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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-08-28
tken 81 che aeate 81 Nesth Dakota.

Proposed Amendment % the Constttu.
item o. che Seate. OF NoSsh Dakota.
The Fourth Legislative Assembly Of the State
%.ns 70 he & he ssss
CONCURRENT REsoLUTI0N.
Be II Resolved BY the Senate, the House con-
curing:
ment.l The following proposition to amend the
Combination Of the SlAie Of North Dakota is
hereby submittedfO the Fifth Session ofthe Leg
tslative Assembly Of the State of North Dakota,
Of the State for approval or rejection. namely:
The Constitution of the State of North Dakota
is hereby amended TO read as follows: THE
the revenue, or In case Of extraordinary emery
edctes contract debts; but such debts shall never
in the aggregate exceed the sum Of five 90 mills
on the dollar Of the assessed valuation of oil tax
the last assessment made for state and county
purposes, exclusive of what may be the debt Of
North Dakota .t the time Of the adopuon!of this
Constitution: Every such debt shall he author
~ mentioned therein, and every such law shall
provide for levying an annual tax sufficient to
pay the interest semi-annually. and tho princi-
pei within thirty years from passage OF such law.
such tax to the payment Of said principal and
pealed nor the tax discontinued until such debt,
:" INIT named
shall be incurred exc. pit for the purpose Of re-
pellinR INVASION. suppressing instruction. de-
tending the State In time of war, or to provide
tiee; but the issuing Of new bonds to refund OK
listing Indebtedness ehall not be constructed to
b any part or portion Of said indebteeness.
The aforesaid proposed amendment will be
Dated Ut Bismarck, n. b., this lst day OF July,
8 10 s-ll Secretary ofsts;e.
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Notice..

NOTICE.
Pursuant to the provisions of Sec.
3035, civil code, revised codes of North
Dakota, the commissioners Of rail-
road will make their annual inspec.
tion trip over the lines Of the North.
ern Pacific railroad company in North
Dakota as follows:
Aug. 70. Grand Forks, Meckinock,
Gilby, Johnstown. Forest River,
Grafton, Drayton and Pembina.
JOHN w. CURR1E,
GEORGE HI. KEYEs.
JOHN j. WAMBRRa.
Commissioners.
Attest: J. E. PAELAN, Secretary.
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Republican judicial Convention for the
7th Judicial District.

To the Republican electors OF Pembipa. Walsh
and Cavalier counties N. D.
os be the decision Of the
the above counties. competing the 7th judicial
distrlct. 2 convention Of the delegated represen-
!atives OF the Republican party Of said counties
house, 10 the city of Lanedon. on The 18Th day Of
September, 1896. at o'clock p. m. for the pur-
pose Of nominating q candidate for District
ported at the next general election. The basis
Misrepresentation will be the same as the state
appOrtionment, and as follows: ;,
Walsh. 81
Pembinn Observation-Disclosures. ~
Cavalier Observation-Disclosures. ~
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Farm Loans.
Plenty of money to loan on improv-
ed farms. Money furnished on short
notice. a. SHORT & Co. tt
Farm Loans.
$to.ss.

From Pembina, N. D.. to St. Paul
and Minneapolis for the encampment,
state fair and Minneapolis carnival.
Tickets on sale August 3lst. Septem-
Der 1st and End. Final limit Septem-
Der 18th, extention to September 3Oth
granted on depositing ticket with
joint agent ON or before Sept. 18th.
see Northern Pacific ticket agent for
further information.
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PEMBINA
Building and Loan Association.

PExs1NA, NORTH DAKOTA.
where In 40 county. What you pay Torrent will
peytho monthly dues. No other pay nents have
g 50 ma e, and in from six to etght ysarD you
own thepeopsIty. Dusson 500 loan are -
pef month. Address,
Ed. BooKxa, T. L. PRIcE,
Secretary Prasidens.
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We, T. Z. Price. Prssidsnt, ana &. b. Booker
ISOLATION located at Psmblna, North Dakota, be.
ing nrrt duly sworn, do state under oath, that
the within and foregoing report is correct and
true to the best OF our knowledge and belief
3. D. 8tOKER, T. L. PRICE,
Secretary. President.
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Dental NOTICE.

