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

ladies' cloaks.
Peter Book returned from Polk |
county Saturday.
Walter Scott is made miserable
by boil on his hand.
r. ii. Genung was at Guthrie
Center the first the of week.
Mrs. VIM. 6. Stuart visited at
Carroll portion of last week.
Ladies', Misses and Ch,ldrens'
knit goods a: r. Lenox & Cos.
&. II. Gardner is enjoying a visit
from his sister, Mrs. Drury, of III.
Hard and soft coal at Green Bay
Lumber Co., best quality and low
prices.
Harry Sheafor has boil on his
hand add that is aggravated by paint
poison.
Prather Bros. are repainting their
meat market, within and without in
very neat colors.
Mrs. J. p. Layman, OF Missouri
Valley, is visiting the family of
Chas. Van Gorder.
60 to Is. +. Howaid for your
Caps. II fuHLine of Knit, Jersey,
Scotch, Fur and Sea. juStreceired.
AT X. Lenox Il Cos. is the head.
quarters for dry goods, notions and
millinery. Give them n call.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are raising fund to be used
to cushion the seats of the church.
Everything fashionable in millin-
cry now on display at Mr.. ]. NJ.
Holmes parlors, Oct. IS, 80 and 80.
Services at Presbyterian church
next Sabbath morning and evening.
Subject in the evening, "The Great
Christ Miracle"
Bert Downer, postmaster at Ma
rengo, accompanied by his wife,
was visiting at the home of VIM.
Humphrey last week.
No old cloaks at the Golden Eagle
Clothing Store, all new and at very
low prices; Now is the time to buy
when you can buy cheap,
Capt. Stuart was looking after
his numerous business interests here
last Friday. He was accompanied
by M. Nelson, corn king of Chi
cago.
Before you buy yourself az
OUercoat call on b. Il. HOwald.
You can buy them at your o,Dn
price.
Hard and soft coal at Green Bay
Lumber Co., best quality and low
prices.
Everything in the latest styles at
Mrs. J. M. Holmes millinery empo-
rum. Grand opening Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of this week.
BE sure and call.
J. Burdick is in Missouri buying
apples in car load lots tor the Ban
ner grocery. He packs the apples
himself and is thus enabled to guar
antee their quality, and also secures
much better bargains by buying
direct from the raisers Of the fruit.
A good many retail dealers at neigh.
boring towns have found advantage
in buying their apples at the Banner
grocery.
Don't fail to get at least one
chance IN the organ to be SiUen
array Dec. 25, at b. r. HoWdid's.
Remember. a t,co dollar purchase
ViU entitte you to one chance.
SEQ ,oorth of goods ,cilL gire yom
ten chances.
Justice Funk was entertained Fri.
day afternoon by the case of the
State VS.. Mrs. Eddy, an action
growing out OF neigborhood difficult
ties in Bradleyville, suburb quite
noted as a theater of dissension and
the home for actors OF termagant
proclivities. Two small boys, sons
of Mike Mushrush, had been guilty
OF very improper conduct near the
home of Mrs. Eddy and that lady
had ordered them away with which
command they refused to comply.
She then went to the door with a
revolver and to emphasize her order
and discharged the revolver into the
air. The lads were badly frightened
and thought the good woman
had intended to inflict great injury
for which she was brought before
the court to answer, as above stated.
After hearing the case the Justice
bound the defendant in the sum OF
$roo to appear before the District
court