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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
The Chee.e.polson Case.

LAeRo, April s-ISpeciai. E-The coroner has
filed his verdict in the mysterious death of
Huntington county, who several weeks ago
purchased small quantity OF cheese of a
grocery, which was placed on the supper table
the same evening md Hfter the meal every
member o. the family was taken violently ill.,.
Mr.. Young died with every symptom OF pois.
oning. The stomach was sent 10 Fort Wayne
for analysis together with piece of the cheese.
The coroner holds that the cause OF i0ung's
death was irritant. poison, the chemistry OF
which isFrnknowu 10 him. and that deceased
was poisoned by eating contaminated cheese.
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= MONKEY ard Parrot T,,,c.

NEW ALBANY, April Especial lat the
republican county convention here it was a
straight fight between the friends of Gresham
and Harrison. There was n regular monkey and
parrot time. The Gresham men secured the
officers OF the convention without opposition,
but when the lIarrisol tactics were developed
Gresham's friends refused 10 vote and the cleo
ton of Harrison delegates went by default.
The Harrison interests were managed by ex-
Postmaster Hurley. The city was for many
years judge Greshdrn's home. lie resided here
when appointed district judge by President
Grant and is very popular, On q fair vote he
would carry Floyd county by big majority in
a republican convention, bat the machine OF
Harrison slaughtered him in the house of his
friends
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A SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
Newton Carney, Popular Young Merchant
of Bedford Kills Himself

BEDFORD, April5-LSpecial. The news that
Newton Gsiney, young and popular mer-
chant, had killed himself produced great ex-
element here. He was only twenty years OF
age single. industrious and of good habits
After closing up his orc he went home, and the
family all retired little dreaming OF what the
morning would bring them. About o'clock
his brother and cousin awoke, and got into
Newton's bed for fun. They soon fell asleep.
When he arose from his bed about 5 o'clock,
he took a target gun, went TO the stable and
shot himself. The first shot tore away part of
his upper lip and nose. He returned again to
the house. got another cartridge and went to
the wood-shed, this time placing the muzzle Of
the ball went crashing through his brain, in
stanty killing him. He was traced 10y the
blood from the stable TO the house, and from
the house 10 the wOod-shed, where he was found
dead. A letter was found in his pocket in
which he said that being out OF health and low
In spirit he killed himself
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
The storm at Hartford.

Hartford CITY, April G-Last evening
about o'clock the city was suddenly visited
by terrific wind and rain storm, which ere.
ated sad havoc with trees, windows and roofs.
The galvanized iron ROOF OF L. +. Nanwinkle's
drug store was rolled up into huge ball and
whipped TO neigh5oring slSylight in q
twinkling. The art gallery OF W. II. Bauman
was ungooied, the skylight smashed aud the
building almost reduced to q wreck.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
a Farmer Maylaid

WHEELING. April Especial. John Wing
ling, IN old farmer, was waylaid near here
Wednesday by tramps. lie was driving along
an unfrequented road through the woods when
he met the trampS. Tie was too feeble to re-
sist them, and they took him out OF his wagon
and tied him to n tree. After securing his
watch and 81 they got in the wagon and drove
away The old man was found unhurt, and the
wagon was found couple of miles away. The
tramPs at large.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
Dead az Ninety-Four.

DAxvLLr, April. 9, : Special = Grand.
mother Nancy Pierson, the highly esteemed
mother Of Henry Pieron, and probably the
Oldest lady in the county, died yesterday. On
the 18th 81 last month she was ninety-four
years old She has been residing in this county
upward OF hiiy years and was always a devoted
member oi-the baptist church. Her funeral
will take place Monday afternoon.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
Powder Morks blown rn.

LAPoRTE, April 6.-[SpecaLl About 10
O'Clock to-day a tank OF nitro-glycerine ex-
ploded in one Of the buillingstf the Etna
powder works near Millers station, west Of
was blown to atoms, and three employees John
Gill, Lawrence ionSrn and Henry Scott, were
killed. The remains Of the latter have not
yet been found. The cause OF the explosion is
nuknOwn
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Comrade HUNS Burial.