DR.. Rose, dentist, will be
WC1G lin Pembina from the LIST
to the 18th, Warren on the 18th to
the 10th; Argyle ON the 2lst to the
22nd; Steven on the 23rd tothe oath;
Hallcck on the 25th to the 31st.
This will be followed up until further
notice
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-08-28

By order Of committee.
Dated this 18th day o: june. 1895
P. McHuGH, JUDsoN LAMouRE
Chairman. Secretary.
p. Mchngh, chairman Cavalier county repnb.
lican committee; Judson LaMoure. chairman OF
Pehbna county republican committee; r. Yves.
giant. chairman ofWsleh county republican COM
mittee, =
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Republican Legislative t,omye neec,,- o..
District. ~"ss

.; 10, oonvention Of tho deega,ed representative.
IRE Diset w hpp sfSty Ct the Lesslsl
1895 At o'clock r. NJ tor t ses n Stn
poe OF placing in nomination csndidatsse q =.
pP % me next general election - follows:
Ihs different townships will he entitled to ran.
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49,
Slss 81 ~ 4 1ll I'LL "a . % 3
!! \ ssesnger tsal,s mn svsiys5at
and dspaft from tll,es 4 81 Il !. O 81. +.
~. passenger stDtion, Washington
and Fourth Avenues South, Mime.
spolis. Passengers alIght from trains
on a.level With the street and viii not
have steps u climb In order 10 get
out Of depot. This change viii land
the passenger nearer the business
part Of the'c.ty. Street car lines are
immediately III front Of the depot
entrance, thus giving quick and easy
Access ts'any part or the city. When
you want u take the Northern Paci-
dc to or from Minneapolis, remember
the change vi deNDCs. 1w
State University.
The state university ut Grand Forks
VIII open for its thirteenth annual
session Tuesday, Sept. 22nd 1898.
The university is the oldest and best
equipped educational institution in
the state. 1t offers the choice of
three college courses. years each;
elementary normal course, 3 years;
advanced normal course, 2 years; pre-.
paratory course. 3 years. The Lib
rary, aud Museum and Laboratories
are unusually complete. The old fa.
Guilty has been re-engaged, and the
continuance of the high standard
hitherto maintained is thus insured.
Military drill for the young men. UNI
der Charge of an officer of the regular
army. Calisthenics for the young
ladies. Tuition free ia all depart
ments. board (including room heat
ed, lighted and furnished, including
privilege Of bath, use of laundry, etc.,
1925 u week.
For further information, catalogue,
ETC., address:
WEBSTER MERRlFIELD, Pres.
University N Oak.
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It's recommended by the COMMITTEES n ~ ~.
sIcaees be held at the usual voting dat AZ
oln sy eTeniag, August end, to elect deiseres.
mlttee. AoH1istlVe Com
A. SHORT, ny
Secretary. oTChhatoWa,
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.oests.fislf,

=. :. q. ssats 11s1 e. ssS
i. coy,,,o,. ~. soHlNs.os, {. n \, 4
~ :, y1IANk a. BrI00s, II 1os1oa. 4
For sse.ssa,y 8 81 s;s Ssas.N = l-s'esr :. b
For Treasurer, 80 = 4. A's1s.
=. ..,,.. GEO. 3. NICHOLS. osusas.
=. J. .. HANNux, Of Rin.om
-, Con- .: 9; cowAN, Of Ra1,rsy. &
foF Sommtsstonee OF Insurance.. 81 - Fl
FRED FANCHER4 OF etuteman.
T"t ouPef1ntenaent Public INSTRUCTION. q q
~. r.-, J. q. HALLAND, OF Tfalll.
ZOE commissions Of Agriculture end iSbor.
h. q. THOMAS ofBenson.
GEO. y. KEYES, of Diekey. Va
7. J.. WALTERS. Of WeiiS.
n. y. =. GIBSON, Ofpenhina.
John b. DYsTE. of sa,eart.
Q. y. WHEELER, 81 M:
G. =. WILBUR, OF Roietfe.
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1t0stU1lcah LogiSIatfvo COMMUNITY. M
District. - 80
a convention of the tlel.r.t.d ,.,... I.
OF me republican, party Of The Frrst f@cis,st;vs
1ma,.. WILL be held ct Neche on the s9t6 dsv az
paeins IL lSe a. oSlSck o. Of
ed et the next eensrsi ei.o9o 70 % support
se ~ and two representatives. Wv
Ginerent townships will be entitled IN ran.
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M, NJ. LOCKWOOD, N. u.
Physic,sn and sureeon.-Graduate Of College
of Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore, Nd.
once over T. r. Shaw D Cos Drug Store.
NiRht calls ut room No. %, Winchester House.
Psmblna, North Dakota.
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CHAs. e. EARR 8, ME.
Physician and Surgeon. Found at all ho1rs
when not professionally engaged engaged, ct
his Office, on Stutsman street ut day time and at
his residence on Cavileer street Of night.
PEMBrNA NORTH DAKOTA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-26
PORTSMOUTH NEWS
One OF tho Gang Captured.

