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There are more than two hundred logs on J. J. and F. D.
WALLACE'S log yard near their saw mill.
Misses Molly and Jennie BAILEY were visiting at P. P. KINZER'S
last Sunday.
It was reported that there were ten stolen horses taken back to
Bluefield last Sunday evening, but we did not hear any of the
particulars.
Mr. Gordon NEEL, and aged citizen of Bluestone, is at the point
of death.
Rev. P.P. KINZER, of this place, who cut his knee last Saturday
while making a sleigh, was unable to fill his appointments at Macedonia
on Mudfork last Sunday morning and Falls Mills in the evening.
(following obit hard to Read, paper faded)
Mrs. Drucilla FAULKNER died at her home Feb. 25th at 4 o'clock
am. Mrs. FAULKNER was known by a large majority of the people of
Tazewell. She was born Dec. 27th, 18?7 (Can't read date) being 67 years,
1 month and 23 (or 28) days old. She married George T. FAULKNER
in 1857. Lived in Burkes Garden, Tazewell C.H. and moved to Springville
in 1863, just before the close of the war, where she has lived ever
since, loved by all who knew her. She was baptized and united with the
Christian church and has lived a consistent member of the church for 28
years. She remained conscious up to the time of her death and talked
with her husband and friends about the bright prospects of her heavenly
home. Mrs. FAULKNER was very fond of her husband and children,
and may God, in his love help them to bear their loss. We extend our
heartfelt sympathy in their bereavement for we know the loss of a
mother.
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