n1ronn FrrxAcE. MonIlav. o'clock A. ".
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our largest ooalins jeb. near Mr. WH. anderson wsS
nearly consumed b fire yesterday. The e Is supposed TO
have originated brands left at the bottom OF coal pit
which WAS hauled in week. Evey thing Being so very
dry with hSh wind caused the fire 10 spread with sreat
rnrdity number OF PRS ien ready coal entirely
burned up Great has been taken 20 prevent FIRE from
breaking out during the late and present dry weather Only
one pit are in the job Al the time The moment the


IRE vas discovered the Golfers preseHt made great eNer-
;ions 10 stop it, They soon Joined by some OF The
ueghbors and by all the in and about the furnace and
up TO the time OF writing This, still at work trying TO
save mart OF the Job.