RODGERS, MERRYMAN, JUDD, VANDUSKY Mr. J. C. RODGERS and wife came up from Sistersville on Monday to attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Margaret A. RODGERS which occurred at Washington, Pa., on Tuesday. Deceased was 66 years old. Her husband, E. K RODGERS formerly a well-known liveryman, died about five years ago. Her maiden name was ALLISON and she was a sister of Messrs. Archibald and Ebenezer ALLISON, who live six miles west of Washington, and of James ALLISON, who lives In Nebraska. On Oct. 7, 1892, Walter MERRYMAN at his home in McDonald. April 25, 1891, Mr. MERRYMAN was severely injured by the falling of slate while at work in the Jumbo mine. Since that time he has been and an invalid, death resulting from the hurt. During his sickness he was happy and contented to wait the will of his Master. He leaves a wife and three little children to mourn him. On the 9th inst., of Fannie street, Edmund Thomas, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward JUDD, aged 4 months, two weeks. On Wednesday, at her home on East Noblestown street, McDonald, Mrs. Joseph VANDUSKY, aged about 70 years