Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-04-29

Prices way down at Russell &
Sons.
| DR.. ID. G. Lass attended court a,
Carroll Tuesday.
Il James Cason went up to Manning,
rusticating, Friday.
Mrs. II. b. Herbert visited friends
at kirkman over Sunday.
Examine our new goods before
purchasing. Russell Il Son.
| Nj. Nichols, Esq, was solicitor
before the court ut Carroll Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff John Crane was
at the county capital consulting his
chief Tuesday.
NJ. +. Jenkins, of Extra township,
was doing business at the county
towr Saturday.
Call on T.. III. Cross and examine
his large stock of new goods. The
best in the market.
David 6. Srouie returned last
week from months business so.
journ at Scranton City.
Our goods were bought for cash
and we are selling them very cheap.
RUSSELL & Son.
Will Bailey has closed his barber
shop and returned to work in the
tonsorial parlors Of w. d. Black
wood.
{. III. Cross sells the Buckeye
Folding binder, Buckeye Low Down
binder and Buckeye and Akron
mowers.
Mrs. Douglas Hamlin of Extra
township is very low with consump.
ton, Little hope is entertained of
her recovery.
Miss Ida Rankin, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, has been the guest Of her
cousin, Mrs. A. f. Armstrong for
the past week.
The Carroll county grand jury
returned an .adictment against DR..
Weierhorse charged with stealing n
human skull from DR.. Cloughly's
drug store ut Manning.
II. =. Albert has discontinued his
Sentinel at Stuart, the subscription
list and good will being transferred
to the Locomotive. Mr.. Albert has
returned to Audubon with his print.
ing material, with what business in.
tentions we have not learned.
Albert Tharnish went to Atlantic
Tuesday morning, where he has
entered the employ of the jewelry
firm of Hill & O'Connell. Albert is
m industrious young man of exem.
plary habits, and will find friends
wherever he goes. Success.
A very heavy hail storm visited
Sharon township Thursday night.
Many window panes were broken
and stock hurriedly sought shelter
from the pelting pellets. Hail fell
in nearly every portion Of the county,
but the only quarter reporting dam
age is above named.
w. r. Cason sold his entire stock
Of dry goods to o. S. Baker & CO.,
yesterday. The principal of the new
firm is Mr.. Osborn Baker, well
known to the people OF Audubon.
He returned only yesterday from
four months sojourn in Kansas, and
the change is a surprise to all.
Monday was the most disagreed
bic day OF the season. The wind
blew fearful gale, scattering loose
shingles and laying dilapidated
fences low. The deck cresting on
John Reinemund's house was brok.
en- by the wind. There was slight
frost Tuesday morning, which did
very little damage.
Charlie Russell returned from the
Garden City Tuesday morning, and
the large stock of goods which he
ordered for the people is arriving
daily. Their store room has been
kalsomincd and put in ship shape for
the receipt Of the new stock. Call
on the Upper Broadway corner store
and see the nice selections.
A line from VIM. Cloughly, dat
ed at SanFrancisco, April 23d, states
that their party will arrive home to-
morrow. Their stay has been some
what shortened by the illness of Mr..
Cloughly's little daughter, who is in
the midst of a siege Of whooping
cough. Otherwise their journey has
been one Of rare enjoyment.
DR.. J. F. Cloughly ordered while
on his recent visit to Chicago one of
the largest and best stocks of wall
paper and ceiling decorations ever
brought to Audubon county. Ev-
eryonc who is contemplating interior
improvements Of their dwelling
should call at the brick store and ex-
anime the elegant and extensive stock
there displayed. The prices of wall
paper and decorations have been
greatly reduced from former years
so that now nothing is SO economical
for wall finish as a good quality of
paper. The designs for ceiling dec
orations are much in favor and have
largely taken the place OF kalsomine
and other materials. MIR. Colson
assisted the Doctor in the selection
of the stock from one of Chicago's
best houses, which is assurance that
the designs and patterns are the most
artistic. Call and inspect the stock
before purchasing.
DIED.
AT his late residence OIL Church
street, Wednesday morning, April