Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-09
Messner OFT returned last night from

Messner OFT returned last night from
Omaha.
The Stuart Grain Company handle
the best coal.
ID. w. Matthias is at the G.. A. r.. re-
union at Manning.
Senator Andrews is in attendance at
the soldiers reunion at Manning.
Car Of Fresh Lime at the Green Bay
Lumber Company-only sixty-five
cents per Darrell.
The undersigned has a few good pigs
that he will sell Mt market price.
EUGENE TALBOT.
Closing Out at Cost at the Eagle
Clothing House. 10 mems boys and
children's Suits. Children's Suits 75c
and upwards.
Sometimes by a man admitting that
he is a fool, he shows to the world that
he yet has a little good sense.--Jeber-
SVt hSVUCcHtf.
Ed b. Cousins and A. s. Culver left
this morning for Des Moines, where
they will witness and take part in the
Battle Flag Day ceremonies.
Yellow pine dimensions and barn
boards-for $l2OO per thousand at
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
Don't fail to see us before buying.
WANTED.-The postoflice address of
the following named persons, formerly
residents Of Audubon county, for whom
l have financial assistance: Helen NJ.
Finch, Annie f. Finch, Mary Herwick
Thos. Langford, Chas. Langford, Liz
zie Longshore.
j. A. OvERHoLTZER.
Howe Il Cushing's circus is maxim g
towns up on the North Western, and,
at the same time, is manufacturing for
itself an unenviable reputation. They
carry a gang of ICON" men, shell game
workers, short change men and etc.
At Scranton several of the best men
of the town, including couple of the
members of city council had knock
down fight with the showmen. At
Dunlap when officers tried to arrest
the gamblers they were assaulted by
the circus gang and were only able to
make arrests when the ringing of the
lirebell summoned mob of angry ciii
zens to the relief of the officers.
Waterloo is getting to be somewhat
noted for coming to the front with
funny things of large and almost in
credible dimensions, and does not fail
to come to time on the occasion of this
hot weather spell. The Courier, whose
reputation for truth and veracity is
good, especially probably in the neigh
borhood in which 1t does not reside,
says that a party taking shipment of
eggs which came by the cars Friday,
heard some chirping in box Of eggs
and found upon inve stigation that
three chickens had been Matched out
by the intense heat. Saturday he also
found one chicken Matched out and
two others that were just sticking their
bills through the egg shells. This story
is vouched for by Mr.. Palmer, and as a
hot weather story surely takes the lead
thus far.-Cedar Rapids Republican.
Very strange stories are being told
concerning the wonderful cures affect
ed by Mrs. Woodwork, the woman
evangelist, now at Muscatine. The
Journal says: "a wonderful cure of
rheumatism was effected at Mrs.
Woodworth's meeting yesterday after
noon. An aged German woman, liv.
ing on Seventh street in this city, who
has been unable to raise her hands to
her head for number of years, or to
walk, except in a crawling position,
was almost instantly restored to
strength, so that she leaped and shout.
ed, clapping her hands above her head,
showing that she had undergone com
plete Transformation. Some of her
neighbors and friends who had kno wn
her for years and who witnessed the
change, were astonished beyond ex-
preston. Two other cures nearly as
remarkable are reported as the result
of this meeting"