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negie.BaTvonHire at Coal City.The Clay City Sentinel of last week j says: The usually quiet village of jCoal City was aroused from its slum- I bers Friday morning early by the cry of fire. The Boh on livery bare, owned by Abraham Nixon, was in, flames alt;ad so far advanced that there\ the was no chance to save it. The ez* cited populace devoted themselves to saving property adjacent to the. stable, and in this they1 were success full with the exception of the stable of Mr. CoHenbaugh, which stood just across the alley from the burning, building.“ i mmmThe livery barn had just been va-1 eated by Mr. Swango. but an Evans- j j ville piano and organ man who hap-j pened there the day before, had his j team in the stable and they, were ; burned. When the fire was disoov-j V( ered it was too late to save anything. ^ j Mr. Nixon’s loss is about $1100, with insurance to the amount of $S0(kjEIVOFtbedocHe contemplates rebuilding. | p^peni'Otl
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Spencer Democrat
Spencer, Indiana, US
Thu, Jul 21, 1892
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