The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
until you are all in businees again.
With very best wishes, am
Your friend,
IF. CAMPBELL.
Echoes From the Fire.

vault guarded Dy night While waiting
to have plate glass replaced.
R. J. Morris and DR.. Frazer can be
found upstairs over the Carnahan
building.
E. p. Stewart has the remnants of
his jewelry in the Office of the Num-
4 Tucker furniture store.
r. F. Haynes, the druggist, is serv-
ing cococola in one corner Of Num- &
fuckers furniture store.
Taylor &c Cannon have purchased A.
j. Chittenden's lease on the Pierce
building.
Mcconnell & Stone will set up in a
tent.
Abe Klyman has opened his saloon
in tent near his old stand
Woods & orme are in ST. Louis buy.
ing drugs for new stock.
Marion Hardware company's goods
are all over town.
Senator Deboe arrived home in time
to see the ashes.
Marshal Cannon has plenty of mate.
rial for grading streeis-the new
street roller will be oppcrtune.
The c. II. Whitehouse residence
must be fire proof--again It withstood
the flames from the Wallingford sta.
bic.
Many shingie roof residences came
out Of the fire with skylights.
J. H. Clifton & Sons iron safe en-
be found between Marion and Salem.
Metz & sedberry saved most Of their
furniture by carrying it TO the rear ol
the Mcconnell house.
Mrs. GA is occupying the Long res
4 .IbA FIRE ---'''a great score al the
!. bowling A.ty. -
T'he Frances narrow guage raIlwa,
psrty left on and came TO town
Five.story Office buildings with bal
loon elevators and hot air equipment
Is street gossip.
The Ere left us a mounted didih
major.
The Record was out ahead Of time
burned out
The Evansville Courier ald ~Tht
Crlttenden Press, not burnedc-tha
= is to say the iron frame was not con
: sumed.
Frank Wheeler and wife came hom'
from Hot Springs Ark, but arrive'
too late to see the town.
II we are optimistic it is for tn
better. keep the bright side up-Ma
rion must arise from the ashes.
Groceries, dry goods and supple
we're destroyed. but for the presen
there will be no demand for them fror
a certain class who visited the fire.
Haynes is filling prescriptions a
Salem.
The flames seemed so greedy tha
some merchants carried goods to th
" top of the Blue hill-that brought 81
lem and Marion closer together.
Col. Roberts arrived later, but di
:, not go to his Office.
" The water works sentiment was ais
left.
Sandy Adams said that one thing
his shop came through the fire u
scorched-the well.
win Mcconnell asked the editor
anything burned.
Did The Record burn?-well "
y have the name left.
We had the most disastrous fire
le our history.
ie ID started In stable and stoppg
m when there was nothing more to bur
n Marion looks ike It is done fol
II. but our people are loyal to the goC
m name Of the old town. and We wi
III come again and we hope be ter tina
&c ever.
Tents are being raised and the pc
pie will do business just the sam
but not at the "old stand
Dudly wallingford wanted me
-set up coco-cola and when ask'
him where he would get it-well.
:: Fire can't keep the Marion Bar
In ont Of bnsiness more than twent
at four hours. and Tom and ~uncl'
to Dave know how to take care Of o.
ny money
10. The saloons were all closed and
ur had dry town.
Y. II hIt the insurance people as We
re as other folk.
lie Beef steak is thing Of the pa