Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-05-27

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Tuesday.
II. B. Herbert returned from Chi.
cago today.
Miss Jessie Fox is visiting friends
at Griswold, Cass county.
No. board at $3.50 per thous.
and feet at Stuart x Sons.
See the Weir plows and cultiva-
tors at Jones, Dickey & Cos.
DIR. Nj. Rendleman has been APP
pointed Health Commissioner.
Jones Il McKarahan are selling
. good lumber wagon for $500.
George Smith of Sioux City, is
the guest of Auditor Rendleman.
a. ]. Needles has fitted up his
premises on Washington street very
Hastily.
Call at Jones, Dickey & Co.'S. and
see the Deering and Empire binders
and mowers.
A few secondhand cook stoves
for sale at bargain at Jones Il
McKarahan's
Marshal Walkup received visit
last week from John Walkup, of
Madison county.
The numerous small boy is very
ubiquitous occupant of the streets at
night time of late.
w. G. Stuart and wife and baby
went to Stuart Tuesday to visit rel
atives and friends.
Call on Jones Il McKarahan and
see the Victor ieed grinder before
purchasing any other.
"A carload of fresh and new good
consisting of buggies, harrows,
plows, etc, at Jones, Dickey & Cos.
These warm days have evidently
afflicted our correspondents with in
ertia. We hope for their early re-
covery.
The rink building has been NOV.
ed to its new position, and the work
of putting in the front is rapidly pro-
crossing.
Thoroughbred Jersey heifer calves
for sale by Charles Stuart & Son.
Call early, as we have but limited
number.
M. ]. O'Connell, of Atlantic, and
a member OF the jewelry firm of
O'Connell Bros. of this place, was in
town last Thursday.
Mason work on the basement
story of the Audubon County Bank
building is finished, and work well
started above ground.
Mr.. Green returned to his home
at Subula, Jackson county, last FRI
day, after a very pleasant visit with
his daughter, Mrs. w. B. Davis.
d. Pingrey, of Durant, was visit
ing station agent Brown last Friday
and Saturday. He was much pleas
ed with Audubon, present and pros
pective.
The movement now on foot to
organize lodge of Knights OF
Pythias is meeting with very good
success. The organization will be
effected next week.
Seven Chicago anarchists were in
dicted for murder as accessories be-
fore the fact in the cases growing
out of the Haymarket massacre. The
verdict was returned Tuesday.
The Rock Island passenger went
out forty minutes behind time yes
terday afternoon, detained by stock
loading, of which Chester Wheeler
shipped two, and w. II. Nef three
car loads.
w. II Tourtellot, special agent
for the slime tried and fire tested"
Hartford Insurance company, was
in the city yesterday interviewing
Messrs. Freeman & Armstrong, the
local agents.
w. ID. Stanclin has retired from
the Manning News. He is succeed
ed by a Mr.. Morrow. Mr.. Stan.
cliff started Tuesday to visit relatives
in Indiana and rest from news.
paper work.
J. Burdick is now in Chicago
buying goods for the Banner Grocery
Store. He writes goods are very
low and he is securing some of the
best bargains that ever has or ever
will be brought to Audubon, and
you can look out for something to
"drap" when they get here. Do
not fail to come and get prices.
WILL d. FORBES.
The M. E. church is made more
pleasant and comfortable by the new
seats which were placed in position
last week. They are a very hand
some pattern, of ash and walnut ma
terial, and will prove the wisdom of
their purchase in durability. The
expense was $257.
The interior ofthe Audubon Coun-
ty Bank has been re-painted and
decorated, and is now one of the
tidyest business places on the street.
The improvement is the work of c.
H. Colson, whose satisfactory man.
ner of doing work in his art, keeps
him and his several assistants very
busy.
Charlie, the twelve year old son
of the accommodating conductor
Dennis, of the Rock Island road,
will next Monday commence run
ming on his fathers train as newsboy,
carrying a nice line of cigars and
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