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widows Cewaraiy Enemies.
HER HOUSE, FrRkD AND THE INMATES MARROW

LIZ ESCAPE WITH THEIR LIVES
READING, Pa, sept 2T.--The dwelling house
OF Mrs. Hettie Schwenk. q widow, near LATHE
oiey, this county, was visited early this morn.
ing by incendiaries who, for revenge, set IRE TO
.he house, which was deslroyed with the con-
NAG time TO escape. Nothing was saved Mrs.
Scnwenk was carried out OF the house aud
1ohn and samuel Schwenk jumped from the
secondstory window. John was badly burned.
recently Mrs. Schwenk robbed OF $500,
parties.
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Died From Natural Causes.

BOSTON, MASS, Sept. 27.-The medical ex-
aminer to-day decided that Mary b. Sharpe,
who was supposed to have been killed yester-
day by ex-Policeman James w. Drury, had
died from natural causes. Drury has been dis
charged from custody.
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E>Ok SALE-REAL ESTATE
I UNIMPROvED.

20 TO GEO 3 WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
~ Granite W ork; best facilities in Va sshinefon 1nS
erch work Ofce and Yard 7O2 10 7Os Nortl Capisoi
e6s&2 rear Of Government Iyspliug Onics nahy1
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
TIE following are the Openn, and 300 p. H. prices
OF the New York stock Msrnet to-day. reported ny
special wire TO ii. H. Dodge 55H ION street:
Name. o. 800 Name. o. , 500
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Mr.. W. d. Writ will row stroke in the Po-
tomac junior four Dared crew, instead OF Mr..
Dyer, who Il sick.
James Duckett, WAS Aned 80 by Judge Smell
Lee.
Smith Williams eolored, arrested BY OMosr
Volkman for running . ssweAt cloth on Ana
Court to-day.
RANGE or rHE IQnnnowErRR.-Ths sbllov.
ing were the readin9s at thesignal ONCE today:
8 g M, II; Z 9 M, 70s IL q M, 60 2 p N, So;
maxtmum So minimum. "a
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A CURIOUS GRAvEsToNE.--In q Bethel, Conn.,,
cemetery mas Just been put In place u grave.
over the grave OF his wife, and is a rough
boulder, which was broug ht from a ueig hboring
hill. II was selected because, the husband
said: Ut was on that stone that my wife and
sat when proposed to her and she said shed
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We invite you to examine our stock of
FOREIGN AND DOM ESTIC WOOLENS.
which embraces the newest aud freshest STYLES Our
assortment equal any In the city and our facilities
for making up FINE CUSTOM GARMENTS are not
surpassed by any other house
Our long experience in the Tailoring Business justi-
fes us in assuring you of ability to furnish you
with Strictly Flrstclass Garments
SUITS TO ORDER FROM SIS UPWARD.
Harlan & KENNETH
SeZ1-Sm 1921 street
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BROS, Auctioneers

