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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-26
MHNICtN pETROLEt COMPANY
LIMITED, OF DELAW ARE.
first I len aud Reminding 90 sinking

ouarant. TTUsi COMPANY ~ NV YORK.
a. Successor Trustee under IN" pe"i -
Tr,pt securing the above issue. and dated
October 1. 1911, hereby invite proposals for
the sale ~ a. man" ~ tho above bonds a.
an ne purchased dnc.uiirg accrued inter
one Thousand and twenty seven dollars ana
sixty three cents t29l.a.I. 60. Scaled pro
pNsals viii hs received az the Guaranty
'rrust COMPANY ol Now York lan Broadway,
Sev Nn.k CTS. urH. 10 o'clock \, VI,
a., tho lowest 1.i.. ,uot r.rrcIirv i0b and
ACCRUED iu'rro-f' "iN 3c accepted proper
-iouutely and pu!l f'r on MouiI,, Novem-
her 80. lHi4. supu delivery, ,ngr'n"r Win
accrued intcrss, 90 that date only. The right
70 reserve ~ r"tc.- my and ~. oncrs
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF SI'W YORK.
By a ! Ht,MPHtI... President
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MENIoNN PETROLEUM COMPANY
LIMITED, Oh DELANhR
rir-t len and Rcfunding GO sinking
InnI InIn nnnn. sI.rIes "a -

Guarap'y Tru-t company OF New York
80 Successor Trustee under the Deed Of
rus securing tho above issue. and dated
Ortoher !. 1871 hereby invites proposals for
the sale Of a- many - The above bonAe as
can he purcha'"d t!ncudlns accrued inter,
eight hundred and forty-thres dollars and
forty one cents ,t30O,s43.4l'. Sealed pro-
rosals viii lee received ~ the Guaranty
trust Company OF Sew York. 40 Broadway,
New York CIV, until 10 o'clock \. VI OFF,.
"wednesday, November ith. 1914. Bonds Of
Tered at tho lowest price not exceeding lOb
and accrued tnterestl. Will ne accepted pro-
Dortiunatfly and paid for on Monday, No
vember il. 1874. upon delivery together with
accrued Interest 90 that date only. The
right Is reserved 80 rCit.l any and eil offers.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
ny 4. i HEMPIIILt. President.
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BRILL CAR co. CUTS WAGES.
Even tho salary OF tho President Ts
Reduced.

PfiLApErrHIA. oct. 25.--T'he J. q rr!ll
Company manufacturers OF railway cars,
announced to-day a reduction OF 10 per
cent. IN the vases OF all employees from
the president down.
This 10 per cent" said Mr.. EsllnE,
secretary OF the company, tonight will
not be restored until conditions again be-
come normal"
The shop OF the ]. q. Brill Company
have not hcen working full time. They
have hardly averaged more than three
full days each week. Some ~ the shops
have shut down altogether.
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

BACIGALUPO, JEANETTE H--In pur
suance OF an order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow
Fowler. Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. notice IL hereby given to all persons
having claims against Jeanette II Bacisn
lupo, late OF the County OF New York. Il
thereof TO The subscribers. az their place %
transacting business, tho office OF CoudeTt
Brothers, No Rector street. In the CT. %
New York, on or before the 18th dav OF Jar
uary next. Dated. New York the 10th day ~
July. 1914. FRANK JEANNE and WILL
IAN NJ HAMILTON, Executors. COUDER r
BROTHERS, Attorneys for Executors. !,
Rector street, N. Y. City.
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ArFNICN> pETROIEtN COMPANY
LIMITED, OF btIAN tRE.
Yirst Lieu and R"funding 80 sinking

