Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-01-19
Talbot has fresh figs.
The place -Talbotts S.
Corn meal at ralbott's.

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Chow-chow in bulk at Talbotts.
\ new barrel of oatine at Talbotts.
Dates, fresh from the tropics, at Tai
bolts.
Blank farm leases for sale at this
office.
Mayor Dewing, of Manning, is in the
city today.
Seal of North Carolina smoking to-
bacco at Talbott's.
Read the Cove nors inaugural ad.
dress on first page.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousand
/ feet at Stuart & Sons.
An extra large buffalo robe for sale,
Inquire at this Office.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at $l4 and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
The Misses Lou and Emma Terrill
returned to Omaha Monday.
| Call at O'COnnell Bros. and see the
fine line Of jewelry just received.
| Harris Wilson and Amanda Fair
hurst were married on Sunday, the Sth
inst.
4 whole barrel of fresh prunes at
Talbotts.
Mrs. w. II. Green has returned from
a weeks sojourn with relatives at Dow
City
| O'Connell Bros. have just received Il
!arge invoice of the latest styles of
icwe'rY.
We have destroyed our file of the
edition in which we prophesied an open
winter.
Pirsbury nour-the best at Tai
bolts.
Prof. Worden, the artist has been in
capitated by illness, but is now at work
again.
A large variety of society charms and
pins at O'Connell Bros.
DIR. II. A. Leininger, Of Geneseo, Ills,
is in town visiting his numerous
| friends.
Resident Dentist. Next to post Of
fee. All work warranted.
A fend at Carroll predicts the worst
storm of the season next Sunday. Sup
press the crank.
Russell q Sons have new advertise
mcnt in this issue. Read it, see and
secure big bargains.
One of Rev. Yaggy's children is quite
low with pneumonia, but no serious re-
suits are anticipated.
]. McFsrlane is in Des Moines this
! week transacting business with the
partners in his firm.
Dan Lynch has returned from Omaha
on accoudt of work being suspended
during the cold snap.
VIM. Cloughly has on hand a new
swell body cutter, latest style, and a
first class robe. for sale cheap. 4-2t
The L. s. Senate confirmed the APP
pointment of Lamar to the supreme
bench. on Monday, by q vote Of 81 to y.
Frank Gleason returned yesterday
morning from the Egyptian regions OF
Illinoig. where he has been buying
horses.
A party of Atlantic peoples expect
ed by special train to witness Our He
rocs az presented by Audubon amateurs
| tonight
Representative Lyman has intro
duced a bill granting pensions to all
honorably discharged soldiers of the
| late civil war.
Mrs. l.. J. Anderson, wife of the edi-
tor of the Montezuma Democrat is in
the city visiting her brother Theo. f.
Myers, ESQ., and family.
II. f. Cole and wife and ID. +. Cole
were called to Cedar Rapids this week
by a telegram announcing the serious
illness of their brothers child.
Mr.. Dave Singles returned from
Horton, Kans., last Thursday evening
to which place he will return after a
few days visit with his friends here.
Miss Squires and Miss Emma Norris
started for Shenandoah Monday, where
they will attend school. Mr.. Norris &C
! com panied them, returning Wednesday.
The committee appointed to investi
gate the Cassatt election case, reported
that it found that he had been duly
elected. and he was seated in the senate
last Monday.
Several cases of measles have de-
manded attention Of physicians re-
Gently. Mrs. George Bofnger was af-
ficted with the disease, but generally
it has operated in its natural course
among the children.
The sunshine is highly appreciated
after the storm, and the public yearns
for the January thaw, but we dare not
venture the prediction that it will come
in time to claim the name.
Harlan has a new postmaster, Mr.
Jonathan j. Stutsman. The long
democratic pole has been pushed past
the sleeping civil soryics guards and
Knocked off the bulk of the crop of
persimmon in Iowa.
A few cases of diphtheria developed
recently in Melville township, but have
been so well managed and attended
that all patients are now convalescent,
and there is no danger whatever of an
epidemic. Thanks to good doctors.
The ice crop is abundant and of su-
perior quality. 1t is now being gather
ed from Smiths pond northwest of
town, in cubes about 1sx24 inches, the
first figures indicating the thickness to
which it is frozen. 1t is all as clear as
crystal.