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WHAT OUR INDUSTRIOUS STAFF OF CORRESPONDENTS WRITE, The Srents of the Week That Oonesrn the Residente of the Midland District— Little Escapes Notice, And Bad Loca lly Can Find Something of Interest. Katapar, Sept. 20 —Rev. W. 8. Boice will hold a on meeting there on Friday night.—A number of the young people attended the funeral of their es teemed young friend, Miss Annie Reid, Fiinton.—Rev. Mr. Wright ban changed his Sunday appointment to Wedneedey night.—Ernest Drader started for Dakota last week.—C. Keller tan gave to Buffalo, N.Y., with a carload of sheep.—Dr. Fin ley, Mountain Grove, was called to attend Charlie Dyon, who was very sick. He is able to be around again. Robertsvillg, Sept. 19. — Thunder showers are numerous.—R. Gilburt, Snow Road, who had charge of one of the hoiete, removing his family here today.—A sreet time was spent at the home of Hughes lad Tuesday evening, where some young folks danced the light fantastic till morn.—A new view of ore has been discovered in the old pit which is thought to be very valuable, mines are still booming and the ore in knetling pub.—The RT. of T.lodge is getting along famously under the select councellorship of John Craig. the Wilson and James Petere are on the sick heb. Goofrey, Sept. 20 —Mra W. Freeman has returned from England after visiting her parente for the last two months —On Thursday Iaet the funeral of Isaac Camp ball's youngoat daughter was held in Bethel church .On Wednesday night at w M. York was passing through here to hie home in Verona, he got caught in a thunder storm. Owing to the darkness of the night the horse went off the road, up setting the buggy and badly breaking it. Mr. York had to get another buyey to drive to his home.—Visitore: Mies Emma Snyder at her mother’s; W. 8. Roween, Tamworth, ab W. Freeman's, Auruorr, Sept. 19 —Husking bees are the latest amusements for our numerous young folker. Bygrove attended Lanark exhibition last week.—Mies Bertha Croxier returned from Maberly, where she has been for some time.J. Lakine returned from Brockville hospital.—George Dowdell bas no to Portland for some time —Mias Janie Byasore left last week for Petrolia to visit friends —Mia, Cleverly and her sister, Mies Katie Kilpatrick, have gone to Syracuse.—Vieitore: Mr. and Mra. Wil liam Noonan and Mies Maggio Noonan, Glen Tay; Mr. and Mra. J. O'Hara, Salem; Mies L.Murray, Glen Tay. Ivy Lea, Sept. 21.—J. G. H. McCrea has moved his house on a new foundation, and in rebuilding it. He will have a very stylish and conveniend houve when com pleted —William Carpenter, Gananoque, A ag last week with his brother-in-law, St. McCroa.—Thomas Shipman has rent ed Mc. Croe’ farm, lately occupied by M McNeil.—C. Dano and family are moving up to Wiley on M. Crove’ farm. —D. Robertson in Improving hie barn by the addition of a neat and commodious cow stable.—Mies S. Somers ie with friends in Gananoque.—Mies Etta Somers, Lave downe, spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. McCrea, ALLEN, Sept. 19 —Rain on Sundsy was welcomed; many welle were dry. Farmers are commencing the fall ploughing --A Raucous has purchased a mewtherhirg machine. —Threshing is about finished 10 thie section.—The eloop Maggie L. in at Breaky’s bay loading grain for Richardson Bros., Kingeton.—?. Hogan and daughter Maggie, visiting ferende ad Watertown, returned Saturday—Thomas Quigtey, of Chicago, is home on a visit to his parents. —D. CO. McDonald, attending the fair at Toronto, returned home on Thursday The supply of milk at the cheese factory is increasing. —Quite a number from there attended the fair at Cape Vincent last week.—Mr. and Mrs. James, Buffalo, N.Y., are visiting at Mra. T. McDoonell’s. Swanrot Lank, Sept. 0 —The part week has been very disagreeable and stormy, and a very heavy hailstorm struck here on Sunday — On Wednesday, Sept. Tash, Mire Cynthia Assolatineg and Edwart Flynd, Mountain Grove, were married at the home of the Bride's father. The happy couple went to Tweed on their wedding tour. They intend residing at Mountain Qrovn —Herbert Roberts to moving into hie ne house —Mrs. Walreth and Mrs. Hampton have returned from visiting at Mississippi —Mr. and Mrs. George Jones t Saturday and Sunday at Westport. Visitors - Mise Minnie Harris, Sadbury, at Mrs. Avery's, Mra Rughes, Toronto, at her father’s, William Roglod ; Harry and Archie ERewin, Fallbrook, at J. Erwin’s. Axprx, Sept. 2). — Thunder showers are and the weather crider — Pastures are good and milk yield increasing —Mrs. Boomhower, wife of the late Peter Boom hower, very sick when her husband died, ie improving —Other sick people are con valescing.—Several persons went to the Tamworth fair tact week —Winke Pred erick Miller was taking milk to the factory yesterday the boree ran away and threw him and another lad cus. The wagnon was overturned and badly.damaged. Mil ler was unbert, but the other boy, a son of J. R. Moore, reseived some revere cure on the head and fire —The new Methodiat church is progressing nicely, and begins to make a fine apparance The walls on the are to be covered with brick. As are no brick burhiiage in Arcen its appearance will be unique. —Mree Wart man, who since her accdent has been +tay way at W. B. Mill's, will be able to go to Newburgh chority. Merderes * Tee Yeep tee Searruza, Wash., Sept 2. —Georgze Bowman, Bridgeport, Conc. ,was murdered in Alaska last winter during a terrible a eee , named John com, of Apemeeeis. . He was almost in eight the golden Mecca shen hie tailed him, and he sunk down to the man, Johncon, the leviter of the , Wene back to him each with an ota out the unfortunate man’s braine with a revolver. This terrible story is told for the @ret time J.C. Sadie, who has just returned from That wretched ‘ered up” feeling and pale face can easily be cee rid of Take “Cismar ™ Tree Tonic Pills which makes he eee eh the nerves struc: come. eeepee oS ee a ber 3S eeuta The Medicine On, New York. Sold only at Wade's drug store. bariatric eyee government te retires count Muravied, the Russian foretre ain iter, twagesting international disarma ment. The reply supporte the ex's pre Reveced Prices lmtation’ bieyete beot See curvin @ow. Haines Lockett.
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Kingston Daily British Whig
Kingston, Ontario, CA
Thu, Sep 22, 1898
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