Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-11-29


variety and latest designs at Jno. +,
Consigny's.
The place TO save 20 per cent on a
pair of school shoes for children is at
ID. c, Abrams.
For the choicest goods, latest styles,
and lowest prices in millinery, call on
Miss ID. Il. Dix.
Chairman Quay announces that re.
publicans will have majority of nine
in the next congress.
Knoxville coal warranted to be free
free from cinders ut j. T.. Copeland's
yard ON Market street.
The postotlice will be open today dur
ing the following hours: $50 to 1880,
$50 to $50, $50 to 7:3o.
Mr.. J. ii. Needles has gone to Mis-
souri, to visit u sister whom he has not
seen since ante-bellum days.
The new decorated table ware ut Jno,
+. Consigny's is in the latest and most
artistic designs. Call and see il.
The Western Iowa poultry associa-
ton will hold its second annual exhibi.
ton at Atlantic Dec. 18th to 2ist.
Mrs. j. w. Richards and wife went
to Omaha yesterday to discuss turkey
with J. II. Johnson and wife today.
j. +. Copeland has the celebrated
Knoxville coal, warranted free from
cinders at his yard on Market street,
The elegant line of glassware at Con-
signy's is the talk of the town. The
handsomest and most novel designs
ever shown here.
Forty acres for sale or rent mile
from the corporation of the town OF
Audubon. For terms address Box COB,
Perry, Iowa. a. L. SuARpSACK,
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the Presbyterian chuch at II
this morning in which all citizens and
transients are earnestly requested to
join.
Mr.. J. W. Marlin started this morn
ing for Fayetville, Arkansas, on u pros
pecting, tour aud expects to remain in
thatcountry till warm weather returns
to Iowa.
Mr.. J. W. Richards has lost two head
of yearling cattle during the past week
The throat and tongue become en-
largcd and the animals die in twelve
hours after being attacked.
Ladies don't forget that ID. c. Abrams
can and will save you 20 per cent on
your shoes. Just think of it a pair of
overshoes for 10 cents that will cost you
81 20 at other places,
Ira Patterson was brought before
Justice Myers last Monday charged
with burglarizing the house Of "A. NJ
Dunn in Cameron township. The cvi-
dence was insufficient and he was dis
charged.
Mrs. Jno. A. Nash and daughters
Beatrice and Gretchen, went to Des
Moines last Saturday to remain ut the
home of Rev. Nash over Thanksgiving,
where they were joined Yesterday by
,mo. a. Nash, jr.
The Loyal Legion will give an enter
tainmcnt Mt court house hall tonight
consisting of recitations, readings, dia-
logues, music, etc. A small admission
fee will be charged, the proceeds for
the organization. Turn out and help
the little folks who are doing so much
to help themselves.
In compliance with instructions from
the court the jury found G. n. Skinner
not guilty of obtaining money under
false prctenses. The decisive point
was in that il was shown that the par
ties of whom he obtained the funds
were not satisfied with his pretenses
but demanded sufficient surety to make
them safe regardless Of his plans The
prosecution was vigorous but the law
was against it,
The Spooner BROS. Comedy Company
Is playing to good houses here this week
and giving excellent satisfaction. The
prices TO- 20 and 80 cents indicate
tie cOmpany's enterprise rather thar
its merit, Their entertainments arr
pleasing and presented In first class
style, and altogether much better than
many of the high priced companies thai
have visited our city. They give
matinee today.
"A yet there has hardly been q sHg
gestion Of the near approach OF TIT
winter Of our discomfort but the calen
dar informs us that the first wintc
month will be ushered In next Satur
day. The fall has been grand ON
for out door wori of all kinds, On
half of the farmers have their corr
crop in the crib and all have that jol
nearly completed. The clothing deal
ers who have large stocks yet unmo
Tested are yearning for cold wave, bu
otherwise tho pepdaCp ID dellghle'
with each succeeding morning of genia
sunlight and hope it may continue I'll
Christmas.
The Montegrirro English Opera Con-
pany, presenting the Bohemian tin
was favored with an appreciative an
responsive audience here last Frida
night. They have superior artists
MoGtegrilfo aud the bnpitqne, but att
r gether the company Is not well ba
anced. The comedy man was bac
+ number who would appear to better AZ
vantage in the variety. However, OF
! people we're glad OF an opportunity
hear the opera and such excellent pc
formances as several of the arts
gave. We but reflect the opinion
: the public in saying that tha AndfeY
: people gave much more pleasing al
satisfactory entertainment.
There is a woman in one of the lar
est towns of Iowa who became dissatl
? fed with her condition and Dhing
u stickler for wOmans rights besoug
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