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT PLEASURE BOATS
AND BOAT HOUSE AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of q deed of trust duly recorded in ber
no y1 folio 1913 ct sea- of the land records for
w ashington, d. c. We will sell, on THURSDAY,
The THlkTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. d.
1850, All HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p. M. Al
the premises known Baker & JOhnsons boat house,
on Jarboes wharf twest Of Columbia boat house, IN
TONED in schedule IA attached said trust consist
ing of
EIGHT PLEASURE BOATS,
ana Boat House Jarboe's wharf, Georgetown. DC.
Terms cash.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, rrusteoa
j. WORDSWORTH GORDON.( AA"
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE, =.
TWILL surviving partner further sell the balance OF
, BOATS TOOLS, &C.,
belonging to the firm for the purpose of closing BUSH
ness, GEO. w. job NSON.
se2T-3t Surviving mariner of Johnson & Baker.
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AZ the white mO0se To-day.
THE PRECEDENT SHAKES HANDS wrrR A HuN-
DRIED AND FIFTY PEOPLE.
The Presidents reception this afternoon, the
tended by nearly Q hundred and my
people. The President entered the east
room with quick, springy step
and went at ones 20 work shaking
hands. More visitors than usual had few
words to drop in his ear. The majority were
S,m snS sooa easS
forth ready smile from the President, but a
soon as the subject of business was touched
sSs ony
corded visitors who attempted to slip In q word.
Charges Against the InAian once.
A SEQUEL TO THE REMOVAL OF AGENT M'erL-
LrCUDDY.
In regard to the charge Of general incompe-
tency, decentralization. ETC., made against the
Indian bureau hy Herbert Welsh. of Pailadel-
phia, secretary OF the Indian Rights Association,
Department that Mr.. welsh's animosity against
the Indian bureau apparently proceeds from
Ine removal OF Agent McGillicudy at Pine
hidge, and the subsequent accusation against
MN; that Welsh and his association were
friends and defenders OF McGillicuddy, and
ne1u MIN IN oftce as long a. they could He was
missioner Atkins publicly declared that MctSil.
licuddy had regularly drawn rations for 1000
.a'oso IMAM eXNVeu, tnet ne nou pur-
posely swelled the roll and thus defrAuded the
government. Since then Welsh has talked Of
charges against the bureau.
To Keep out Agents.
CHIEF CLERK YoUMANs' EFFORT TO ABATE A
DEPARTMENT NUISANCE.
The agent who has some patent or new con-
trivance is always In the departments. He
represents quite q large class. He is the most
pleasing and persuasive OF all who prey upon
the department. and he insinuates himself
into the good graces Of the clerks, the chiefs of
divisions, and from there up as high a. he can
get. he studies the departments care.
Iuily, Knows every one In It who, from his
point OF view, Is worth knowing, and learns
VINO 10 avoid and who 10 court They select the
, ,isl VINO are most readily taken with novel.
ues, and convince them that they really must
nave every new contrivance that IL brought 10
then. Many new ideas" are thus inslnuated
into the departments. The agents have a way
OF leaving some patent arrangement to count,
10 keep tally, TO WRITE to print, to press to hold
or 10 cut; new style pens or pen-holders, paper
weights. files ana what-not-all through Inc
department. for trial, and then after q while, IL
u IL put In use they come around for their pay.
some OF the ofncials are easily convinced that
they cannot get along without u thing they
have been using for while, and they send In Q
request for IL.
Chief Clerk Youmans is going to try to put a
stop to this in the Treasury department AL
ready orders have been issued keeping all
agents out OF the departments after o'clock,
ana prohibiting clerks from doing any sort OF
business during Office hours. These orders,
however, do not quite reach this case, and q
new order will probably be issued soon, direct
Ing that no department supplies OF patent con-
TiVance shall be received on trial in the depart
ment except through the store keeper.
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WILMINGTON, n. C., Sept PA special N
the Star reports two earthquake shocks 40
smithvilie, one st ll:so last night and one 40
4:So this morning. There was no damage
dOpe
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4 Pretty Hot Day.
THE WEATHER BUREAU SAYS COOLER WEATHER
Is COMING.

The temperature to-day was very oppressive,
and the thermometer was performing mid.
summer duty. Galveston was the hottest place
in the country to-day, but there were not many
degrees difference between its temperature
and that of Washington. The maximum 81
O'Clock to-day was 80. At the signal Office
It is stated that within iorty-eight
hours We will begin TO feel the effects OF cooler
weather which prevails In the northwest In
the meantime the predictions for the next
twenty-four hours, beginning ct three O'Clock
this afternoon are local rains followed by slightly
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Fugitive speut.h I..ur~eus..