Monday morning between and s
o'clock officer Tatem had his attention
called to two young colored boys who
were acting in a very suspicious man
ner The officer decided to shadow
the bows and see what they were up to.
He hid himself In the dark and watch
ed the proceedings of the two He had
not long to wait, for when they got
abreast of Yaffey's store, on High
street. between Washington and Green.
the small boy stood off about fifty wards
30 as to give the alarm to the big boy
whose name is Alex. Porter, should any
one approach while an entrance into
the store was being effected. The door
OF Yaffey's store baffled their attempt
10 enter. SO they turned their attention
next to the store of Mr.. Walter Ben
nett. corner of Green and High streets.
Ae before the little fellow kept watch
and when any one was seen coming in
mat direction the boy Porter would de-
sist from his attempt to get in the door
OF the store. Finding that they could
not get In the store they then tried the
chewing gum machine and tried their
best to break that open, and after
seeing them make several attempts to
wrench the machine from its fastenings
s'hcer Tatem made a descent on them
and gave chase, but the boys escaped.
He succeeded in capturing Porter, who is
now In 1ail. The other boy will be pick
ed up soon. These boys are old hands
1T the business
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Departure OF tho Maine aud Texas.

Yesterday morning early a large num-
her OF our citizens and the ladies as
sembled at the navy-yard to witness
the departure of the United States
war ships Maine and Texas for Thorn
kinsville. L. 1. A force of workmen
were called in at o'clock and at 7:45
B. m. the Maine cast off her lines and
was assisted into mid-stream by a tug.
which was in waiting. She gracefully
steamed down the harbor and on each
and every dock there was large crowd
present to see her leave.
AT $40 a. m. orders were given by the
executive officer of the Texas to "cas
OFF the bow line" and she, no less grace
fully than her sister ship. steamed into
the middle of the channel Admiral
Brown and wife and number OF guests
were standing at the north wharf and
as the gallant Texas passed q salute
In honor of the Admiral was fired from
her. each and every man being drawn
I'D In line. The salute was answered
from the battery at ST. Helena with
seven guns. Great was the salutation
OF CAPTAIN Glass and his staff to Ad-
miral Brown. Constructor S.ahl and the
master mechanics. which were assem-
bled on the dock.
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SPECIAL ELECTION.
General Apathy Commanded tho
Voters.

Newport News. Va. August 25.-The
election held to-day for the purpose of
giving the legal voters OF this city q
chance to decide by the ballot whether
or not the city shall be allowed to issue
bonds to the amount of S35, 900, for the
purpose of improving our school facilities
by the erection of suitable school build
ing. was not given the attention that the
inheritance OF the question deserved. 1t
is found that our ineXplicabe apathy
will defeat this most salutary measure,
since the charter requires 1t to be rati-
fled by two-thirds majority of the legal
voters Of the city cast at an election to
be held for the purpose of voting on the
issuance of bonds in which registers d
freehold voters of the city must vote.
Hence 1t appears that by not voting ii
all the freeholderS can easily defeat the
me aSure.
POLICD COURT.-An important
cases were again continued one day and
onlv n few minor ones disposed OF by
Justice Brown to-day
Tom Caruthers. charged with the
theft of watch and some clothing
was found guilty OF tresspass and fined
SIS and costs. Caruthers was committed
to TAIL in default of payment.
Geo. Tucker. colored, violating bicycle
ordinance: fined 81 and costs.
Harry Gilpin. disorderly; fined $3.50
and costs.
G. c. Mccullough and ]. +. Tilghman.
allowing stock TO run at large, contrary
Ia ordinance. were dismissed
EMS Ates. colored. assault; dismissed
Richard Harrison. colored, assault
fined SEQ and costs
POLITICAL MEETING. - Judge ].
Kempt,, gold bug, of Wheeling. w.
Va. spoke at Johnson's last night TO n
well-flled house, without turning all
heads to his way of thinking.
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COULDN'T FACE D1sHoNoR
DefanitfnE Banker Wounds His
Wife md Kills Himself

Lowell. Mich. August 25-Church G.
Sons. bankers. closed their doors yester-
day and posted a notice announcing
that owing to inability to realize on as
sets they were temporarily unable to
meet their obligations. The deposits are
estimated at $4,000 to $4,000.
This morning Charles w. Church, a
member of the above firm, shot and
Fatally Injured his wife, Jennie. and
then turned the revolver on himself and
fired bullet into his head with fatal re.
suits.
Deputy Sheriff Cowans, of Grand
RAPIDS. was approaching Church's
mouse TO serve writ on that gentleman
which was sworn out by the city ma
tional bank OF Grand Rapids. Church
saw him coming. He locked tn. doors
or the house and then seized a revolver
and shot his wife and then himself.
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Helm Him Along.