MARENGo, April Especial - Comrade
William A. Huff was buried here Sunday. A
large concourse of friends followed his remains
TO the grave. lie was born in Tennessee and
lived there until the war began. The father
and brotherwere murdered aud heremander
Of the family escaped. Mr.. HUFF formed "A
union company and went through the war,
after which he and some of his family came To
this county To live \ brother and a brother
in-iaw went back 70 Tennessee and were muir
dered. Last summer Mr. Huff visited his old
home, but was attacked with hcmorrage of the
lungs. lie returned here and died lasi week.
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4 Non-PoIiticaT g. A. II. Post.

MuyCIE, April ESPECIAL. IAN honest, en-.
ergetic effort was made here TO start new G.
\. r. post that would be free from the intrigues
OF certain republicans who were determined to
run the old post for partisan purposes. A
petition sent to a. ID. Nanosdal, the depart
meut commander, with $40 enclosed. The APP
plication was refused and the $40 retained by
the commander. The old post viii probably
die. Those who obtained transfers from it TO
organize new post have registered solemn
vow that they will never enter its ranks again.
An independent non-poltical q. A. X. post will
be organized here In the meantime the hope
is expressed that the SO Will be returned.
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trated in this city occurred Saturday night.
Frederick Klooz, a young German butcher
was waylaid near his gate by masked man
and fired AT twice. The first shot grazed his
face and the other took away the crown of his
hat II was fired from behind. and the pistol
was held almost against his head. He fell over
n rock just as the trigger was pulled, and that
saved his life. The assassin escaped. Mr..
Klooz has been burned out twice, presumably
by the man with the pistOl =.
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$40, eco settled 1t.

LoGANsPoET, April Especial The Fort
Wayne Jenny electric Hight company against
the Logansport Jenny electric light company
compromised their controversy yesterday by
paying William D0lan, manager $4,000 in cash.
Ar. Dolan retiring. 4 new company was or
gmzed with Victor Setter OF LoganSport man
GER, secretary and treasurer, who will have full
c large of the plant, which will be oyerhauled
and new machines applied.
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A Narrow Escane.

FoET WAYNE, April 9. Special. Mrs.
Judge Allen ZOllass,, wife OF Judge collars OF
the supreme court, and her daughter, while
driving behind = spifite,t horse, which took
frighf and ran away, h:i,ia parraw escape from
death. Mrs. collars was Girown from the car
riage aud received severe coptusion OF the
forehead. Miss zollars escaped uninjured.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
Nieasles nn the Wnhnsh.

TEREE HArTE, April 9.-The Wabash valley
is having an epidemic Of measles. In this city
tie number Of new eases has averaged twenty
fl e a day for two weeks. In many of the small
to yns near here in Illinois and in this state the
schools have been more or less closed since the
fir,'t of the year, and in the little town of Yer
million, in Edgar county, Illinois, there have
been fifteen deaths. In Charlottesville, Ind,
there were over eight hundred eases in the
month of March
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$3.50 for aLife.

FORT WAYSE, April 9--The jury IN the ease
OF Jacob Wolcorn, administrator OF the estate
OF Andrew Bolander the Baltimore d Ohio
railroad company, asking for $4,000 for killing
Andrew B0lander az Garrett, Ind, while cross
ing the track, returned y verdict this morning
awarding the lI!aiiItin - 2j0.--
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
Cannot aspect Too Much.

She latter the theaterE-'T see that straw
berries are ON the bill of fare, George"
File Enormously l-"Yes; but they are very sour
at this season OF the year."
She--''0f course but think will take a
few, even if they are sour. One cannot expect
Strawberries 10 be at their best in March, you
know"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
A suit for 10000.

LAFAYETTE, April Especial Charles
RI. Hart, an empIoye Of the Lafayette car
sorks, has sued the Louisville, New Albany &
Chicago railway for $1,000 damages for per-
lonsd Injury. While unloading a ear Of lum-
her on siding apassing Monon car jumped
ne track and struck the lumber. The lumber
sas thrown against him, in ficting severe and
permanent injuries, &c alleges.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11

For three weeks | was suffering from
severe cold in the head and pain in the tenn
pies without finding any relief, until Ely's
Cream Balm was recommended 10 me. After
only six applca i ms of the Balm every trace
OF my cold was removed.--llenry c. Clark, LIST
Division, New York Appraisers Office.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
Lightning KiiIe .-wo Horses.

RENSSELAER,, April Especial J. While
narrowing in the garden this afternoon the
lightning struck the team Of Webb Reeves,
killing both horses instantly, aud rendering
him unconscious for some time. He is a very
Tor his relief
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
An old Settler Passes Away.

