Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-22
Cuheb Cough Cure-one Minute.

Coal for $3.50 per ton at the Stuart
Grain Company's.
Mrs. win McLeran, IT,, is much i'm
proved from her late illness.
Rosenberg g. 90, pay the high
est cash price for Chickens,
Beacon coal, the best in the market
$3.50 per ton at Stuart Grain Cos.
Cedar fence posts of all kinds and
prices at Weighton's lumber yard.
b, G, Foreman is In Audubon again
ON business and visiting old friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy, of Hamlin, Wis.
tied with friends in Nicola last week.
Miss Ida Johnson is reported much
better and recovering encouragingly.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CnAs. TRAMP.
Take your Chickens to Rosen-
berg & 90, and get cash for them.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. ID. Williams rejoice
over the advent Of boy baby in their
home.
Hon, b, |. Salinger, hove into view
Monday morning for attendance upon
court.
Michael Boust is enjoying u visit
from John and Jake Gahring of Iowa
county.
For plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton at Stuart's
old stand.
For the best grades of lumber at the
lowest living prices, go to Weighton's
lumber yard.
II costs the city about 1900 pounds of
coal to run the electric lights one hour
In the evening.
Frank Boyd, of Jasper county, has
come To spend the winter with his
brother Mahlon Boyd.
| The famous Pennsylvania ground
| buckwheat flour now for sale ut Van
Gorder's restaurant,
G. III. Aldrich, of Guthrie Center,
was IN Audubon on business and visit
| ing friends Saturday.
Miss Anna Hamilton of Melville
township. is spending holidays with
| friends In Des Moines,
Jake Leroy, formerly of Hamlin
township, now of Coleridge, Nebr, Is
visiting old friends here.
Asmus Boysen enjoyed visit last
week from his friend and land partner,
Geo. Koch, of Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. Boy Herrick, from near Extra,
visited her parents, Prof. Willcutt and
wife, the latter part of last week.
Get our prices on lumber before buy.
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
Chas, Bahr, has sold his farm In
lIamlin township, aud has gone to
York county, Nebr, to purchase and
locate.
The latest fashion now IL TO be
dumped In snow drift while sleighing
or have finger shot off while rabbit
hunting.
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring. They have all kinds and low.
est prices.
Miss BARLEY, who has been attend
ing the Audubon Normal College, re.
turned to her home In North Branch
last Thursday.
Leroy lIibbs and family started Mon.
day for visit TO his wife's folks near
Villisca. They will be absent n
couple of months.
Chas. Bradley and Miss Myrtle Hall
well, were married In Pentwater Mich
Dec Sth, 1892, The groom Is u brother
of Frank Il, Bradley of this city,
LOST. Saturday, small gray
sack, containing several new dimes and
other money, about ~ In all. Finder
please leave mt the REPUBLICAN office
If you want a heating stove that will
give the greatest amount of heat with
the least amount of coal buy the River
side Ventiduct sold by q. w. Hoover
Miss Vida Preston, after very
pleasant visit of u few weeks with her
brother George and family, returned to
her home at Villisca, one day last week.
Owing to Judge Deemer being sick
at-his home In Red Oak, with catarrhal
fever and no other judge being avail
able, this term of court has been
| abandoned.
G. A. w. Coee, is getting consider
able newspaper notoriety through pub
LEGATIONS appearing in the Coon Rapids
papers. Charlie was In Audubon Fri
day and Saturday.
The Wolf Grain Meter is to be on ex.
| hibition at the Worlds Columbian Elk.
position. The machine on exhibition
| will be elegantly finished and complete
In beauty and mechanism.
|. II. Woodrow, departed Saturday
for Polk county, where he will visit
one of his sons. From there he will go
| to Perry and visit his other son and
the return to his Kansas home.
Geo. Agnew Is visiting old friends In
and around Iowa City, for short time
he will then go to old Pennsylvania to
| spend the holidays with sister whom
he has not met for over thirty years.
Cotton q Co., of Extra, have moved
into their new double brick store and
now have an elegant and commodious
room in which To handle their large
stock Of goods and more conveniently
accommodate their patrons.
Geo. p. Jensen, sold nine hogs to NJ.
Johnson Il Co., Monday, eight and a
half months old, which averaged 1881
pounds each and Melted Mr. Jensen the
neat sum of $3.50. They were the
finest bunch Of hogs ever marketed in
Audubon.
The poultry firm of J. w. Rosenberg
& Co., have secured an attraction in
the shape of a four legged rooster
which has been viewed by a large num-
Der of our people this week. This
freak has two well developed legs, in
addition to the ones usually dispensed
| to fowls.
Josephus Lewis, one of the Oldest
and most widely known citizens of Au-
dubon county, has just returned from
Oklahoma where he has invested in
| property and we understand contem.
| plates moving to that new far off home
about the middle of February for fp,
ture residence,
Prof. ID. Il. Hepass reports most in
teresting and profitable meeting of the
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