The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-14
OUR sTEUDENVILLE LETTER.
SrEUBENvILLE, Sept. l3, 1875.
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Editors IntelIIgoncor'
The funeral Of Mrs. COble, whose death
was announced in this mornings INTEl.-
LIdEScER, took place this afternoon at
2i3O from tho family residence, corner Of
Fourth and Adams streets. The services
were conducted by Rev. James Il. Mills,
pastor Of the Kramer Church, of which
deceased was an exemplary member. lie
was assisted by R1vs. John COwl, Of
Wintersville, Ohio, Il. IIingely, Of East
Liverpool, Ohio, Y, V. Milligan and DR..
Williams, Z, H., Of Cambridge District.
The services were solemn and deeply im.
presSlVe, Eev. llihgely salu the nc OF
!he M VGceaseu ~ ,!'. wus Ieyo'ea " @ VIZ H.Try VI
the Muster klnguHm Oh e"t'nI laDoIl"g g
lor the welfare OF Ihe poor ana needy
NE o. 'ueyV'.oh I " H. " .!6 msr ,I ,,Io
her churcn anu 70 tne ulssFeSsCI' a I.le
so uGVoteI 70 ~ .hat WY soou nnu w.
meVolehI, nc igit l9sllmeu !" Suyins was u
iIS H,S Oh PIre o"riIst'an! I'G! "en. ""nits ,..ins
MillS Sa.u, INA! "l.noGsI .ne a.. Sun m'sns .,ns
Sl'Le uF'sn'.y 'nITIusM 'Iio In 10y G'u ~, ~
70 uown oDscureu w y S'Gau hI " ~ se'
uhg, h9t was no S'Bn Inat y Woulu uot
naVe DFlsmt w. Wy IVY sI"ILto''s ng Il's VI s"e
morrow. me ne oi tne aecg"seI w.. Nus y
sun 9l righteousness Sll.iLns oIiS";.'! ml
lne uay, Gnu ou'9I VIZ uIrNies" , VI I,s. ~ "v'
ung wouiu rlse IN .nc s.oriE;uS s,;s S"S,O. S"SS ".
.nS. .ie n'oTnS ,hn,St y. i"u ,oomJnv am" Ar Jov
i"ng tho house VIVA tLronped by the
friends OF the deceased who came to pay
the last tribute to one who had been n
friend and benefaCtOr 10 the poor Of this
city. The funeral was the largest ever
Witnessed in Steubenvillt.
rup GERMAN CONCERT.
rh, co.n,,n nos,ior of,ho ci,t,ous ot
e ihe uyi.'"" 'ii, Pot'iI" H., VI snS - 4. "n';o;
oIeuOvhVlILe wv W s"e ~. VT :" a"'av
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i"k Itk.ne;.SgS ne;HSg ~ ~ tVLooi;m" Iiorr 4 Tr;m,
As1o'iSt.on , nt.ou ". FssanaSno nr.no.o,;ons
mel ~ DIeotol' '',i.a,e a. ,La ,pSdss pSS I'll" ~ ,%o
are are oeIms W"uo ~ ;no I.ou' Snn;oen II uo"s ~"
T"S SV,I1l"., a,o;s. SH ni.on,os % MI r;,y e.
W. ml'liam oPeatS, ;irs,I Dite'tG ,;s;,;,S GIo,h H.
1ne p"Epose VI sNnR ."0 ,rLa W. LII.
ren BrGnu revePt.V hHI mSsi ssin
ViSitor" "lll W eIoit," u,H CM Iii. .: a:,t.
" Ine uePT' ~ @ ."S "S."Jc,,ae Soai,o.,e soV'I}
ahu tseoltel " /, W., T. ne"u ""' ~ iv
ter the ColUet1! ~, ~ - P.pPVseG W n"snSu' i,,'
exercises US VIII li'"Se ~ ~ Iv,",.y
,,!, least ol Feasoh "nu "o" o' ''ou' u '"e
Mheeilng''eS'
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AGAIN
Sometime since in communication 10
the lNrELLIGESCEn your correspondent
expressed the opinion that the difficult
ties which had for n long time existed In
the congregation were about TO be ami
cably adjusted and that in short time
all would be happy and serene. When
that statement was made we were honest
IN our DellSI Daseu on 'ne ,;,ui,, Sin'evl' ,Sa ~,
others, Dut theIe iia.!y u sllP Pi;. WI iHe
cup anu 'ns up ',tia. "nI ~ 'I,s ~ oar,itniIv itiI
case tnG ""OEo uo,"',U "..Un, = Iii I .tnw Al
applicagle. as 'LG sGq"ett T. WI s''Y" ~ ~. i"
Ter tne 3ep"tEsI!re tI ol WI. M McJnru uj; " p"n us
new neIn W oi l"ySr; ." '"G nIV''o', ~ u WV
Y. y. pe"ty' a.. - ~ 1, Il - D5 =" "PpHS" ,H"t
was 'SNen n ~ 'ne i,,s nn;,s,j "; i"a ~
oOuy tu"t " IoI'uil.'Jy .it ~ "PP,GE PP,G" E
innveStIlgn'e '"S C,h Uoi,u''lT ~ S,o,,Lenriiio
LresOyterlah Ohuch q 9'euUenn.,le u.'.ni.,H,;
ine Ltesuy.JtS "IIVa ,'.oo "; ,Vdpl;Si Ip;iJ ooJ
nCouill.''ev ', vi nse' Uue us;.,;m. % ~ pa"S
Two lay mgmUers' Ht.' uUnS;S''ttf y, y. Vts H.
sweeney i, lnGent ahu y. il1yI tou,aM u ,ie
Bethel, anu E'ueIs oon,St9m u''It WI III eSN'
Inc commlt!ee mus cohs.l'uttu ,if 'H.,, c",i.T
CohgreEaioh"i li'ee..ns loL 'l''S ,IsI "i m.Gi
a. ~, ocLoUk. III PuIsuSSIT s0nn,Si,J i @ anJ ,bs
!he GongTgsaitlvm "sseo.e .'s.1s. 'r,s" % iNv;,oJ
iriehu' & oL .ne 'oruner .. Ii,o, ,o Hseh " TbS,n
70 tne lec'uLe Io''.. VI .,..tm.;,s NV v" m.o
Ihey were given un oPPo,IL"y ,I,o nSr, w ;i,oo &
SEM .il 'lelr S.n'e'''e'''' wv w WV ''''S''
Ai'etw"F"S ''e -
ASTt'MCuRDH
faction, or more properly speaking those
who were very anxious that McCurdy
should accept the call to his present pas;