MADRlD, sept 27.-Thirty insurgents who
tooh part In the recent revolt appeared On tho
xn.age oil corona yesterday. number were
wounded These were left In the village and
frontier into France.
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Among the arrivals this afternoon of dele
gates to the General Grand Chapter, Royal
Arch Masons, were M. Bradford Nichol, grand
high priest of Tennessee; l.. X. Eastman, grand
scribe OF Tennessee; John Frizzle, past grand
high priest of the United States; 7. O. Morris, OF
Tennessee; c. Tilden and wife, OF Connecticut;
Charles H. Richardson, of Lowell, Mass; Lucius
Field, of Clinton, Mass; VIM. Simonds, OF Wo-
burn, Mass; Arthur q. Pollard, OF Lowell, Mass;
w. s. Mathews, of Memphis, Tenn; James W.
b. Shaw, of Lowell, Mass; David y. Day and
wife, of Buffalo, n. Y; A. e. Fox and wife, OF
Cincinnati; p Picket, of Fargo, OAK, and s. S.
Williams, Of Newark, Ohio.
Rebuking . Police Court Lawyer.
A "GUARANTEE" OF IMMUNITY FROM ARREST
SAID TO HAVE BEEN SOLD FOR TWO DOLLARS
AND HALF.
To-day in the Police Court Judge Smell called
the attention OF Lawyer j. Parker Jordan to q
case Of two cOlored women, Amelia Hall and
Patsey Ford, In which he had figured. The
judge said that these women had presented q
paper to him which they said Jordan had given
them upon the payment Of $3.50 as q guaran-
tee that they would not be arrested which con-
tanned the following:
ITO the police officer with o warrant against
Amelia Hall and her niece. Don't arrest these
parties until Monday. They are at the Police
Court to-day, and will be responsible for their
appearance. Do this tor me. They are good
people and will be runctual. Judge Jordan
SLOW can you be responsible" said Judge
smell, when you are absolutely worthless, SO
what you had no right to do. will refer the
case to Mr.. Lavender, the prosecuting attorney,
who, II he sees ht can prefer q charge OF obtain
ing money under false pretenses"
wrong by simply giving them the paper con-
tanning request.
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LNLlXIR OF
- ss Ely a B Bs9 E.' EF
EBbs ~ BBBbs En-

A POSITIVE CURE FOn MALARIA FEVER AND
AGUE-Contains no Qunine, arsenic or any mefaiiic
compounds At Druggists 30 cents bottle Principal
Office, sou 9th st. wv. AMI Am
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

HAVE AN EXTRAORDINARY DEMAND FOR
Rent" Parties having such 10 offer should apply i'm
mediately 10 JOHN J. BOGUE, Real Estate and In
"A and Furniture for sale; hrst-cass; doing fine
business the only reason for selling poor health
ISU g. COX, St Charles hotel se2A-6ts
ENoK sALE-l5O SHARES MONTGOMERY COT
.u .H s e Ea niSs s Md ais St
L,OR sALE-BUT TWO SHORT SQUARES
north Of capitol. twostory brick: also two adioin-
ket on Delaware avenue and 81 feel on b ST. nerih
Snly sS"vo for entire property: ground alone worth
Apply to WILLIE S' R ~ sI S2s Psan awe
Aa .E;ir c IdA1Sl: For HOTEL or LAEGL
for sale and house for The house is well known
and s literally patronized, has been for many
..Ioas Of entering into profitable business with small
e:.taL tory reasons given by owner for re-
..aa,u ". O DENIsoN. Real Estate Asen.
E UNIMPRovED
ssS iiis an. adf iass Ian ana sns G sos n
bs ia lss ; "a : and sd I ne, soc a.
D Do sl2. 10000 q. cor, Attn and E ne. 4sc. n
F. IS 3sS$S Az sst 1 .ss T e IS Sc 4
West side l4th St. bet. { and Y, 2oxlao, muroved
" lev bTick store Room; - 800.
est side l4th ST., bet 4 and u Inn proved bv nev
nt u, S as,,' i5S n 6x20: price y. 800.
ne lss tsin ST. bet U aud V; 20xl20 improved
= nsw HlicA store koon price $4,000
JornAs 10 suit purchasers
u,s,- JULIUS LASSBURGH,
- $40 9Th street.
ISSiIS THOUGH THE SOUND AND RE-
aAoss ws1.ssn Farm Mortgage Co, LAWRENCE
iSsaa -, anu sur plus, $25O0O0 Carefully Sc
sSssa per cen; Hslralsd 4
30 sSsses keier 20 Third NAtonaf bank u Y city
vestors For fnll Information cal mon ~ asdrsS WI
enz.-Sm. sHAFEk x RITTER FredericE Ma
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TIE ISSUE OF standard silver dollars from
the minis during the week ended September
25th was eS72,098.
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HALF A MILLION FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS
TALK WITH COZ. LuDLow-HTs oByECfIoN
10 THE TREASURY RKvIsIoN-THE NEW
ASSESSMENT
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EUROPE's PEACE RNDAN9RRED.

