Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-04-22

Interesting communications are
crowded out this week.
{. ii. Cross keeps the Union corn
planters and check rowers.
No. board at $3.50 per thous.
and feet at Stuart & Sons.
c. II. Cross will sell stock cutters
for the next 80 days at cost.
Chas. Stuart Il Son shipped two
Car loads of cattle Monday.
Miss Maud Brookficld visited her
home at Gray over Sunday.
J. w. Lmclot of Ross YVES down
between trains this morning.
See the Weir plows and cultiva.
tors at ones, Dickcy & Cos.
Postmaster Johnson, Of Gray, was
at the county capital last Saturday
The cheapest and best wall paper
in the city at DIR. ]. F. Cloughly's
drug store.
Ledyard & Co. have a neat, new
dray on their line. 1t is driven by
Mr.. Ledyard.
Call at Jones, Dickey & Co.'S. and
see the Deering and Empire binders
and mowers.
A few secondhand cook stoves
for sale at a bargain at ones 4
McKarahan's
Sam Fisher, bookkecper for Geo
Gray, at Gray, was on our streets
last Thursday.
Miss Lille Walker, of Atlantic, is
visiting her relatives at the Walker
House in this city.
For the best stalk cutter in the
market, for the least money, call on
Jones & McKarahan.
Don't fail to examine the wall
paper at the Brick Drug store before
making your selections.
Jones, Dickey & Co. sell the best
quality of coal at the lowest prices,
and will not be undersold.
The commissioners have been hay.
ing a number Of trees set out along
the south side of the park.
The freshest stock OF wall paper
in the county will be found at DR.,
J. F. Cloughly's drug store.
Jones, Dickey Il Co. offer their
stock of spring wagons and buggies
a cost for the next sixty days.
Frank Grafton returned last even
ing from Chicago, where he has
been attending medical lectures.
Call on Jones & McKarahan and
examine the Weber wagon, the besI
in the market, before purchasing.
The Misses Carrie and Fannie
Brainard spent Sunday with Miss
Ida Sturgeon of Hamlin township
A carload OF fresh and new goods
consisting of buggies, harrows
plows, ETC., at Jones, Dickey & Cos
Farmers have generally commenc
ed their spring work. The recen
rains put the ground i'll excellen
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Deal depart
ed yesterday for Omaha, their sojourr
here being abbreviated by differ ence,
which arose between Mr.. d. ant
his employer.
Jones & McKarahan are closing
out their full line of stirring plows
cultivators, seeders and harrows a
ACTUAL COST.
l.. d. Thomas, Audubon's auc
tioneer, had large sale in town las
Saturday. He will give a lot o
good bargains next Saturday. &c
there, boys.
To meet the demands Of the spring
trade Sidney Smith has bought
J large stock of fresh cement; als'
lime stone and coal. The cement j
freshest and best.
Spring and summer millinery
, opening at Miss Terril's, May 4, 5
6 and 7. The finest display of pat
terms, hats, bonnets and other millin
cry goods ever shown in Audubon
county. Fancy goods in abundance
Ladies and children, don't fait t,
call.
AT about 1 go p. m. last Thursda,
{ a representative of THE REPUBLI
. CAN inquired of the operator at tn
Rock Island depot for news of tn
storms work at other points, ant
was informed that none had been re
ceived. Later developments show
that dispatches had been receives
2 and delivered to other parties with
out money and without price. w
S regret OH our own account and tina
! Of our readers that the operate
c should have adopted so narrow
course in his dealings with the pub
( lie, The dispatches were intende'
t for the general public and the opel
: ator Disseminated unjustly in sur
4 pressing the intelligence they Dor
E from the majority of applicant
: Truly our wires were down on thu
J. day.