ouarantv TrTs; company o. New York
ts Successor Trustee under the Deed of
Trust securing the above issue and dated
October /. 1911. hereby invites proposals for
me Halo OF az many 81 the above oonds
49, can I've purchased Ou0ludinr accrued tn
tarestl. fo- the sum OF three hundred thou
sand, three hundred dollars and ninety nine
cents f30O. 800. $50. sealed proposals VIII he
sceived at me Guaranty trust Company
OF New York. l4o Brpsiwav, New York City,
until 10 o'clock 4. nj, "wednesday, Noveme p
Z, 1914 Bonds offered AZ the lowest pglce
mot exceeding lQJ and accrued INTEREST,"
Will be accepted proportionately and paid
for on hondav, November 10. 1914. upon
delivery, together with accrued interest TO
that date only. The right Is reserved 20 re-
sect any and an onais
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF SEW YORK.
By A. J. HENiPHILI.. President.
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ono time n commercial expert for the
United States Government.
The lectures will be put in pamphlet
form, so thai tho entire series may he
preserved. Tho students will receive Ger
titcates OF proficiency after examinations.
Among the subjects TO he taken up are
choice OF markets. how to organize ex-
porting campaigns. foreign exchange,
peculiarities OF conditions and people of
different countries, packing methods and
shipping arrangements trade routes and
international connections, creditR CORE
spondence and trade literature, and social.
economic and political aspects OF business
in foreign countries
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The approximate amount OF the len o
charge. TO satisfy which the above rF.r!Nrt
property Is u be sold Is sl5,6l.. 80. WIN
Interest thereon from the 18th dag ~ Sep
TENDER, 1914. together wi'h the costs and
Gllowance amounting to Si0l ~, with .ntcr
expenses of tho sale. The approximate
mount OF the taxes. assessmcn's and vtt"'
rates or other liens which are To- be allowed
20 the purchaser out of tho purrha-e munP".
paid by the Referee. IS 1884 - and IN
terest
said premises viii he sold subject 20
party wall agreement recorded in lher -.1
OF Convcyances, at Page SO. rights o.
monthly tenants. rights 81 Telephone Com
pany TO maintain "a switchboard on rear
fence. and state OF facts shown on curve
made by Earl u. Lowell, dated April y. 1910
Dated, New York. October 10 1914.
ISAAC 4. COHEN, Referee
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BARRETT, NORMA HIN pur,us,c.

BARRETT, NORMA HIN pursuano. 81
an order OF Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler. .
Surrogate OF the County OF New York. b-aI
Il hereby given 10 all persons having clai',-
against Norma II. Barrett late OF the
county OF New No!k deceased, to pres,u'
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub.
scriher a. iis place OF transacting husiu's.
York, on or before the .2nI day OF Mar
next, Dated, New York. the ird day OF SEP,
1sSsT tcoMpANY f Enssutof Franz
NEBANE, Attorney for Executor, a. Broad
way. New York City.
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View Capital oity Ihne Pier.

Announcements was made yesterday that
beginning to-day the steamers Of the
Capital city Line Will leave from Pier 90.
North River. nj the foot OF Canal street,
instead Of from Pier 46, and that the
leaving time has been changed 20 7. ".
An uptown stop will he made AZ West
13cd street at As i. NJ. beginning to-
day also tho Capital city Line steamers
win run 10 Troy as well az Albany
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Commissioner OF tho Board OF Water supply
w. Bruce Cobb. Secretary.

PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
SCRAP ROPE, offered for sale by The
Panama Cauai-scaled Proposals will be re-
ceived at the ONCE OF the Assistant Pur-
81 u'lhs Ntun| tno nauan!n "a Caha - Sttte
90. 1914, at which time they will be opened
IN public for purchasing the above mentione ed
articles. Hlsnks and general information re-
lating to this circular may he obtained from
tho above office r. j.. RUTHERFORD. As
sistant Purchasing Agent.
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e HERR ST
MA TER ST

Tho approximate amount of the usn O.
charge, TO sstisfy which the above des ribe5
property - cold. - s2l,ss7.92, with interest,"
thereon from September and, 1914 together
With costs and allowance amounting 20
s3Ss.2O, with Interest thereon from Ssupt-nl
Der i4th, 1914. together with tho expenses -,
sale The approximate amopnt of tho taN-s
assessments and water ratch or other lien.
which are 20 be allowed to the pug oh aAsf
out OF the purchase money or PAID BY IN.
referee. Is ti.02ss2 and interest
Dated New YORK. Septem be- -. 1919
HENRY A. FORSTER. Rs;ers.
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CARTER COAL AND IROS COMPANY
Idrst Nail nrn =. AinLInK Ennu l,nll Hnnha

Notice & hereby given, pursu1nt - tho
,erms Of the Mortgage dated tho FIRST day OF
october, 1895, that tho undersigned, as
Trustee, wiz receive sealed proposals. up 10
=. NJ on tho fourth day ~ November,
1914, for the sale 20 IL OF bonds as above
described. az "a price not exceeding 1857
and accrued interest 70 an amount SUI
'oleh; 70 -, tM@ sym 90 o. sig'.@s ,i,!i,.~,x
Successor 20 Continental TruTt company OF
tho CITY ~ New York Trustee,
Nv n W MORSE. Secretary
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.