ANorHER BOND CALL.-A call for SIS, DOC, 900
8 per cent bonds, to mature November LIST. win
probably be issued this afternoon
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EUROPE'S PEACE ENDAM0RRED.
Hostile Attitude Of the Easlfsh s.a
Austrian Cabinets Towards Bassia.
CoNsTANrINoPLK, Sept 27.-Turkeys agents
abroad report that the peace OF Europe IL en-
dangered by the present temper OF the English
and Austrian cabinets against Russia The
Turkish war department contemplate eouIn-
ping and drilling 10000 Kurdish horsemen Ia
the same manner that the Russian Cossaoks
HAHLAN CHALAsHGks BEACH.
The Australiaa Deelines . Rev.
LONDON, Sept 49, Edward Hanlan has
challenged William Beach 10 row q race on the
Thames for any sum mp 70 126, 900, and has
ofersd to row him in America or Australia.
Hanlan to give beach $4,000 In the former
ease and Beach TO give AsnIan $1,000 In the
latter. Beach has declined al the challenges.
4 New Bern Dabe AbanAoneA.
READING. PA, Sept 27.-When Isaac New.
son Earle Passos e The 1927 church e th.s
The intent .se only 8 bH hours old, and A.
though Il was taken IN and cared Tor during
the night 1t died this motntns. A Vigorous
Infant Win b msds.
RE Bspkssss go Mershess'T sasgsspA
N.v Yosk, Sept a7.-ln TIE metssr 81 the
Zines Company for sa craer calling upon the
faxmeH Loan and Trust Company @ show
espse Why the. Judgment entered against %
ins re seo e. g i.Ur e
should nos Be- stsSsd pntl dnai bearing and
Ssss,ssn ee "a ses 49, Rss g e sssss sp9n Re
fssrG g sHs F sSS III ~ tss So - n g
dsrtaking in 600, 900 would IS saiacisnI
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MAkRIAGE Observation-Disclosures licenses have
esn ISSUED py the clerk of the court to Jamess
aoihSer ana Martha Ellis; George Alvin Krafts
Oh baitimore Md. and Clara NJ Biehl: Richard
Lucas ana Elizabeth Dorsey; Thomas Woods.
ahu ANNIE Burnes, both OF Fairfax Co. Va; J
a. ASefWandria, and Lula b. stellInan, OF Fairiax,
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22l4 Va ave., 4rs..-$12
5l6-ls. Path st .alley---1O
1O6l14 23d s.-. alley. 10
sta BILE, rear sos h st. $. e. 10
l211 I'D ST. Sc, DIS
Se26-lm
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

NOR RENT-BY DANENHOwER son,
lll5 ST. NV.
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=. Os oOOA,
New York ave.

