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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
BeIlslre Bri.,s

Mrs. Nettle Turner. Of Cambridge
is a guest Of Miss Jeanette Harbor
OF Noble street
Herman Wharton and family. form.
er residents. who have been making
their home az Malaga. have moved
back 90 this city.
Mrs Charles p. strahI. OF Conners.
Vile. Pa. who has been visiting 70.
latives here, has gone to GAINESVILLE.
10 visit her sister. Mrs. w a. Laugh.
I'm
Miss Ruth Adams entertained the
y. y. W Tub last evening ~ her home
on Guernsey street
Paul WINNER. % Gravel HIN "a
student IN 81 vincents college nj
Beatty. Pa. has returned home for
the Easter vacation
David Bash. Of Chicago. n spending
Few days with friends i'm the CITY
Mrs. j. n Pearsall. Of GUERNSEY
street entertained the Crochet club
az her home yesterday afternoon.
Lane Lancaster. who is attending
wesleyan college. ~ Delaware @
rs visiting his parent IN this city.
Tho Young People societies Of the
Shadyside churches will hold a union
sun rise prayer meeting In the old
school house A. that place sunday
morning
Special services will be held I'm
Trinity Episcopal church today com.
mencing ~ noon and continuing until
2 o'clock
Bert w Hopkins. Of g. Clairsvlne.
vas q visitor here yesterday.
Hope commandery No. %. KNIGHTS
Temp'ar. held n business meeting last
evening IN Masonic temple. Many Wis
itorr we're present from Martins Ferry
and bridgeport.
The quarterly conference Of the
First ". p church will be held ihis
afternoon a. tho close ~ the union
communion services 10 BE- held IN that
church
Owen Mcehsn. who has been 900 ~
his home On Noble street. BE- improv.
iuE
The funeral OF Mrs. owen Mcdonald
took place Thursday morning from
s. Johns church. in charge Of Rev.
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Mounanvflla Rri.fa.

Cecil Riggs. a student a. the ohio
state University, Is spending few
days with his parents on Fifth street
The W. G. T. 4. met a. the home OF
Mrs. J. r. Baker. on Morton avenue. last
evening
The Epworth League OF the Calvary
NJ 2. church, elected officers last even
Ing % the church.
WIN Dalzeli. a student Of the Ale
rheny college, Of Meadviile Pa. IL
spsnding FEW days with his parents on
F1fth street
The evaEEsiical service At the Baptist
church. which have been IN progress for
ne pest few days. continue with much
interest
Mrs Sarah Logan. Of Fairmont. IL
risiting friends and relatives in this
city FOR a few days.
Mrs T. a. Trainer. Of stsubsnvilie.
city Tor the past few days. viii return
90 her home to-day.
Miss Ethei McDsnisi. OF EvinEton.va..
4 spending few days with her parents
Mrs. Catherine Hurs, is confined 70
her home on Ash avenue seriously iiL
Mrs D. T. Burton. Who has been con-
Tined 70 her home on Jeffsrfon avenue
Tor the past few weeks with illness, y
imgroving slouiy.
Mrs. ~ q Flsher. Who vas operates
o. A. the Glendale hospital on Wednes-
dag, q gsttinr along nicely.
Willard Hammond. Who has been con
fined 20 he home on Grant avenue Tor
the pact week with illness. o. able 90 be
about aHafn
Elsewhere IN these columns viii he
found a fu1 account o. the Hoodco Din
ner. 10 be given on next Thursday even
lur
The Hish school bass BALL team are
out every evening FOR practice for the
coming season
Mrs Shell Gamble. % East Livsrpool
is visitinE friends and relatives ia thia
city for a few days
The members o. the Baptist sunday
school are requested 20 meet thia eveu-
Ing ~ the church a. $50 o'clock. % pre-
pare FOR their Easter entertainrent
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BRIDGEPORT
Funeral Services Of William WIer,
Who Died Yesterday to BE
Held Tomorrow.

