Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1885 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL SATURDAY MORNING, JAXU1RY 31. 1385.

INVESTIGATING WISH AUD,

Ihe Special Aldermanlc and Council Committee Begins to Hear itldence In Support of the Cbargea Llaio Against Superintendent Wlanard, of the City Hospital Another Meeting To-Night. ILe members of the epecial committee aprointed r.t the recent meetings of the Council and Board of Aldermen to investigate tbe charges cf discrimination and partiality i referred against Superintendent "Wishard, t.f tie City Ecspltal. by Dr. Eastman and 1 he Central College of Physicians and Sarvfcni, met l&n evening in a room idjofnirg the clnce of the City Clerk in the Lajetne&t of the Court naase. The f mbersof this cciiimittce ere Aldermen J.or:&on, Ikrnhaiuiue-r and I'rltchar.l and cunciJmen Ha'.t. Newcomb a:M Snl'V-r. ' If j proceeded to orasiz- ti s o'clock bv ifctinj L!r. Ilan-h Present. wh.Ie the U-'t i n. ?si xiifrt.bir of the b?a"i vrai mi.l S-c-r'tiry. A Isrpp rnrr b?r cf the mrubv o' 1 medical profession, anticipating ' neap fen," cccnpiel teata nstr tue hoot. Mr. Haogn announced the object of lvbiiDg, after which the lengthy petitions abinitted t3 the Council fome time ago bv Ir. Eastman, hit friend and the friends of the Central College ana Physicians and Bar peons were read. 6ubseqnent to the reading cf the long-wiuded documents, Mr. Wishard arose announcing that he protested against the comlderaHon of two of them unless the signature of Dr. Kaatman was attached. In referring to one of the papers he eaid that, in his opinion, the man who had the ndacity to write it shoold be compelled to j-ign ir. One of the members of m committ then celled npon Dr. i:tman to eip-n the papers, which he did it h some reluctance, eayirj: that some tnar.jes might rave beeu made i a them rive they mere submitted. Dr. Kan man u aJj a ihort rt-wch t the committee, S17. jr? that in deposing him this Superintend em had been guüiy of nnjast dicrimina en e?ait a represetitue citizen and ixpayer. He Lad always labored in the ir.Urest of the City Hosfital ana nid endeavored rot to incur the enraitv of Mr "Wishard. He had felt tome time a'o that Dr. "Wishard intended to depose him, and I went to Mr. Newcoinb, of the Hospital Board, ard informed him of that fact. Superintendent Wishard at the conclusion of Dr. Eastman's remarks denied the charpes of discrimination, and railed npon Dr. Chambers, who was present, to testify 3 to the circumstances under which ha (Wishard) became a member of the clinical stafl. Ine Doctor stated that it was at hii snzjrtstlon that Wiahard wa3 made a member of the clinical stall. Assistant Superintendent Morrow was then called upon to make a statement as to tte number of lectures Riven at the hospital rach week. He said there were four each - week, and that Dr. Btilison, of the Central College of Physicians and Surgeons, had lectured tLere three times since the beginning of the year. The Superintendent then asked his assistant if he had instructed him and all treat the staff with courtesy at all times. "Yes, sir," was the answer. The witness was then asked what Dr. Eastman said about the sponees while performing an operation cn Caösie Heaver In April Ia3t. "Ti Doctor told his assistant to throw the spoDges in the nurse's face if th?y were either too wet or not warm enough," replied the witness in a ierky style. The Superintendent then asked tbe youn man if it wasn't true that all of the honss physicians were well pleased when Eistman's 1 er ni expired. He paid they were, and in act he dreaded the afternoon on which Festman visited the Institution, as did others. Eastman had a way about him that wa3 very unpleasant. When the Doctor asked Morrow in whit way hs considered him implearant the yonn man hesitated and raid he