Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-11-28
Give thanks today.

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Buy your clothing at the Eagle.
Dentist removed to IIOwald's brick.
The public schools closed last even
ing for the week.
Charlie Wilkins was in South OmahI
Monday and Tuesday.
! Mrs. John Crane, CT Extra, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Russell,
Law Office of i. Z. Dramard will now
be found in the Howard block.
Mrs. Alice Harlow, Of Avoca, is visit
ing the family of II. w. Wilson.
Take your poultry and eggs to Sny,
der & Co., and get the cash for it.
There is a triile of humOr IN fixing
/ the bond of the county coroner at 5000
I Ed. Cotton and wife, of Extra, spent
Sunday with DR.. Rendleman and fam
lily.
You ought to get those old teeth out
before cold weather. See Dr. BiakeS'
Ice.
John f. ConSigny was at Ayoca the
first of the week visiting his brother
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Mr.. |. w. Baker was looking after
lis farm interests near Atlantic last
dOnday.
IL. n. Carper, auctioneer. Dates cal
be- secured by calling upon him or a
tn is Office.
For fall plastering buy that stucc'
70 sale by John Wcighton at Stuart
old stand.
Go to WeightOn's for what lumbc
YOU need. The worth OF your none
guaranteed.
For the best grades OF lumber at tn
lowest living prices, go to Weighton
lumber yard.
Mr.. John d. Bush, of Extra, was tn
/ guest of ChaS. Van Gorder and famiI
| the first of the week.
Miss Belle Hanna commenced teaci
ing for the winter term in the Gary di
trict, Viola township, last Monday.
The Eagle Clothing House has a fu
line of boots and ladies fine shoes, sill
pers etc. Best grades and low prices.
Mrs. G. +. Kennedy, of Missouri Va
lev. and Miss Emma lIarker, OF Mite
ell, S. d., are visiting Mrs. Jas. Forbe
jr.
Mr.. $. c. Curtis, from AyOca, has pu
chased half interest in the Park hot
and restaurant, so that the firm Is lie
lin & Curtis.
Mrs. Evan Davis and the children q
rived from Iowa City Tuesday on Vi
it to d. c. Abrams and family. N
Davis is expected here soon.
VIM. Garrett, the farmer and me
! chant whose property was burned
Price few months ago, is moVil
back to his old home near Grinnel.
A better fall for outdoor work II
q not been within the memory Of ma
Everybody has had grand Opportuni
} to prepare for what is prophesied as
severe winter
Expecting to be away for sometin
after January lst, all knowing thei
selves indebted to me please come
and settle up by cash or bankable no
JOHN +. CONsIGNY.
The English sparrow is becoming
abominablc nuisance in Audubon.
seems impossible to restrict or prohi'
the bird. What's the matter with
ensing him?
Harp Wilson returned Saturday mig
from attending the meeting of the I'll
mems Association at Marshalltov
lie thinks the tournament for 1880 "
be held at that place, though deter
nation is withheld for ten days.
If you intend building do not fail
let us figure on your material, as we
save you money. Besides giving y
the most complete stock in Audub
punty to select from.
" GREEN BAY LUMBER Co
x<. r. III. Moore returned Mond
-, from her protracted visit
l.a',,, :. During her sojourn ther'
S ,',..,,s.n., ,ame to brighten the home
M.' and; Mn IF. II. Field.
,,.,,..,u,;,.,. Drs at Extra have be
80 $50 trouble with infectic
G Gissasss soma The ,hools were closed
portion of last W, 'e kun; un'il quaint a. y,
was thoroughly sstab, shed ., Ais sl.. 7,
ming smoothly ROW " l'i' no iur''
danger apparent.
4 Business doomed in An>'upon
Saturday, SO that the town ass 'n .'.os
usual appearance. The corn ha' 20 =.
\ about completed, s q, that farmers ="
, able to do their ira, ding, and IN con
! ouence every store was crowded 10
fullest capacity, ard every clerk y
kept busy.