Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-11-04

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Stuart.
Postmaster Funk. of Manning, is
in the city today.
A full line of silk velvet and
pushes, ETC., at r. Lenox & Cos.
w. ID. Stancliff has been on the
sick list and off duty for several DAYS.
Bert Brainard has accepted po-
sition as clerk in E. BILLIARDS. new
grocery store.
Judge Conner arrived yesterday
and business in the circuit court is
progressing in due form.
Chas. Van Gorder is in Nebraska
hunting, in company with party
of Nlmrods from Avoca..
HeSterB made FtaRnelS at
B. 4. HOUdld's, the only
place m tOtCn that you can
get them.
Prof. O. p. Waitman departed
yesterday for Urbanna, Benton
county, where his niece, Susie Fer.
guson, is lying critically i'll.
Parties having public sales will
do well to secure the services of l..
d. Thomas, auctioneer. He gives
entire satisfaction in all cases and his
charges are moderate.
Thirty feet of tape worm were
removed from twelve year old
daughter of Wesley DUNCAN, near
Extra, the first of the week. Home
remedies were used.
|. l.. Statzell, Esq, Of Extra, is
attending circuit court. Mr.. Statzell
modestly participates in the general
rejoicing over the republican victories
of state, congressional and judicial
districts and the county.
Go to B. +. HO,cdld for
Clothing.
Elias Hilsabeck died at his late
home in Glendon, Guthrie county,
Oct. 2sd. The deceased was resi-
dent of Audubon until three years
ago, when he moved to Boone
county, and later to Glendon. A
widow and two children are left to
mourn his loss.
Mrs. n. ]. Drury and Mrs. Lucy
A. Smith, who have been visiting
the family of their brother &. II.
Gardner, returned to their respective
homes, Monday, the former to
Neponset, Ill.,, the latter to Lyons,
Kan. Mrs. Drury was accompanied
by her mother.
All persons knowing themselves
indebted to me, please call and settle
at once by cash or note and oblige,
for | am going west.
EVAN DAVIS.
The stock sale on the Beason
estate last Thursday was very
successful and the prices were
quite satisfactory. Fifty head OF
cattle were sold for total
OF $a,o47. There was fair attend.
ance and nearly every one seemed
to purchase, except, perhaps, the
county politicians who were there
wire pulling, and we understand
that they kept up appearances by
making bids after the manner OF
an M-Marks, the lawyer"
Hard and soft coal at the Green
Bay Lumber Co. Best quality and
low prices.
Miss Ada Farquhar died a: her
home in Melville township last even
ing, in the twentieth year of her
age. On Sunday last DR.. Peck OF
Davenport, assisted by Drs. Smith
and Brown Of the same place, and
Drs. Kirkpatrick and Emmert of
Atlantic, removed an ovarian tumor
weighing thirty-four pounds from
the person of the young lady. She
survived the operation and her con.
dition since has given reason to
believe that the operation would
prove successful. However the
fourth and twelfth days are the
critical periods succeeding the opera
ton, and these had been anticipated
by the friends with no little anxiety.
Ouercoots and Ladies' CIoaks
cheap ut the Large Brick Cloth
ing Store.
Evan Davis was very sick for a
couple Of days last week, but is much
now, and again attending
to his mercantile duties, He is con-
templating another trip to the Pa
cifiic coast, expecting to join the
Rock Islands excursion on the 10Th
of November. On account of his
health he will doubtless remain IN
that mild climate for six months, or
until the storms of Iowa's winter
shall have spent their fury. The
Golden Eagle will be left under the
management Of Mr.. d, &, Abrams,
who, though having been among Us
but a few months, enjoys the conf
dence Of the entire community, and
is recognized as straightforward
and enterprising business man. The
plumage of the Golden Eagle will
grow brighter under Mr.. Abrams
management.
You can find good tanning mills
at rock bottom prices at Jones &
McKarahan's.
Go to b. r. HowoId for your
Caps. II fmUline of Knit Jersey
Scotch, Fur and SealjuSt received.
Las: week G. w. Baer published
his Aston Tribune as usual, also the
first number of the Manila REGISTER,
the latter on manila paper. With
his two irons in the fire Mr., Baer
will be entitled to participate in the
boom of prosperity that may befall
either of those towns, though it
places him in posItisn correspond
ing with that of the Colossus Of
Rhodes. Manila is the new town