Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-05-18

will order them sent to the hotel"
"All right" said Uncle Will, II will
show you the most complete dry good.
bargain house in Audubon"
OF course he took them directly to
J. w. Coquillette's where Nelly had
fun chance to display her tastes and
fancies in dress goods, laces, embroider.
les, etc,
One can iihd everything they want
in this establishment and the purchas-
es Nelly made Of the latest fashionable
dress stutfs and all the thousand and
one articles to DO found in this house
necessary to the happiness of devotee
at fashions shrine were in the bill,
wnen Nelly with a sigh turned toward
the door
"Oh, what pretty shoe store,' ex-
claimed Nelly, rs they passed the front
of Farmer Il Sons.
well, now you are right as usual"
replied Uncle win, "and want to EN-.
phasi2e the fact that when you want
shoes, here is the place to get them.
| Farmers have wonderful variety.
Their stock is only family foreshadow-
ed by their windows. An inspection of
their store will astonish you. Shoes of
every grade at the lowest possible prices
can be had from these reliable dealers"
Uncle win took them in as If to
| prove his words, but IL would have been
better for his purse had he not been SO
enthusiastic, for Nelly promptly left
an order for shoes, walking boots and
slippers for herself and Arthur.
While Nelly was thus engaged Mr..
Benton purchased a set of new har.
ness aud ordered u large bin of grocer
an no. 70. E,,..
Here Is the place to save money on
these goods he said to Arthur as tho
packages were tied up, and our people
are ilhding 1t out every day.
II tell you, my boy, want to impress
on your mind that in my long years of
observation, ! have found moro family
jars arise from poor bread than any.
thing else. The most expert bakers
can't make good bread out of poor flour
therefore advise you to patronize tho
Audubon Roller mills, their brands A
No. |, Halt Patent and Straight are
equal to any IN the state and their meal
and graham excel anything in the mar
ket, they also handle all kinds Of feed
ut the lowest market prices"
Arthur" said Nelly, III shall be oh.
hged get me new bonnet before we
can go to church next Sunday.
wonder If Uncle win has got q millincr
that he can recommend
Her uncle took the hint and straight
way led tho way to The Racket
store and introduced Nelly to
the proprietor. "'fhis house has a well
established reputation ms the leader"
said Uncle WIN, and Nelly plunged in.
to buyinga ut once, and IL ever u lover
of the beautiful was delighted at the
array of stylish millinery shown, that
person was Nelly.
You can't imagine the number of
things Nelly found In this establish
ment that she absolutely must have TO
commence housekeeping with, and
such u supply as she laid In of tinware,
glassware, fancy baskets, pictures, sta
tlonery, towels, crockery and hun
dred and one little things necessary in
every well regulated household. Mel
ly's purchases was u wonder even to
Nermilya who declared IL the largest
bill OF the season.
Leaving Nelly few minutes tho
gentlemen walked down to Il. j. Stat
fords barber shop. Here Is where you
can get neat, expert shave; shampoo
or hair cut. Every man has his calling
and when he strikes II Is sure of sue
cess, and that Is just the case with Stat
ford. He Is u born tonsorial artist; all
of which Arthur agreed to when few
minutes later he adjusted his hat and
took his departure from this shop, and
with his uncle started up the street.
Where they met Nelly just leaving Yer
milya's when Uncle win said, before
we go to tho hotel we will call on A. III.
Roberts who is the leading druggist Of
this section, he will surely be valu,
able acquaintance"
~ on Will want prescription occas-
sionally and IN % few months you will
want dozens of bottles of Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup"
"Uncle viii, said Nelly, severely.
"Oh, well, rarely fail in my predic-
tons replied the old man, "but come
In and see this place. Roberts Ii %
competent druggist, and purity Of
goods and no substitution Is the motto
of this popular house, There were
many novelties In this store Nelly
found and completely ignoring her un-
cles remarks us to family bibles with
registers and school books for children
she proceeded to take advantage of the
low prices offered by Mr.. Roberts In q
way that caused the old gentleman to
carefully figure his balance I'm the bank
before drawing his check for the bill.
II said we are through with Nelly,
wen we are, only have made up my
mind to do something never did be-
fore and that is get picture of myself
and II you have no objection | would
like picture of you both to hang in
my bachelor quarters on the ranch"
Arthur and Nelly only too glad to
humor their generous Uncle, went with
him to Willcutts gallery, where they
secured negatives, In group and cabi-
nets OF each. Willcutt is famous for
ms work In photography and he will
not stop short of perfection with every
customer. Uncle win also left an
order for a life size crayon of himself
to be elegantly framed for his niece.
The quality of the work convinced
our young friends that Willcutt's is
the gallery they should patronize for
pictures.
From here the party wended their
way to the hotel and Uncle win before
going to his farm dropped into THE
office paid his subscrip-
ton another year in advance, and also
had the name of Arthur Lewis put on
the list with paid to June LIST, 94 to his
credit.
Thus ended the first day of our hero
and heroine in Audubon and there is
not doubt in our minds but that Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis will soon be among the
best known citizens of our beautiful
city.
For SALE.-A good leather top bug
gy Call at this office.
Willard III. Jones, of Winterset, was
hobnobbing with old friends here the