EUsHyILLE, April 4.-ISpecial = Samson
Cassidy, age d ninety-two years, and veteran
Of the war of 1912, died in this township hast
Saturday, after lingering illness, and was
buried here to-day
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11

It's well known fact that Ponds Extract
is used aud recommended by more diStin-
gushcd people than any preparation rem
edy extant. For sore throat, stiff neck, sores,
ulcers. piles, frost bites &C., Ponds Extract is
in valuable. Avoid limitations
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
The Prisoner Gets Away.

GHEENCAsTLE, April Especial. l--Oficer
Meeks of Owen county, was passing through
here yesterday with VIM Bennett of Danville.
ILL.,, whom he had arrested on charge of crimi-
nal seduction, and while waiting at the depot
Tor train the prisoner escaped.
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Escaped Arre.t br sulcide.

AURORA, April 4.-lSpeea.l John Ne.
Mahon OF Sparta was wanted here in court
Monday, to answer for an assault. A constable
went to hunt him aud found him near his
home hanging TO tree, dead.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
Three Houses Demolished.

RUsHygLLE, April 6.--lSp ecial. Last night
a cyclone struck the eastern part of Rush
county, blowing down the houses of George
Harold, r. Frazee aud George w. Ellsworth.
A schO0l-house and a number of barns were
also leveled. The loss 70 timber and fencing is
enormous. No lives lost.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
A YiIInInons Foreman.

EVANSVILLE, April S. - [Special1 j. T.
Smith, foreman Of the Evansville cotton mills,
has suddenly disappeared. IL is alleged that
he accomplished the ruin of not less than six
girls in the factory. lie is a married man and
has always borne good reputation.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
INC Chnmnion shot Issues a ChnIlcnge.

LAFAYETTE, April Especial. William
Graham, the champion English shot, who is
the guest Of Fred Erb here, issues a public
challenge TO shoot live-bird match with Miss
Annie Oakley, Little Sure Shot of the Buff
falo Bill Wild West combination. lie offers to
shoot any number of birds and for any amount,
handling his gun with one hand.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11

You don't know how much better you will
feel if you take Hoods Sarsaparlia. 1t will
overcome that tired feeling, purify your blood,
gives you good appetite. and makes yon
bright active and strong. Be sure TO get
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Sold by druggists.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
Republicans Nominate.

NORTH VERNON, April o.-[Special. THE
republicans here have made the following noni-
nations: For mayor, Walter s. Prather:
marshal, Lowell Whitmore; treasurer, Joseph
H. passmore; clerk, Lloyd Hudson.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
Soldiers Monument Injured.

LOGANsPoRT, April Especial. During
the thunderstorm last evening the $1,000
soldiers monument in Mt. Hope cemetery was
struck by lightning SCATTERING the stone flag
staff OF the color-oearer at the top of the shalt
eighty feet high. The sexton and his family
were shocked. 100 yards distant.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
The Gresham Harrison Fight.

HUNTINGTON, April Especial After
bitter fight the republican county convention
elected delegates TO the national convention.
The delegates are Tor Harrison, except three
for Gresham
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ssRouch on Rats, Did IL.

MUSclE, April Especial. Tuesday night
young farmer named Meeker, living ten miles
east of here, committed suicide BY taking
Rough on Rats" Inability 10 meet his obli-
cations is supposed to be the cause Of the self
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
Johnston Democratic Ticket.

FRANKLIN, April s.-lSpecial. The follow
ing ticket, which gives universal satisfaction,
was nominated yesterday by the democracy of
l.. White; for treasurer, James NJ Jacobs; for
sheriff Preston Maiden; for commissioner
second district, Strather Herod; for commits
sioner, third district James Collins; for county
surveyor, Benjamin Il. Ransdell, and for cor
oner DIR. James T. Jones.
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BADLY Burned by Lightning.

LAFAYETTE, April 4. - ISpecial.l = VIII
Wright and Miss Elva Smith, residing twelve
miles south Of here, were caught in the heavy
electrical storm Sunday night while returning
from church. \ bright flash of lightning rem
dercd them insensiblc, and when, half an hour
later, they regained Consciousness they found
their horse lying dead in the road and the buggy
twisted out OF shape. They were both badly
burned
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
Acanittcd of Fnrcerr.

LoG4NsPoRT, April Q. Especial. THE case
Of George Liable, arrested Saturday charged
with forging the name OF Gus Burgman to n
note upon complaint of George II. Forgy, was
dismissed to-day. Liable left at once Tor Fort
Wayne.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
House -esfroyed Dy lightning

house occupied by Martin Wilson. six miles
south of here, struck by lightning last
night and destroyed, with all its contents. No
one seriously hurt. Loss 5000; insurance,
$3.50 in the Continental
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Minor state LIENS.

William Drake. aged seventy-thrcc died In Colum-
bus Tuesday.
NJ Henshom, Wayne county farmer, fell from
his wagon Wednesday evening and broke his neck.
The twenty-ninth annual fair of tho Boone county
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CoNNERSvILLE, April Especial last
night heavy rain storm with hail visited this
city, while n tornado swept through narrow
strip of country running northeasterly two or
three miles south. The wind unro0ied house
and barn Richard Williams farm, barn
and carriage house ON Otho MeCarty's farm,
some buildings on O. p. Grifiith's farm, and
also the barn on the Beck farm. ". A. Han
sons place is almost entirely bereft of fencing,
rs are nearly all the farms in the track of the
storm for three or four miles. Much valuable
timber was also blown down on the Griffith
land This is the second time within three
years that that place has been destroyed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
A aRlJTAl OUTRAGE
John Brannon Makes Very Narrow Es-
cape From Being Lynched.

AURORA, April 4-[special. John Brannon
has escaped lynching here by being removed
in time to the Lawrenceburg jail. At ball
here, Monday night, among the guests were
Brannon and o Miss Carrie Metzeger. The
twain left the ball rather early, though late at
night, and proceeded through the city and up
toward the young lady's home in Dutch Hol-
low. 4 sister-iplaw Of Miss Metzeger, accom-
panied by her husband, leaving the ball later,
had almost reached their home in the same
vicinity, when she was attracted by cries Of
distress on the opposite side of the street, and
Fastening 10 the source OF the sounds found her
unfortunate sister in the clutches OF Rannon,
who, having evidently accomplished his base
purposes, was wrestling n ring from the young
lady's hand. Brannon escaped, but was after
ward arrested, charged with criminal Outrage.
The brutality of the assault was almost too
much for the young lady, but quoting rene
dies and careful attention will restore her. The
young lady bears unblemished reputation
and She has the synpathies of the entire COM
munity
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Republican Illegal Voting.

GwYNNEvILLE, April Especial. Edgar
Elliott was arrested Today for illegal voting.
lie had not been in the township the required
thirty days. The republican trustee.elect swore
in his vote The latter will probably have
some trouble about the matter also.
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BnUc1,vfLLfs1Aprn J6.--sSpecial. IA son Of
Israel xikoi,. dfleSfi sears old, was standing in
the doorway OF his fathers house last night
when b. was instantly Killed By the lightning.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
Endorsed Clevelnnd nnd Graz.

BooNvILLE, April s.-[Speeial.l- THE War
rick county democracy met in mass-conyenton
yesterday at Boonville and appointed delegates
10 the state congressional aud judicial conven-
tons. The delegates 10 the state convention
were not instructed. The delegates TO the con-
gressional convention were instructed To east
the vote of Warick county as a unit for the
Hon. VIM +. Parrot OF Evansville. The dele
gates to the judicial convention were instructed
Tor the Hon. q. l. Rcnhard for judge and for
e. III. llazen of Boonyille, for prosecuting at
torney. The courthouse was crowded with
democrats, and the meeting was enthusiastic
and harmonious.
The convention passed resolutions strongly
endorsing President Clevela nd and his admin
istration, also a resolution endorsing Gov
Isaac p. Gray and his administration, and
heartily recommending him for vice-president
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-04-11
CARRYING AND LIFTING.

A ccording to
strength and build
n man can carry
from 80 to so
pou n d Is; an ele-
plant from 1900
TO 1000; a horse
will carry $50 to
500 pounds; q
d nkey 175 to
200; q mule, when
il suits him. $50 to
500. A horse can
usually draw seven
times as much rs
he can carry. A
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An Attempted Assassination.

LAFAYETTE, AnriI Especial. THE .riost
.endish attempt 10 end human lie ever rerpe-
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southern indiana Presbyterions.

