Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-12-27
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60 to PearsonS for MAS candies.
Oysters in bu,k OF can at Pearson's.
Far caps at ID. c. Abrams for $l.oO
Ovcrcoat barga ms ut ID, c, Abrams
Such sweet Chris mas cards rs Rob
erts' has
$i.75 buys u man al overcoat ut ID
&, Abrams.
Over coats must go regardless OF
cost ut D. G. Abrams.
See the finest assortmeL of candies
in the city at pearsop's.
Complete line of plush got ds for sal'
at the Brick Drug store.
Mrs. Il. J. Creyeling has becl Ill dur
ing portion Of the week.
500 will buy pair of felt boot AM
over shoes at D. c. Abrams.
Don't fail to see those elegant ton lo
sets at the Brick Drug store.
The Brick Drug Store is the place to
buy your Christmas presents.
1t is wonderful what u crowd that
holiday stock of Roberts does draw.
They are just too sweet for anything.
Those holiday presents ut Roberts.
Mr. L. Abrams, of Iowa City, is Wis
ting his SOFA, the clothing merchant.
The daughters of II. b. Wilson are
visiting friends in Atlantic this week.
Mrs, +. II. Field started upon the re-
turn to her home at Newton, Kans.,
today.
Elegant manicure sets In large varie-
ties and reasonable prices ut the Brick
Drug Store.
After the ball remember that Pear
sons restaurant is the place to go for
nice oyster stow
An extensive line of nice iewelry go
ing at astonishingly low prices at the
Brick Drug Store.
Some rare bargains in holiday goods
and the largest line to select from at the
Brick Drug Store.
Have You read that Chestnut" about
the largest stock ?" Go and see Rob.
ert's holiday stock.
Musical instruments suitable for
presents may be found ut O'Connell
Bros. jewelry store.
The largest and finest stock of holi.
day goods ever brought to Audubon at
the Brick Drug Store.
Miss Mertie Gleason came home from
Iowa City last Friday to remain during
the holiday vacation.
Christmas! Christmas! Xmas..
Everybody can find what they want at
the Brick Drug Store.
Miss Alta Cole returned Monday CIV
ening from protracted visit with rela'
! tiyes in Washington county.
When looking for Christmas gifts, do
not fail to call Oh Miss ID. +. Dix
Beautiful goods and low prices.
There is just enough snow for pc OF
sleighing, but the hills are too bare to
permit Of hauling loads on runners.
My! what an assortment of holiday
goods Roberts has! No trouble t.
find what you want Never saw any
thing like it.
Mr. Chas. I. Wilson and Miss May
DUNCAN, both of Extra township, were
married by Rev. J. B. Harris at thu
parsonage Christmas Eve.
Attorney T.. II. IIurd went to Coon
Rapids Monday, going thence to his
old home in Jackson county to remain
until the first of the week.
Mrs. Sherman, of Victor, Iowa, ar
rived Monday evening and will visi
her sons John and Fred and her sew
eral daughters in this county.
A very fine line of table silverware ha!
just been received at O'Connell Bros
The most desirable selections tor pres
ents may be made from this stock.
A special meeting of the Easter
star Chapter is hereby called for tn
: evening of Tuesday, Jan. Sth, 1889.
III. w. HANNA, Secretary.
Mr.. Lee Hudler returned Saturda
a from fortnight's visit with friends q
Fredonia, Louisa county, Mrs. Huddle
protracting her visit for another weel
; The supreme court has affirmed til
case of Hunt vs.. Gray, appealed fror
Audubon county, and reversed the cas-
j of III. i. Andrews VS.. John ConcannoI
Mr.. Chas. wilkins holds the cup a
the best stock feeder in the county. III
- drove from his Melville farm Christ
i mas ninety-two head of Poland Chin
hogs which made an average of AZ
e pounds each. lie sold them to tn
l. packing house firm in Atlantic recei,
ing $40 per cwt.
$ The Carroll Herald says it wants [
q wear the belt a little while, and di
tances all competitors when it stat,
o that one Veracity Jones of that count
IS shucked lG7 bushels of corn betwee
r, sun and sun. The belt is Il
II insignia of triumph, but II is no cor
It fort to Ananias in the pit, nor will
II satisfy the bitter regrets of our neig
bors.