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L,uzExe & II. :. e. Aus. =. 1911.


CuAuIrogs EIRE-Uur Village has agaIn
been the scene ol a sad calamity by ire. About
. o'clock last night, Tuesday fire was dis
covered between two unoccupcd buildings near
iy adjoining each other, in lhc northwest corner
Of the Public Square, one formerly occupied by
]. P. Kenuedy, as grocery, and The other by 10
scph Vance, as tailor's shop and dwelling
both owned by Samuel Vance.


All the buildings between Saml Foods ana
Days shoe shop--onc whole row--kitchens and
out.hcuses, ere totally Destroyed, including
Sam'l Fleming store, formerly known as Elem,
ing {, Mills store, Samuel Barksda!e's store and
dwelling, owucd by Bafksdse \ >sxon' John =
DISTANCES ,ayegn and grocery, Il bfick house oc-
cu7ic,i h. Richard Ilix as s;'ddofs shop own
cd By Col G.hy, and ii s;crc house occupied by j.
K. Ba5lslai1 as grocery, ard OWED by Col'
Irby.


The fire is believed to be tie work OF an incen-
diary. The principal sufferers are Samuel Flcm-
ing, Samuel Blrksdalc & Co and John S. Os-
bornc The entire loss is estimated at about
$4,000, as none of the houses were insured.