Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-11-01

Walker & Jameson's.
Gents fall and winter overcoats Of
every description for sale at very low
figures at ID. c. Abrams.
Turkish rug patterns, rug machines,
and materials for all kinds of fancy
work ut Miss ID. L. Dixs.
Farmers, for low insurance call ON T..
ii. IIurd, agent lIawkeye Insurance
Company, Audubon, Iowa
The latest styles in millinery will be
found at the parlors of Walker \ Jane
son, over Cowles' jewelry store.
Those having farms or town property
for sale or exchange, will find 1t to their
interest to list them with +. ii. llurd,
A child of r. q, Ping has been down
with diphtheria, but is rapidly improv-
ing under the skilled attendance of DIR.
Cloughly.
+. L. Brainard has opened a law office
in the Opera House block and is pre-.
pared for all business In his line in.
GLIDING real estate loans.
Last night was Halloween, though
no depradations of any note were COM
mitted. Some small boys were Skin
mishing, but abandoned the project.
w. III. Bedwell has moved his barber
shop to the basement of W. ID. Forbes
building, South Park Place. His quar-.
ters are in fine shape and well furnished.
DO you intend to buy an overcoat
Ii so, do not buy till you see the nice
line at ID. C.. Abrams, that beats any
overcoat ever sold for the same money.
We carry handsome line of
ladies' dress goods, ilannels and mum.
erous other goods which can be bought
ut surprising prices ut the Bankrupt
Store.
George Talbot, who was taken to the
poor farm from Cameron township last
Thursday, died Friday night Of paraly.
sis. The remains were inferred Oh Sat
urday.
There have been two occasions where
conflicting appointments Of republican
and democratic speakers resulted In
Joint debates. Both were conducted
tremendously.
After reveling so luxuriously In Kick
,,,n ola nypp aud inynotino, on hnayilv La
sagwa IL Is doubtful II this community
will feel able to support lecture course
here this winter.
stop! Stop! Stop!.! And don't buy
another thing in the clothing line till
you see the immense stock ut ID. G.
Abrams that he is selling way down
ut bed rock prices.
Jas. II. Pound manufactures the
Perfection Dump Endgate," which
can be attached to any wagon box, and
is complete within itself as Scoop
Board and Endgate.
Arrangements should be made To Sc
cure election news from the Western
Union people. All parties are inter-
ested and will contribute their mite to
fund for that purpose.
The crop of potatoes In Audubon
county is immense, and has reduced
the price of tubers to a minimum. A.
A. Voiles, of Viola township has buried
800 bushels for spring sale.
There Is no backwardness among
local partisans as the day draws nigh.
Wagers are confidently made on even
sums, and the stake holders are In GUS
tody of several hundreds Of dollars,
While in Stuart Sunday Presiding
Elder Blodgett was thrown from q
buggy and sustained the fracture Of one
of his legs. Ills many friends in this
vicinity will hope for his early recovery,
NJ. III. Moore has for sale % shoats,
weight from ~ to 1876 pounds, also a
thoroughbred Cotswold ram from i'm
ported stock to sell or exchange for
other sheep. Section Q, lIamlin town
ship.
Joel Sharp aud Henry AIosier mar.
keted carload of fine potatoes In
Council Bluffs last week and netted 23I (
cents per bushel. The gentlemen con-
slider this branch of farming quite
lucrative.
Michael Curnan returned last Satur-
day from Omaha, where he had been
attending friend In illness. lie was
present at the hig rally IN Council
Bluffs on the 25th ult., and says that 1t
was great success.
Prof. J. III. Williamson, magician,
gave an excellent entertainment at
court house hall Tuesday evening be-
fore a good audience. Ills perform.
ances are refined and mirth provoking,
but above all amazing.
1t is decidedly refreshing to see a
civil service reform postmaster stand
ing behind the general delivery window
OF tho pastoiice drumming up torch
bearers for democratic barbecue.
Such spectacle is OH exhibition in
Audubon any day this week.
The city council in session Monday
evening appointed DIR. G. W. DeMotte
TO the Office Of health commissioners;
The doctor is already engaged In look
Ing after certain matters pertaining to
the public health, and will In accord.
ance display signs where infectious
diseases are found.
Evan Davis has opened clothing
store i'm Harlan. That town has
acquired five good residents from
Audubon in about ninety days, liar.
ian should appreciate the farar aud
treat them well while she has them for
In accordance to all custom they will
return to their first love In due time.
The Kickapoos have gone. They
were popular favorites here and drew
crowded houses every night, and the
Audubon Cornet Band played for them
for admission tickets IN that spirit of
ardor with which the small boy carries
water To the elephant to get into the