Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-31
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
IOWA SouTH.MESrERN.
All kinds of fence posts at Stuart &

last Friday.
There will be n dance at court house
hall tonight.
Mr.. +. NJ. ZION was in Atlantic on
business Tuesday.
The very timely question is, where
will you celebrate.
Marion johnson went to Chicago
with stock Monday.
Mrs. J. l.. Stotler visitdd Manning
friends last Friday.
Thos. Musson was at Bonneville the
latter part of last week.
Seth Paine was doing business in
lowa's capital city last week.
Miss Ethel Walker was visiting rela,
tives in Atlantic over Sunday.
Mrs. a. /. BraiEa-d visited among
old friends in Extra last Tuesday.
Jas, Gallagher has returned to Audi,
bon for sojourn of few weeks.
Mrs Matte l. Holmes arrived from
Pittsfeld, Ills, last Saturday afternoon
County Attorney Hanna interviewed
business friends at Harlan last Thurs
day.
John Weighton was in Manning and
Templeton on business last Friday and
and Saturday.
Resident dentist in Audubon every
day except Tuesday and Wednesday
Miss Lulu Dotson, of Lincoln town.
ship, has position in the Audubon
postoflice, as assistant.
Miss Sarah Garrett, principal of Man,
ming schools, visited the Audubon edu.
cational institutions Monday.
Wortk $500 is the pair of lady's shoes
sold by ID. G. Abrams for $3.50.
We have received Vol. No. of the
Gordon, Nebr., Globe, by J. w. Jones
1t is neat and thrifty sheet.
There will be no services at the Pres,
byterian church next Sabbath as Rev.
Dickinson will be out of the city.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousand
t, eet at Stuart & Sons.
Mr.. John McLeran, of Adair, and a
brot. yer of VIM. McLeran, has been do,
ing food business in boring wells in
Melville township.
VIM. CT oughly has large assortment
of Fourth Cf July and Memorial Day
flags. Call nd get one while we have
a large assortl uent to select from.
Worth $1.35 is the pair of shoes sold
for $lOO by ID. c. Abrams.
The war on campaign hats is growing
bitter, and these nice articles of head
gear are becoming very common. The
latest selling mark displayed is $500
or less"
Uncle Jimmy Ellis has been quite
sick for the past week and confined to
his home by injuries received in falling.
We hope the gentleman may be out
again soon.
Cedar posts for sale at Stuart &
Sons; from ten cents upward.
Mr.. w. n. Littell, late of Glenrock,
n chr, has moved stock of groceries
to this county and will open q store
near the Fiscus neighbOrhOod in Doug
las tow nship.
Pecks Bad Boy Company played to a
light house, though larger than they de-
served, if we may rely upon the com
mon verdict. They all class the com
pany with the boy.
Worth $500 is the suit of clothes sold
by d. G. Abrams for only $500.
Albert Tharnisll. of Atlantic, visited
ris parents here over Sunday. He is a
% wering member of Atlantic tiled bri-
yadg, and appeared here in full uniform
,moo, II and genteel.
Fran x Gleason has just purchased Of
9, Ii. Or, pss and now has on the road
the most ,'legant delivery wagon in the
city. 1t is drawn by two horses and
carries 1900 y ounds.
Fencing at S tuart & Sons at $14 and
1880 per thous and feet.
The Methodists will hold baptismal
services at the Eeason school house in
Melville township next Sunday at 3 p.
m. 1t is expected that there will be
two candidates for I'M mersion.
Public opinion is that the place to
buy clothing is at ID. G. Abrams. Call
and see if it is correct.
The strawberry and ice cream fest
val under the auspices of the w. Il. T.
was literally patronized and was indeed
treat, prepared with neatness and
elegance. The organization cleared
about S15.
Call at Stuart & Sons for fence posts
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
Charlie Tramp has his first kin OIL
brick for this season burned and cooled
and commenced delivering them on the
ground near the Russell and Nash
foundations on Tuesday, so that work
will now progress rapidly.
Buyers of clothing, remember that
n C. Abrams has the finest line OF
dress ,'uits to be had in the market
call and 8, 'e them.
The hoard ofsuperyisors will convene
NEXT Monday The session will proba'
bIv be a short one as nothing but rou'
tine business is in prospect though
matters pertaining to tn, management
of the poor farm will come up ior coh
siieration.
Strikel Strike! Strike! 1f you WAN
to see the finest, largest and best lh-'
of ladies' shoes in Audubon strike Tor
d. C. Abrams store.
Mr.. James Halliday and wife returned
to their home in Extra last Saturday
They have been in Antelope county
Nebr., for several weeks, where they
were improving large and valuable
tract of land. Mr.. Halliday considers