Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-05-23
The circus is coming. sure enough.

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! All kinds of fence posts at Stuart Il
Sons.
4 If you want cobs inquire OF j. 5.
Dennis.
The work on IIowalds brick is pro,
crossing finely.
No. 1 boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart & Sons.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at Sl4 and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
Latest styles in boys suits at Abrams
& Bakers, the leading clothiers.
Call at Stuart & Sons for fence posts
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
Cheap horse to trade for new mich
COW. Iquire of Dennis transfer men.
Fifty bushels pure German millet for
60 c. per bushel. EUGENE TALBOT.
New straw hats for boys, just received
at Abrams & Bakers call and see them.
Fred Bothweg, Consigny's chief clerk,
is off duty and down with the measles.
Straw hats at Abrams & Bakers by
the wholesale and at wholesale prices.
The best grade of lumber at the low
est possible prices, at the Green Bay
Lumber Co.
Messrs. Russell & Sons give our rea-
ders some excellent advice this week.
Read their adj.
The Celebrated Dutton Improved
Spring Bed Bottom manufactured by
J. X. Smith Il Son, Audubon. Try one.
Every lady in Audubon county is in
yited to call and see the fine line of
ladies shoes at Abrams & Bakers the
shoe men.
The place is ut Abrams Il Bakers TO
buy your summer coats and vests, for
you will have large assortment to
select from.
Capt. Yaggy announces meeting of
the Sons of Veterans Saturday night at
o'clock, and desires full attendance.
Business of Importance to be attended
to.
Jas. +. McAnnich was shaking hands
with his numerous friends here last
Thursday. lie has disposed of his mer-
camille establishment at Carson, and is
now prospecting for location.
Mrs. Chas. Lawrence is editing and
publishing the Manning Monitor dur
ing the absence of her husband. She is
getting out good paper and reads the
riot act to the woman in town."
The adult members of the family of
Thos. Oliver, of Melville township have
been victims of the measles. Mrs.
Fullerton was dangerously i'll the first
of the week, but is much better at this
writing.
Prof. Miller has favored us with a
neatly executed program of commence
ment exercises of the Boone High
Schools, which occur on Wednesday
evening, May 10Th. There are sixteen
graduates.
The Carroll county Jail is without an
occupant, the last bird having been a
horse theft from Sac county. It Is
about time to inquire for the millennium
when this state of affairs exists in the
county of Carroll.
a water main is being extended to
Foremans feed yard Oh North Wash
ington street. 1t will afford water
facilities I9 that part Of town IN case o.
fire, which will be appreciated.
Mrs. John F. Consigny and the chill
dren are visiting relatives at Avoca
John f., with the cares of the house
hold on his shoulders and the work OF
his sick clerks to perform, has more
business on his hands than Depew.
The name of Mr.. E. f. Fales is an
nOunced this week as y candidate fo,
county superintendent on the republi
can ticket. Mr.. Fales has long record
as successful instructor, and is a
staupch republican, in honnring whom
the party would honor itself.
superintendent Hawk informs us
that the schools are again filling uI
, with those who have recovered from
tbs measles, though there are good
many cases yet. The school work has
: been interrupted to the detriment OF
those who have been necessarily kept
at home.
Mr.. II. b. Owen is announced in this
issue Of THE REPUBLICAN, as a candi
date for the office of sheriff, at the
pleasure Of the republican convention
Mr. Owen is a good, hard working re-
publican, ever faithful, and has excel
lent ability to perform the duties OF
that Office is chosen by the people.
The circus which id coming here
June Sd, comes direct from Council
Bluffs, fact which may stimulate the
pride of the Bluffs City people in that
their town is thus brought in a certain
; intangible connection with the best
town in Western Iowa, In a compari
son between the city depots Audubon
is far ahead of Council Bluffs.
Miss Susie Henderson, of Indianola
is the guest of Miss Ella Van Scoy this
week. Miss Henderson 10 an exper
; fenced musical instructress of rare tai
ent both vocal and instrumental, and il
DESTROYS of securing class in oul
town. Should she meet with the re
quisite support our music lveipg peopl,
may consider themselves fortunate in
: having her services.
Col. John II. Keatley writes home
: from Sitka, Alaska, that Memorial Da,
will be duly observed in thai lar ava!
r cline, us number of soldiers arr
: buried there. Those who know til,
fervent patriotism of Col Keatley hav,
. the assurance that the observance will
q be admirably appropriate, His addres