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I4eXilmarnoth Vost, COUNTY OF AYR REPORTER. SATURDAY, SIPTSYSER '24, 1864

... these days when time is money, every extra service in the shape of facilitating communication is so much saved to the cotutuunity, because it saves so much time. We are certain that our merchants and others will gladly avail themselves of this facility ...

COVE AND KILCREGGAN

... Ordinary to the Queen, died on Wednesday morning, after • short lane., Sir George was born in 1828, and was a son .4 the late Rev. Dr Norman Macleod, of St Gleaguw. —Dr Forbes Skene, Historiographer 11 , yal for Scotland. died on Monday, at his residence ...

Published: Thursday 01 September 1892
Newspaper: Helensburgh News
County: Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Type: Article | Words: 6839 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

NOTES OF THE WEEK

... 14 paper, and if there is • miniature agony column ' on it. I noticed one the other day in thew word.: Also! the but of friends must part. Whether it told of the cashing of a note long hoarded up by some poor woman, or whether it was lag the outcome ...

Published: Thursday 16 June 1892
Newspaper: Helensburgh News
County: Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Type: Article | Words: 4716 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

gke Xitinarnocit Vost, COUNTY OF AYR REPORTER. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBRR 10, 1864

... lament tho loss or one of our oldest, closest friends,—one with whom our memory is linked with many pleasant INIPO ciations, many agreeable recollections. Mr John Kellabin, printer and bookseller, King Street, died on Monday, sth inst., in the 62nd year of ...

liitnexal Stirs

... seder the tedelotbea, trying to undo the cork of a small bone Ailed with whisky! But the child recovered, leaned to feed on and enjoy other food due and sae left the hospital for • future of - God knows whs. Still the life has been saved so far. DKATH. OF ...

f mull Nelms

... killed. The Yorkshire farmers are advertising for bloodhounds to try if they will he more successfni than the police In finding out the Rut Riding incendaries. - - - - A railway labourer has died at Manchester from the effect of an accident received In September ...

TAIL OF THE BANK. ATHLETIC AND OTHER JOTTING& I 1 RIF TO EXPLOSION AT TH E The first ties of

... attendance of spectators. The opening race the fall detail. of the sad catastrophe were revealed. was •50 yards handicap for youths. An exciting It appeared that the plate-glass window of the race finished—l, J. 111'Callum, 12 secs.; 2, Fred. Liberal Club ...

Published: Thursday 08 September 1892
Newspaper: Helensburgh News
County: Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Type: Article | Words: 2991 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

THE VOLUNTEERS

... 10,000. PINNY SAVINGS BANX.—The following is n return of the business done in this bask on Monday night last i—Number of transactions, 91 ; received from depositors, Ell 3s Sd; repaid to depoeitore. El 19s Od ; transferred to N. S. Savings Bank Glasgow ...

Published: Thursday 26 May 1892
Newspaper: Helensburgh News
County: Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Type: Article | Words: 3154 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

OF HASTINGS

... went away on a voyage four or five years ago, and died on the coast of Africa. Since that time the two females have shut themselves up in the house, holding no communication with the outer world save by means of an old coalman, who, it is believed, went ...

TILE ADVISER. filsmov: Scottish Temperance Leanne. –

... Children's Friend. It is a nice production, containing weiilth of beentifol illustrations and several interesting stories. The other publications by this firm are no to the standard that has long been with such popular monthlies as The Family Friend. The ...

Published: Thursday 01 December 1892
Newspaper: Helensburgh News
County: Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Type: Article | Words: 4369 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

NOTES BY OUR RAMBLING REPORTER

... eaboa's, take care, save my caboose; cut ass* the Irishman, plenty more Irishmen, but only one caboose. The caboose was saved, and the Irishman cut adrift. The unfortunate thief had fastened the caboose with • rope to his back, and in trying to get ashore ...

Published: Thursday 18 February 1886
Newspaper: Helensburgh News
County: Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Type: Article | Words: 2810 | Page: 3 | Tags: none