The remains OF William wier. the
l4-year-old boy who died at the North
wheeling hospital yesterday from the
effects OF a fall down the elevator
SHAFT at the Stone and Thomas store.
were taken to the home of his parents
on Bennett street yesterday. The boy
quit school but few days ago to take
the position Of package boy at the
store and was a general favorite
among his friends. The funeral ser.
vices will be held tomorrow afternoon
from the home on Bennett strueet.
Rev. Mr.. Neal of the Kirkwood Pres
byterian church will officiate and in.
terment will be made in Linwood GEN.
etery.
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stu Alarm.
Tho Central hose companies were
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After Chicken rhisxsr.

Warrants were issued in Squire w.
NJ. Riggs court yesterday morning for
Quincy and Henry Doty. of the East
End near Mulberry avenue and Jackson
street. The authorities were led to be-
lieve that these two men were the ones
who hav been stealing chickens around
this district for the past several
months. II was said that the tip that
out by the Dotys. and they threatened
TO get even with the man that told on
them. and IL said that they stated they
would blow up his home The gentle
man in question stood guard OF his
shotgun. and he stated that he would
Kill anyone who attempted 20 blow up
his residence. The furniture Of the
Doty was aboard the wharfboat yes
terdsy morning ana they were on the
Ohio side. Indications around the city
residence showed that nearly 300
chickens had been dressed in the cellar
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Reported Dead

me foreigner who was burned by
not fux at the tin mill "Wednesday
afternoon was reported to have died
Yesterday and a large number OF his
friends went TO tho Noble moreue 70
look at the remains. They found.
however. that the body OF the man al
me morgue was that OF Balenti brush.
VINO died from the effects OF burns
sustained in the powder explosion at
the Connorsville mine. The man who
was burned with grease is getting
along nicely at the local hospital
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BELLAIRB
County Auditor Gives instructions and
Supplies 70 Assessors-Begln
Canvass Monday.

Monday morning. the assessors OF
Bellaire and Pultney township will
assume their duties IN the various
precincts and districts They will con
tiDus the canvass until every adult
person has been personally Interview
ed regarding the amount ~ personal
property possessed All valuabies In
excess % 500 are atsessable
For the purpose OF issuing instruc.
lions and furnishing the assessors
with supplies. n meeting % such Of.
fcials % Bellalre and Pultney town.
ship was held with County Auditor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
MARTINS FERRY
Engine at Whitaker-eIessner Out Of
Line Since Change and May
Pc Moved

The big engine, at the Whitaker.
Glessner sheet mill. which Was
changed when repairs az the plant
were MADE few weeks ago. seems
20 De out OF line and cannot operate
more than three of the six mills.
several mechanical engineers have
oesn looking over the engine this
week and II is likely that II will be
necessary for il to be moved. and the
three mills which are now in opera.
ton viii therefore be shut down for
a week or two.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

A special train with {. d. Truman
assistant trainmaster OF the Cleve.
land and Pittsburgh division Of the
Pennsylvania lines. other officials OF
the company and a nG~Sber OF insur.
ance inspectors. all OF Cleveland. were
In Bellaire yesterday. The trip was
made for the purpose of ascertaining
the amount OF insurance which can
be carried on the property and build.
ings owned by the Pennsylvania com.
pany In this city.
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MOUNDSVILLE
An rorms Of oaminE 20 =. stopped.


Under tie instructions OF the city
council. tho city solicitor has drawn up
one of the most rigid ordinance IN ehect
iu any city IN the country. and 90 pas
sage In council % the nest meeting viii
mean that oil forms Of gaming. private.
public or otherwise. must stop. The or
dluaucc covers eurhre and finch par
Ties for prizes. lotteries ranlea betting
on any Kind ~ q game. Including poker.
faro and ali other forms ~ rawbling
The first section ~ the ordinance reads
iu part. 10 shall be- unlawful Tor any
IerF1n % play 81 or bet upon any game
wnatHoeNcr on. BY or On money or any
tninE a value may be- lost Further re-
ftrictIons are Inserted whereby an per.
sons. leHaece or owners ~ property
anowinEiy leased Tor gambling purposes.
are liable CD arrest and fine and I'm
rrlaunmcut " also provides that
should "a police OFFICER know ~ viola
lions ~ che ordinance and hef I'll 70
report then the officer shall b. liable
tn "a forfeit ~ o. an1 % pay the costs
~ persecution. Tho penalty provided
Tor violations ~ the new ordinance o.
fine ~ from g. o. go and a jail
eentoure ~ from Eve 90 twenty days.
or both. 90 The discretion % the mayor.
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Passion Week serxIc..-

