Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-12-17
VIM. @. Cameron has been steadily

Brick Drug Store to close out.
The best soft coal in the market at
the Green Bay Lumber Company,
Tho schools viii close one week from
/ tomorrow for one weeks vacation.
Five local sports attended prize
fight at Manning last Saturday night.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Waldron, of Douglas township, sun
day.
A little cooler weather would be bet
ter for the general health of the COM
munity.
Special bargains in holiday goods at
|. James Brick Drug Store on Saturday
the 10th.
have some well improved farms in
Nebraska for sale or exchange.
V. Il. HORTON.
Miss Lucy Kelly went to Iowa City
Monday to take special treatment for
her eyes.
The Rock Island pay car is scheduled
for the Audubon branch next Sunday
morning.
VIM. Dickinson has some red cedar
trees suitable for Christmas use and
for sale cheap,
II. j.. Hamilton and wife move to At.
lantic tomorrow, where he has work
for the winter
l., ID, Phelps baby has been very sick
with ailments following the measles,
but is better at present,
You will be happy and prosperous
next year If you buy holiday goods Mt
James Brick Drug Store.
A few thoroughbred Short Horn
yearling bulls for sale.
Il. Z. BRADLEY.
Miss Mollie Delahoyde started Tues
day morning for Prescott, Ark, to
spend the holidays with relatives,
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
j. NJ. Reynolds, of Brayton, has been
very sick with pneumonia, but under
the care of DR.. Brooks is improving.
Red neck ties are all the go. Surely
the day Of promise for the red headed
girl and the freckled boy is near at
hand.
John Musson, of Salem, S. d., is here
visiting his parents. He will remain
two weeks. lie has good position In
bank.
Mrs. DIR. Shepard and son Ralph
leaves tomorrow for Omaha, where the
Doctor is already established in good
practice.
Buy your posts now Of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
at is more blessed to give than to re-
ceive" ought to be n motto in every hol-
iday goods emporium. And indeed 1t
| is truth.
Farmers consult your own interests
and sell your poultry now before the
big fall rush when 1t will be much
cheaper, l.. G. SNYDER " Co.
A. ii. Edwards has for sale at $40
each some choice thoroughbred Poland
China boars. Farm on section IA
Douglas township.
Roberts was extremely fortunate in
his holiday purchases this year. He
bought so much and so low that his
prices are way down.
MARKETs.-Corn: shelled 2Gc., ear
&c, oats 23c., wheat Zoe, barley 25c.,
rye Coo, hogs 1925, butter (casD l5c,
eggs 20c, chickens &C., turkeys 6iac.
Owing to rush of business and the
frequent absence of Mr.. Mallory in cry.
ing sales, J. w. Rosenberg is assisting
in the poultry house of Snyder Il Co.
Rual Life is one of the best exclusive
farm journals published and is especial.
ly adapted to Iowa. Send 81 to Rural
Life Publishing Co, Waterloo Iowa.
or it comes with TIE REPUBLICAN at
1926.
Oh my, just see the beautiful things
at the Eagle. Silk hats, ties, munlers,
kid mittens, kid gloves, knobby suits
for boys and men. In fact anything
you want.
A very fine present, one that any man
young or old would appreciate, is one
of those elegant new ties or mullers of
the very latest styles at the Eagle Cloth.
ing House.
Before selecting presents for your
friends call at w. III. O'ConnelPs jewel
ry store and see the new and novel de-
signs in silverware. Appropriate, use
full and substantial articles will be
found.
An extensive line of silverware has
just been received at w. III. O'Connell's.
In the new stock will be found new and
novel designs in articles handsomely
appropriate for holiday gifts, and which
are sure to please.
Miss Doll Kennedy has been unable
TO ill her position at Howald's for sew
eral days by reason of illness. The lady
has held the position for more than two
years and never lost n day until she at.
tended the state fair last fall
The block which J. A. Overholtzer
will build as soon all January 10th, an
the weather will permit will present
three fronts and cost about $4,000
The second story viii be but thirty feet
deep, providing some first class office
rooms.
Miss Bertha IIibbs Is now alone In
the dressmaking business in the parlors
over Russell & Sons. She invites all
the patrons of the old firm to visit her,
and new ones as well, guaranteeing 9
perfect fit and complete satisfaction
with every garment.
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