Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-03-25

having accompanied his brother onl.
to Des Moines.
Best Eureka and Polk count,
third vein coal at Stuart Il Son
for $3.50 per ton.
Buy the Barlow corn planter an,
Hayworth check rowers at Jones
Dickey Il Co.'S.
Before buying your new spring
carpet call on Russell & Son ant
see their new line.
Mrs. Emil Bilharz returned Satur
day evening from her visit to Senec;
and Chicago, Illinois.
Call on Jones & McKarahan ant
see the Victor iced grinder befor,
purchasing any other.
The largest stock of new wal
paper, borders, etc, in Audubon
county, at o. ]. Houston's.
Go to Jones, Dickey x Co.'S. tc
buy the best and cheapest nipple
ments in Audubon county.
Prot. George l. Miller went tc
Des Moines last Friday evening
returning Monday morning.
Miss Ellawene McDaniels, of AT
lantic, has been the guest Of Miss
Ella Stearns for several days.
Natty Hamlin, Of Extra township
has been in town this week with
business before the local courts.
Julian Phelps, Esq, Of Atlantic
was in Audubon portion of las,
week attending to law business.
Call and see A. II. Roberts &
Co.'S stock of wall paper borders III
large variety and elegant patterns
New spring goods are now being
received at
RUSSELL & Sons.
Henry Bilharz, Of Seneca, Illinois
is in town visiting his brothers
family and looking to his financial
interests.
Henry Rohorbeck is in Chicago
this week looking up the lumber
business, preparatory to replenishing
his stock.
Mrs. John Crane, of Extra, &C.
companied by Kittie, visited over
Sunday with her son w. A. Crane
and family.
Jones & McKarahan have full
line Of corn planters and check-row,
ers and are offering them for sale a,
very low figure.
Horace Bartlett manipulated the
lightning at the Rock Island depo,
in the absence of Charlie Rollins or
a visit to friends in Glidden.
William Cloughly took the North
Western train Tuesday evening
bound for Belle PLANE, where he
will buy car load of horses for tho
Audubon markets.
Mrs. l. Graham and Mrs. ii. Nj
Williams, OF Dennison, Crawford
county, are guests of the family o.
w. M. Graham. The former will
remain during the summer.
w. X. Neff has removed his fami
ly to Bayard, where he will engage
in business with his brother. +. p
Reese will till the Sharpnack farm
from which the former removed.
Just received at F. Ii. Fields: 9
large and fine line Of watches and
clocks. Eight.day and thirty-houl
clocks to be sold at lower price:
than ever granted here. Come and
see us.
Messrs. A. II. Roberts & Co. are
receiving their spring stock of wall
paper. A large variety of patterns
to select from. BE sure and call
and examine our stock before
purchasing.
Before Mr.. Smullen returned
home last week he sold his residence
property to b. g. Foreman, the
former occupant. 1t is pleasan,
place, and will be pleasanter to Mr..
Foreman because OF the transfer.
Thos. Rogers died at his home in
Oakfield Sunday, March sIst, aged
81 years. He was the father of Mrs.
John jenkins, of Brayton, and grand
father Of Mrs. l.. ID. Thomas, OF
Ross. His aged wife survives him.
c. II. Colson has decorated the
old Bee Hive store, in which Ben
Howald now carries the Wonder
Store stock, and is now ornamenting
the interior of Mr.. Howald's store
proper. Mr.. Colson is doing a fine
line of work and is receiving good
patronage. nor odt
Having SO successfully disposed 81
our last years ,stockI'of wall paper,
we have made no samples, Of the
same, and will only show you new
and attractive styles, all new goods.
Call and examine for yourselvs. Al
the Palace Drug Store of
Q. j. HoUsToN.