hardly knev, b it his questioner had aUajs isjnor-d th house physich. Ü6 remiub?red occasions when fc&Jtnian Lid brought ia ontside pbjsicir! to assist bim iDätead of calling npon tt.ts hcue physicians. Mis Carrie 111, M?83 N. E Willis aud Miss C. J Lenoise, nnrtes at tbe hospital, all testified that Dr. Eastman was a very nnpleasant man, and they were overjoyed when his term expired. One of them had heard him tay to his assistant that if the sponges were not clean and warm enough he should A X A ft. t A I . m larow tueui iu iue nuists races, iney said that he waa not courteous to them cr anybody else about the institution. . One of them. .testified that on one occasion when the Doctor was performing an operation on a woman he had, be fore going home in the evening, instructed her to telephone him, and not go to Dr. Wihard if anything happened in the case Jnrins the nignt Superintendent Whhard then submitted to the committee, a piece of blue paper with writing on it, saying that 4 perusal of this scrap would show that Eastman was attempting to usurp the tncctions of his oillce. This ecrap ot Dauer he Superintendent said had beea handed tocteoftbe nurses by Dr. Eastman. It tated that all nurses and attendants while tm duty in the City Hospital must wear Uppers with felt soles after Apiil 10, ISSt, Ld the sentence "three years a nurse in a capital of 2,000 beds" appeared at the bottom, inclosed in brackets. Dr. Eastman then assed Miss Lemoiae, to whom the 1 aper bad been handed, if she did not realize t the tirxa he gave it to her that it was intended as a jcke. The lady answered in the r'sative. ExCcroner Maxwell was present, aad aid that he bad never known Dr. Eastman 10 ba guilty of an act of discourtesy. He uiu uw. luiua luii ue saiu auyiuiuK vj insult the Superintendent while performing the operation on Cassie Beaver. He bad heard what Dr. Eastman raid about the sponges, but did not believe that he meant a word he said. He had always toticed that when Eastrzan was in attendance cpon an important case his whole mind was wrapped up in that cae and he hsd no thought lor anvthiDg else. Several other fhysicians testified to the same fact. In answer to a question Superintendent Wishard said that a pay patient bad never fceen refused admission to the City Has pit! "Will yon allow me to bring a patient to the hospital to-morrow?" aiked Dr. Eastrxac. "Yes, if I am relieved of the necessitv of rendering you any professional assistance," was tbe reply. The Superintendent then submitted a rommncication from the old Bjard of Trusses of the Citr-Hosmtal. ad rir h - - T , w J .V . M V . : t J t 1 1 . Qj coaru 01 Ainermen, stating that the clinics are of secondary importance :o tse resuiar consulting work of the staff. .t was their opinion that wheu a Sunerin?nd?nt is p'acei iu charge of th hosDital i;a coninltacU should be men with whom ;e can rxalntain personal and Drjfmaional ielatlon and selected bv himlf. Mr. Edennarter introiacrd a Tpsolution bat at the Physio Med.cL Cjilt-j is ieprtreated tt 'hr C-ty Hospital y site:

nurnbfrof aludenti than the Central Co! lege of Physicians and Surgeons, it b9 alo given a representation on the lecture aud consulting staff in proportion to tha number of tickets purchased. Mr. ILorison submitted the following mo.ticn, with the request that the committee adopt It and report favorablv on it to the Council: "That the Hospital Board and Superintendent be instructed to adoiit to tbe benefits cf the ho?pital pay patients uron equal terms a&d without regard toibetcnool of irerlicine favored bv them, and that any euch pty patients, shall hive tie privilege cf the attendance and tratrxent of his or her pbysican without preJjidicesoaras the facilitie j cf the hojpliil are concerced." The motion was adopted, and the cjcim'ttee fcdjcumed to meet a.aiH to-nii:. KEVELUV.

