Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-09
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
IOWA sorrTu.weSTERN
Fancy shirts Mt ID. G. Abrams.

Fancy shirts Mt ID. Z. Abrams.
All kinds of fence posts at Stuart &
Sons.
Hugh Moore was down from Carroll
over Sunday.
Ladies' shoes at d. c. Abrams cheap.
er than ever.
Those wishing good pasture call on
ID. w. Matthias.
Overalls and jean pants very cheap
at ID. c. Abrams.
The Carroll county Normal opens at
Carroll next Monday.
One of VIM. Benton's horses was
killed by lightning Sunday night.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart 4 Sons.
Miss Maud Brookiield, Of Gray, Is
visiting her numerous Audubon friends.
Fencing at Stuart Il Sons ut Sl4 and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
The State Registers list of Tippe-
canoe veterans has now reached nearly
fourteen hundred.
You would look better with those old
teeth out. Resident dentist.
The public schools of Audubon will
open for the fall term Sept 3d,-three
weeks from next Monday.
Call at Stuart & Sons for fence posts.
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
A son of Jack OBrien fell from his
pony Sunday and broke his arm. DR..
Rendleman reduced the fracture.
All summer goods must be sold re-
CARELESS of cost at the large brick
clothing house.
Those wishing good pasture call on
ID. W. Matthias.
The infant child of VIM. Smith,
Sharon township, died yesterday, and
was inferred in Maple Grove today.
Reporter Van Pelt was in Atlantic
the first of the week taking an argument
that is to go before the supreme court.
RELIABLE INSURANCE. Continental
Insurance Company. TheO. Patty,
Agent, Extra, Iowa. Office with !. l..
Statzell.
DIR. Holmes informs us that Mrs.
Phillip Young is rapidly improving, a
fact the many friends will be very glad
to know.
The Audubon county fair book for
1888 is completed and ready for circu-
lation. They may be found at the Citi-
zens Bank.
The new yestibule trains on the
North Western are pronounced by the
Chicago press as the finest yet put on,
east or west.
Charles Coe, the temporary editor OF
the blizzard, was In Audubon over
Sunday. lie is making extensive I'M
provements in the paper.
The Rock Island train due at 6p. m.
Monday did not arrive until ii
o'clock. The delay was on account OF
waiting at Atlantic for stock from the
east.
John Johnson and wife mourn the
loss of q ten months old child on Sun
day. The funeral was held on Monday,
Rev. J. Il. Harris conducting the ser
vices.
Frank D. Allen has returned from
his western trip, and his interesting
letters will be continued in the Blzzdrd
which will hereafter be published semi
weekly.
Chas. Russell, sr, started upon the
retura to his home in Wisconsin last
Monday. Jas. f. Russell accompanied
him as far as Manning, where the hours
of waiting were as years.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
serve supper in the room one door wes'
of the Citizens bank, Oh Thursda,
evening, Aug. 10Th. Supper % cents
ice cream and cake extra.
Reys. J. b. Harris and VIM. Mercer
accompanied by their families, are at
tending the Crystal Springs camp meet
ing. There will be no service in thu
! M. E. church next Sabbath.
Losr.-Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 7th
one note book containing some MONTH
statements and 1875 in paper money
The finder will be literally rewarded b.
| returning the same to J. T. Minor.
Jimmy Paiue was on the stree
| Monday after an illness Of nearly tw
weeks. lie is feeling much improve
by the cooler weather. We hope he vi
soon be able to resume business.
The premium list Of the Mannin
district fair association has been n
ceiyed at this Office. The dates of thi
first" exhibition are Sept. ii to l.
both inclusive. The job is from til
Monitor office and very neat.
! VII. Negley visited his brother
Marshall county several days the fri
of the week upon whose farm he plucl
ed and brought to his best girl stal
of corn aft 10 inches tall. Can't SON
of our Audubon county men beat that
A large company of ladies have pr
pared a surprise invasion of the hon
Of Mrs. G. B. Russell tonight at 7:3
The ladies go prepared to spread
bounteons supper on short notice an
will undoubtedly enjoy grand GOO
time.
Mr.. Bruce Moore, Of Iowa City. HI
been in Audubon several days iookin
after his property interests on nor
Tracy street. He was 50 much IN
pressed with the general air of improy
ment that he will repaint and repa
his property. ..
The Rock Island depot and II
grounds about now present very til
appearance, since the depot the tar
and the engine house have been
painted, and the grass and weeds up'
the grounds mown. The officials fe
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