Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-10-06

CuDeD cough Cure-One Minute.
Buy knee pants at the Eagle Cloth,
ing House.
c. b. Woodrow has rented the Com
mercial House.
Coal for 1926 per ton at the Stuart
Grain Company's.
For SALE.-A span of large mares
Inquire at Citizens Bank.
Those desiring tornado insurance
should apply to II. W. Hanna.
The earnings Of the electric light
plant for September were S59l.47.
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.
G. II. Jones and wife, of Carroll
spent Sunday with Audubon friends.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CHAs. TRAMP.
w. T. Staley has rented the Park Ho'
tel billiard hall and will run 1t in first
class style.
Go to Weighton's for what lumber
you need. The worth of your money
guaranteed.
The Eagle Clothing House has boys
knee pants warranted not to rip
Come and buy them.
Treasurer Dawson was on the sick
list Monday and Tuesday, but is at
tending to business again now.
A good second hand organ for sale
cheap. Inquire of
HATTIE WESTON.
w. r. Green, Esq, bought $ll5
Rambler bicycle of G.. w. Hoover last
Monday, and presented it to his wife.
F. NJ. Bierce has one field of corn
which he will husk next week, and then
he will go to Dakota to visit his brother
The finest and the best line Of cook
stoves and heaters ever brought to Au'
dubon county are at G. w. Hoover's
hardware store.
Mrs. A. l.. Campbell returned to hel
home in Des Mones last Saturday after
a pleasant visit with her parents IL
Lincoln township.
Senator Allison will speak at Allan
tic on Tuesday, October sbth, and that
will be one of the greatest meetings Of
the campaign in Iowa.
Mr.. Phillip Bickelhaupt was in Au
dubon Monday and is looking well af
ter two weeks visit with brothers il
Story and Boone counties.
A. II. Fritz exhibited a corn stall
yesterday thirteen feet high ana bear
ing two mammoth ears. Audubon
county corn beats the world.
Mrs. L. ID. Phelps departed las
Thursday evening on a visit to her ole
home at Mt. Carroll, Ill. Mr.. Phelps
accompanied her as far as Manning.
Mrs. T.. a. Crapsey, Of Des Moines
will be at J. w. Rosenberg's for a few
days giving lessons in art embroidery
Stamped goods and materials +" s eel!
The ladies are cordially invited to call
October 10th, Rev. Bernard Jacobs
meier will leave Audubon to take {
vacation of about three weeks. III,
will visit friends and relatives in sew
eral towns of eastern Iowa. The frs
services will be at Audubon after hi
return,
Mr.. John I. Chapman returned las
week from Cedar county, Nebr., WHERE
he was offered $40 per acre for hi
farm, but he declined it, believing 1t tt
be worth more. John bought it fol
S13 last spring.
Farmers of Audubon county ma,
we'll congratulate themselves this year
In eastern Iowa the corn Is about one
third of crop, while shortage is gen
orally reported, but Audubon count.
corn is full crop and out of the wa.
of the frost.
Miss Morley, who has had the depart
ment Of didaotics in the Audubon
Normal College, resigned last week ant
returned to her home In Humeston
She issucceeded by Miss Jessie Shaw
of Extra, who is highly recommended
for the position by Supt. Repass. TIL
REPUBLICAN is gratified to see tn
position filled by resident of our owl
county;
Attention is invited to the Board o
Health Regulations as published thi
week, and as passed at the Monda
evening session of the board. 1t is tn
purpose of the board to use imperatiy
means if necessary to stamp out tn
seeds of the infectious diseases whicI
threaten. For two years Audubon ha
not been free from scarlet fever il
mild forms, and the wonder ia that 1t
more malignant features have not ar
peared. The board is determined, W
are informed, to enforce its regulations
and all good citizens should lend read
assistance to the end that better stat
of public health may be attained
Nothing unreasonable is requested, bu
it is expected that the demands whicl
the authorities make will be prompt
and it is hoped cheerfully compile,
with.