Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-03-29
Chow.chow in bulk at Talbott's.

uelitS tue hepuDiicdn Siuo nectlng ol
Monday evening was adjourned until
Monday evening April 9th.
The best 800 pillow shoe in Audubon
at ID. c. Abrams,
Tom Morgan, brakeman, had his
hand crushed to pulp between bump
ers while coupling ears at Atlantic yes
terday. The hand was amputated.
Audubon merchants have taken adj
vantage of the opportunity of the rail.
way war, and shipped in large stocks
of goods. Old rates We're restored
Monday,
Mrs. Blakeslee has bought n fine or
gan for those who prefer to take lessons
on that instrument.
A deputy L. S. Marshal was in town
last Friday, and summoned four of our
citizens to appear at Council Bluffs the
last of this week, and give evidence in
civil case.
w. ID. Stancliff was very low again
Tuesday, and it seemed impossible that
he could survive the night, but he is
much revived and stronger than for
several weeks,
Seal of North Carolina smoking to-
bacco at Talbott's.
Bargains in boots and shoes ut ID. c.
Abrams and to convice you of this fact
we ask you to call and examine the
goods and see prices,
VIM. Cleughly came home from
Omaha last Friday evening, and re-
turned to that city Tuesday. lie is
negotiating for the purchase of a half
interest in livery stable there.
Fencing at Stuart Il Sons at $li and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
Mr.. Win Wheatley, of Brooklyn, has
been in the city several days the guest
of his brother, the popular clerk at
Russell x Sons, The gentleman is re-
turning from jaunt through suffering
Kansas.
A whole barrel of fresh prunes at
Talbott's.
Mr.. Robt, Baker, an honorcd and re.
spected resident, of Viola township,
who assisted in the development of
the county for nineteen years, was n
very agreeable caller ut this office this
morning
Miss Jennie Kopp, from Gencseo
Ills, is in town for the purpose of or
ganizing class In music. She is stop
ping with Mrs. J. OFT on Church street
Carpenters, masons, and builders in
general are preparing to open the build,
ing season at an early day. April show.
ers will quickly fit the ground for found,
ations, when the work will proceed with.
out interruptio
No. I boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart & Sons.
From an exchange we learn that Prof
NJ. Gibney's ears were badly frozen In
the storm of Jan. 18th. AS Damon he
has the sympathy of this community
but as Sir Francis Leyison, wo gloai
over his misfortune.
Thos. Musson and G. A. w. Colet
shipped three loads Of cattle over TIN
North Western Saturday. The gentle
men met with good sales, and arc a
home today in good spirits. The buncl
averaged 1886 each.
Pillsbury tlour-the best-at Tai
bolts.
Chairman Joseph loft has called
county convention of democrats, q
Audubon, on Wednesday, April 25tl
for the purpose of selecting four dele
gates to attend the state convention a
Dubuque, the I'd Of May.
Mr.. G. A. Marlin started on Monda
for Shenandoah, where he will atten
college. He is one Of the most pre-
gressive young educators of this count.
and in his commendable ambition t
excel he has the best wishes of all.
Buy your dry goods where you ca
buy the best goods for the money,
II. Lenox Il Cos.
Commencing next week the ma
service between Audubon and Elkhor
will be increased from two to thr,
trips q week-a benefit that will u
doubt be highly appreciated by tn
citizens on the western border of Il
county.
> Corn meal at Talbott's,
4 The Audubon station of the Nortl
Western road is kept so tidy that Il
< fact is remarked by all travellers. Agel
Q Vandenburgh and Operator Feltus Al
scrupulously neat, and IN dealing wit
Q patrons of the road observe fine poin
of business etiquette.
y Money saved is money earned "
\ can save money on dry goods and
dies shoes at X. Lenox y Cos.
o The Red Oak EgpreSS says that
II Tuesday morning of last week a pi
senger train of ten coaches drawn
y two engines came in from the ca
which indicates that the 20" Is
II shape to do business and that it Is
a the sunshine of public confidence.
d have 100 head of cattle for sale
Rock Island yards. Cows, heife
|. steers and calves, also bulls.
n WV, NEFF,
L 1t is a conspicuous fact that the &C
tleman who are going to build I'll
4. spring have been wise in securing II
tefial while cheap rates were In yog'
IS so that there VIII BIO no delay in t
n. building boom. Work will progress
m rapidly as the weather will permit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Jones return
ne from Chicago Tuesday afternoon a
m were favored with serenade by I
q adips Cornet Rand in the eyenil