Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-12-26
Buv y our clothing at the Eagle.

Buy y our clothing at the Eagle.
Rear rooms over Post Office for
rent.
Miss Mary Wilson is visiting in
Avoca.
The grass in the Park looks quite
promising.
Miss E. NJ. Stearns went to Wahoo
Nebr., Tuesday.
Gold headed canes at VIM. Cloughly's
brick drug store.
FIJI. Adams went TO Des Moines
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Henry Mosier has gone to Marine
to remain till January LIST.
Miss White is doing the holiday fes'
tivities at her home in Red Oak.
The mercury registered so degrees
above, Tuesday. In the sun 1876.
Take your poultry and eggs to Sny'
! der 4 Co., and get the cash for 1t.
VIM. Cloughly has fine line Of reli'
allie jewelry at his brick drug store,
am closing out. Come in and get
a bargain. w. W.TALBoT.
Mrs. Fannie Fitzpatrick has gone to
Englewood ILL.,, to spend the holidays
Miss Susie Henderson is spending the
holidays at the old home in lndianola
You ought to get those old teeth out
before cold weather. See DIR. Blakes-
lee.
George w. Wright and wife and
John Farnham went to De Soto Tues
day.
Dolls, carts, toys, all very nice and
cheap at VIM. Cloughlys brick drug
store.
Oscar Reinemund is improving the
holiday season to visit old friends at
Shelby.
Frank Gleason is completing his
building by laying twelve foot walk
of stone.
IN. Carper, auctioneer. Dates can
be secured by calling upon him or at
this Office.
For fall plastering buy that stucco
for sale oy John Weighton at Stuart's
odd stand.
John Mcclure, of Guthrie Center, is
Sis ting his parents and many friends
her, abouts.
Ms. J. +. Cloughly and Miss Mabel
Shoes NTH returned Monday from Bro
ken Bow, Nebr.
The front window of VIM. Cloughly's
brick drug store presents a most hand
some appearance.
Ii. W Hanna, Esq, went to Cedar
Rapids Tuesday night to carve the
Christmas tIrkcy for his mother.
The holiday season finds VIM,
Cloughly's brick drug store an empori,
um of goods suitable for presents.
Toilet sets-aud what can be nicer for
1 a Christmas present--in great variety
at VIM. Cloughly's brick drug store.
All persons indebted to W. w. Tai
bot will please call and settle ut once.
w. w. TALBOT.
Mr.. A. b. Stanfeld, Of Fender, Nebr.,
| is transacting business In Audubon.
His brother, Whit, is with him at Pen
der.
See VIM. Cloughly about toilet ar
ticles, toys, dolls, rocking horses, fancy
goods, books, jewelry, ETC., for the holi-
days.
The Misses Lille Walker and Matte
Jameson discussed Christmas turkey
with Editor Lawrence and wife at Man
,ing.
A complete assortment of holiday
Q oods-eyerything for children or
a dnlts-at VIM. Cloughly's brick drug
S Rre.
Ilt.e work Of bringing the sidewalks
Or THE north side of Broadway down
to. grade will be commenced tomorrow
no~ning.
If you want nice fitting suits 60 to j.
IL, Kate. His cutter Mr.. John Lidd
W a guarantee satisfaction to all who
call on him.
VIM. Dickinson will clerk sales for
those who wish his services, at reason
| able rates to suit farmers prices and
guarantees satisfaction.
A burning chimney at the Walker
House Monday night created consider
able anxiety for few moments, but
the danger was soon over.
Mr.. Z. L. Traversy spent Christmas
in Des Moines. Mr.. Read will leave
next Monday to be with his parents and
his two boys, who live in Dakota, New
Years.
Sd. Brinkerhoff and family of Cedar
Rapids, are visiting with their parents,
Prof. and Mrs. Brinkerhoff, at Oakfeld.
.rhe visitor was several years ago in
the,, 'trica business, and opened the
court .Nouse in Audubon.
Mr.. w. II. s. Bedwell has sold bis
barber shop and outfit on South Park
Place to Paul Bsllman, the latter TAX
ing possession |. vt Monday. Mr.. Bed
e
well has gone to h. : former home. Grin
nell, where he will pu. Tsus the same &C
cupation.
CT1' nudiLts Of Al, nitn Hroi
very satisfactory holiday trade, Espec
tally in the line of distinctively 'o'ma'
goods trade has been brisk. In VI
heavier lines the people have not gou
beyond their necessities, which, owing