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FORK UNION; VA? May 1.?Dr. T. Wills, eighty-nine years old, died at his home here on Saturday. The funeral service, conducted by Rev. F. G. Lavender, was held on Sunday afternoon. Dr. Wills had just his sight and was contrived to his home for many years previous to his death. He was a Confederate veteran. He leaves three sons and one daughter, Thomas and Andrew Wills, of Charlottesville; Hooker Wills, of this county, and Mrs. Bernard White, of Wilmington, Va.
Mrs. John P. Link.
SOUTH BOSTON, VA., May 1.?Mrs. John F. Link, of Alton, fifty-three years of age, died at the Halcyon Hospital, Friday night, and the interment was made at Oakridge Cemetery Sunday afternoon. She had been twice married, and was Mrs. Stanfield, before her last marriage. Resides her husband, she leaves two daughters, Mrs. H. A. Atkins and Miss K. Stanfield, of this place, and one, Stanfield, Albert Stanfield.
Captain W. Davis.
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HARTFORD, VA., May 1.?Captain W. A. Davis died on Sunday, very suddenly at the Rice Hotel, where he had made his home for the past few years.  For years, he was eighty-seven years old and is survived by a daughter, Miss Alice Davis, of Columbia University, N.Y., and a brother and two nephews, all of this county. Interment was in the old Davis home, in this county, and funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.M. Green, of the Methodist Church.
Mrs. Inricutte W. Wilfenri. 