WILLARD, HASTINGS, VALENTOUR, AINSCOUGH, MCNARY, ROBERTS Pressly WILLARD, who had been making his home with his son-in-law, George SKILES of Chartiers township, died Friday morning of last week from the effects of a stroke of paralysis received several days before. The deceased was 84 years of age and leaves a family of grown up children. The funeral services were held Sunday afternoon and were conducted by Rev. ANDERSON of Venice, assisted by Rev. E. E. DOUGLASS, of Houstonville. Interment at the Venice U. P. church burying ground. Rev. John M. HASTINGS died at his home in Westchester, Pa., on Friday of last week. He was a Presbyterian minister, and also a teacher, he having for many years, in company with his brother, Fulton HASTINGS, conducted an academy at Wilkinsburg. His mother was a sister of the late Dr. John MCCLUSKEY, of Henry MCCLUSKEY and of Mrs. James HERRIOTT. His wife was a sister of the late John N. MCDONALD, of this place. At the residence of the family on East Noblestown street, McDonald, on Monday, Sept. 19th, Mrs. Mary Louise, wife of August VALENTOUR and daughter of Mr. Louis CHAMBON, aged 29 years. The funeral was on Tuesday evening. Rev. Dr. CATHCART conducted services at the house. The interment was at Midway cemetery. Two small children are left without a mother. Mr. VALENTOUR in this untimely _____ of this ____ wife has the sympathy of a large circle of friends. In Cecil, of diphtheria, on the 19th inst., a 4 (or 8) year old child of Thomas AINSCOUGH. On the 20th inst., of typhoid fever, Miss Martha Jane Russell MCNARY, daughter of Gen. John C. MCNARY, of Chartiers, aged 21 years. Mrs. Sarah ROBERTS, wife of John T. ROBERTS, formerly of Canonsburg, died at her home in Joliet, Ill., on Wednesday night last in the __ year of her age. The deceased was a daughter of John KELSO, formerly of Cecil. The remains were brought to Venice last Friday and interred at the U. P. burying ground.