Pananich Inn, Ballater

PANANICH WELLS.

WILLIAM CLERK begs leave respectfully to acquaint the public, that he continues to keep the INN of PANANICH LODGE, as formerly, for the accommodation of those who come to drink the Pananich Water, or Goats Milk, (of which there is abundance) on the most moderate terms.  A regular TABLE will be kept in the same way as usual, and only Five Shillings a Day to whose who remain a week, including Lodgings.  A close CARRIAGE, to hold Four, now runs betwixt Aberdeen and Pananich 3 times a week

N.B. - OATS, HAY, and GRASS, for Horses.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 10th June 1818.

Eliza F. Cruden

We insert with painful regret a melancholy accident which took place in the vicinity of Cupar of Angus on Thursday the 8th instant.  As ELIZA FARQUHARSON CRUDEN, a child of five years old, and daughter of William Cruden, Esq. was travelling northward, the door of the carriage, by some unhappy circumstance flew open, whereby the child was precipitated with violence on the road, when the back of the head pitching on the ground, deprived her immediately of life.  Her body was brought to this place, and interred on Sunday last, in the burying ground here.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 14th December 1814.