Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-03-14

A few choice roosters for sale. II,
G. WEBSTER. loft
A son was born to Rev. and Mrs. w.
III. Clark, Monday.
Auditor Mcclure now makes his
home at G.. A. Martins
VIM. Kobe is putting up two story
house on his lots in Bradleyville.
The three months old child, of Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. Leib died, Monday.
See w. II. Jumps samples of In
grains and High Grade papers. Ill
W. Minor, of Viola, is in Audubon
visiting at the home of his son John L.
Minor.
Il. nj. Carpenter surprised his family
Tuesday by putting fine new piano in
his home.
j. II. Pound, of Audubon, does Neat
est and Best Carriage Painting and
Repairing. "a
Andrew Baylor and VIM. Gabers of
Audubon township, were county seat
visitors Tuesday.
James II. Pound has employed a new
black smith, Mr.. Allen, who will assist
during the rush of spring work.
For SALR:-Short Horn bull two
years old, also Collie pups.
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lift A. ii. EDWARDS.
Henry Nj. Gray loans money at low
est rates of interest. Terms, one t.
ten years, pay any amount at any time
Judge f. E. Willard, of Atlantic
was in Audubon the first of the week
attending to business before the dis
trict court.
County Treasurer Phelps is bus,
these days writing tax receipts. Marcel
is one of the busy months in the treas
urer's office.
Mrs. e. Bilharz returned Saturda,
night from a several weeks visit at the
home of her sister Mrs. ID. G. Abrams
in Iowa City.
VIM. Owens, of Hamlin township, il
having two large water tanks made fol
stock use. Johnson and Scott are do
ing the work.
Robt. McCallan, of Pierson, Iowa, who
was formerly in the drug business al
Gray, has been visiting with Audubon
friends this week.
Winnie Moon completed his tern
of school at Brooklyn last week and re
turned to Audubon, Tuesday. He vii
remain at home the coming year.
Don't let anyone try to make yor
think that Walter Jump can't sell yor
wall paper as cheap as they can. Coco
white blank paper cents per roll. Ill
| Over at Harlan the city election wa,
Oh the question of saloons or no sa
looms, and an overwhelming majority
said that the saloons should not bt
closed.
j. g. Bonwell, of Viola township
shipped car Of very fine cattle ovel
the Rock Island Tuesday, for the Chi
cage market. Mr.. Bonwell drove {
long distance to make his shipment.
Among our neighbors, candidates
for county offices are getting over be
ing shy. Adair is the latest with {
candidate for treasurer announcing
himself in the newspapers. The many
hopefuls should remember the fate o.
the worm that got up early.
A. j. Storey was driving down Wash
ington street Saturday, and as he pass
ed Wilson's blacksmith shop Mrs
Darland united her team and backed
into the Storey rig. The shock threw
Mrs. Darland out of her buggy but N
serious damage was done.
A nice, large, fat, gray wolf hang
ing in front Of Mandlekow's butche
shop Tuesday attracted the attention
Of passers by. 1t took $50 men to ge
the poor wolf, but the hunters are 81
much encouraged that they will hold 1
general wolf hunt Friday, the center
being Beers Grove, Greeley township
w. w. Smith received box of Indian
relics and other curosities the Other
day from Bert Bryant who is down in
Indian Territory. The collection OF
arrow heads is large and very fine
There are also stone hatchets, pipes etc
In the box there was a 80 calibre re-
volver, once the property of Cherokee
Bill, which was the instrument of death
to at least two men, who repose in the
murderous Bills private cemetary.
Mans deceit and woman's impressi
bility of mans greatness are curious
things. And THE REPUBLICAN over
heard conversation Sunday night that
made US think so. 1t was in
the early evening. The man and
maid were sauntering along arm in
arm and enjoying the gracious radi.
ance of the beams of the rising moon.
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