Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-04-05
Chow.chow in bulk at Talbott's,

are Sldu W learn Ol lIlUt lauy COmplete
recovery from long and tedious i'll
ness.
DIR. Lass was called to the Musson
ranch in Melville last night, and reports
the family afflicted with genuine
measles.
RELIABLE INSURANCE.. Continental
Insurance Company, Thoo, Patty,
Agent, Extra, Iowa. Gnlce with |. L.
StatZell
Through the encouragement offered
by the council and the voluntary action
OF our citizens great deal Of new side
walk is being put down this spring,
The grand jury was organized yester-
day and +. NJ. Bierce appointed fore
man. G. A. Mcllyain was elected clerk.
Their operations are still in secrecy.
Congressman Lyman presented
petition in the house, yesterday, of
los citizens of Audubon county for the
establishment of the postal telegraph,
Read the advertisement of MeFar-
lane, Dickey 4 Co.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Crane have com
menced house Keeping on North Wash
ington street. The family of V, b.
Crane will remain at Carson until fall.
Mrs. W. S, Blair win start upon her
return home next Friday evening, and
within few weeks viii accompany her
husband ON business trip to England,
Theo. Gearhart has sold his interest
in the barber shop to Mr.. Bedwell; who
will serve all patrons with neatness and
despatch. Mr.. Gearhart goes to Green
field.
Bargains in boots and shoes at ID, c.
Abrams aud to convice you of this fact
we ask you to call and examine the
goods and see prices.
DR.. j. +. and VIM. .Cloughly returned
from Omaha Tuesday evening. The
latter will not purchase the livery barn,
for the reason that there is Il defect IN
the title.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Helm returned to
their home ut Avoca last Saturday, af-
ter having spent the week with their
children, Mr.. Ralph lleiliu and Mrs. j.
f. COnsigny.
Miss Jennie Kopp, from Geneseo,
Ills, is in town for the purpose of or
gani2ing a class in music. She Is stop
ping with Mrs. j. OFT on Church street.
have 100 head of cattle for sale at
Rock Island yards. Cows, heifers,
steers and calves, also bulls.
WM. NErF,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Brockway, Of
Red Ooh, arrived Tuesday evening, and
will remain a fortnight, ut the hand
some home Of their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Gleason.
Rev. J. b. Harris delivered an excel
lent Easter sermon last Sunday morn
ing The Knights Templar compli-
mented the pastor by attending the
service in a body.
A. T. Armstrong, mayor and super.
visor, has building symptoms, which
may materialiZe in fine brick block at
the corner of Washington and Broad
way during the summer.
Old genltemens heavy hickory crooks
| for sale by VIM. ClOughly.
Mr.. r. II. Woods has recently moved
from near Marine, in Cass county, to a
farm west of Gray. lie is an estimable
citizen and with his family, valuable
acquisition to our county.
Arrangements are complete for the
"Old School" entertainment tonight.
They have taken great care in prepare
ton, and will be able to reproduce n
"deestrick skule" of approved pattern.
Corn meal at Talbott's,
Miss Belle Hanna, Is taking q short
vacation to secure much needed rest,
and ostepsibly is visiting at Walnut,
&c is suspected that she has gone to
oo'- -"taap's congress, at Washing
join the ",
ton. ,,
EdSJer was oDScrVt,. church Sun,
wees at the Presbyterian =. midi.
day evening. There was lar I'd
ence present, and all were well pleas,
with the interesting program so well
rendered by the little ones.
Quick sales and small profits is my
motto. Come and see me if you don't
believe it.
ID. G. ABRAMS.
Mr.. A. II. Edwards has just returned
from business and pleasure trip to
Usage, Mitchell county. The SHOWS Of
the early fall still lie upon the ground
there, SO that Mr.. Edwards is not
charmed with the country.
have three good young horses and
mares for sale on terms to suit pur-
chaser. Section 3, Melville township.
til w. j. KENNEDY.
Mr.. III. G.. Frederickson, who moved
to Audubon from Rock Island, ILL.,, last
January, and who bougb the Bledsoe
farm in East Leroy, has nearly com
pleted thereon a comfortable residence
at an expense of nearly 800.
Ladies shoes cheap at d. c.
Abrams. Call and examine.
The public schools opened NJ onday
with a largely increased attendance.
Prof. Hawk informs us t'nat the rooms
are crowded, and that o least enc more
instructor could be EN- ployed with prof
it to the district and the pupils.
Carriage paints in all colors, warrant,
ed genuine. Farm ers paint your own
buggy for one dob ar.
WM CLOUGHLY.
Surveyor Hill ,as up from Brayton
the first Of the eek with business be-
tore the boar /. Mr.. Hill reports q
great deal of s ieltnpsS i'm the south part