Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-04-05
auSabon County Republican.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Talbot has fresh figs.


Talbot has fresh figs.
Mark Feltus spent Sunday in Allan
tic.
Peter Book is repainting his house in
colors.
The place -Talbotts.
William Bartlett went to Newton
Tuesday.
Miss Susie Lenox went to Des Moines
Saturday.
Celluloid starch at Talbotts.
Mr.. II. n. Carper went to Brighton
on Tuesday.
Mr.. w. c. Sturgeon was up from FIX
ira Tuesday.
Picked pigs feet at Talbott's.
Miss Mertie Gleason returned to Iowa
City Tuesday,
\. j. Phillips is hauling material for
barn 2Ox30 feet.
Blank farm leases for sale at this
Office.
Miss Zelle Davis was visiting in At,
lantic last Saturday.
Mr.. Lew Matthias has a job of firing
on the 20" railroad,
New Schutler Wagon for sale cheap,
Inquire of FRANK GLEASON.
Hugh Owen was transacting business
in Atlantic Saturday.
A. II. Needles is no longer in the EN-.
ploy Of DR.. Cloughly.
Dates, fresh from the tropics, at Tai
bolts.
John McFarlane is transacting bust.
ness in Atlantic today,
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Petersen, on Monday, the 3rd.
Plow shoes sold by ID. G, Abrams are
the best in the market.
Ed. Rayness went to Des Moines Sat,
urday to remain several weeks.
Richard Gault was transacting bust
ness in the county seat yesterday.
Resident dentist. North Side Broad
way. All work warranted.
James Coyne will erect barn of large
dimensions on his farm this summer
Mrs. J. b. IIaddOck and daughter
Mabel went to Atlantic this morning,
seal of North Carolina smoking to-
bace6 at Talbott's.
Mr.. J. II. Needles, the Atlantic car,
riage manufacturer, was in the city to,
day.
Mr.. y. II. Walker, of the hotel, is re-
covering from an indisposition of u
week.
The best 800 pillow shoe in Audubon
at d. c. Abrams.
Mr.. G. G.. Nordman, of Wiota, has
been the guest Of Operator Parsons fol
several days.
Mrs. Hannah Bush and daughter
81 sic, Of Extra, are visiting Mrs. Chas'
Va. aGorder.
A new barrel of oatine at Talbott'
FIR INK VanPelt returned from report
ing tedious term of court Mt Couhcl
Bluffs, Friday.
Senat or Caldwell has sent this G. "e'
one of the new maps issued by the rail
way commission.
A whole barrel of fresh prunes at
Talbotts.
Mr.. Perry Lambertson started today
for Lincoln, Nebr, where he will re-
main several weeks.
Miss Carrie Clark, late of Burlington,
has accepted position in DR.. Clough-
ly's photograph gallery.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at $14 and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
VIM. McLeran and Robt. Henderson
shipped each a car of cattle, and Mr..
Warner two cars, Tuesday.
Miss Kate O'Neal has returned from
Omaha, and will spend the summer with
her sister Mrs. Ralph Helm.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart & Sons.
Mr., II. A. Spring has returned to work
in the Extra meat market, and will
move the family there soon.
John NJ. Griggs arrived home from
Indiana last evening, having left his
parents somewhat improved.
Pillsbury llour-the best-at Tai
bolts.
Mrs. I. w. Baker visited friends in
Lewis, last week and returning was ac-
companied by Miss Jennie Cutting.
John Ballman has torn out the "store
front" of his residence ON Lower Broad
way, and fitted it up in residence form.
Cottage floor paints in cans from
quart to gallon in all choice colors for
sale at VIM. Cloughly's Drug Store.
w. r. Green, Esq, has plans COM
pleted for a residence 2Sx32, and award
ed the building contract to III. NJ. Tai
bolt.
The Baptist society has portion of
the stone on the ground and will com
mence the foundation as soon as frost
is out.
Nice line of odd pants just receiy-
ed by ID. {. Abrams.
Frank, eldest son of James East of
Hamlin township, has recovered from
pneumonia, owing to the skillful atten-
dance of DR.. Lass.
Mrs. G. w. Sutton, of Melville town
ship, is very low with consumption.
Two daughters arrived Monday even
ing from Lincoln, Ills.
A full variety of base ball clubs so
cheap they cannot be undersold at
VIM. Cloughly's Drug Store.
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