We have been requested by the little
Fellow who delivers The Virginian re-
eularlv In Scottsville and the surround
ing territory to ask his subscribers to
be more prompt in the payment of their
naper. The little fellow is the owner OF
his route and has to pay for them week
Nv and frequently does not get suffi-
sent money to do so. He covers n space
of over three miles daily and should be
COMPENSATED for itS He says unless his
customers do better part by him than
they have recently he will have to dis
continue delivering them the paper.
Summer and winter, when the people
are asleep, he goes through all kinds
of weather to bring them the news, and
he should be appreciated.
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Drowned i'm the Roanoke River.

Monday large colored excursion left
this city for Weldon. Just after they
left Weldon at night for home a colored
woman named Mary Purdey, who lives
on the corner Of Green and King streets,
In this city. missed her mother and
thought she must be left behind, and
when the train was crossing the Wei
don bridge she attempted to get off the
train and fell through the bridge to the
river below. a distance of sixty feet,
and was drowned. Her friends in this
city were notified. but the body has not
vet been recovered
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-26
from ,colored man named


Last night a white man who had re-
Gently been robbed OF his clothes, was
waiting at the depot for a negro who
had gone on an excursion to Murfrees-
boro with his clothes on
nghter loaded with cord wood was
sunk at the Cathode. in Gosport yes
terday. The cause of the mishap was
that she caught under some piles, and
the raising of the tide caused 1t to iii.
Last night there was large attend
ance at the lawn party given at the
residence OF Mr.. Geo. w. King, 619
Sou.h street. for the benefit of the organ
fund of South Street Baptist church.
The Epworth League of Norfolk, Berk-
lev and Portsmouth will visit Wright
memorial League tonight. An excellent
programme has been arranged for the
Dected.
large excursion came in from Char
iotte N. c. One hundred and fifty of
them went on to Baltimore and one
hundred and seventy-five remained in
the two cities. They will return on
Friday
A merchant from Norfolk was over
mere Yesterday looking around for a site
for business. He seemed to think that
with reduced expenses he could do
much better in Portsmouth than he was
doing in Norfolk.
On Monday morning the cutters In
High street were cleaned out. and in
the afternoon the rain washed all the
dirt back again. If the carts had fol-
lowed behind the men all that expense
would have been saved.
The appointment of Mr.. Norfoet of
Franklin. to the clerkshlp in the second
AUDITORS office in Richmond. was some
what of q surprise to the aspirants I'm
this section who claimed that the APP
pointment should have been given some
one in this section.
Flnnia Shppberd aho,,
gro. beat her mother sister and brother
quite badly yesterday. for which she
Eot thirty days In the county inn. She
was very indignant at the sentence
given her. and said she thought that a
woman should be allowed to beat her
parents IL they did not behave them
selves.
In another column Mrs Sue A. Mackie.
executriH of the late Thomas w Mackie.
gives notice that she will on Wednes-
day. September 9, 1896. offer for sale on
premises at the late residence OF Thos.
Mackie, all the household and kitchen
furniture. farming implements, horses,
COWS. and all other chatteis and personal
property.
During the thunder storm Monday
afternoon nine colored men took refuge
In the barn of Mr.. Freeman. near Deep
Creek. and during the progress OF the
storm one OF the men, who was in the
middle OF the group. was shocked by
IlcntninR. MS BODY being thrown several
rect away. He soon,recovered, however,
and strange to say, none OF the others
were affected at ALL
During the storm Monday lightning
struck the fire alarm wire which caused
the clock jumped eight hours and
at o'clock yesterday she struck
three. The department got ready TO
start, but the alarm only struck once
At noon yesterday the clock did not
strike as 1t should have done, but 1t
VIII strike again at 4 o'clock this morn
Ing unless 1t Is fixed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-26
AmERsCA wORsrED.
The vencedor Numerically nentcn
by tho cHnasia. -.

