Mr. J. W. Rewey has begun to
stock his farm with some of the
finest stock in the country. In a
lew years he will show us one of the
finest stock farms in this part of the
state.
We are glad to know that the
Mifflin correspondent of the Chron
icle did not hurt himself dangerously
when writing his last article. He
should l>e careful in regard to his
statements about the “ Rewey” folks.
“ Reweytte.”
RIDGEWAT ITEMS.
T. K. Ryan has left Canterbury’s
employ. Mr. Cliffs, of Black Earth,
is running the warehouse for the
present.
James Dougherty has sold his
hardware store and stock to a gentle
man from Pennsylvania. Ridgeway
cannot afford to lose such a man
as James.
Mr. John Harrison, of Middle
burry, has recently returned from
Dakota, where he has brought some
land. He is well pleased with the
country and says he will remove
there if he disposes of his farm here.
James McClosky will open bis
new hotel at Bameveld about the
Ist of April. He has a good bouse
and will no doubt have a large share
of the trade.
Mr. Ed. King sold at auction a
large number of cattle, sheep and
horses- on Saturday last March,
17th.
SCENES IN CORNWALL
The Headlands—Falmouth —Trebah —
Glendurgan—Penjsrrick—The Home
of the Fox Family —The "Polytech
nic ” Pendennis Castle Cornish
“ SlHes “—etc., etc.
All Graphically Described for the
Readers of The Democrat.
EY M i FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT.
