Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-09-12
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For Rat.
Front rooms In second story of my
brick over McKarahan Il Vanden.
burgh. BIS. PHELPS.
An kinds of fence posts at Stuart &
Sons.
+. NJ. Van Pelt went to Des Moines
yesterday.
Mrs Chas. VanGorder was In Des
Moines yesterday.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart 4 Sons.
Miss Doll Kennedy Is clerking In
Howald's new store,
Fencing at Stuart Il Sons at GA and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
w. II. $. Bedwell went to Grinnell
Tuesday to visit his parents.
Joseph Ridpath is visiting relatives
at Knoxville, Marion county.
Take your poultry and eggs to Sny-
der Il Co., and get the cash for it.
Ed. Rayness has just recovered from
serious siege of malarial fever.
Call at Stuart & Sons for fence posts
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
Good brick, and tile from three to six
inches. CuAs. TRAMP.
For sale bills call at The REPUBLI-
CAN office. Good work quickly executed.
V.B. Crane has suspended the Spirit
Lake Pilot, and moved to Jackson,
MINI.
Charlie Bradley, the commercial man,
isited oyer Sunday with his brother
Fl ank.
A addition to Maple Grove cemetery
has 1een plated south of the southern
drive way
Edw. s VanGorder and Ed. Bilharz
returne to Grinnell Monday to resume
their stu ties.
The time card of thesC., NJ. & st. p.
R'y at Man uing appears In this issue.
1t is correct.
Mr.. w. E. Rfnkerhoff of THE RE-
PUBLICAN fo HGsspent Sunday at Hast
ings, Mills co unity.
The supervi Snrs adjourned yesterday.
We hope to be athletic publish the pro-
ceedings next week.
The Baptist ndies served supper in
the church edift s last Thursday evening
and made about $40.
Prof. Z. r. HalvI'; and wife returned
from Denison last Thursday, having
driven across the country.
The Audubon base ball team will
S he'd its mufliers itnd weights before Q, y
i ng into the diamond again.
Mr.. Bilderback, of the Cass County
Democrat, was a pleasant caller at this
Office last Thursday evening.
Chas. Isham's Orvie G., and G. II.
Jones billiard Alexander are trotting
at the Cass county fair this week.
Miss Grace Burnside went to Grin.
ne Il Monday, where she will pursue
mn usical course in the Iowa college.
Now is a good time to get those old
tet tn out DIR. Blakeslee's Dental Par
Tor open every day except Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Campbell, and
da lighter, Maud, of Omaha, are spend
inn a fortnight with Audubon county
finn ends.
A two year old child of NJ. Z. Keith
od Melville, fell from q load of cobs and |
brt Ike its arm. DR.. Brooks reduced the |
fra cture.
G. III. Russell returned from Chicago
Sa turday evening, where he had been
pu rchasing large stock of goods for
the fau trade.
The mother of Jos. Spanburg who
has been visiting hi m for several months
returned to her no me at Kendallville,
Ind, yesterday.
Beautiful prairi land for sale from
81 to $3.50 per &C re. For full informa-
ton address J. b. Bineford, Estherville,
Emmett county, II IVA.
All that is now required to make the
Audubon county fair success is good
weather, and the indications are that
we will be thus avored.
You will find the best stock of lumber
at lowest possibi e prices at the Green
Bay Lumber q }. Give them call.
Satisfaction qua ranteed.
All parties KIN owing themselves in
debted to G. H. ross either by note or
account, will pie ase call and settle at
once as l must ave my money.
The Misses NJ critic and Maggie Glea-
son departed Nc nday for Iowa City,
the former for er second year, the lat
ter for her first in the State University.
Wanting to di spose of my stock of
lamps, queensw ire and glassware, for
the next 30 day everything goes at
actual cost.
JOHN +. CoNsIGNY.
The pulpits OF the Presbyterian and
Baptist chuTeIse will be unoccupied
next Sunday 'ev. John VanScoy will
preach at the N. L. church in the morn.
ing.
If you intessd building do not fail to
let us figure on our material, as we can
save you money. Besides giving you
the most complet g stock In Audubon
county to select rom.
GREI N BAY LUMBER Co.
Messrs. Kuhn, julver & Co. have re.
duced the price OF their -four ten cents
per sack, A No. I selling at $3.50 and
Straight at si.Dp er sack at the mill
and principal store $.