Toledo. O.. Aug. 2o.--Thc Chicago
Yacht Venccdor was, numerically beat
en- bv the Canada In the first of the
series of yacht races for the interna-
tional yachting championship of the
lakes on Lake Erie, off Toledo. to-day.
The Dominion yacht in light breeze
which lust enabled her to cover the
triangular twenty-four knot course
within the required five and half
hours time limit. beat the Vencedor
seventeen minutes. fifty-nine seconds
actual time and twenty-three minutes,
thirtv-three seconds corrected time.
The Vencedor at no time stood q
chance in the light mir with her small
sail spread, but whenever the wind in
creased she showed considerable speed,
and her admirers still have hopes OF her
in breeze. a tremendous crowd OF
spectators on the decks of n hundred or
more excursion steamers witnessed the
race. and the Canada received an ova-
ton when che slipped across the, finish
line lust before the expiration of the
time limit agreed to-
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LAWRENCE az wELTON, 2II HIGH
STREET.

Special for this Week. ana UntiI Each,
Lot Ia Sold.
Lancaster Apron Ginghams, 4hc Del
ward.
Sc Ginghams. 4c. yard.
12% Percales. &c yard.
l2%c Duck Suitings, Sc yard.
l2h and 15c Swiss and Cambria En-.
broideries. &c yard
zoe Embroideries, 12kc yard.
25c Embroideries, lie yard.
500 Mosquito Canopies. $3.50 each.
$500 Mosquito Canopies. s1.25 each
soc Laundered Shirt Waists, 25c.
75c Shirt Waists, soc.
SLIPS and s1.00 Shirt Waists, 75c
White and fancy Parasols at half nr;oe
Summer goods Of every description a,
reduced prices "
LAWRENCE G. wEITON
kim Building. Portsmouth Va
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Navy.yard Notes.

About fifty men are employed build
Ing the new tug for the use of the yard.
Quite a force OF men were discharged
Monday night and more on yesterday.
The Wahneta went In the dock yes
terdav to have three plates taken off
her bottom and Strengthened
There Is not a ship at the yard and
the wharves look quite naked.
The yard officials are very proud of
the manner in which the Names work
was done and the promptness.
The employees were paid yesterday for
the first half OF August.
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BICYCLE Accident.

Last night Mr.. John Robertson was
coming from his brothers. house. on
South street extended, and was riding
at pretty fast gait on his wheel. In
front of him was cart with ladder
on 1t and before Mr. Robertson saw 1t
he ran into the end Of the ladder and
was Knocked senseless, the end of the
ladder hitting him In the breast. He
was brought to his home, In this city,
and was attended by DR.. Blisoly, who
said that he did not think any bones
were broken
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-26

Six weeks ago suffered with a very
severe cold: was almost unable to sneak
MY friends all advised me to consult a
physician. Noticing Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy advertised in the ST
Paul Volks Zeitung procured a bottle.
and after taking 1t short while was
entirely well. 1 now most heartily re-
commend this remedy to anyone suffer-
ing with n cold. VIM. Keil. CTS Selbv
avenue. st. Paul. MINI. For sale by all
druggists.
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IncrenSad Interest I'm the game.

There will be Just twenty more games
of ball played by the teams before the
season ends. Eleven of that number
will be played in this CITY and nine
away from home. Out of the eleven
fve will be with Norfolk at home three
with Hampton and three with Rich
imond. Out of the other nine five will
be PLAYED in Norfolk with the Norfolks.
AS each team starts out fresh the old
interest will be revived provided the
home team plays good ball.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-26
NORTH CAROLINA
EDEhtON.

Edenton. N. c.. Aug. 25.-(SpecIaD-
DR.. w. l.. Davis. optician. is at the Bay
View this morning.
DR.. II. billiard returned yesterday
from Virginia Beach, where he has been
for several days.
Quite number of people from the
country are in town this morning. They
are here for the purpose OF attending
the Populist Convention. which meets
this afternoon.
Mr.. w. o. Hazard. photographer of
Norfolk. Is in town for the week
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-26

T RUSTEE'S OT1CE.-Pursuant to the
provisions OF II deed OF trust from j q
Causcy and VIE to the under signed
trustees. dated 18th August, nit, 1856, and
recorded in the clerks office Of the CONT az
of Norfolk and Nanscmoud Virginia. the
said trustees have taken possession OF the
near Beamons, in Nnnsernond to,intv
and near ChurchIand in Norfolk county
Virginia. The creditors secured bv said
TO us. properly proven for payment g, w
COLEMAN. Y. II. 'NORFLEEr, trustees.
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FnneraIa Yea.ar,Iax

The funeral OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bohan-
ans little child was conducted NJ ibe
grave in Oak Grove Cemetery yester-
dav. 1t was. indeed. sad one. =
The funeral Of little Raymond Grimes
was conducted at the residence of his
parents. In South Portsmouth. yester-
dav. Rev. Mr.. Bosnian officiating. The
remains were Inferred In Oak Grove
Cemetery,