Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-11-04

Manning Tuesday.
Mrs. II. b. Herbert has returned
from, Fl. Collins, Colo.
Peter Hobert has the addition to
his house nearly completed.
! The Green Bay Lumber for hard
and soft coal. Best quality and low
prices.
| Rev. !. w. Bot, of Lewis, was
visiting among his former parishon-
crs here Tuesday.
Don't fail, when IN Audubon, to
call on r. Lenox & Co. for dry
| goods and millinery.
OUercOntS 0tyO,tr OlCB price
at B. f. HOlcnld'S.
DR.. H. a. Leininger, Dentist.
Office in rooms formerly occupied
by DR. Crawford. If.
Call and examine the Michigan
apples at Frank Gleason's before
making your purchases.
Remember the grand opening of
goods at Mrs. J.. M. Holmes millin-
cry parlors, Oct. IS, 80 and 80.
Remember r. Lenox & Co.'S. is
the place to go if you want home
made flannels, yarns and blankets.
For Hats and Caps 60 to
B. +. HOlCdld.
Services at Presbyterian church
next Sabbath morning and evening,
Subject in the evening, Marriages
and Morals.
Mrs. E. b. Cousins will start to.
morrow on visit to her parents and
friends at her old home at Clarence,
Cedar county.
! The ladies of the Womans Relief
Corps provided meals for the hungry
in one of the buildings south of the
square Tuesday.
When you rant o. good
Suit of Clothes 60 to B. f.
HOlUdld.
The knights of Pythias, Good
Templars and Knights of Labor
societies have rented the Odd Eel
lows Hall.
A party of young people of the
Good Templars lodge went to Extra
Friday night to visit the organiza-
ton at that place.
| J. w. Lancelot with about dozen
of his fellow townsmen came down
from Gray Saturday night to attend
the republican rally.
Before you buy your 1Ointer
Boots and Shoes 60 and see
3. 4, HO1CaJd
The family of T. c. Lundy
moved TO Manning, on Monday last.
Mr.. Lundy will move his store to
the new town of Manila, west OF
Manning.
Dir. c. NJ. Boone, Dentist. Office
over Elkhorn meat market. Calls
in the city promptly attended. The
! Doctor may be found in his office
b 9th day and night.
y. D. Graves will sell forty head
of stock at his farm on section 2,
Doug las township, on Wednesday,
Nov. ~ Terms credit of one
wear with interest at 10 per cent
from date. Free lunch.
When you come to AltdU-
bon to tr0,Ie don't fail to call
at B. r. HOtCaJd,S.
Tames Manahan will sell III head
of cattle, work horses, wagon, har-
ness, 10 acres OF corn and SIX tons OF
hav, at his farm on section 81, Leroy
township, today, at 1 o'clock p. m.
Sums over $40 credit of one year
without interest.
Harry Minor, whose condition
last week created some alarm on
account of his disease having the
appearance of diphtheria, is much
better. The disease proved to be
quinsy, from which the lad suffered
very much for about week.
A GooD DAYS WORKS.. F.
Garmire, of Lincoln township, husk-
ed sixty bushels of corn, drove twelve
miles to Audubon, joined THE RE-
PUBLICAN hosts and attended the rally
at court house last Friday. His corn
will average nearly: sixty bushels
per acre.
Buy your goods of B. +. Ho,vatd
and get q chance IN, the drawing
of q handsome canopy-top organ,
north $3.50. 100.
Frank Gleason has on hand a
large stock of Michigan apples di-
rect from the orchards, where they
were packed by parties in whom
Mr.. Gleason has the greatest conf
dence, and each barrel will be found
to contain a uniform quality of fruit
throughout. He is offering them at
the lowest figures possible. Call
and examine them before making
your purchases of winter apples.
II $3.50 organ to be Siuen array
by b. f. HOlCaJd Dec. 60, 1886.
Buy $500 north of goods and
you uOiLL get q ticket which uCiU
entitLe you to one chance.
Halloween was observed on both
Saturday and Sunday nights by
sportive genius of this place. Such
minor amusements as moving signs,
gates, vehicles, etc, were INDUCED
in, but some parties as yet unknown
perpetrated deeds for which the
occasion does not grant license.
They may yet be apprehended, when
they will be confronted by aggrieved
parties, armed with righteous indig-
nation and clubs.
Buy your Clothing and Uoats
at the Large Brick CLothineStore.
II. K. Hirons voted Tuesday
nao.,;,,or onJ hnarJeJ tho train