Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-03-09
Cubeb Cough Cure-Une Minute.

Cubeb Cough Cure-Une Minute.
Abe Dixon was down from Coon
Rapids Tuesday.
Coal for $3.50 per ton at the Stuart
Grain Company's.
Henry Herbert went to Chicago with
stock Tuesday evening.
Rev. A. V. Knepper was up from
Walnut Monday night.
Mrs. f. +. Fales is slowly recovering
from her late severe illness.
Miss Flo Brooklield is down from
Gray visiting Miss Ida James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. +. Russell returned
Monday morning from Chicago.
Best kerosene and gasoline loo.
a gallon at e. Bilharz & Sons.
Cedar fence posts Of all kinds and
prices at Weighton's lumber yard.
II. n. Carper went home from Mar
shal & Sharp's quite sick Tuesday.
Perfection kerosene oil and gasoline
only 10 cents a gallon, at G, w. Preston's
Mr.. w. j. Dix from Kansas City, is
clerking in James & Goodricd's drug
store.
Bear it in mind that the Weir cult
vators can't be beat. Sold by G. W.
Hoover.
For the best grades Of lumber at the
lowest living prices, 60 to Weighton's
lumber yard.
Buff Cochin Eggs only so cents per
setting. Inquire of A. A. Zaner, Au-
dubon, Iowa.
w. M. Swart has the contract to build
a barn 42x6O, with 2i-foot posts for d.
ID. Sampson, of Viola.
F. p. Rees and Robert Sizer departed
yesterday for lloldredge, Nebr., where
they expect to buy land.
DIR. J. f. Clark's mother arrived from
Stuart yesterday for a few days visit
with the family of her son.
The Jewel new process gasoline stove
is away ahead of anything in the mar
ket. old by G. w. Hoover.
County Attorney Spurrier, of Polk
county, was here looking after probate
business in Judge Mays court Tuesday.
Cashier l.. ID. Phelps is so badly
crippled up with rheumatism that he
thinks of going to Colfax next Monday.
johnson & Baker, of Viola, shipped
seven loads of stock by special train,
over the North Western yesterday NOR
ming.
Miss M. L. Shutz from Toronto, Can
ada, will do the trimming in Russell's
this year. Miss Hill goes to Council
Bluffs.
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
Three left handed men, ]. II. jenkins,
Reporter John Clark and Ben c. Brook
field, were all in one game Of whist at
the Park Tuesday evening.
OThe springtime has come! Ducks
were seen flying north today, and say
what you will of ducks they are pretty
good judges of che weather.
Mr.. J. w. Marlin departed yesterday
morning for Fayetteville, Ark, to make
his home in the sunny south. His fam
lily will follow in about week.
A good farm of 100 acres four miles
east of Extra for sale for &c. 600, or to
exchange for a good house in Audubon.
ANDREWS q HANNA.
Mr.. r. Ii. Moore started yesterday for
Pueblo, Colo, to visit the family of his
son Will. Mr.. Moore was much bene.
fitted by his sojourn there last year, and
has not been so well since his return.
1t was again demonstrated at the
school concert Saturday evening that
there is not public hall in Audubon
large enough to hold the people. Quite
a number were turned away. 1t is
doubtful, too, if sufficiently large hall
would be profitable.
Tommy Thomas has rented the Hen
nv KYLE farm. Mr.. Thomas has been
proftably engaged in the painting de-
partment of the Moline pillow works, but
was compelled to give up the situation
on account Of poor health,
The city council met Monday evening,
and the new officers were sworn in.
Only routine business was transacted,
and adjournment was taken until next
Monday evening. The applications OF
+. M. Ellis, VIM. Mallory and Samuel
Curtis for the marshalship were placed
on file.
HIS. Foulk received from Ames last
Friday the fine imported French Coach
stallion spot" one of the best of his
breed in the state. He is six years old,
weighs 1lGO, and is named from his
color-black and white. Mr.. Foulk has
twice before tried to buy him, but the
firm has never consented to the sale till
this year. He may be seen at Cooley's
stables.
The election for school directors will
occur next Monday, Messrs. Van Gorder
and Gleason being the retiring men,
bers, Several good men have been
suggested as candidates, and 1T is sin.
cerely hoped that there may be an
agreement upon a ticket that will be
acceptable to all. 1t is not for the best
Interests of the school that contest
should be made over directors. 1t is
the general opinion that our schools
are doing efficient work and running
smoothly, and ticket IN harmony
with the policy now In force should be
acceptable to all.
The directors of the Agricultural So
eiety held short meeting at the
sheriff's Office last Saturday. There
were present President Bradley, A. ii.
Edwards, of Douglas; John Cameron,
of Lincoln; August Oelke, of Hamlin;
Hans Johnson, of Sharon; VIM. Rucker,
of Greeley; and Phillip Bickelhaupt, of
Viola; and Geo. M. Coleman and ii. s.
Foulk as spectators. Without trans
acting any business the board adjourn
ed to meet next Saturday at the Town
Hall in Audubon at Il p. m. 1t is hoped
that at that time a full meeting of the
board may be called to order promptly