Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-03-01
COUNTY, NEWs.
spklNovlLLr & BLuEsrosr, Feb.

}uTQ near tlelI bhW LOIlt.
Misses Mollie aud Jennio Bailey
wero visiting at P. p. Kipzer's last
Sunday.
! 1t WAS reported that there were
tM stoleu horses taken bnck to Blue
fed last Sunday evening. blt we did
not hear any OF the particulars.
NJ Gordon NecI, an aged citizen
Of B. n, stone. ia at the point of death.
Rev. i. Z. Kiuzer, of this place.
who cut bis knee last Saturday willie
naking n Neigh, was unable to fill
his appoi ~ uents at Macedonia on
Mudfork INST Sunday morning and
Fulls Mills IN .de evening.
The farmers q "a having hard work
to save their lam. y. A large per cent.
OF them died.
Last week wns GOOD time to drag
logs and Messrs. G.. p. McNullen
and G. w. Hairless IN. de good use of
the time
Mrs. Drucilla Fault In sr died ut her
home Fob. 25th at ! O'Clock n. ID.
Mrs. Faulkner was known by large
majority OF the people Of Tazewell
She WAS born Dec. 9th. 1S>7, heing
81 years, month and % lays old.
She married Geo II. Fat u oer in
1881. Lived in Burks GardA o, Tnze
we'll g. ii. and moved 10 Spr n. willie
in 1868, just before the close of the
WAR, where she has lived ever gin &c,
loved by all who knew her. She wac
| baptized aud united with the Chris
: siau church and hns lived n consist.
| ent member OF the church for IS
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 benr
their lose. We extend our heartfelt
sympathy i'll their bereavement for
we know the loss of mother.
TANNERsyIrLE Feb. &c.
A few moro days like this aud tho
snow will oil bo gono.
There has been series OF meet.
ing Mt Crabtree's Chapel, including
nearly four weeks, in which time
there hna been several additions to
the M. T.. church, and mnny souls
converted unto Chlisi.
Mr.. j. p. Hit, who has been SUI
feriug with severe attack of phthis
ic, is improving at this writing.
| The thermometer registered 6 de.
grcos below zero during the storm
degrees lower than ever known III
our valley.
Several of our farmer boys have
gotten their heels frost bitten, and
nre now unable to wear their shoes.
There will DO number OF tho con
verts immei sed neur The chapel OH
Sunday nort.
PouEpIsa MILL, Feb. &c
Miss Sullie Maxwell returned last
Saturday after weeks visit to Max.
we'll and Gap Store.
Mr.. Julius Williams was in low,
yesterday for the first time in sevsr
nj months.
Mrs. r. C. Fdmunds, Steelesbu re-,
is visiting at Mrs. w. d. Steele's.
Mr. o. B. Handy is night nger ut
this place.
Miss Hattie Griffith and Mr.. Tom
Hunt spont Sunday with their rela.
tives, Mr. and Mira. Brown Hunt,
Stoelesburg.
Mrs. A. Hall is very ill at this
writing.
Mrs. T. IL. l'ryant waited lone
folks, Mt Pisgah, last week.
MIR. and Mrs. M. NJ. Hawkins and
their son, Peery, arc visiting their
slater, Mrs. John NJ. Lambert, today.
Mr. John Hunt is sper ding few
days at home from N. & w. II. r.
MIR. T. d. Williams left Monday to
enter school in the Cove.
Messrs. P. NJ. Alder and J. HI.
Lambert are attending court.
Jimmie and Ferd Mcclure, of CO.
dar Bluff, visited their sister, Mrs.
w. b. Steele, last Sunday.
Messrs. R. NJ. Sparks and George
Williams attended tho Masonic
Lodge at Cedar Bluff last week.
There was preaching at this place
last Sunday by Rev. j. N. Hartman.
He has decided to preach for lis for