NOR sALE-WE OFFER ONE MORE OF THOSE
attractive Houses ON Riggs st.. near 14th g.. At
$1,000 as an Investment. The house Il rented TO =
desirable tenant 1t o45 month and win not be sold
% party wishing 70 occupy. The corner Of 14th and
cash swORMsTEDr BRADLEY. 827 F ST NV.
se23-6t
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L>OR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST FRONT
IL ages on l4th st. extended; only DOC. square foot
SfElGER Il LIEBEkMANN,
se25-3t 1903 + st.
NOR SALE-COR. EAST CAPITOL AND 10TH
II SITS building Lots, containing l5 400 feet
CHARLES W. HANDY.
se25-3t 921 st. NV.
LNOR SALE-NO CASH IF IMPROVEl, OR WILL
IL Trade on Cash BlSis-Lots near Treasury, near
Pension Office. 14I.i and East Capitol
ST. large list of other properties, improved aud
unim proved, on ordinary terms.
se246t l.. Il. MCINTYRE 9IS + st.
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II 18th and 10th n.w, brick, rooms, mod Imp
cellar, lot !s5lUO. large yard MASSACHUSETTS, ave.
lar. mod: imp. lst W.; bes Sd sod 4th. elegant
brick all cOnvenlences. lot 24x0O 8 rooms Corn er
and Sd sta NV, two dwellings; one IL rooms the
other rooms: 70 be sold together. kingman Place
Groom brick 9th St Pension Office "a
roonis, 3story brick: all convenences, wide alley
6th ST., q. elegant new brick. rooms large
yard with brick stable and carriage house, wide
alley. J. c. COOK,
se22-1W 14lONew York ave
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COMPETITION IRON rHr UNTrrn srArrs-vn

foF . HoN THE NIrED SrATES.-Nicos
consul Iouhay, at Turin, I'm concluding a REL
Port 10 the department OF the State upon Agri.i
Su.us III Italy, says grain growers In that.
district are reduced To a desperate condition
py nigh taxes, high rents, and above NH law
compe tition from the United States -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-27

F0R Saloon THE HEIGHTS OF MERIDIAN
- Hill, where properties must soon attain several
times present value, making investment profitable
Is location delightful superb plot of level ground
18th ST. enclosed by picket fence 25 83 square Rect
OF g:ound. fronting on Prospect St 40 feet on Me-
Ing one OF the finest views In forest and
ington. OWNER, Box 244, City p. q seIS-20ts
nor SALE-ABoUT FIFTY FINE CORNER
- Lots in East Washington. suitable for al kinds OF
business or for private residences half their real
terms Another tnducement, we guarantee perfect
ute IN every instance and all deeds prepared tree OF
charge. Prices are now lower than they will be
WELLER q REPETTI,
se3lm S26 Pennsyivsnia ave. Ne.
EHOR SALExLOTS-1OO BUILDING LOTH 6Ox
II 100 fbet, near SeabrOOk Station, b aud r. r. H. 20
minutes ride by cara g city beautifully located 100
DUCkErr, AuOrney-atLaw, RadansburR, Nd, or
JASPER n JACKSON. 3l2 ID sl NV. Warrington
au3-3m
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LsOR sALE-LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK
II House, 10 rooms. Penn ave, bet 24th and 25lh
stA; los has frontage on L 81. for two houses easy
terms: only $S.OOU J. r HERTFURD
6e22lWS Eat
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
INOR SAIL
II A Beautiful Brick House, on 18th st. NV,
The Prettiest House In the City,

LNOR SALE
~ six.room house In northeastern part Of the
city, water and gas 81 400 Terms from 500 to $500
cash, balance at rate Of $40 per month.
AUSTIN p. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loans,
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NOR SALE
IL ON MASSACHUSETTS AVE,
Near Thou as circle, elegant Building Site 3Ox05.
This lot will be sold for less than ket value.
Apply 70
]. v. N. HUYCK,
6eZ4-3t 1908 Penn nv
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-03-18