Tte Third Grand Fancy Dreaa Carnival at the Wigwam Rink L!-t of Prizes Ite Coatumea. When tbe Wigarn Ilink gave its first f;:r cy drf ss cari'iv-! this ssd?n tbeproj?ct wasentertd into viia s-ii.e trepidation on the part cf the r a-,Ht:cr.ient as to its S 3Cces, but it rrs dem .TiSt;atrd that this character of amustmeiit van very fatisfactory to tr h ptrticput? and spectators, and t cMy p'easing to the managen.iit. The stcnd showed the inaJi tiacy of even s j Jarge a structure as the Wigwam to accommodate the im mem 3 attfndaccean affair cf this character called forth, and rhn the management, some tbrte v; reis &co, announced the third carciTal f r ihe 30th of this month, anticipation ff. id vent iu expressions of deltght from t. r nnndrcdsof patrons of tlu3 popu'srr. . Active preparations at ones began rcA'- jL.g for the eveit on a scale destined to eciii!-c previous efiarL', aid thai tua resiilt 'ras eminently tucctsi'ful vas amply ilJuitrated Jtst evenin..'. L"5ng btfoie the time announced for opening ti e toe rs, crowds began arriving, and by S o'ck c.m. the scats were densely packedacd the skating surface presented tte varied appeararce of maDy-hued butterflies hovering over a viiie cxi-anse ot wild tiofers. There were crstumes rich, costumes poor, costumes sedate, c:t tomes grotesque in fact, costumes of every conceivable style, quality and color, f.-cm tbe simplest and least expensive to tne nr;tt and costliest that could be procured. The inferior of the structure had br( n gaily decorated for tbe occasion with Japanese taraso'.s, fans, etc., and this, together with the ccstumes, presented a trul.7 dazrlitg eflect. It is but just to say that the beauty of the ladies was particularly prominent, as it seldom hampers that so many handsome ladies are collected together in one assemblage. The management had procured elegant prizes for the various costumes, the award of which was placed in the hands of a committee consisting of three ladies and two cen tlcmen, who decision rendered as follows: z-::r'7."l',m For Best .uuy ouatar Costume Silver Ire Picher, to Miss Drucie Oilmore, as Qneen Elizabeth." For Best Gent Character Gold band opsra glas, to Mr. Maze Wüson, as "dailor." For Best Lady Fancy Costume Silver cake basket, to Mis9 Carrie Kakn. For Best Twins Sixteen admission ticket?, to Misses Sybil Swan and Mol lie Mayfield. For Best Gent's Comic Costume Plash bioonh lder and mirror, to Mr. Will Millender, as Uncle 6ani.' Fer Best Chinaman Cigar case, to Mr. Jor Beagan. The costumes were all of a character that it was difficult to discriminate, and among tbff large number the following few may be mentioned as very attractive: Miss Cora Tinney, court lady; A. C. Loore, Scottish knipht; Mies Libbie Forby, sor flower; Miss Mary Albert, jockey; Mrs. C F. Dep up, Quaker lady ; Mrs. May Mart n, Miss Hose K'.rchmeier and Misi Dtty ilocre, snw; Mis B rd.e S iJgrove fancy ccsiuiT.e; A B. Cutter, Spanish bull fighter; C. D. Hoyl, Turk: Miss Mtnni Utyüold , Goddess of Fortune; Mr. George Phelan, Oecar Wilde; Mis Anna Barber, Night; Ji4ii 1 awton, Cow Bey; Lee Forby, Russian skntii g costume; Miss Carrie Gilmore, Highiar.d costume; Mrs. Addie Kellar. Huntress; Mr. Will McCrary, Hunter; Mr. Belle Haniogton, Quaker lady; Mr. William Miller, colored lady; Miss Helen Seiders and Miss Ella Lee, Kate Greenaway costumes, and score of others very noticeable, but space will not permit thir rx en lion. Tbe carniTal was a most successful affair in every particular, and th9 management ioerve much credit for the manner in whicti they handle atlirs of th's kind. IR0X HIOUWAWS. fiorao Rumors Regarding the Trunk Linee ihe Third Rail on the Erie Other Items of tha Rail. There are seventy stations on the Indianapolis and St, Louis II a 1 between this city acd St. Louis nearly half of which are in Illinois. According to Boed-r.asters there have been fewer broken rails on Indianapolis roads this winter than during any winter in the last live or six years. A land agent says there is every indication that emigrant ttavel to the far West and Northwest will be unusually heavy during the coming spring and summer. The large portion of this business, he savs, will come from Indiana. Ail of the local land egents are receiving inquiries from various parts of the State with regard to rates, and the price of land along the line of their reads. Many of the Northwestern Lines are beginning to send out circulars giving a description of the country through which they pass. T see by the newspapers that several of the most important lines in the East are preparing to adopt the locomotive electris headlight for permanent use. I wish some of the Western lines would follow suit at once." Thus spoke an engineer oa one of the Indianapolis roads yesterday afternoon, as h examined the various parts of his enins in a critical manner while the machine" so J polling and snorting on one of the side tra-k? near the depot. "There is a time coming however, when people will not consider a locomotive well equipped unless it has an electric headlight, and engineers generali? will hail the day with joy, as will also the traveling public" The east-bound rates went into eTect yesterday, and there is every indication that they will be well maintained by all roaij. At Isst accounts Terre Haute Roads were stiil fcauiins freights on a twenty-cent basis al:bo;h they a-e liable to receive in structiüa; to alrauc rat:s at any momsnt.

