Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-05-06

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Jones Il Mckarahan.
Call on Jones Il Mckarahan and
see the Victor iced grinder before
purchasing any other.
Don't fail to examine the wall
paper at the Brick Drug store before
making your selections.
Chas. Bartlett returned Thursday
last from Dakota, where he has been
proving up on his land.
Mrs. IL. u. Funk's mother, Mrs.
Wilkinson, will spend the summer
months at Mont, yuma.
Jones, Dickcy x Co. sell the best
quality of coal at The lowest prices,
and will not be urdersod,
Go to Jones, Dic&ey & Co.'S. to
buy the best and cheapest nipple
ments in Audubon county.
>. II. Schryver and wife and chi.
drtn returned from an extended visit
at Lincoln, His, Thursday.
The freshest stock OF wall paper
in the county will be found at DIR,
J. F. Cloughly's drug store.
BY some unexplainable freak OF
the wheels Ed. Browns dray was
upset on Broadway Monday.
Jones, Dickey & Co. offer their
stock OF spring wagons and buggies
cost for the next sixty days.
Cali on Jones & McKarahan and
examine the Weber wagon, the best
in the market, before purchasing.
Our goods were bought for cash
and we are selling them very cheap.
RUSSELL & Son.
A carload OF fresh and new goods
consisting of huggies, harrows,
plows, etc, at Jones, Dickey & Cos.
Call and see A. II. Roberts Il
Co.'S stock of wall paper borders in
large variety and elegant patterns.
Jones & Mckarahan are closing
out their full line of stirring plows,
cultivators, scedcrs and harrows at
| ACTUAL COST.
Jones x Mckarahan have a full
line of corn planters and check-row.
ers and are offering them for sale at
"A very low figure.
Chris Christensen and Peter
Axelsen each have lumber on the
ground for the erection of large and
commodious barns.
Miss Maggie Seeley Of Guthrie
Center, spent Sunday with her sister
the efficient assistant book keeper
for Chas. Stuart q Son.
Mrs. Sarah Holmes is visiting al
the residence of X. O. Holmes. She
is enroutc from a sojourn in Massa'
chusetts to Kearney, Neb.
Those knowing themselves 10
be in debt to me would do well to
call and settle and save costs.
f. ii. FIELD.
Mrs. T. II. bryant returned to
Extra last week, and "Jack" and
Tom have resumed the game Of
peek-a-boo during the latter's leisure
hours.
]. w. LaItin, Of Terre Haute, Ind.
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs
DR.. Lowe, for several days. He took
his departure yesterday morning.
Rev. r. E. Fli:kinger, of Walnut
Iowa, will preach in the Presbyte
rian church of this city, next Sabbath
morning at II o'clock, and 1880 ii
the evening.
The Danish citizens Of Elkhorr
have organized a Mutual Insurance
Company, offering indemnity il
case of death by disease or accident
to live stock.
Will Rose has quit work for III
p. Wilson. A Mr.. Irwin, from
Menlo, has taken his place. Mr.,
Irwin has also joined the Corner
Band, and does good business OF
one of the Eb comets.
Miss May Meek, an experienced
trimmer from Des Moines, is now
engaged in the millinery parlors Of
Mrs. J. M. Holmes. Her eXcellen,
taste is attested by handsome work
already given out from that estab
lishment.
X. K. Hirons has quit the employ
of Evan Davis, and is now engaged
in marking the last resting place Of
the deadwIth marble from the factory
of II. w. VanGorder. Dick is al,
ways looking after the welfare Of
man in some of his various condi.
tons.
Claud Campbell came out from
Des Moines Saturday, and spent
Sunday with his friends. He will
soon go on the road with a concert
company, contributing to the enter.
tainment his excellent abilities as q
cornetist.
Auditor Rendleman is doing the
work of his office alone, Mr.. Bison
having resigned the deputy
authorship. Mr.. Rendleman is ar
inveteratc worker, and having beer
so long acquainted with the duties
of the office, discharges the work
with comparative ease. AT busy
portions Of the year, however, the
deputy will be indispensable.
DIR. J. F. Cloughly ordered while
on his recent visit to Chicago one Of
the largest and best stocks of wal
paper and ceiling decorations ever
brought to Audubon county. Ev'
eryone 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 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