Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-04-27
W. R. Green was at Dow City Tues

Attorney Wonn was In Omaha on
business the first of the week.
An elegant line of new ginghams
and embroideries at Coquillette's
George II. Stuart's house is for sale.
One of the finest locations in town.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CHAs. TRAMP.
Chris Justesen has sold all rights of
his patent post auger to VIM. Lay land.
County Attorney, Carpenter, is out
to-day for the first time since his Ill
ness.
Top buggies, spring wagons and road
carts at Marshall 4 Sharp's, at correct
prices,
Lime 20 cents per barrel; Plastering
Hair (washed) 20 cents per bushel, at
Weighton's yard.
b. G. Foreman was here from Hart
ington, Neb., over Sunday, visiting and
attending to business.
VIM. Dryden has another car of
horses ready for the Boston market
Nhu 10" uoyo.
Samuel milford has been granted an
increase OF pension, from 80 to $40 per
month, with $3.50 back pay.
Just Received.-A car of Maquoketa
per barrel at Overholtzer 4 Gipple's.
Don't fail to see and hear the wonder.
full and musical "anthropophone" at
Russell's Opera House Friday evening,
May 9Th.
The election of teachers for the pub.
lie schools will be held next Tuesday
evening. AS yet there are but two ap-
plications.
George IIardenbrook has located a
claim one and one.half miles from
Arapahoe, o. T., which he regards as
the best country on earth.
There is no such thing rs soft Yellow
Pine, except swamp pine. Good Yellow
Pine Is hard, and will be sold cheap Mt
Weighton's lumber yard.
Mrs. Dawson, OF Red Oak, was a guest
of Mrs. II. ii. Moore last Friday night.
She was enroute to Manning TO visit
her daughter, Mrs, DIR. Blakeslee.
The new Brown corn planter and
check rover Is the slickest and simplest
corn planter In town. Go and see them
and be convinced. Sold by Geo. w.
Hoover.
Mr. leadle has become q competitor
of Chas. Stocking and Jas. Ellis In the
huckstering business, but how he can
hope to compete with these old estab-
lishments Is n wonder.
WANTED.-May ist.--Fifty head Of
cattle to pasture. 100 acres of timothy
and clover. Good water. Price Si.25
per month. HENRY MoREY,
Section 80, Leroy township.
Miss May Holmes, niece Of Henry
Morey, was taken sick last week while
visiting the family of +. u. Rees, and
her ailment has developed a stubborn
case of pneumonia, DIR. Denote Is
attending.
Paul Maclean has bought the Creston
Gazette, daily and weekly. 1t IL n
thriving plant In thriving town. Mr..
Maclean Is one Of the best newspaper
men In the state, and will give the PEG.
pie of Creston superior paper.
Rev. Hague, from Harvey, ILL.,, and
who has landed interests In Douglas
township, occupied the Presbyterian
pulpit last Sunday morning, In the
absence of Rev. Dickinson, who was at
tending presbytery at Guthrie Center.
Those who have promised grain for
the Iowa exhibit will please make the
delivery or return the sacks promptly.
Otherwise the township collectors will
have to pay for the sacks.
WIN. DICKINSON.
Mrs. w. G.. Bates arrived from Santa
Barbara, Cal, Monday morning on q
visit to her brother, j. w. Rosenberg.
The lady said that when she left home
they were In the midst OF haying and
nearly ready for the harvest of small
grain The change In climate natural
ly seems severe to her,
Last Friday Bert Petty and Willis
Jones, charged with the postoilice burg
larry, were given hearing before JUS
tice Brainard, and were bound over to
the u. S. grand jury In the sum Of
S2,500 each. In default of bail they
were taken to Council Bluffs Friday
evening by Inspector Mercer and Mar
shall Richards, to await the action of
the grand jury which convenes in Sep
TENDER.
The Villisca ReDieD In noting our
recommendation that the town put
itself in ship shape for the M. +. annu.
al conference, also suggests that all pro-
vide for good crop Of chickens. In
asmuch as chickens are n specially
with many Of our citizens, and as a 300
egg incubator Is now working twenty.
| four hours a day we feel no hesitan cy
in giving assurance that this part OF
the entertainment will be amply pro-
| vided for.
| A somewhat hasty marriage cere.
mony was performed at the Fields
House last Sunday night, the chief
parties interested we're w. A. Crane,
ex editor Of the Henderson Tribune
but now Of Lincoln, Neb., and Miss
| Myrtle Binnix Of Henderson. Squire
Tolles performed the ceremony while
Sheriff Campbell acted as best man.
From the circumstances surrounding
the case IL would seem that this event
should have occurred some time ago.
Glen,0ood Tribune.
DIR. Mosher, the eminent specialist,
will pay return visit to Audubon on
Friday, May 5, with headquarters at
the Stuart House. The Doctor has
offices at Sioux City and Des Moines
besides an immense and growing prac-
tice through the country. Those having
chronic ailments who have been unable
to find relief elsewhere will serve their
own interests by consulting Dr. Mosher,
who makes no charge for consultation.
lie has cured many and Is free to say
whether or not he can help sufferer.
| The Vetsran Cavairvnan