Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-04-12
Test your seed corn.
The place Talbott's.
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is hummer and no mistake.
Cedar posts for sale at Stuart &
Sons; from ten cents upward,
The County Band will meet for re-
hearsal next Tuesday evening the 18th,
A large crowd is expected and good
rehearsal.
Chas. Yates came down from Manila
Tuesday. lie has sold his restaurant
at that place, and is now prospecting
for location.
Old genltemens heavy hickory crooks
for sale by VIM. Cloughly.
John Weighton was confined to his
room by illness n couple of days this
week. lie was recently caught out in
sudden copious shower.
A farmer recently sent 20 head of
cattle to market in three cars, and says
If they had not been dehorned four ears
would have been required.
Go see the 500 plow shoes at ID. c.,
Abrams.
Reporters Van Pelt and Sholcs have
exchanged sits, 80 that Van is enabled
to remain in this city and cultivate the.
acquaintance of his family.
There will be quarterly meeting scr
vices ut the NJ. T.. church on next Sab
bath, Preaching morning and evening
by Rev. w. c. lIohanshelt of Anita.
Canopy top doll baby carriages and n
fun line of boys express wagons for
sale at VIM. Cloughly's.
The only services in the city last Sun
day evening were held in the NJ. l..
church, where Rev. Harris delivered Il
temperance lecture TO n large audience.
Chow chow in bulk ut Talbott's.
Mr.. J. $. Herwick contemplates re-
moving to California az soon rs he Ia
relieved from jury duty, and is able to
complete minor business transactions,
ID. c. Abrams can save you money on
anything in tho boot and shoe line, fine
or coarse for men, women, boys, girls or
babies.
Hon. II. G.. Cousins has been invited
to deliver the first address of tho cam
paign before the republican club of
Cedar Rapids and has accepted the
honor.
Prof. c. G. Ileifner, principal OF the
Manila schools, was married to Miss
Lydia Day, at the residence of the brides
parents in Shenandoah, on Monday,
April 2d.
RELIABLE INsURANCE.--Con tinental
Insurance Company. Theo. Patty,
Agent, Extra, Iowa. Office with |. l..
Statzell.
When the board of supervisors meets
on the 23rd to consider the propositions
of those having farms to sell, II will
transact all business that may come
before it.
Miss Elsie McLeran went to Omaha
Saturday on visit to her sister. She
was accompanied by her brother viii,
who will visit brother ut Louisville
Nebr., before returning.
Bargains in boots and shoes at ID. G.
Abrams and to cOnvice you of this fact
we ask you to call and examine the
goods and see prices.
Certain parties having taken excep-
tons TO some remarks | made in my
article on Draft Horses" wish to say
that nothing said was intended to be
personal. CHas. WILKINS.
Judge Carson sentenced Geo. Rich to
30 days in Jail and Rolly Rich to 10 days
in JAIL and imposed a fine of 800 each.
Their crime was buglariiing the resi-
dence of Louis Bartlett, reported last
week.
Call at Stuart & Sons for fence posts
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
Miss Dix has secured the services OF
Miss Florence Buback, an Artistic OF
unrivaled skill and taste as trimmer,
and feels confident Of pleasing the
most fastidious. See notice of Opening
| elsewhere.
Teachers contracts and term reports
| for sale. Call at postOliice.
r.. MOORE CARPENTER.
The Great Rock Island route had a
special stock train out of Audubon
Tuesday morning, composed of one car
of cattle for II. NJ. Dickey, one for G. L.
| Atkinson, and five ears for Neff y
Johnson. The train was to be filled at
MenlO.
A new barrel of oatine at Talbotts
Squire Jobes, Of Jobes pOstoilice, Au'
dubon township, was in the county seat
Tuesday transacting official business
He called at this Office and secured
blanks, 50 that he is fully equipped 70
handle plain drunk, disorderly or dis
honest.
Quick sales and small profits is my
motto. Come and see me if you don't
believe it.
d. G. ABRAMS.
Mr.. John Dorr and Mrs. Kate Emer.
son came down from Sioux City last
week to attend the funeral of their sis
ter, Mrs. Joseph Bell, late of llamlir
City. Mr.. Dorr returned Monday, but
the sister remains to visit her parents
at Extra.
Carriage paints in all colors, warrant
ed genuine. Farmers paint your own
buggy for one dollar
WM. CLoUGHLY.
A train of thirteen loads of cattle
went out over the North Western Tues
l day morning. The shippers were
, Somers Bros, cars; Mrs. Amanda
Graves, cars; III, H. Webster, | car
, Chas. wilkins, cars; Johnson IL Her
I bert, ears; Sampson & Olson, Ross,
cars.
Mr.. S. c, Randles brought forty heat