Company and Term. stock. Amt.
American Brass, quar- crly. ...... ---- 1l.b0
Hanger Railway aud Electric,
quarterly ...................... com " ~.
s'cmi-annual. .............,.....-.' com 81 ~
Cane breton Electric Railway,
}'s,ml' annual '...... .......,.,.. ptd $500
New York Honduras Rosario Min
ing. Qunrtcrly. ................ --- aeo
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
FIRM oF ANDREW ALEXANDER

Ebl ~ ''f - @S'lsl loN VI iAhi %
= ElSIllp.
THH Partnership heretofore tubslsf %
iuE between Anna 4. Muri4and Of the cry
az New York and isabelle \, Rub'y ~ IN"
'Ity ~ Boston, Massachusetts, conducting
th~ business of dealing ia shoes under the trin
usmo uf Andrew Alexander a. Nos. 800 Sta n
Avenue amt uAs bitth Avenue In tho CITY OF
Nsw YORK. Ma. been this day dissolved 10y mu-
fua' consent the aid Anna A. Murtland haV-
in- Nu.i her cutlrr right aud interest IN the
hus'ress To- said isabelle A Noray, who will
cont Iuuo tho business az The same places and
uup"r rho same name and who has assumed
90 debts und c.Nims against tho old partner
snip HuI 90 whom all dCp's due the said
i,ar. n.r-hIp -huuli be paid.
NNNA ALEXANDER NlRTLAND.
ISABELLE ALEXANDER ROBEY.
ha.'d Customer 10, 1914
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders o.
che perclval K FroWert Comppny Inc. will
he held at the ONCE 81 tho Company. l5l
West Forty-srconi street, New York CRY,
on Monday. November tho md, 1914 at 10
\ NJ.
JOHN a. GOCLDRUp, Secretary.
The Annual Meeting ~ tho Stockholders
- tho Parirr Coast pGhlish'rg 20 viii be
held At l3f West 9th 81. Borough OF Man
haitian city. County and state Of New ork,
uu Tuesday. November 10, 1917, ~ o'clock
IN ADAM DINGWALL, President,
Now lrk. OCT. Goth, 1874,
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Two Coed Sermons.

Dr. Frank Cheek, of Danville, was
greeted with two large audiences last
Sunday forenoon and evening at the
Presbyterian Church. He is a very
forcible speaker and being close
student, his interpretations of the
Bible make his discourses exceedingly
interesting. His subject for Sunday
night was "a Runaway Slave" and
he read the book of Philemon, the
book that the higher critics say should
be stricken from the Bible because it
is meaningless. But those who heard
DR.. Cheek explain the meaning of the
letter written and given by Paul, while
in prison, TO the slave, who had run
away from his master, philemon, and
directed that he deliver it in person,
and the result of the meeting of the
slave and his master, concluded that
there is as much comfort in that book
as any other in the Bible.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Pathetic Letters.
Troy, s.. c., July 6, 1914.

ITot, .: U, July o, l9l4.
Editor News
L am sending you another letter
from Gen. Wat Hardin. L ask the
publication, not only because it recalls
my happy boyhood life and awakens
'fond memories of other days" of the
long ago, but because of the splendid
sentiment it expresses in meeting the
emergencies. and fighting life's battle
and also the conservation of that life
to God and putting forth our best
efforts for the success of His cause and
the uplift of humanity, but also of
meeting the end of this earthly exist
ence fearleSsly, as good soldiers of Je-
Sus Christ. 1t will do the younger
generation vino read this letter much
good in after life, and especially il
they will imbibe the noble sentiment
therein expressed. With God bles:
you tc the News force and all its read
ers, am, yours very truly,
George Heck Burton.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
lIliteracy Must Go.

