamberlain have disposed ot he boose and lot, Napanee, to Mr. iculd for $1,000. The proceeds of the ale go to St. Mary Magdalene's Church, he deceased lady having bequeathed .11 her estate to that church.Mrs. Abigail Bower man born io Piioce ■Mward County, April 13tb, 1831; died □ Line County, Oregon, February 10th, 885. of dropsy of the heart. She was he daughter of Job P. sod Maris Ells-rortb. who were members of the Society f Ft tends. * k #Paul C. Peterson, died at the home of is son-in-law, Walter Mordoo, Park ale, on March 11th. Mr. Petersou was oru id the year 1800, and until about year agq whs a resident of Sophias-urg, when he moved to Parkdle to vc with his daughter.J H. lUwkius, Leeds Couaty, has ue of the largest wild cats ever killed i that vicinity. Mr. Hawkins shot the east while prowling around the barn-ard. This is the second of these ani-mis Mr. Hafwkins has killed this win-r.Nathan Emery, of Harris A Emery's •undry, Napanee, had a narrow escape om death. In endeavoring to put a dt ou a lathe pulley his clothing caught i a set screw on the shaft and he was lined twice arouud the shaft. He was fcdly bruised, but no bones were bro-30.At a meeting of the Napanee Lacrosse lob, tbe following officers were elected r 1885:—Honorary President, William ormoile; Vice- President, Trav. Hose;; rea.surer, J F. McAlister ; Secretary,W. Robinson ; Assistant Secretary, D. Hogan ; Field Captain, J.H. Haling-r; Associate Captain, R McNeill.Miss Lucy Huffman, daughter of Ed-ird Huffman, Moscow, was taken ill •out six months ago with enlargement the glands of the neck, and was a eadtul sufferer till 17th inst, when e died. St vend physicians were summed to see her dunug her sickness, t could only give temporary relief, i© was about fifteen years of age.
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Kingston Weekly British Whig
Kingston, Ontario, CA
Thu, Mar 26, 1885
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