Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-03-18
Douglas Hamlin, of Extra town

the marke, at Jones, Dickey & Co..
A few secondhand cook stoves
for sale at bargain at ones 4
Mckarahan's
Major Grafton and family have
returned to Audubon after several
weeks absence.
Sheriff Mallory enjoyed a visit the
first OF the week from his brother
George, of Anita.
Best Eureka and Polk county
third vein coal at Stuart & Sons
for $3.50 per ton.
Mrs. Dismore, OF Oakfeld, rs in
the city visiting with her daughter,
MIR. o. ]. Houston.
Russell & Son have added a hand
some line OF carpets and rugs to
their dry goods stock.
Mr.. lohn Beason returned last
evening from a two weeks visit with
relatives at Lincoln, Ill.
Go to Jones, Diekey & Cos. to
buy the best and cheapest imple-
ments in Audubon county.
Theo. Palmer of the Manning
Meas was in town Monday, and
made this office pleasant call.
S. f. Donaldson OF Gray was in
town Tuesday night and went to
Atlantic yesterday on business.
Miss Ella Stearns spent the latter
part OF last week in Atlantic, the
guest Of Mrs. John Mechanics.
New goods New goods just
opened at
RUSSELL & Sons.
Call and see A. III. Roberts q
Cos stock Of wall paper borders in
large variety and elegant patterns.
New spring goods are now being
received at
RUSSELL & Sons.
Robert Smith and family, OF
Cameron township, will remove next
week to Marathon, Beuna Vista
county.
Surveyor Wattles returned yester'
day from Oakfield township, where
he had been performing official
duties.
l.. ]. Hilton, of Fort Collins, Col
orado, visited his relatives at Brayton
over Sunday. He is enroute to
Canada.
Jones & McKarahan are closing
out their full line OF stirring plows,
cultivators, seeders and harrows at
ACTUAL COST.
Jones & McKarahan have q full
line of corn planters and check-row :
ers and are offering them for sale at
very low figure.
Arthur Sanborn of Manning has
been catering to the public needs
from behind the counter OF DIR.
Cloughly's drug store.
Mrs. w. Nj. Graham returned
last night from West Side, accom-
panied by Jennie Knowles, who will
remain during the summer.
George Guide went to Atlantic
yesterday. From there he expects
to accompany his brother, who is
going to Denmark, as far as Chica-
go.
Will Stuart's baby, which was
recently SO sick with fever that its
little life was despaired of, has
SO far recovered as to be out of
danger.
G. b. Russell circulated a paper
last week soliciting subscriptions to
fund tor the relief of Chas. Stock
ing, ST. Nearly $35 was the
amount collected.
Horace Bartlett has returned from
his winter sojourn in Colorado to his
home in Brayton, and visited his
Audubon friends Tuesday. He is
improved in health.
Frank White, recently Of Atlantic,
formerly of Cheyenne, Wyoming
Territory, has entered the employ
of w. d. Blackwood at the Old
Pioneer barber shop.
w. S. Claussen has moved his
family to the II T.. Paul house,
where he will leave them while he
is travelling in the interests of Hi
Mendenhall's hog trough.
Tom Mussen, wife and son started
Monday for Dakota. Mrs. M. and
Johnnie will remain there to con-
duct the farm, but Mr.. M. will re-
turn to remain few weeks.
Curt Moore assisted Treasurer
Stotts IN his official duties the first of
the week. Mr.. Moore is cultivating
the airs of a county official, but will
not surrender his republican princi-
Piles.
James Willox, a prominent grain
dealer of Extra, is on our streets to-
day and bought John Grigg's roam
pony. The pony will have to be re-
constructed for the grain buyers
use.
Charles Herwick returned Tues