Kentucky has 2OS,OS4 men and wo-
men, according to the last report OF
the United States Census Bureau, who
cannot read and write-valuable ma
terial going to waSte-good people,
but in a state of mental darkness.
Adair county has 1870 of these I'M
fortunates A movement is On loot
to give all the people chance like the
grown people of Rowan county had in
their Moonlight Schools. In that coun-
ty men and women past eighty years
of age learned in a few weeks to read
and write. Only twenty-three litter
Iates were left in that county, though
there were l, l52 when the Moonlight
Schools began, three years ago A
number of Kentucky teachers have
taken up the movement, and Moon
light Schools are being conducted in a
number OF counties in the State.
The Kentucky Illiteracy Commission
has opened headquarters in the new
State Capitol, at Frankfort, and viii
gladly give information or lend a.
sistancc to any who are interested in
stamping out illiteracy from Ken
lucky either in Moonlight Schools o.
by instructing individuals in theil
homes. The Commission is composed
of Mrs Cora Wilson Stewart, Presi
dent; Dr. j. G. Crabbe, Secretary ant
Treasurer; Hon. Barksdale Hamlett
President H. II Cherry, and Miss Ell;
Lewis. None of these men and wo
men are to be paid for their services
/ Can we not lend them a hand? 1t i!
our Kentucky as well as their Ken
lucky. Let us wipe illiteracy out o
Kentucky by 1920, when the mex
census is taken
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Stand by Your Home Town.

To further the interests of the town
in which you live, it is necessary TO vie
with one another in all public enter
prises and lay aside any envious feel
ing that may creep into your nature.
DON'T "knock" your neighbor because
that by hard work and economy he has
accumulated few more dollars than
you possess, but rather admire and en-
courage the example. to follow which
you might greatly better your own
condition. There is little some
thing that every one can do that will
add not only to the personal welfare
of the individual, but prove help to
the community at large. With an eye
ever to self-preservation," one of the
first laws of nature, then let US reach
out to our neighbOr helping hanC
that he may encounter in a business
or social way.-Ex.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Farm for Sale.

now offer my farm of 285 acres for
sale. About 220 acres in cultivation
and grass, the remainder in timber
Residence of nine rooms, good barn
and outbuildings, plenty of water, IN
one mile of Columbia, and as good land
as found in this locality. No better
community in the State, considering
location from Columbia, churches and
schools and the productive powers of
the land, it is an ideal chance for a
home. The farm is as well improved
as any place in the county 1t can be
divided and made two splendid loca
tons Price in keeping with adjoin.
my farms and is safe investment as
q farming proposition. You can't find
another location its equal in this To-
cality. Call on or write
G. 5. Harris,
Columbia, KY
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Prospective Pike Deal.

For several weeks parties have been
negotiating with Mr.. Geo. H. Gowdy
for the sale OF his pike from the
Adair county line to Muldrough's Hill.
If deal can be made, the parties who
will take over the pike, will widen the
bed, and make it first-class road fol
automobiles 1t is the intention OF
the proposed company to do the haul
ing between this place and Campbslls
vile and run passenger machines regu
larry between the two towns. Partie:
who are in position TO know say thai
they believe deal will be made. W.
believe that the enterprise would pay
and it would certainly benefit Co
lumbia and Campbellsville.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Public Health NOiice.
Tobias HUtfaker,
Supt. A G 5

The citizens of Columbia, had a
clean up day some time ago, and the
people generally. took hand in it.
The town with very few exceptional
places were made clean. But town
will not stay clean unless the citizens
are watchful. Quite number OF
places need attention now, and eSpec-
tally the back yards of dwellings, stores
banks and livery stables. The weeds
need TO be cut and burned the papers
scattered around need to be picked up
and burned. In short, let US clean
the town and keep it clean. Eternal
vigilance is the price of it.
U. L. Taylor. Health Officers
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
School Affairs.

On the 10th day of August the White
Teachers Institute will convene at
the Lindsey Wilson Building, with
Mrs Cora Wilson Stewart as chief in
structor. She will have the help of
anable corps, of assistants. Every
person in the county who holds a GER
tiiicate or expects to enter the Sep
TENDER examination will be required
to attend the full week.
Thursday, August 18th, will be
Trustees Day, and every trustee in
Adair county is earnestly requested 20
be present from the opening IN the
morning till the close in the after
noon. Please do not forget this. A
special program for that day will be
published later
Again we say to the patrons-do not
buy any books until the newly adopt
ed ones are on sale, which will be
about the 1st of August. Then ex-
change all your old books that are
sound for new ones of the same grade.
Be sure to do that this year, for it can
not be done next year The exchange
price will be something near 80 oer
cent, or half price.
Tobias Hutfaker,
Supt. A CS
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Cold Check Law.