A freight agent in answer to a question yesterday said that the railroads realized some little profit by carrying fieight at the twedy-cent rate, but not near enough to satisfy tbem, the cost of handling being f bent fifteen cents, while there is three Ctnts lighterage to pay at New York. The taking up of the third rail cn the Er!o would have been done several years go but for the fact that the locomotives of the road were built on the broad eaae model, and it was Impossible ti rebuild them to fit the

Standard gauge. Therefore it wa determined to use the third rail until the encin? 3, about forty in number, were used up by vrar. For a eciuu: c! -ears the coaches of p srngtr tra!i.: cn thd Erie vrere lifted hooily irom Droaa gaue to i.ztto-x gaat,ü trurüs In running the. char.ee of lino u- d r--.d tauge w made at ea'.amanca aad BuiU o. tin a 1 . 1 - . . . . v neu ie txnia rail wes lsia tuo rr.i imu jf and narrow p,uage cais were f-endicic': d i:i u:eua;n; arn Jatfr t::e trcal p.na:cj's were aa placed tn r.&rrcw gnaee tracks, so tLat of lale th onuide rad iips tern nrtd only ty the tld lecon oti;r?. Tncsj en.-iu wul rxr be fold lor old iron cr disposed cf to tf e bctt adv.sntfL in tome other way. and 1! fir j )cve will I? ill i bp new a '.and ard pcsgi' id'OBiciiVm, wh'.'li viil t.e h i It 2i lit hl JUf i.tollba V JOOi" ii.r ifcli'i ir t! pood c r.iJ:'ifr. tLd li.t-y .u n uUi'iz-i to rep.c; iu r.n tho rerr.p;ning two tract 1 fast 8- tbevearoct Tai3 meaare ii Iu the dirtcticn of tbe sob'tntial unification of the Erie tjfctern from New Yi-rk toC'eva Ihne", Cir ciLnati and Chicago ajrejardsits practiccil cperatiwn. A WHOLESALE REDTCTIOX. Vague jumcrs htve been in circulation for the last few days to the effect that a reduc tion of first-cass passenger rates was contem plated by some trunk lines. The Pennsylvania has held aloof from the runious war dow being waged, and has ail a:ong de ruanded the regular rate of fare. The Grand Trunk and the the Erie roads are charged itii bavir p led in th; cnttUg r?u i;e33. tr fir cr.nLfctirg li;if s b;ng quite wiiiingto tter the rM. 'lhi-latist report ;s ; L 1 t the Michigan C'.ntrn Laao Sin, ar.ri IVt.rs.7iviiiin Ji-,di Lane ti-;?ii!inl to put en end to this v?a ut oo'r.g tiit':.os. ur d havo lusdean H.;rfem?nt to iduce frti-e from Chicago to Ne.v York to a point that v. 1 force the lines complained of to come to terms. No authority is quoted for this statement, but it is HS.-ert:d that ome movement like this will be made in a few day 8. In regard to freight matters it is s'aied thot the policy of reducing pool rate to the rates actually existins will be applied to the 'ast bond iool aho. Trie Wet Shore rnd I.ackawar at have besn charged wiih doing he cutlii-, and the Lackawanna is said to have a numbor of fi re-mouths t ontracts oui dated January s. The other roads are rerorted to be Jn rather bad humor over this state of aflairp ; and should tne est-bonnd I col rates be reduced they will not bo rejtricted until after Lackawanna's contracts expire. The Rinks. The Jackon Combination entertained those who tttended the Meridian Rink list night. Porter and Buckley, bicycle riders, are exceptionally good performers and need not bebackwardaboutenterinelntoacontest with the be3t in their bndness. The clubswicger is iuite clever with the "weights." and takiLg'the performance as a whole it is worth seeing. Tbe programme will be repeated this afternoon and evening. Another larpe