Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-05
Children's suits al Rates for S,.ss,

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No. screen doors.
No. lard oil, 40 cents gallon,
at DIR. Cloughly's drug store.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at $I4
and 5000 per thousand feet.
Children's Mikado, Norfolk and
other novelties in suits at Rates.
Eldorado engine oil so cents per
gallon, at DR.. Cloughly's drug store.
Call AMI see the Beck hay-loader
and Fleming hay-stacker at Jones,
Dickey & Cos.
Remember that DR.. Cloughly
sells extra u. s." machine oil at
70 cents per gallon.
c. II. Cross has added to his large
stock of agricultural implements a
full line of Singer sewing machines.
DR.. L. NJ. Crawford, Dentist, first
door east OF Walker House, up
stairs. If
Clarence, the little son of Sylves-
ter AIRY, has been suffering with
quinsy tor several days.
Albert Tharnish came up from
Atlantic Monday, called here by
the dangerous illness of his mother.
No. screen doors, substan.
tally made and well finished, for
$i.4o each, at Charles Stuart &
Sons.
Seth Clifford started Monday on
the return to his home at Oelrich,
Dakota. He speaks in high praise
of that country.
Luther McNutt, of Bear Grove,
is the proud father of girl, whose
advent in this world Of joys and sor-
rows was of recent date.
II. w. Hanna's little daughter
was quite sick the first of the week
undergoing the general illness Incl,
dent to the first trials of the race
teething>
L. J. Freeman has been confined
to bis home since Saturday by i'll.
ness. To-day he is feeling much
stronger, and expects to soon be able
to resume his duties.
Mrs. Joseph Tharnish has beer
very sick at her home in this city tol
over week, and at times hopes OF
her recovery have been abandoned
She is somewhat improved today.
p. {. Book has sold his good will
in the dray business to Ledyard &
Co., so that the latter firm have the
handling of goods entrusted to the
care of the American Express
Company.
Scott Graham has been severely
afflicted with asthma of late and ha
been obliged to give up his position
with Ledyard & Co. Mr.. Charlie
Scott has taken his place on thu
transfer wagon.
The premium list is out for thu
! fourth annual exhibition of the Man
ming Fair Association. The bool
is from the News printing house
and IS a very creditable job. Date
for the tair are Sept. 18th to I7tt
inclusive.
E. Z. Post, the venerable father o
Mrs. E. B. Cousins, has been in I
q critical condition Of general i'll health
since his arrival here some three
weeks ago, but is now improving
s rapidly, and will soon be able to en-
d Joy the anticipated pleasures of tn
:, visit.
Cora Brown gives due notice il
the Atlantic papers that she will APP
ply to Governor Larrabee for tn
pardon of Grant Brown, now serv
:, ing three years term in the For
Madison penitentiary, on the charg
q of assault with intent to commi
murder.
Mrs. J. M. McKarahan, who wa
y called to Iowa City by the sicknes
of her mother, writes that no hope
are entertained of her recovery. A
internal cancer battles physicians
- skill and will undoubtedly prove ia
tai. This is indeed sad news to tn
many Audubon friends of that est
mable lady.
is John Gray has bought of job
is OFT eighty acres adjoining his far:
% IN Melville township. This make
Is Mr.. Gray fine farm of $40 acre
e. with many of the best improve
ments. We expect that Mr.. Ora
will soon sever his contract with tn
railway company and go to rev
%s in the vicissitudes and delights {
Ssrt, husbandry.
he he The normal institute will open
ut this city next Monday, Aug. 9tl
nd continuing to the 27th. Superb
7" tendent Willcutt will make specii
effort to make the institute "trair
ing school in the art of teaching.
Prot. G. |. Miller will instruct
IT physiology, history and primar
", numbers. Prof. w. II. Brinkerho