Hiram Mendenhall has received
information that patent has been
issued on his hog trough; also upon
the device for car coupling in which
he has an interest. The success of
the hog trough is assured already, as
it receives the approval of all who
have examined it. In the car coupling
Mr.. Mendenhall has received testi-
monials from railroad men Of its un.
doubted utility. Although one hun
dred and fifty patents have been
granted upon car couplings, all have
failed in that they were only good
where universally adopted, but Mr..
M. has overcome this obstacle, and
has great hopes of its speedy adop-
ton. He has refused snug sum
for his patents. He will go to
Council Bluffs next week as a juror
in the U. S. District court, and while
there will take steps toward placing
! the trough on larger sale.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-03-18

Will ID. Forbes delivery horse
bid his driver, who was out of the
wagon, an unceremonious adieu last
Saturday and took frolic about the
streets without let or hindrancc.
The rig was stopped on Broadway,
and no damage had been done fur
ther than the breaking of a couple
dozen eggs.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-03-18

DIEp.--At his home in West
Branch, Iowa, on March 18th, 1886,
Mr., John w. Bell, aged IS years.
Deceased was the father OF w. S.
Bell, and his recent visit to his son
here must be especially comforting
in his bereavement. Death resulted
after five days attack Of pleuro-
pneumonia. He had been for 20
years a respected and honored citi.
zen of Cedar county, and was an
active member Of the NJ. L. church.
In his death Cedar county loses one
of its staunchest and best citizens.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-03-18

r. ]. Creveling's family is tempo
rarily located in the Rev. Hamilton
property near the Catholic church,
awaiting the completion of his new
house in course of erection. The
new house is ready for plasterers.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-03-18

Mr.. c. II. Colson has just com.
plcted and raised large sign for &.
II. Cross agricultural implement
house. In this Mr.. Colson has fol.
lowed his usual custom of turning
out neat and substantial work. He
is receiving large patronage in his
paper hanging and paint line, and
has been compelled to employ sew.
eral hands to assist him in turning
out work. His job of decorating
DIR. Cloughly's drug store is about
completed and the work shows him
to be an artist.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-03-18

Go to Stuart & Sons for coal at
bottom prices.
John Jay o. Manning was on our
streets last Friday.
w. S. Bell returned from West
Branch Friday evening.
Albert Tharnish returned from
Chicago Monday evening.
No. board at $3.50 per thous.
and feet at Stuart Il Sons.
H. U. Funk, Esq, made bushes
trip to Manning Monday.
Mrs. E. Bell returned to her
home at Bevington Monday.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at SID
and $3.50 per thousand feet.
Joe Heath has severed his connec.
ton with Jones q McKarahan.
Genuine Kentucky blue grass seed
for sale by Jones & McKarahan.
A handsome line of new carpets
at RUSSELL & Sons.
Captain Foster gave the poSt.of-
fee very thorough cleansing
yesterday.
Mrs. w. d. Blackwood and the
baby returned from Illinois Satur-
day evening.
Rev. ]. w. Bott, B. F. Howald
and Curt Moore went to Atlantic
last Thursday.
Call on Jones & McKarahan ana
examine the Weber wagon, the best
in the market, before purchasing.
Miss Lena Rosenberg returned
last Thursday evening from several
weeks visit with relatives at Des
Moines.
For SALE-A good house and two
lots in Ross will be sold at bar
gain. For further particulars in
quire Of l.. D. Thomas.
Rev. Parks, president of the In.
dianola college, was in the city
Tuesday visiting the family of W..
7. Cason.
A new post-office by the name OF
Price has been established in Mel
vile township with Charles Try as
postmaster.
Mrs. Isaac Jenkins, of Brayton,
started Tuesday for Fort Collins,
Colorado, where her brother, Pat
Divine, is critically ill.
VIM. Cloughly sold two span of
his heavy horses to T. F. Musson
last Saturday. Mr.. Musson will
remove them to his Dakota ranch.
VIM. McDaniels expects to go to
Eureka Springs, Ark, soon, where
he hopes to be benefited by the heal
ing waters. He will be accompa-
MED by his wife.
Just received at F. H. Fields: a
large and fine line of watches and
clocks. Eight-day and thirty hour
clocks to be sold at lower prices
than ever granted here. