Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 December 1898 — Page 10
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Your Horse's Christmas Stocking
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of blankets, harness, saddles, etc. A shabby harness makes a $500 "flyer" look like a $40 "plug." For $15 we will sell you a stylish trotting harness that will add $100 to your horse'g looks. Fur lap robes $3. Plush robes for $2 and $3 worth $5. Blankets of all kinds from 75c to $5. Call and see our all-wool blankets.
B. L. Ornbaun's
HARNESS STORE.
The question uf sweets fer Christmas is now a topic of earnest consideration. Let's put an end to the question. As we did last year, we offer again, the choictsl candies to-nioirow at 15c per lb each pound packed in a beautifully enamelled box. Last year ou Saturday we sold almost 500 of these boxes we'll sell more this year. Tons of sweetness! Palate tickling, toothsome fancies, chocolate creams, vanilla dips, cocoanut cream.v, orange bon bons in neat and delicate shapes. Come in and look at them.
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I50 good standard cloth bound books this week at 12*^c. 200 children's books, highly colored backs, this week at 5c Finer ones at 15c, 25c and 29c. Bibles, leather bound, complete with maps, illustration helps and full concordance, large size, 98c. Indexed, complete, $1.25.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
BALHINCH.
Sam Cash was in BalhiDch Sunday. Dan Keller hauls wood to town every day.
Isaac Jones was in Balhinch last week. Mrs. McDaniel's father is better at this time.
Mrs. Sarah M. Galey is not any bet-
William Grubb had a tine mare to die Blackwell s. last week lie had been ottered §2X) for her.
Brack Cash and James Galey sold their hogs last week to Lawrence & Buseobark of New Market.
We saw the Eltndale scribe in the city la6t Saturday looking hale and hearty. He grew up in Balhinch and that's what makes him so good looking.
If Polly Pacer is starving to get married she can be accommdated if she will call on some of the young bloods in Balhinch for they want to marry and all Polly will have to do will be to let them know she is in the market and she can have her choice out of a hundred and don't forget it. See!
HOG HEAVEN.
Now Alice, if you don't want that baby, I'll take it. Frank Stout and wife joined the church last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Snyder are very happy—a girl at last. Rev. A. M. Snyder, of Danville, 111., preached Monday night.
Lon Fisher, of Rossville, is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Williard Paine. Bert Breaks and wife are happy—girl —150 pounder—Florence Boraker.
Robert Troutman and wife, of Longview, were out Sunday to spend the day with old Sanday.
A number of the church folks, including the preacher, ate dinner at Alcano's last Sunday.
Ella Goliday, Ona Grandstaff and some town girls were the jolly guests of Ade and Art Duncan last Sunday.
The.v say the finest sermon of the revival was preached ou last Sunday night. It was a thistorical discourse by Rev. Mater.
The preacher gave some good advise to those nasty tobacco chewera on Wednesday night of last week. lie told them to place their cuds on chips and lsave them 011 the outside. He would guarantee that nothing would molest them.
On Friday of last week, a turkey hen was discovered in Ira Couger's woods, setting on thirteen turkey eggs, tive of which were frozen. Some folks may not believe Jjtbis statement, but Ira Couger |and George Smith vouch for its truthfullnees.
How about that fox that haB been stealing my chickens, did you say? Why, it turned out to be a skunk. The trap seized him by OBe of the forelegs. Gee whiz, but he was mad, and when I approached him he commenced to tight me. 1 left the scene mighty quick, steeped in reminiscences war ranted not to fade.
POLLY PACER,
LINDEN.
Mrs. Samud Johnson is still poorly. The late rains have helped the looks of wheat. S4
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Clyde Halstead, late of this place, has located in Frankfort. Allie Nickol has moved into bis new houes north of town.
There being no school the teachers can take a visit or go to their homes. Mrs. Daisy Freley, Miss Grace White, Sam Newkirk and J. S. Bennett sang
at the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Prank No: man's baby. The township trustee has moved his office into iuC 5lore room of 0. R. Browning.
Miss Mellie Mason, -while returning from church last week, fell from a bridge and sustained a broken leg.
We cannot close this letter without saying that the good people of Pleasant Hid cannot he beaten when it comes to getting up a good dinner.
The schools here were closet nately Monday on account of
ter at this time. Cady Lewellen thinks he will strike posed case of diphtheria which gas at the Gilliland school house I the death ol a
Dr. J. F. Allen is on the sick list this week. having trouble
Sain Gil key his throat.
