Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-03-18

meat lower than ever.
Carpets and Rugs at
RUSSELL & Sons.
Jones Il McKarahan are selling
. good lumber wagon for $500.
Carpets and rugs at
RUSSELL q Sons.
Call on Prather Brothers when
in want of a good steak Mt lower
prices than ever.
Go to Prather Brothers and get
the best meat in town. AT a
wonderful low price.
Carpets! Carp cts, right from the
manufactures just received at
RUSSELL & Sons.
Mr.. johnson, the representative of
the Green Bay lumber company at
Guthrie Center, was in town today.
Jones, Dickey & Co. are offering
their improved power feed grinders
and shelters at greatly reduced prices
Charles Stuart & Son have placed
neat wicker-work railing on the
counters of their office. 1t is a great
convenience to the clerks in the
transaction OF business with patrons.
1t is also very ornamental.
All parties for whom / have be-
gun work which is not yet COM
pleted are requested to have the
same completed by the first OF May,
and all accounts must be settled by
that time, as / intend to locate else
where. ]. II. LOWE,
Dentist.
Mr.. N. F. Spear moved his house
hold goods to Audubon on Tuesday.
The people of Audubon will find
in Mr.. Spear and his family excel
lent citizens. Mrs. Spear and
children will visit friends at Earling
several weeks before their final
departure for the new home
Manning Monitor. Mr.. Spear is
in the employ of Seth Paine.
Farm For Sale.
A choice stock farm of 800 acres, well
fenced and watered, with large house
and barn and other Improvements in pro-
portion. 1t also has fine young orchard
which bore considerable fruit last season.
II is one Of the very best prairie farms in
Audubon county, and is only Az miles
from two good markets. For sale very
cheap. Any one wishing to buy said
farm, can learn the terms by applying at
this office.
Closing Out At Cost to Quit Bust
ness.
Having determined to retire from
business l will close out my entire
stock of Millinery Goods, Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots ALL Shoes
at ACTUAL FIRST COST. This is 10
humbug, but an actual fact. But /
will not sell these goods on time. l
must have the cash, and those who
have accounts with me will please
take notice that if they don't call and
settle at once | will make them costs.
w. T. CAsoN.
nxo.I-@1r;.r Cl,,,.l
Sunday, March 2lst. Morning
theme, "The Egypt in u.s." A po-
lemical sermon. Evening at 1890
o'clock, song service IS minutes.
Rev. Bartlett will then deliver his
address on "The Relation of Free
Masonry to Human Progress"
This address has drawn hot-fire and
been the subject of wide comment
in several states of the Union and
much publication. All Master Ma
sons in the county OF Audubon are
cordially invited to be present, and
seats will be specially reserved.
Read, Consider and Obey.
"Come unto me, all ye that labor
and are heavy laden, and | will give
you rest"
"For my yoke is easy and my
burden is light"
"Thou shalt not lend upon usury
to thy brother"
FARMERS, why will you pay 2
per cent month for money when
you can obtain it for 6, 7 and s per
cent per annum from
ANDREWS & WALKER,
3-II.4w Audubon, Iowa.
Mr.. r. l.. Barnes came down from
Vail Saturday night enroute to
Anita. He hired a team and driver
from Tharnish Brothers livery and
proceeded on his way to Anita, ar
irving there at q o'clock SUM-
day morning. On arrival there he
was taken in tow by local officials
who congratulated themselves or
having captured one of the Rock
/ Island express robbersand murderers
, Mr., Barnes was obliged to prove hi
identity by friends before The aler
{ officers would release him. Onl,
his un.imely arrival made him
subject OF suspicion.