There was a well attended and de.
cided edifying union service held last
night In the South Bellaire NJ. f..
church. Rev. J. y. Scholes. pastor OF
the Christian church. filed the pulpit
and delivered an inspiring address.
Services will be held at 10 O'Clock this
morning in the First PRESBYTERIAN
church. and Rev. J. NJ. Shafer. of the
First VI. f. church. will preach the
sermon. This afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Rev. II. r. King will have charge of
the services which will be held in the
First VI. r church.
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Explosion Victim Buried.

Balenti brush. the foreigner. who
died at the hospital from the effects
OF burns sustained in a powder explo-
sion at the Connorsville mine, was
buried yesterday AFTERNOON. The ser.
vices were held in the st. Marys
Catholic church and interment was
made in ST. Mary's cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
BLUM BROS.
BELLAIRE's ECONOMY CENTER
TWO MORE SHOPPING DAYS
BEFORE EASTER.

Two more days to select your
new outfit for Easter-the weather
man promises a bright sunny day
for sundsy-and thousands Of wo-
men will Join the Easter Parade
deeked out In their finest. Dog
ems Of women have bought their
new suits, coats and waists at this
store and profitted by II. Have
your
Friday-Easter Suits and coatsI
Beautiful garments, Including
''vooltex" Hnest tailored garments
In America. Surprising values
await you at $685., s12.5o, s14.5o
up to S34.5o. Mostly one Of a kind
all lined with guaranteed satin
-grays, tans, blues black, etc.
We cannot begin to tell you what
beautiful garments await your In
speetionI Come and see and COM
parel
Friday - Easter GIoVesI Tan,
gray, white and blsck-kid gloves
Of quality-eVery pair guaranteed
at two popular priees-s1.oo and
$50. All made Of soft. pllabie kid
-yO0 COdlo not Ilnu DcINcF gloves
anywhere for 500 or $50.
Frlday-Esster Waistsl Mesa
lines, silks, satins, lingerie, linen,
ponaee, eta great new stock
priced right, which Is proven by
our greatly Increasing waist busl-
ness
At S2.5o-MessaiIne Waists
white. Gray-iow neek-short
sleeVes-hand embroidered.
At S2.95-Flne Messallne Waists
tan, gray, Copenhagen. brown,
white, blaek-seVeraI pretty models
some set OF with q pretty MESA
line frlll-some lace trimmed and
some hand-embroidered. Compare
these with $3.50 or 800 waists
elsewhere.
Al sse-s1.5o. Si.s5. $3.50 we Of.
fer a great new stock OF Lingerie
Waists that any large city store
would be proud 70 show. " lrs
waists you wsnt-then come 20
Biurs'.
For Easter-New SILK and Llsle
Hose-New Neekwear-New Straw
and Lingerie Hats and 6onnets-
New Purses and Hand Bags. etc.
Follow the crowds 70 6lun's-
Bellslre's Best equipped store 20
~ your Easter needs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
offiesrr ana p,r.otor. Nat.

The officers and board OF directors OF
the Moundsville Associated Charities
met last evening at their headquarters
The first monthly report OF Miss Mary
h Quick, the trained nurse OF the Glen
dale hospital, who has been detailed at
the headquarters. was received and was
very favorably to the officers. The
ISOLATION is now on a firm basis and
great quantities OF clothing. shoes. toys,
from all parts OF the city and there IL
stil more room for more. which will be
received with pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

The revival and evangelistic meet.
lng. which have been held 90 the ma.
iority OF the local churches this week.
have been successful In every sense
Of the word. and large crowds have
been attending n is expected that
several hundred now members win be
received into the local churches on
Easter Sunday a. a result Of me sun
day meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

The first accident OF the baseball
season In this city happened yester.
day morning on Walnut Grove when
Harold Campbell in catching a ball
sustained what IL thought 70 be
broken wrist a physician was not
consulted until last evening. the boy
not knowing that anything Of n seri.
Gus nature would result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
Rrldnennrt Rrlrfn

