Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-04-27

For RENT.-A barn. Inquire of +.
Il. Hooker.
A son was born to Joe Roth and
wife Sunday.
The Stuart Grain Company handle
the best coal,
Jas. r. Pound was in Des Moines on
business Monday.
Ladies and Misses gossimers very
cheap at Coquillette's
The Beadle family, from Gray, is an
Audubon acquisition.
For SALE.-A good leather top bug,
gy. Call ut this office.
The Rock Island pay car was in Au-
dubon at 10 o'clock Sunday.
Prof. Gardner, of the Sac City College,
was in Audubon over Sunday.
Beacon coal, the best in the market
$3.50 per ton Mt Stuart Grain Cos.
Glenn Forney and wife are the proud
parents of daughter, born Monday.
For genuine strictly pure linseed oil
go to q. w. Hooyer's hardware store.
No. Yellow Pine dimension for sale
ut Sl5 per 1000 feet, by John Weighton.
Thos. +. Musson AMI A. Ii. Edwards
were in Omaha buying feeders Tues
day.
The Thunderbolt Co., will appear at
RuSsells Opera House Saturday, May
18th.
The celebrated Quick Meal gasoline
stoye-the best baker in the market, at
Marshall Il Sharp's.
j. Nj. Griggs, Nels futon, VIM. Dry,
den, Geo. Ellis and Geo, Gray went TO
Atlantic this morning.
&c. Hepp, who is soon to be post,
master ut Gray, was a pleasant caller
ut This office yesterday.
Edwin and Mollie Delahoyde, of
Extra, visited ut the home of Jhas
Van Gorder over Sunday.
Get our prices on lumber before buy.
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
You cannot toe. nail Yellow Pine di,
mension, but you can buy ii for Si5 per
1000 feet at Weighton's lumber yard.
The senior class of the Extra schools
attended the declamatory contest at
the Opera House last Friday evening
One thousand dollars reward for eve,
~ ounce of adulteration found in the
Aston strictly pure white lead. Sold
by G.. w. Hoover.
Just Received at The Racket, q com.
plete line of tho Royal Hook Kid
Gloves. All the latest styles. Every
pair warrpnted.
Mrs. j. i. Schriver, of Lincoln town
ship, who has been i'll for many months
had q relapse the first of the week, but
was better at last reports.
Frank NJ. Leet is now hall owner and
cashier in the Commercial Bank. L.
ID. Phelps will resume his position in
the bank as soon as he Is able,
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you car
| buy No. 1, dimension pa and 20, etc. OF
John Weighton for Sl5 per 1000 feet.
A juvenile entertainment never fails
to please, and the "Twelve Miss Peli
Goes" is one of the best of the kind
with its pretty songs and graceful drills
Since going to Colorado II. J. Hun
ter has experienced great improve
ment in health. He writes back TO his
family that he feels like new man.
GriStCold american.
The Normal Institute will be held
during the first two weeks in August
G. III, Quincy, conductor; Il. u. Hooker
q. S. ID. Mason, jr., and Mrs. Emma
S. Holman, instructors.
Mrs. G. b. Russell went to Stoughton
Wis, Saturday, to join her husband
who is at the bedside of his aged father
| The senior Russell Is In his ninety
year, but though quite sick, is improy
ing.
The Audubon county Teacher notes
the fact that Lincoln township has in
creased the wages of teachers 50 pei
month, now paying 1916. Cameron ant
Oaktield have made an advance OF y.
per month.
Gospel Temperance meeting ut thu
Methodist church next Sabbath, a
half past two o'clock, everybody In
yited. All who donned the blue ribbon
be sure to come. Subject, The Pledg'
We Have Taken.
VIM. Dryden was In Carroll and pur
chased street sprinkler for use in Au
dubon. 1t has been long needed ant
will be well patronized. However, 4
will not be necessary to use 1t unit
about eight inches of liquid mud drie
up.
Just Opened.-A complete line o
Millinery which will be run in connec
ton with The Racket and in charge o
Mrs. Vermilya and Christie. An ex
perienced trimmer has been secured
The stock is entirely new and style
the latest. Buy your hats of them ant
save money.
A special cattle train went out owe
the Rock Island Monday evening. Tw
carloads belonged to VIM. Owen, one t
A. III. Edwards, one to johnson 1
Dickey, one to Isaac Fiscus, one T.
r.. M. hickey, and one to Chris Hahn
Mr.. Fiscus will go from Chicago l.
Indiana to visit q couple of months.
John i. Powers, of the Carroll Sent
mel, has been appointed postmaster o
!. that burg. While Mr.. Hungerford wa
! junketing in the south with the editor
al excursion, his head was cut off b.
Grover Cleveland, which many some
what mar his jaunt. The postoflice a
Carroll has been held within the editori
al fraternity for many years.
The weather for the past week ha
been very unfavorable to crops, wit
the temperature nine degrees beloN
normal. 1t IL estimated that fruit anc
oats have sustained very little, IL any
damage by the recent storm. The out
/ look is still encouraging, as the seasol
is still early and good progress has beef
made in seeding. We CLEAN from tn