Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-10-28

Ladies' Ctoaks cheap at the
Golden EaSIe.
]. 6. Moore was at home over
Sunday.
Will Moon will start upon his
return to Oelrchs, D. T., tomorrow
The Green Bay Lumber for hard
and soft coal. Best quality and low
prices.
Don't fail, when in Audubon, to
call on r. Lenox & Co. for dry
goods and millinery.
DR.. H. A. Leininger, Dentist,
Office in rooms formerly occupied
by DR. Crawford. If
OUercOats dty0lr 0Wp price
at b. Z. H01CaJd's.
Remember the grand opening OF
goods at Mrs. ]. M. Holmes millin.
cry parlors, Oct. rs, 20 and 80.
Remember r. Lenox & Co.'S. i:
the place to 60 if you want home
made flannels, yarns and blankets.
The Misses Carrie and Fannie
Brainard attended the funeral OF
Miss Ina Hensley at Extra, Tuesday.
The Rock Island pay car paid its
monthly compliments to the compa.
ny's employees here Saturday morn.
ing.
Marshal Walkup with the assist
ance of artist S. Davis is engaged in
painting the water tank, wind mill,
etc, red.
For Hats and Caps 60 to
b. F. HOICdJd.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Rollins re-
turned Tuesday evening from Avoca,
They will board with H. M. Talbot
for a few months.
The Methodist society has pur-
chased at an expense of $Ioo a
new Hess heater for their editice.
1t was placed in the church yester-
day.
Trafton & Sprague are building
an oven back of their restaurant
building and will soon serve their
customers with the staff of life fresh
from the oven.
G. w. Cullison and P. P. Kelley,
fusion candidates for Judge, were in
the city Monday. We understand
that they were not elated with their
prospects here.
When you rant q good
Suit of Clothes 60 to b. r.
HO1Uald.
John Gray started for Chicago
and St. Charles, ILL.,, yesterday
morning to be absent about a week,
A Mr.. Johnson from the main line
is running bis engine.
The republican caucus Saturday
night was large and enthusiastic
and evidenced that Leroy township
republicans are alive and doing
They will roll up good majority
for the entire ticket next Tuesday.
Chas. Russell of Stoughton, Wis.
is visiting the family of his son, g
B. Russell. The venerable visitor
is eighty-four years of age but main
tains lively interest in affairs in
general, and is favored with excel
lent health for one of his advanced
years.
Before you buyyottr 10inte'
Boots and Shoes GO and see
B. f. HOlOaLd.
John M. McKarahan went tc
Iowa City Saturday in response to &
telegram announcing that Mrs. Nc
Karahan's mother could live but
few hours. That lady has suffered
long and patiently from cancer o
the stomach, from which the dark
messenger will afford welcome
relief.
When you come to Audlt
bon to trade don't fail to call
at B. r. HOlUnld'S.
Hon. A. b. Thornell was in the
city over Sunday. Mr.. Thornell''
prospects Of election to the judgshir
are very hattering in this part of the
district, indeed it is prophesied tina
he will receive the largest vote o.
any judicial candidate. His abilities
and qualifications as jurist, and hi'
character as man are unquestioned
The band gave the last open all
concert OF the season Sunday after
noon. These concerts have beer
quite generally enjoyed by our citi
zens, but one gentleman whom they
serenaded paid quite questionable
compliment when he gave them {
silver dollar with an order to buy
cigars. but kindly asked them not te
come back.
Buy your goods of B. r. Horoald
and get a chance in the draroins
of d handsome conOpy-top organ
worth $500.