crowd assembled at the Collego Avenue Rink lait nisht to witness the Performances of Charles Beesoro, the "boy wonder," who performs over 10) different mavements on rollers. T--ni;;ut he dies z erand acrobntic act, skating on stilts, in which be turns a handfpring pver sir or eight chairs. Go and see him to night. A foil description of the "Wigwam appears in another column. The growing of mustard for s?ed is s.vd to be profitable, ai th seds not only pn-dace an exoe but qoiütv of oil hat are utilisd after teiug rrrs.ed. A W1r to Motpr, -yR.s WIXS10V8 öOOTHlNa 3YP' Ptaoaia always b t.asJ rsen Children aro cntan? teath. It ro'ievustks llztla suctrcr at ones. It project natui, iict si':cp, öy rellevlnj tüe CMJd fron paia, aai Utvif cnerurjaw8tcaM,rb-i?hti abuitop. tt htctj ploasant to tasto. It aootriOT tho cRt:d. ottoai Ue iuris, allayi ail pain. KL'eve wind, revsmcs tht bowels, and ! tne beat anowa rzmsiy 'or iir rhaa, whether arising froa tö'jn:.K or other causes. Twcntv-five cents a bettle. MARRIED. MO --TALKOTT-At Re!vMere, III., Jamiarr 23, IS 5, tv P.ev. U C. MaMe. D. v., Mr. Fred A. Moj, of rayton. O., and Miss Jessie Adele Talbolt. ot I?e!vIJere, 111. No cards. r. c. Ksrorxo wniTsrTT. funeral Directors and Etabalners. No. 77 1.'orth Delaware iloeU te.epMrne ooanectlon to oaoe and resiaeao Cerrir-a tcr Weddlncs and Faroes, LUMBER Dry Lomljer of ill Rinds And of All Thicknesses. ALEXANDER PRUITT, EdifibrjL?, Jobcscn Ccantf, lad. AMUSEMENTS. COLLEGE AVE?UE RINK Corner boventh and College Avenue, Attraction Co mm one id g Jan. 20. Charles E. Cecxen, the Doy Warder, Who pcrforcs over 153 di2ercnt movement, laCludiDi? Band?rricps and Summersaults, will appear everytnlght during the week. Don't Fall to See Ulm Fetruarr 3 Pi? Race. February Grand Fancy Dress Carnival. Xcon Class for Ladies Every Day. MERIDIAN RINK JACKSON'M ID G,L RolIfT Slatirg acd Biqcle (hdmriens, lhuiJar, Friday and Saturday Erenlnj. aad Satur ay a nee. a'The only exhibitloa 0! the klul ia th

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SCHOOLS, CSIJECIIES, STORES, DWE fjLl&GS, ETC. The radiatino surfaces are mado of the best HEAVY BOiLSf? IB3H PLATES, securely riveted tDQether in the same manner ctoarn boilers ana not a nartinlo of noxious or poisoner gao, smoke cr dust can pass ihrouoh The tiro boxes ara ünad vith best fire brick. KEUSB&DKW UNTER, 54 South Pennsylvania Stresl, IHDIaIUPOLB, IND.

AMÜSEMENTS, COo. Eerred Seats in Tress Circle. SOc. tiauu c u . t: 1 lie IiU of the SeaoiiI 'latii.re 'J'o-Day at 2 O'clock! Lcf: heU OiLY Ftr'ormar.ce To Nljht. Tne Ccl bratcd Artist iiiicia FilEad & ßrs. Tumi Bim In tl:e .leaut;ilil Kornanlic Lthiuh, I'Hcti fur Matinee, 50 actl . Cts. 'rnfpy, Tr.esrJay, Vednri(aT, 31 '17 O 3a O .al iiArf. SiLVENhCNm tneGraiivl-SpcCUtuiar L'rnma, SEA OF ICE, for tüe I'.KKKtr OF THE CWMKTr iUAItn. VDIGKSONSaf IPEMHPSSE Three Nights sr.fl v;ere5c!ay Matinee, Commencing, Moudny, February 2, thi: ch as. e ford GO A NO ENGLISH OPERA CO., MISS ZELüA SHGUIN Morday Evcni-q. ly 8f t nil Raiutst, Hilfe' (Jirat Ma-ttiptecc. U O II IC XI .v. iN GI l: Missteuia s tho Civy Queen -lir s'rongest and tcötrole. Trc-dey'Eve Din?. Neii Gwvnfc;" Wet c'dsy A5rUu.c, -Vra L;avoio." 