Clark Campbell. Is here from o. 8.
U. az Columbus, 10 spend the April
vacation.
J. f. Clark has returned from a
visit with. relatives al st. Clairsville.
Hotel Bridgeport arrivals. William
a. Clark. Lafferty: Frank Haldiman.
Rottman. o.: Mr.. and Mrs. J. West.
lake. Cambridge; Jonis Cook: George
Papers and John Dennison, OF 81.
Clairsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Harrison and
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OF the First NJ. 4. church officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey will make their
home near Jacobsburg.
Special Easter Pronran

The Christian Endeavor society Of
the First Presbyterian church will oh.
serve Easter Sunday with a special
musical program and Supt. ]. A. Jack.
son. OF the Bellaire schools. will deliv.
er an address. The services will begin
at Gas and will be in charge of Miss
Dudley Woodbridge as leader.
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Funeral Of Otto Mason.

Funeral services for the late Otto
Mason we're held Thursday NJ .. m
a. the home Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank 8. Mason. on Twenty sew
enth street. Rev. A. T. Foster. pastor
o. the South Bellaire " r church. Of
hclated and interment was made in
Rose Hin cemetery.
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Special Services.

The special services conducted 10
the Second Presbyterian church last
evening we're attended by large and
attentive audience. The pastor. Rev.
b. X. King. delivered a very helpful
and interesting sermon. and az me
conclusion OF the services several per.
sons united with the church
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1xeoutsv. comnitte. 20 M..t.

The Marshall county executive COM
mittee viii meet on the third floor OF
the Marshall County Bank building on
Saturday afternoon at I o'clock. The
purpose OF the meeting IS to revise the
call for the county Presidential pri-
mary set for April 20. and changing
the counyt unit plan to the magtsterial
district unit. In accordance with In
structions recently received from Wiz
gil q. Highland, chi irman OF the state
Republican committee.
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Rushing Work.

Actual work on the excavating for
thtoundation OF the new commercial
block 20 be erected at the corner OF
Central avenue and Belmont street by
John Zweig has been started by Pat
rick Gilhooly, TO whom the contract
was recently awarded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
Good Friday.

Today is known as Good Friday all
over the civilized world and although
no mass will be held at the st. An
thongs church, special services will
be held in the evening at 1870. The
services held yesterday both morning
and evening were well attended
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schsduis nssumsd.

The schsdule on the Wheeling Trac-
ton Company's lies between this city
and Wheeling. which have been out OF
20 through was the $40 o'clock from
this city. The large slips which have
been coming down for the past few days
have been cleared so az 20 let the cars
pass but should another rain come In
the next few days they will be back in
the same rut again. However the trac-
force OF men at work cleaning UP the
remaining debris
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Wiekhan Euneraf.

The funeral services OF the late 10.
seph Wickham will be held this aft.
ernOon from the home OF Frank Wal.
lace, on Burlington road Rev.
Pritchard OF the Zane Street NJ. z.
church OF Wheeling will offciate and
interment will be made in Greenwood
cemetery.
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Reeeptlon 10 New M.mb.r,

Sunday at the First NJ. Z. church
VIII be OF more than ordinary interest.
Al the morning service DIR. c. y.
church. OF GAINESVILLE. district super.
lntendent. will preach and this will be
followed by a reception to new mem.
bers.
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Lecture Course concIud.d.

one OF the most successful seasons
OF lecture courses ever held in this
city came 10 close at the high
school auditorium last evening when
Mrs. Isabel Garghill Beecher. a reader
or high efficiency, entertained a large
audience. The board OF education is
TO be complimented for securing high
class entertainers.
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Class Of Candidates.

Inc Macabees have class Of. ten
candidates for degree work this even.
ing and other important business will
De brought up. A fine banquet will be
served late in the evening.
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Entertalned Club.

Mrs Edward heller. OF Franklin
street. proved a charming hostess 20
the Kensington stitch club at her
home last evening. Following a study
OF several new designs OF ort needle
work. there were a number OF social
diversions
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TAKING Uniform E1aninations.

