Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-09
MONEY TO LOAN!
At 7 PER GENT, ON
AUDUBON COUNTY FARMS.
Freeman & Armstrong.
Keep off the grass.

Keep off the grass.
1t is difficult to deceive everybody.
Win ID. Forbes returned from Chica.
so yesterday.
Roberts is on deck with a magnificent
line of wall paper.
Atlantic will soon have its mail de-
livored by carriers.
All sizes hard coal at the Green Bay
Lumber Company.
Hugh Owen was out taking little
fresh air yesterday.
Mrs. Coon, sr., returned to her home
at Brooklyn today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Reeves spent
Sunday ut Coon Rapids.
A jack rabbit was seen out on sec
ton ), Leroy, Tuesday.
Do not buy wall paper until you look
at A. III. Roberts stock.
Mr.. A. J. Phillips departed this morn.
ing for New Virginia, Ia.
The old settlers all know the place
to buy wall paper is at Roberts.
Rev. Bott is in Audubon shaking
hands with his numerous friends.
The best soft coal in the market at
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
Mrs. J. u. Copsgny and children
went to Avoca Tuesday on y visit,
Cedar fence posts Of all kinds and
prices at Weighton's lumber yard.
Mrs. Annis l.. Stuart and children
returned from Colorado last evening.
Attend all the services Sunday In the
Ole d. L. church, morning and evening.
Ed. Van Gorder, Grace Burnside and
Miss Mack returned to GPipuell Mon
day.
Rees Dickey was in Chicago Tues.
day, and witnessed the great rustic for
votes.
Roberts has always led the wall paper
trade, and is prepared to do 1t again
this year.
For plastering buy that stupco
for sale by John WeightOn at Stuarts
old stand.
Go TO Wcighton's for what lumber
you need. The worth of your money
guaranteed.
For the best grades OF lumber ut the
lowest living prices, go to Weightons
lumber yard.
Rev. c. w. BlOdgett is a candidate
for grand chaplain of the Department
of Iowa G. A. X.
Col. T.. B. Temple presented the
Union Spy in Sioux City Monday and
Tuesday evenings,
The board of supervisors adjourned
this forenoon. The session has been
one of routine business. .....
John Cameron has good team to
sell on time, Mares, geldlngs or mules.
Section "a, LINCOLN township,
Mr.. J. b. IIadd0ck arrived in the city
this morning from Fairbury, Nebr. He
will leave for Chicago tonight.
Ihave some well improved farms in
Nebraska for sale or exchange.
V. L. IIoRToN.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality,
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY
VIM. McCrystal has been suffering
terribly of late from an abscess. 1t Is
hoped that he may find speedy relief.
Chas. Van GOrderand w. III. O'Con-
nell returned this morning from a
hunting sxpidition along the Platte in
Nebraska.
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
Andrew Cloughly has sold 2 half in
terest in the Palace Drug Store 10
Loud Rippey, the partnership taking
effect April LIST.
Miss Nina Talbot returned to her
home in Carroll Tuesday evening after
pleasant visit with her brothers,
Charlie and Bob.
A perfect bill of weather last Sunday
caused the good ladies to rejoice, and
moot at the gloomy prlgposticati0ns
of old Probabilities.
Chauncey Gardner finished sowing
oats, wheat and barley last week. lie
is about the first in the field, as usual,
and will have good crop.
The young people enjoyed another
very pleasant club dance at the Park
Hotel Monday evening, These parties
are becoming very popular.
Farmers desiring a reliable harness
of oak tanned leather, with work that
is warranted should call on Stemm, at
the South Park harness shop.
Mrs. John Lovelacc has suffered Sc
verely from the grip, undergoing a
siege of two weeks: the greater part of
which time she was Frustrated.
Horse chromos o. any size and style
may be promptly secured at this office
at very reasonable rates. We have
some very nice samples for inspection.
Call and see us.
John Coquillette, of Miller, S. d.,
and his brother Percy, from Galva,
visited over Sunday in the city. Mr..
Coquillette was impressed by the i'm
proyements in Audubon.
Bob McCallan was down from
Pierson the latter part of last week,
remaining over Sunday. lie took home
the requisite amount of reading matter
to make him man of medicines.
The Webster s. Cameron Clydesdale
horse, Tom Tit, /, 1Oo (2lsll, will be kept
the coming season at John Cam srQp's
place on section 81, Lincoln township.
Term, $500; foal to stand and suck.
Frank d. Allen arrived in Audubon
last night from South Bend, Wash.
lie has sold his interest in the South
Bend Herald, and will again locate in
Iowa.
Mr.. G. +. Brown is moving the
Bilharz building and will fit it up for
broom factory. Mr. BilhraZ will pro-
coed Immediately with building opera
tons.
Mr.. III, r. Scott has sold the Park
Place livery to Mr., Dryden from Iowa
City. Mr.. Scott will work at his trade,