Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-04-06

FoR SALE, "A good leather top bug.
gy, Call at this office,
The board of supervisors proceedings
will appear next week.
John Mullen is in Nebraska looking
for n good deal in land.
Mrs, b. L. Howald went to Lewis
Tuesday for a few days visit.
Union temperance meeting at the NJ.
Il. church next Sunday evening.
Mr., w, p. Farguson moved into the
Chas. Prather residence Tuesday.
Beacon co al, the best in the market
$3.50 per ton ut Stuart Grain Cos.
Get our prices on white oak posts
GREEN BAY LUMBER CO.
Perfection kerosene oil and gasoline
only 10 cents a gallon, at &. w, preston's
No | Yellow Pine dimension for sale
at $40 per 1000 feet, by John Weighton.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
Henshall 4 Parnham commence to-.
day repainting the residence of A. IL.
Roberts.
The hotel runners of this town create
in the ears Of incoming
passengers.
The city council elected John Norris
city marshal at special meeting Mon.
day evening,
Chas, Prather and family departed
the first of the week for their new home
in oklahoma
DR.. and Mrs, Brooks give party to-
night in their new home to u large
number of friends,
One of the smoke stacks on the city
power house was blown down by the
haid wind last week.
Judge Deemer sentenced Chas. Car.
stems, an Atlantic boot,legger, to eight
In Jail and 5000 fine.
You cannot toe-nail Yellow Pine di.
but you can buy II for $sl5 per
1000 feet ut Wcighton's lumber yard,
Don't leave town until you have ox.
amined the Weir or tho Canton lover
harrows, ut G. w. llooyers hardware
store.
Cal Marlin entered upon his duties
rs deputy auditor last Saturday. The
late deputy, l.. j. Hill, Is In the treasur-
er's Office.
Attorney II. G. Carpenter, who was
reported last week rs critically Ill, Is
slowly improving, though in u very
weakened condition.
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. |, dimension "a and 20, etc. of
John Weighton for $l5 per 1900 feet,
Mr.. N. +. Christensen will soon com.
mence the erection of two houses for
rent on the lots adjoining his present
residence south of the school house.
VIM. Preston and Tom Carroll took
the Audubon train yesterday and will
spend the vacation granted by the
mayor out of the city,-CdrroH Senti.
mel, mn.
The local men who were backing
Allerton because he run in the name of
m Iowa boss, have paid well for the
that Iowa horses don't go
well in Chicago.
The members of the board, who are
all farmers, are doing public business
this week ut personal sacrifice. The
splendid spring weather makes them
eager to get home.
l.. }. Yaggy has a persistent case of
rheumatism, and left yesterday for his
home in Des Moines to visit his parents
a few days and to take the home treat.
best on earth.
The U. S. recruiting officer who was
in Audubon, did not succeed in finding
any acceptable material for Uncle Sans
army. There were several applicants,
but upon examination they were re-
jected.
Hon. Jacob Kuhn was out from Des
Moines Tuesday concentrating the sale
Of his interest In the mill to Mr.. Kelly.
Mr.. Kuhn is running mill in the cap
ital city, but thinks of selling that too
and removing to California on account
Of his wife's health.
Prof. +. =. Hooker attended the
Round Table meeting of teachers at
Carroll last Friday and Saturday and
reports most profitable session. lie
will spend part Of the present week
the Atlantic schools. The
Professor is progressive and stands in
the front rank of Iowa teachers.
There is unofficial talk that the rail
roads will make special classified rates
to the worlds fair. According to this
rumor, fare on limited trains will re-
main the same, ten per cent off on
express trans, and special working
mans train, on which fare will be one
cent per mile. This is unofficial, merely
rumor.
KILL THE WoRMs.-John A. Nash
suggests that now is the time to kill
the big green worms which are rampant
from June to September. Now, while
The trees are bare it is easy to find and
destroy the cones which adhere to the
bark and each Of which contain the
possibilities for quite number of the
nasty and big abhorent green worms.
Kill them now!
Small patches of Canada thistles may
De found in all parts of the country,
md as they spread rapidly it is impor-
amt that they receive prompt atten-
lion. The agricultural college at Ames
sends out word that the only way to kill
hem surely is to cut them off an inch
below the surface as often as they grow
Turing two successive seasons. This Is