Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-22

The Racket calls your attention (,
seasonable goods in an advertisement
elsewhere.
The band boys are practising for tn,
Fourth and will help tho eagle scream
at Audubon.
Lime 70 cents per barrel; Plasterinl
Hair (washeD 20 cents per bushel, Al
Weighton's yard.
The celebrated Quick Meal gasoline
stoye-the best baker in the market, al
Marshall II Sharp's.
Nash, Phelps & Green will build a
brick office on the site of the Talbot
residence next spring.
Chas. Tramp will be ready to furnish
brick In any quantity to all who come
after Monday, May %.
The Eagle Clothing House is offer.
ing a great bargain In mems all wool
suits ut 10 and IL dollars.
VIM. Reese was appointed postmas.
ter at Conkling last Saturday, vice Mrs.
M. A. Masterson, resigned.
Messrs. Hoye Il Bridges, Omaha con.
tractors, were here yesterday to figure
on the new school building.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
You cannot toe.nail Yellow Pine di-
mensi0n, but you can buy IL for Sl5 per
1000 feet at Weighton's lumber yard,
T.. b. Mcclure, OF Lake City, was
visiting with the family of his brother,
Of THE REPUBLICAN,, several days this
week.
The Baptist Sunday school exercises
on the occasion OF Children's Day were
highly complimented by all in attcn-
dance.
B. S. Phelps Is entertaining his
mother and brother Samuel and family
from Milton, VT, and his brother vii.
liam, Of Charlotte, Mich.
There is no such thing as soft Yellow
Pine, except swamp pine, Good Yellow
Pine is hard, and will be sold cheap at
Weightons lumber yard.
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. l, dimension "a and 80, etc. of
John Weighton for Sl5 per 1000 feet.
A good farm Of I6o acres four miles
east of Extra for sale for 5000, or to
exchange for q good house In Audubon.
ANDREWS Il HANNA.
Melville Graham has closed his term
at Bayard and is home for the summer
vacation. lie has been engaged for
another year. He expects to visit Chi
cagO soon.
There is a chance for democratic
postoilice aspirant ut Fiscus. Post.
master Ord is going to move away, and
is trying to drop the office, but 1t
won't let go.
II. G. Carpenter and w. s. Armstrong
went fishing last Friday, and returned
in the shades of night fall, telling big
stories of their luck. Everybody hu-
mored their whims by believing all that
they said.
The infant daughter of DIR. and Mrs.
Robt Evans died Saturday Mt 0 p. NJ,
after short illness of lung fever. The
little one was not quite two years old.
The funeral was held from the house
at Up. m, conducted by Rev.
Parsons.
Mr.. Smutney the new furniture man,
has an advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. Smutney has rented one of the |
Bailey houses on North Tracy street, |
and will move his family here as soon |
rs q baby boy which came TO his home
asst Saturday is able to travel.
A Mr.. Williams from Scranton has
been holding down the North Western
station during the absence of Agent
Bruner. Mr.. Williams will hereafter
De regularly engaged as helper, as the
Increasing business of the road made IL
that Mr.. Bruner have an
S. b. Rice was appointed postmaster
It Ross Tuesday, vice J. Il. Luse re-
igned. We understand that Mr.. Rice
vas dark horse, 1t being expected
hat Yves Jay or John Wagner would
,ull down the persimmon. Federal
'flice seeking Is as uncertain as fishing,
n the Blue Grass.
The good people of Luccock's Grove
nd vicinity have expressed their deter.
nination to come to the celebration ut
audubon enmasse, and more than that
hey are going to contribute to its sue.
ess by making nicely decorated stand
or the speaker, covered with an abund-
nee of foliage. 1t Is n graceful act on
he part of some of our best neighbors.
o. J. Houston, the Kelley doctor Of
)es Moines, Is paying his annual sum
ner visit to old Audubon county
riends this week. "Boy" still insists
hat Audubon is the best town of its
ize in the state, and says that its
trong points can only be fully com
rehended by one who visits other
owns in the state and notes the diff
erence.
The Rock Island made q large stock
hipment Tuesday evening, Including
hree cars Of cattle for Lois g. Stuart,
ne car cattle for J. b. Doak, three
( cattle for Lawrence Seyler, two of
attic for Amos Fancher, and one of
orses for Geo. Deniston. Messrs. Geo.
tuart, Geo. Moore, Doak, Seyler, Fan
her, Neff and neniston accompanied
he train.
AL. Johnson, who has been selling
lothing to Audubon retailers for years,
lade his last trip here last week and |
0es into the Chicago house to remain.
IN his last call at Is. +. Howald's, b. +.
'orked him for a suit of clothes in a ,
ighly improved way. Mr.. IIowald ,
ad recently ordered from the house a {
nit with "sacque coat" In filling the
rider they interpreted this description
or square cut" which was just what
'as not wanted. Mr.. Howald made q 8
lager of a suit with Johnson that the |
rider was plainly "sacque coat" and Of
curse Ben will win it, and Al. will be
BILE to remember his last visit to Au {
ubon,