Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03

feet at Stuart & Sons.
Elias Runyan, of New Brunswick
n. j., is in the city looking after bust
ness interests.
Dates, fresh from the tropics, at Tai
bolts.
Mrs. Blayney, mother of Mrs. Walter
Scott, arrived in Audubon last Satur,
day. Her home is in DIN.
Ceiling paper, wall paper, and decor
alton paper of all kinds, and in the very
latest styles at o. J. Houston's.
Everybody should call in and see the
elegant line of ceiling wall and decora-
ton paper for sale at Q. J. uouston's.
Mrs. ID. NJ Harris of Missouri Valley,
and Mrs. John Crane of Extra, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Russell over
Sunday.
Cedar posts for sale ut Stuart &
Sons; from ten cents upward.
Misses Eva Freeman and Kate Ken
nedy returned Tuesday evening from q
visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Rollins of
Marine, Iowa.
Mrs. Jno. +. Consigny and the child
l ell went to Avoca last Friday, where
they will make protracted visit with
the l;!dy's parents.
Seal Of North Carolina smoking to-
bacco at Halbotts.
O. J. Houston has just received a
mammoth stock of wall paper and cell
ing decorations direct from the manu-
factory at New York.
Mr. J. X. Speer and Miss Lydia Mick
We're married at the residence Of the
officiating clergyman, Rev. +. b. Cous-
ms, in this city, on Thursday, Apr. Goth.
A whole barrel of fresh prunes at
Talbotts.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. NJ. Darland returned
Saturday evening from Ottumwa'
where the latter has been receiving
medical treatment with beneficial re-
suits.
The Adcocate is onto the boom. 1t
must have been one of the proprietors
who fell into the lime pit last Friday;
else they would not have tumbled all
summer.
Pillsbury four-the best-at Tai
bolts.
Miss Susan Loney who was suffering
severely from bilious attack and con
fined to her bed under the care of Dr..
Rendleman the first of the week is
much better and up again.
o. j. Houston bought his immense
stock of wall, ceiling and decoration
paper right from the manufacturers,
and therefore sells it away down cheap,
and offers you full variety to select
from. Call early.
A young man fell into the Stacked
lime pit that is near b. 5. Phelps new
brick building last Friday night. He
sank to his arm pits, and when dragged
out resemblcd politician at the close
of heated campaign.
Call at Stuart & Sons for fence posts.
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
Michael O'Donnell will erect a new
house on the part of the farm he retains.
The upright will be 24x14. He will also
make many other improvements, and
soon make the farm as valuable as that
of which he has disposed.
Buyers of clothing, remember that
ID. G. Abrams has the finest line of
dress suits to be had in the market,
call and see them.
John Mullen is building neat frame
residence on the east side of his lots in
the north eastern suburbs. The build
ing is 24x2S two stories high, with d
wing on the east. 1t will make very
coy residence and is nicely located.
Rev.. b. Harris will assist the Metho,
dists of Walnut in the services incident
to laying the corner stone of their new
church edifce, next Sunday. There
will be no services in the Audubon NJ
f. church. Sunday school at the usual
hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Carpcr returned
from a three weeks sojourn in Henry
county, last Friday, where they had
been to attend the last sickness anC
death of the latter's father, Danic
Turney, who died on the 2ith ultimo, Of
dropsy.
Will d. Forbes has been considerably
worse this week, and last Tuesday
afternoon his condition was considered
very critical for several hours. But we
are glad to announce that at present he
is much better and trust he will soon
be around again.
Joseph loft has resigned the chair
manship of the democratic county com
mittee, and VIM. Mallory, sheriff is now
covered with the glory of that position
If there is a man in the county who
can groom the menagerie without
blushing, William is the man.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at sl4 and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
you want to buy wall paper cheap
if you want ready mixed paint for your
house or floor, if you want to paint
your buggy for dollar, or paint fol-
your barn at rs cents per gallon, call on
DR.. j. f. Cloughly.
A horizontal reduction of So pei
month has been made in the wages OF
Melville township school teachers, but
Octavius Phineas Waitman still clings
to the salary. Presumably he is teach
ing for his health, as he is poor, wan
and emaciated and only weighs 22l
pounds.