The Cold Check law, which was
passed by the last Legislature, became
effective last Thursday and is now in
full force. This is one of the most i'm
portant measures passed during the
last session and was enacted for the
protection of the merchants, business
men and others who have been de-
frauded by persons giving checks on
banks without having any money On
deposit. When person gives check
now ON any banking house he must
have on deposit sufficient money to
cover the amount called for to meet
that check, otherwise he is subject to
prosecution.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Arm Broken.
G. 5. Harris,
Columbia, KY

Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Eta
Caldwell, wife of Mr.. j. II. Caldwell,
met with very serious and painful
accident. She had gone to the mead
ow to bride. a horse. and the animal
started in run. Mrs. Caldwell un-
dertook to head him and in doing SO
fell, falling upon her right arm, break
ing it above the wrist. DR. L. G. Nell
reduced the fracture. 1t is hoped
that she will soon recover.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Good News for Teachers

The county school teachers OF Adair
county will certainly rejoice when
they learn that the school treasury is
full and checks will be on time this
year. The following special from
Frankfort says: "The fiscal year Of
the Commonwealth closed with the
largest amount probably in its history
in the common school fund s63S, OIL
81. This fund is inyiolate and it en-
sures that the pay Of teachers will be
promptly met from the time the first
apportionment falls due i'm the fall.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
For Sale.

L have a stock of goods, store-houSe
and lots, good residence, barns, ETC.,
located at Merricac, Taylor county, al
we'll watered. Also farm of 50 acres,
80 acres in cultivation, 20 acres of new
ground. Also one farm of 200 acres
mostly unimproved, for sale. The store
house is a splendid stand to sell goods,
and the lots are so situated as to make
them well suited for person who
wants to handle stock, and sell goods.
+. Fl. Durham, Columbia, KY,
37-4t or Merrimac, Ky.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

: While Columbia is as dry as pow
der horn and has been for two months,
We rejoice with the sections of Adair
county that were visited last week
with fine rains Where no rain has
fallen corn that was planted early is
suffering. but the late planting is
growing nicely, and il the rain comes
soOn there will be an abundant crop
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Chesterfield Turner

Mr.. J. B. Barbee and his son, 10, will
start a business at Campbellsyille the
first of next month. Mr.. Barbee has
rented the building formerly occupied
by Mr.. V. NJ Gowdy as wholesale
house, and will open feed store and
will also carry some groceries and will
have a lunch counter. Mr.. Barbee
states that he is going to Campbells-
vile and start this business, and if he
finds that he can It axe it pay, he will
remove his family to that town some
time in the future.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

The July number of the Review of
Reviews is full of interest, the articles
dealing largely upon national qUes-
lions, the authors being some of the
most prominent writer's in the United
States. This magazine should come
TO every lawyer and TO every we'll
governed home Send ID cents for a
sample copy to 30 Irving Place, New
York. \ Y.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
The Darkey Wedding

viii be given at the court house,
Monday, August 10, first evening OF
Teachers Institute, by the High
School, for the purpose of obtaining
fluids to assist in the construction OF
the gymnasium.
This is positively one of the most
comical plays ever given in tn town.
1t wilf.be enjoyed by those who at.
tend.
Good singing and lots of fun from
the start.
You can not afford to miss it.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15
Contract Awarded.

Willis & Murrell were awarded the
contract to build the gymnasium at
the Graded School. The building will
be forty by sixty, and will be pushed
to completion. 1t will be an addition
that the school has needed since the
first year of its opening Prof W. NJ.
Wilson. che principal of the school,
laid the proposition of its building be-
fore the trustees and they readily con.
Sented.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

Mr. Walker Bryant, County Court
Clerk, exhibited at this office, a few
days ago, 800 Bank note, drawn on
Bank of Columbia, Ky, and made
payable to James Hughes. The note
was sent to Mr.. Bryant by Judge Q
w. Wright, of CampbelisvilIe. 1t
was issued in 1885, seventy-nine years
ago. But few people in Adair county
know that a bank was conducted in
Columbia, that long time ago.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

The A M Zion colored district Con-
ference was held in the suburbs of Co
lumbia last week. There were zen
ministers present, number of lay
men and quite a number of women
The home colored people experienced
no Inconvenience in. caring for the
multitude, and they report that dur
ing the session many very interesting
talks were made. So far as we know
good orderprevailed.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-07-15

The Archibald Wheel Co. Plant,
which was located at Campbellsyille,
was destroyed by fire last Wednesday
afternoon. The company manufact
ured spokes, its headquarters being
at Lawrence, Mass The business at
CampbellSvllle, was managed by Mr.
]. A. Russell, WHO is known to man.
people in AGair county, and who says
the loss to the company will be eight
or ten thousand dollars. no insurance
on the plant and spokes destro ed