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Show mmi AM MTAWAV. SmUlcn Demli nt Coriunfl of Tioinna Itrn wii Uiirui-tunatu Occurrence. Monday, Thomas Brown, the poundkecper of Corinne and one of its oldest citizens, died very unexpectedly, unex-pectedly, lie had been feeling poorly but a day. Ashe arose to go to the breakfast table Monday morning be suddenly full to the floor and expired shortly afterwards. after-wards. Heart trouble wus the cause. The funeral services were conducted next day. Rev. E. II. Snow taking charge. At the cemetery ceme-tery a run-away occurred. Three ladies and a child were in the conveyance con-veyance outside the enclosure. The horses started out at a good speed, but as one uas faster than the other tjiey ran round .. .il r,m ml in n n fll mosf. ntM'feft circle. The fortunate occupants were unhurt, excepting a few slight llesh cuts to the lady who climbed out of the Hying vehicle. The j mourners were much disconcerted by the accident. |
