Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-09-02

Lubricating castor oil 6S cents per
gallon at DR.. Cloughly's.
l.. l.. DeLano, Esq, Of Atlantic,
was in Audubon Tuesday.
Golden machine oil at DR.. Clough-
ly's drug store, IS cents per gallon.
Call at Jones, Dicl<ey & Cos. and
see the New Empire binders and
mowers.
Mrs. b. +. Howald is visiting rel
atives at Lewis during Mr.. Howald's
absence.
Wagons, buggies and carriages at
prices TO suit all at Jones, Dickey
4 Co.
Mrs. Heftys goods, advertised in
another column are highly recon-
mended.
The famous Victor power she lie
and grinder is for sale by Jones &
Mckarahan.
Call ana see the Beck hay .loader
and Fleming hay-stacker at Jones,
Dickcy & Cos.
Remember that DR.. Cloughly
sells extra w. S." machine oil at
70 cents per gallon.
Go to Jones, Djckey & Cos. to
buy the best and cheapest nipple
mcnts in Audubon county.
A few iron and wood plows may
yet be found at the implement house
of Jones & Mckarahan.
DR.. L. NJ. Crawford, Dentist, first
door cast OF Walker House, up
stairs. If |
Jones, Dickey & Co. are offering
their improved power feed grinders
and shelters at greatly reduced prices
Miss Sadie Scarr will go to Boone
neNt w ednesday, preparatory to as
suming her position in the city
schools of that place.
L. J. Freeman started Tuesday
afternoon for Grand Island, Neb.,
to attend soldiers reunion. He
will return Saturday.
Melvin Nichols is attending the
soldiers reunion at Grand Island
Neb. and will visit other parts of the
state before his return.
Osborn Baker and family started
overland Tuesday evening for their
new home at St. Charles, Madison
county. They expected to be on
the road three days.
Prof. Crawford returned to Lewis
last Friday. The professor made
many friends among the teachers
during his work in the institute, and
ali speak very highly of his abilities
as an instructor.
Rev. L. Dickinson, who so ably
occupied the Presbyterian pulpit for
the two Sabbaths last past, started
last Monday evening upon the re-
turn to his home at Broadhead, Wis.
He made many friends during his
sojourn of a fortnight in our midst.
Mrs. Joseph Gaylord returned the
latter part of last week from Max
well Story county, where she has
been visiting parents. Mrs. Gay
lord and children will live in Man
ming during Mr.. G's absence in
Nebraska, where he expects to go
in a few weeks.
The Victor power shelter and
grinder will shell from four to five
hundred bushels Of corn per day,
and grind from eight to twelve
bushels per hour, Substantially
made and warranted not to get out
of repair. Now selling ut SIS for
complete machine, by Jones 81
McKarahan.
While in Chicago y. f. IIowald |
will buy an elegant Story & Clark,
canopy top organ, TO he given away |
TO his customers. The organ, is
valued at $I5o, being one Of the
best and handsomcst manufactured |
in the United States. Learn how
to gain a chance TO be the recipient
of Mr.. Howald's gift by reading his
laroe advertisement on the opposite
page.
The game of ball which was to
have been played by the Audubons
and Extras last Tuesday, was post
poned until some day next week.
The Audubons will go to Atlantic
tomorrow to play the first nine of
that place. The Audubon club has
been greatly strengthened of late by
additions and practi c, and they will
make the game quite interesting for
the Atlantics, although the latter
have considered themselves worthy
the attention of the Hastings, Neb.,
professional club.
The concert given in the Presby-
terian church last Tuesday evening
by Miss Ida Mott, OF Jefferson, the
Misses Clara and Fannie Burdick
and Miss Lizzie Wattles, of this
place, was very pleasant and highly
entertaining. The Misses Burdick
demonstrated again their fine abilities
as singers, Miss Fannie presenting
the most pleasing and withal most
difficult selection Of the evening,
"Hcarts Delight" She has an ex-
cellcnt and well trained voice. Miss
Motifs clocutionary efforts were well
chosen and received hearty applause.
Miss Wattles, organist, rendered
two instrumental selections, in her
usual artistic manner.
The circus, with ITS accompanying
antiquity, the clown, has come and
gone, and taken with it six or seven
hundred of the peoples hard earned (
dollars, and left absolutely nothing
in return. The Ringing Bros. had I
a good day here for their tent was !
filed at both afternoon and evening
performances. Their advertise G
ments were comparatively meagre, S
but their show fell as far short of 2
their representation as possible. t
They presented no points of SUI r