Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-07-20

ii. s, Foulk has purchased the build
ing in which he conducts the Park
meat market.
Lime 20 cents per barrel; Plasterins
Hair (washed) 20 cents per bushel, al
Weighton's yard,
The celebrated Quick Meal gasolin,
stove--the best baker in the market, al
Marshall n Sharp's.
Chas. Tramp will be ready to furnish
brick in any quantity to all who com,
after Monday, May %.
The Eagle Clothing House is offer
ing great bargain in mems all woo
suits at 10 and ~ dollars.
There was case of drunk and dis
orderly the other day that contributed
$40 to the city exchequer
AS will be seen by notice elsewhere
dog owners must muzzle their CANNES
or part company with them.
Get piece of choice steak, good
roast or boiling meat at the Park mar
ket, which will not be undersold.
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 it for Sl5 pei
1000 feet at Weighton's lumber yard.
At the Presbyterian church next Sab,
bath morning, subject-"lIard Times
not in the ordinary and secular sense
Quite number of trees were wreck.
ed in and about Audubon by the wind
which accompanied the rain Saturday
night.
Mrs. Jno. Weighton, accompanied by
the Misses Soar were in Carroll last
week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. q. ii.
Jones.
Another merry go round is in town.
These sojourners are becoming so com.
mon as,to almost amount to permanent
business.
ii. b. Owen departed the first of the
week for Iowa county, where he will
spend several weeks, from there he will
go to Chicago.
Jas. Johnson has gone to Griswold,
where he will start u couple of the
Wolf grain meters. From there he
will go to Casey.
There is no such thing as soft Yellow
Pine, except swamp pine. Good Yellow
Pine is hard, and will be sold cheap at
Weighton's lumber yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. w. Baker Miss
Bertha and Master viii, took the Rock
Island flyer from Atlantic for the
Worlds Fair Monday evening
Get the Mccormick binding Irvine
the best. No trouble or delay from
breakage. The best is the cheapest.
&. w. HOOVER.
A meeting of the officers of the Au.
dubon county Veteran regiment has
been called for July 90, to perfect ar
rangements for the reunion to be held
here this fall.
Postmaster Cousins received the nee
essary books to issue international
money orders. Audubon is now equal
to any town in the country az regards
postal facilities.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Lula M. Dustin and
Theron J. Creveling, at the residence
of II. M. Carpenter, Wednesday, Au.
gust 2, at 9p. IN.
The Firemen held meeting Tues
day evening for the purpose of re-or-
ganizing. The business was not com
pleted, and an adjourned meeting will
be held tomorrow night.
John Connrardy took possession of
the Extra postoflice Monday. Walter
Copeland will assist him for two weeks,
after which he will have lady asst
ant, Miss Emma Smith. John is hap
Ply of course.
Miss Ellie Dawes. of Carroll, will be
In Audubon all of next week, at the
residence of Mrs. John Weighton,
where she will be pleased to receive
calls from all who wish to secure les.
sons In China and oil paintings.
The Pomeroy relief fund contributed
by the citizens of Audubon and vicinity
have reached the sum of S2l0. There
have been no large contributions, but
oil have been glad to give small sums,
which make a creditable aggregate.
5. d. Thayer and wife returned Sat
urday evening after highly enjoyable
fortnight at Okoboii, and brought a
big shipment of fish with them.
Messsrs. Nash and Russell and their
families will remain two weeks longer.
Mr.. 7. r.. Carter, of New Jersey, is
in town this week looking after business
interests. While his name is promi-
nent in Audubon financial circles, he
has not been here since 1885, all his
business having been transacted by his
trusted agent, Chas. Bagley, Esq.
A statement of the condition of the
First National Bank Is published in
this issue and shows it to be in
healthy condition. Their deposits ag.
over 117,515 indicates that
there is still considerable money in the
country. The First National has $1,000
in excess of the necessary reserve fund.
The fire alarm was sounded Friday
night between nine and ten o'clock,
and the department called to the build
Ing occupied by Il. j. Stafford and wife
as barber shop and residence. The
fire was in straw tick in the second
story, and was easily extingulshed.
The manner OF its starting remains a