Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-23
Gents fine shoes at ID. c. Abrams

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Gents fine shoes at ID. G. Abrams
All kinds of fence posts at Stuart &
Sons.
w. II. Negley was at Walnut ovel
Sunday.
New hats just received in latest styles
at ID. G. Abrams.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart 81 Sons.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at S14 and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nash went to Des
Moines Tuesday afternoon.
You would look better with those old
teeth out. Resident dentist.
Buckskin overalls at ID. c. Abrams
Best overalls out; try a pair.
The incest line Of ladies' fine shoes in
the market at ID. G. Abrams.
The Audubon County Fair will be
held September II, ~, 10 and IA.
Call at Stuart & Sons for fence posts
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
Miss Aggie Holland, of Omaha, is
visiting friends in and about Audubon.
District court convenes at Audubon
next Tuesday, Judge Thornell presiding
IL. Statzell Esq, was doing business
in the county seat the first of til eweek.
Miss Ella Beason has gone to Aurora,
Ills, to visit with her sister Mrs. Ida
Blair.
Save money by getting your bills es-
timated by the Green Bay Lumber
Company.
The Green Bay Lumber Company
sell building material at less than other
dealers cost.
The Green Bay Lumber Company
have reduced prices on all kinds of
building material.
Mans suit of clothes at d. G. Abrams
for only $500. Free trade can't make
them any cheaper.
John weighton was visiting at Iowa
City and other towns on the Rock Is
land the first of the week.
Buckskin overalls at ID. G.. Abrams
try pair and you will be convinced
they are the best in the market.
Nobyy new dress suits at the large
brick. Call and examine them ant
see how cheap you can buy suit.
Every description of lumber, posts
coal, etc, for sale at reduced prices b,
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
The schools will be opened one week
from next Monday. The small boy Il
u,,aying double hours I'm the meantime
RELi.BLE Observation-Disclosures
Insurance Company. Theo. Patty
Agent, Extra, Iowa. Office with /. L
Statzell.
Rev. and Mrs. Dickinson start toda,
for Broadhead and other points I'm Wis
cousin, expecting to be absent about
month.
III. ii. Willis received fine pony car
from Omaha Tuesday. 1t is a beaut
and makes the third of the kind Il
Audubon.
The corn crop is good and will yiei
as much as last year; at least that is tn
present prospect. Only early frost
can damage it now.
A portion of Brennan's protectiv
argument appears in this issue, consid
er2bly condensed, but teeming with In
ocntrovertible facts.
Mr.. John Chambers of Boone, and
brother of Mrs. w. ii. Jump, was look
| ing over the city the first Of the wee
with view to locating.
The supreme question among tn
r;rls this blessed leap year is; SIS b
aide to pay alimony2' Perhaps this
avliy the market is sluggish.
The fence fakes deserted the reserys
tiou as soon AS THE REPUBLICAN e'
nosed their nefadous games, but Messr
Crane & Crane are still here.
The cause for abandoning the fas
trains is said to be that the smaile
Dads which cannot support the luxur,
tbr ,aten to cut rstes unless 1t is done.
Who ever borrowed my horse docto
hook viii, confer a great favor by y
turning it in:mediately.
WIN. CLoUGHLY.
Chas. Van Gorder and family return
o. from the west Thursday. Return
mo they were delayed at Council Bluff
nv tire illness of Mrs. Van Gorder.
Attorney Smith of Council Bluff
was in Audubon Monday looking aft
1.-THE interests of c, NJ. Harl, Pottawatt