Mr. Swank is a nice man, and we are glad he has eucceeded with his store at Elmdale.
Mr. Hoots it is a nice thing to be a Sunday school teacher. Keep on in the good work.
There ie some talk of the Christian church people buildihg a new church this season.
Carrie Owsley, who was taken to the feeble minded school, is said to be getting better.
Ihos. Sinjms is talking of moving back to Wingate. Come on, Tom, you are welcome.
Everybody is 111 favor of the new road running into town except a few, they should be.
Mr. Wilson, our hack man, comes to town twice a week. He is all tight and a good horse trader.
A1 Utterback was in town this week and purchased four wheels and said he was going to make himself and wife a bicycle.
Now Mr. Elmdale as we can not come up at present will say for you to come down and we will go over to Joe's and have a time.
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Not much sickness. Born to Jesse Martin abd wife- a girl.
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James Wa'necott has been quite sick this week.
Ilal Martin, of Craw rordsvillc. v. here this week. It is reported that c-iril« will bn out for a wedding soon.
May Ross hasbeen visiting in White county for three weeks. Marks D. Bowers and Miss Viney Dazey were married on the 21st.
Dr. Swank has moved to Crawfordsville where he will practice medicine. Several farmers are done husking corn and report wheat looking bad.
The people at the M. E. church had a good time at the dedication of their church.
Charley Daaey was present at the marriage of Uncle Thos. Doran's granddaughter. fie says he had a nice time and that there were about three hundred people present.
Now, Elmdale, we did not want to in suit you by wanting to know what had become of a few of the boys, but a "coon" is always ready for a fight. We were sorry to hear that Ben Swank had bursted his "btler."
STATE NEWS.
The Richmond city attorney holds that the city has no right to tax telegraph poles.
The chorus of the Broadway High School, of Madison, will attend the meeting of the State Teachers' Association at Indianapolis.
The jury at Marion quickly found George Mouser, attorney, not guilty of attempted blackmail, the defense introducing but three witnesses,
Joshua Null, a pioneer of Delaware county, two weeks ago scratched his
hand on a nail. Blood poison developed and his death occurred. The libel suit brought by Commissioners VanCleve and Cheever, of Jennings county, against C. P. Butler, editor of the North Vernon Sun, has been dismissed at plaintiffs' cost.
William. Koopman, of Terre Haute, who defrauded a number of outside firms, operating under the name of the Terre Haute Mill Supply Company, was arrested before he succeeded in leaving the city K'V
Mrs. William Fore, of Daviess county, is suing Mrs. Delilah Fore, her mother-in-law, and John F. Fore, a brother-in-law, claiming S"),000 damages and alleg. ing that they alienated her husband's affections.
To Porto Rico.
A Washington special ways: "Representative Lnndis, wife and son leave to-morrow for Porto Rico. They will be accompanied by representative Laeey and daughter and representative Pierce, of Missouri.
Sheriff Miller, of Fountain, was in the city Wednesday. Special prices in prize pictures. The Willis Gallery.
THE MARKETS.
Wheat C~ Go. -7 Oats 21 '22 Rye JO Hay, baled 5 6 00 Clover Seed 3 00 4 00 Chickens, young
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Turkeys 08 Eggs 16 Potatoes, new 45 Butter j: 11
See the $3 prize pictures at Willis Gallery.
Engine House
GROCERY. Ed. Brewer, Prop.
This popular old grocery stand is now under entirely new management and will be run on strictly first class lines. The very best goods will be sold at
Living Prices.
We solicit a share of your patronage. Country Produce wanted.
1 Couches, Sideboards, Carpets 1
ZACK MAHORNEY CO,
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We Have Rockers From
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Bedroom Suits, Book Oases, China Closets, Rugp
All go to make a home attractive and will be appreciated. Do not put your Christmas off lo the last day. Do not fail to look th ougli our Bargain Counters for Glassware. Tinware, etc.
Here's Our Air Tight Heater
The most complete, finest and best improved stove ever put upon the market. Large front door with smoke curtain, also top feed, shaking draw center grate, cast-iron top and bottom, heavy cast-iron linings, large ash pan. A number one stove that holds lire at a low price. Qou will be astonished to get such a fine stove for so little money.
We have a number of testimonials giving this stove the greatest recommendation of any stove that was ever put on the market. We are headquarters for
Groceries, Grates, Mantles Furnaces.
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