There are sixty-three applicants for
teachers certificates undergoing exami-
nations for teachers certificates at the
Central school building yesterday and
to-day. The examinations are in charge
OF County Superintendent NJ. W. Me-
Dowell, assisted by J. (. Bonar. OF Ben
and City Superintendent G. T.. Hubs, OF
this CITY
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a foreigner who was arrested for
fighting M the tin mill Wednesday
night had a hearing before the mayor
last evening He was fined s. and
costs which he paid. a foreigner ar
rested yesterday afternoon on q
drunk and disorderly charge was ~.
sessed - and costs by Mayor
Wyckon
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The annual meeting Of the Alumni
association Of the local hlgh school
will be held probably ~ tho high
school on next Tuesday. the meeting
having been called BY President David
James. Officers will be elected for
the year and arrangements for the
banquet 20 bo given the class OF 1919
will be made
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rearing % her
HID Mothers
Friend IL sold At
iruE storea
Write for our free
book for expect
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Mrs. Hill Buried.

The funeral services OF the late
Mrs. Marie Hill were held yesterday
afternoon from the home on South
Fifth street. Rev. E. T. Mohn. of the
First NJ. z. church officiated and In
terment was made in the McMechen
cemetery.
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Civil Service Examination.

The civil service examination for
postoffice positions will be held in the
Central school building. beginning
this morning. The rural mail car.
riers' examination will be held on Sat
urday.
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Arbor Day.

Governor Harmon has designated
April u as "Arbor Day" and the day
VIII be marked by the usual custom OF
planting trees. Bellaire public schools
nave always shown a deep interest in
former obseryances OF the day.
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Many Petitions.

Thursday was petition day for the
politicians and office seekers in Rel.
laire. and n number were circulated
for signatures. In one business house
on Gravel Hill. nine petitions were cir.
culated by persons aspiring for as
many offices.
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Several Converts.

AT the union meeting held last even.
ing In the kirkwood NJ. T. church sev-
eral new conversions were secured
ana large crowd attended. The meet.
ings are the most successful OF a re.
hglous nature ever held here and are
undenominational
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Trinity Lutheran

Services will be continued this
evening in the Trinity Lutheran
church. and It is likely that an out.
of-town pastor will be secured The
meetings which have been held all
week have been largely attended
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HIah School Schedule

The high school baseball team will
begin the season on the local grounds
next Friday afternoon, when they will
meet the Bridgeport team in the
scholastic league. the schedule hav.
ing been completed. The team vii; De
picked next week.
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Socialists VIII Meet.

The Socialists Of Bellaire and vIcin.
Ivy VIII hold special meeting this
evening In their headquarters on Bel
month street All members OF the
local are invited 10 attend.
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and jefferson avenue. The meeting was
attended by all the miners. No infor-
nation was given out concerning the
matter transacted at the meeting. The
miners are attempting to organize a
union and another meeting will be held
on Saturday evening when the Ohio Off
Gals from Bridgeport will be on hand
10 grant them charter. The local DO
lice were on hand last evening. but there
was no trouble
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Railroad Men OF

Several crews OF the q a. o. rail.
road have been laid OF temporarily
on account OF the idleness OF the
mines OF this vicinity. Quite a few
men are affected. but will resume
work with the miners.
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RamseyCrafo.

Thursday morning ~ the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Maurer. on Franklin
street. was performed tho marriage
ceremony ~ Mr. W Elwood Ramsey
and Miss Elizabeth craig. both 81
Jacobsburg. Rev. J. ". shafer. rastor
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German Alliance Meets

The local branch OF the German
American Alliance held a meeting
last evening in Skaters hall. Several
important business matters were
brought up and discussed.
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Ent.rtalned Auxiliary

Mrs. AleT Mayer entertained the
members o. the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the Sons % Israel congregation yes
terday afternoon "a the temple on Bel.
mont street a short business session
was held
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Waron namoliahah.

Some unknown parties ran the milk
wagon Of J. X Lindsay. south OF the
city. over the steep hill on the Lind
say hill on Wednesday evening. owing
90 the condition % the road the wagon
waa left on the main road. There 10
no clue TO whom the parties were.
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Roherts EuneraI

The funeral services OF the late
Hugh Roberts will be Neld this morn.
ing at 10 o'clock at the home in Cole
rain. Revs. Wise and Jacob MauIe
VIII oniciate, and burial will be
made at NJ. Pleasant.