Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-10-13

Cubeb Cough Cure One Minute.
Buy knee pants at the Eagle Cloth
ing House.
The Baptists are papering their
church walls.
Coal for 1926 per ton at the Stuart
Grain Company's.
For SALE.-A span of large mares
Inquire at Citizens Bank.
Take your chickens to Rosenberg &
Co, and get cash for them.
Deputy Postmaster Copellnd was W
from Extra Monday morning.
Tilden Workman is clerking in viii
0'Connell's jewelry emporium.
Those desiring tornado insurance
should apply to IL. w. Hanna
Beacon coal the best in the market,
$3,25 per ton at Stuart Grain Cos.
Cedar fence posts of all kinds and
prices at Weighton's lumber yard.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CHAS. TRAMP.
Geo. w. Hoover has just raised an
elegant new sign over his hardware
store.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. johnson, of Douglas township
Monday.
Go to Weighton's for what lumber
you need. The worth of your money
guaranteed.
The Presbyterian church received
contributions of $50 for home missions
last Sabbath.
A travelling German band discoursed
good music and passed the hat in Au-
dubon Monday.
w. w. Case departed Monday for
Arkansas, aud expects to make his
home in the south.
The Eagle Clothing House has boys
knee pants warranted not to rip.
Come and buy them.
+. l.. Anderson and wife drove to
Anita Tuesday to attend the marriage
of the gentleman's sister.
Mr.. John Van Scoy and wife return
ed Friday evening from their protract'
ed visit in West Virginia.
Remember your home dealer when
giving orders for nursery stock. lie
will use you well and hOnorably.
Frank Cross is laid up with lacerat-
ed finger, which he mangled with the
razor edge of a hatchet while lathing.
Charlie and Bob Talbot went to
Brayton last Thursday on their bicycles
making the trip in unusually short
time.
ID. +. Soar has two new harness max
ers in his employ-Col. Clozier from
Des Moines, and ID. L. Miller, of Els
worth, MINI.
The finest and the best line of cook
stoves and heaters ever brought to Au-
dubon county are at G. w. Hooyer's
hardware store.
John Weighton and ID. +. Soar and
wives rusticated at Elkhorn last Sab.
bath, attending church, visiting the col:
lege, and enjoying basket picnic.
Hugh Owen and Loud Rippey re.
turned from Colfax last Friday, their
return being fastened by the news that
mumps were in the family of the
former.
Charlie johnson came out from Belle
Plaine Saturday morning to visit his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. y.
Cousins. He returned home Monday
accompanied by Mrs. Cousins.
Reece Dickey's sale last Friday was
a great success, and Nate Carper, the
auctioneer, covered himself all over
with glory as an orator. Nate is one
of the best auctiopeers in the country,
Royal Petty was exhibiting lifty:two
ears of corn Monday that weighed over
seventy pounds. Sam Wilson had a
smaller quantity equally as good Tues
day. Audubon county beats the world
in this particular.
Club No. eHjoyed hop at Russel's
opera house Monday evening with mu;
sic by the travelling German band. The
company passed delightful evening,
with a taste OF high life for the gentle
men who paid the tiddlers,
Dr. Donnelly, of sensational notoriety
invaded the newspaper offices of Car
roll last Thursday, but failed to get sat
isfaction. The boys up there were so
clipper and sassy that he considered
intimidation out of the question,
Chas. L. Tramp Is making extensive
improvements in his residence, adding
wing which constitutes kitchen and
pantry; also two porches, Charlie will
finish the job with two good coats of
paint, and have one of the most con.
yenient residences in Audubon,
The new officers for Godfrey COM
mandery No. "A, Knights Templar, are
as follows A. II. Roberts, Eminent
Commander; G. w. DeMotte, General
issimo; ID. l.. Freeman, Captain Gen
eral; II. w. Hanna, Recorder; Thomas
Walker, Treasurer; +. J. Freeman, Se.
Nor Warden, L., j. faggy, Junior
| Warden; L. NJ. Jones, Sentinel.