'JV t all i-nrts or the hTise;:Vfdneiay Evcainc;:rJla,,' 3 Ulort Clocks). C'l'r cf k, T.s, :3 r,0, ::c and Si. F-ox tbeet now or n at tte Tv.l i. TburtJaj, Ft. s IIAMtl.SON A 30URL VY. PLYK8ÜTH CHU?fGr!. FZBBU2K1 7, 13S5, MATINEE AND EVENING. Positively Last Appearance o! MARK TWAIN", (MR. S. L. CLEMENS), As a Keader of Ills Own Superb Fun: aud Mr. GBO. W. CABLB, Tbe distinguish' d Southern novelist: presenting his own matciie-fcs scenes. TO APPEAR TOGETHER. L'ark Twain's World famous Wit. Mr. Cable's Exquisite Humor and Fithos. A combination of gtm?ns anl veratiiity thai a; Deals freshly to tne intelligent public. SNToxtr Programruo. Jlstinee Prices Reserved seats, 75c and IQc. Saturday Evening Referved eeata, BCc, 75c and S.', acocrdinK to location. (FECIAL NOTICE The tno of -toAfa vrili mm. cence on Thursday morning, Feb. 5. Plymouth Church Matinee at l.-f p m. WIGWAM RINK. Tuesday, Febuary 3i. FIVE MILE RACE For the Championehir ot the City anl a Gold Medal. tmyy Garden, A HOST OF SPECIALTY STARS,

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As -'- "' ; " ' - -"f, . - , T'ir- ' ' 1 :: LN THE WOULD tVii WANTED. LOST Any article ol value, not exceeding three lines, Inserted two times FREE. , Under the head "Situation Wanted," four lines j or Icsp. Inserted FREE. VJANTED-A iituation ty a middle aeed ladv i V to do to'jsewark hy the Cay. Call at 'Jl QTth New Jersey street. ;;o i ANTED, SITUATION A ur one desiring a i cJtrk. copTit or o:Uce iai7. please address I crt'e MitlH-ir, c&re cf Sentinel Oilier Ti W ANTED-Or.lers for laundry wore left at 36 Ctrc'e street: fhirtü. 10 eenti tneh: f Ur'.öients jcr dozen; fan:iiy washing, 73 cent? iier dr;eu. ?,Q-i Xf& N TED A Htuation as book-deeper, bill V cJerr, entry clerk or salesman on nil: etn rkiHc: references good. Address V. E. 11., 11? Ef.t frflsMcgten street. 27 T7 ANTED To lease fourteen lot iu Gpo'-o W. fV isrkcr's addition to Oat HUI: 'o leü for live yesrs cteap: would make good garden. J04N V: ?.l (ihK t'c SONS, Lafayette, Ind. 23 7 1 ANTED To Publishers A first -cafi printei VV end pressman, rho la a spicy, no.57. euer-i.f-t:c vnter, wants a Fit cn a good paper in In liar.. Address PRINTER Box 415, Ltnvin". !U, ANNOUNCEMENT. r IOSE going to Hot Springs for fje tr-dtrnnt i. ol syphilis, gleet, scrofuia. ai;d ail futineo'js r b:ocd diseaf es, can be cured for one inird the : m : s. ch a t'ip at the oll reliable tind. I have "i c:i )i mite tere for twenty tnrte yents, aud with : t ncmr.fcse of lotgand successful oxnorienee Kii t a cure ia all chscj Spermatorroe i. ' ii 1 ieiiy, m all their sta;e, positively urn', (ill rv 1 ours, S a m. to 9 p. tn., ii Virginia vt l .t ir t isriipoiis. Pills sentwiti full direr-itr-vt SI prr box. DR. BENNETT, successor to FOR SALE. LTORPaLE-One fine draft s'.allion. RALSTON r co. i5 w op. SALE Houses and Lots in t.y, parts nf tie :V. BARNARD vV SAYLE3. 73 und 77 Eat Wi irret, r OP. KALE I have a Rood farm for sale six rr.iiifscnth of Casev, 111., and a mile and a a f litith of Hazel Dell, Cumberland County, M'iro's; forty acres cf prairie, well Improved: iLite j.rod wells of water and ten acres of timber: ran fcive pssession thirty days after si!e: tooold toickeearecf it any longer. GEORGE A. HENKY. 27 PINAMOIAL. M ONEY At the lowest rate of interest. J. W. WILLIAMS Co., S and 4 Vintoa Block. TO LOAN Money with privileee of prepayment: terms reasonable. TH03. C. DAY & CO.. T.i Kant Markot. street. Indianapolis. TO EXCHANGE. TO EXCHANGE For dru? store, two-story re.-idenee, with laree lot, all in good repair, in city of 2,CC0 hopulation, in Indiana. Address Postotl.ee Lock Box 44, Vevay, Ind. 24

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