JEFFERsoSvILLE, April Especial. THE
presbytery of New Albany has adjourned The
Rev. W. o. Goodloe of Seymour was modera-
tor. Thirteen counties in Southern Indiana
and over fifty churches were represented. Res
olutons i'm relation to the recent death CT Elder
j. H., McCampbell of Jacksonville were
adopted. On the call OF the churches the Rev.
W. l.. Austin said:
ask the presbytery 10 dissolve the pastoral rela-
ton between myself aud the Second presbyterian
church Of New Albany. My salary has not been
paid, and on account OF come unfriendly relations
between members of the church and myself, under
stand they do not intend to pay aud do not desire
my services any longer as pastor OF the church. /
wish 10 have my resignation take effect May 1.
The Second church was cited 10 appear before
an adjourned meeting of the presbytery at
North Vernon April Il and show cause why
il has not paid its pastor The next session OF
the pFesbytery will be held at Seymour Oct. 3
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THE INGUnRBLE
GuREnR

~SeeA4~B 80 ~
uorKrssvrLtz, KY. Feb. ~ ISL.
Gentiemeu-S-ven yrars aEo a deyels ,
rpess on my no 2 from inner la scratch.
ltTled q few SIMPLE remedies. bat the sore
FER sever en-: years. Many thoeshsI had sss.,
Ger over a year 5gO commenced taxing
s. 5 s., aud Two dozen bottles entirely cUIed
me, Whom ! began yiih sNiir Speciae l
drag about. After had hlished the coarze -,
q s 5; l was strong aud pneyant alia
Raa sn Cine Tor Iss n wssk, den
cate htaith-.. It is a hoaseA u Taedie.ns
tk MIS- X. w. WIscI. 3
syAETA.-r5Ro. S. G., April 2. 1sSs. sss
cen an zen Isf IssS . hays a
been growing woTfe ira many physfians .
nThom ! hsd consulted were unable e % t,
using 5. q 3. XtIsrst it tndsilsd the sire.
ana II became more virulsnt iftn ever; %
hat should les1eotr the iae'einc. Irr.s
Ssted IN usias tlie ;. s :; A. re eH,a q I'VE
lug that ne evil was out OF lag cqnsiitutlco,
left o., the medicine; tat in Noremser
appeared. l az once began SsSih "a = 3 s, -
aud row that Is also disa2i eSr.ng. 1 b2ys -
Fo@1 than All 10 Doctors ara otIvr nedS
cinea ever '0Ok- Yours 'AsliKs. s..ruA 49,
vrs7oS, y. C., AprIl 4, ISL
csntlemen-1wo or tilrec years $50 can.
cute iarSe. On Il Tscrs On me. ana my eesersl
health was very peer Last SePssiaeer A. p
fekau a OouIEt OF ~. MltNn = AafANnA..
tiiued 20 the present time With tho nappies5
result. The cancer has entirely dlsaDpeSrs1,
there being evidence or SYMPTOM OF ~
cancerOus character left Ny general health
g. good now, ana my appetite better thanis
has been IN years. 1 am 50 years old. and
toSAy ara wSrins In me zee i, pla az
Oentlemcn-I had a sore or ny upperiI3
for eight years ScFen different doctors at
tempted in vain 70 heal It. one gave me .
9n4all Vial for five dollars, Will h was cor
tain cure" Ii Is needless 10 say that Il did
me no good. AboVt two years ago JecafnS
quite uneasy, ss people Thought hnd car
Ger, and took course or tichteen Oottle9
OF s. s. 3. the result has been q comptet9
cure. The ulcer. or cancer healed beautnui-
ly. leaving scarcely percoptlble scar From
that day IhAve B-en IA excellent health, tno
Specific having purified my blood thorough
H., increased niy appetite and perfecteo my
digestion. n w0rd, Z feel Ike new
woman. and best OF all, the eight year ulcoc
Is gone entirely. Your sincerfly,
Mas w. p. CANSoz.
Trenton, Todd Co. Ky, Fob =, 1881.
Treatise on Baof md Ssin Diseases mailed
Zee. IuE SwiFg SPECIFIC Co,
drawer :. = .i2ltG, Ca
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S Pc ClFEC S .
FISANcIAL.

MONEY 70 loan on farms the lowest market rate;
III privileges for repayment before due. We also
buy municipal bonds Thomas G. Dsy 4 Co., u f
Asrket-st.. Indianapolis.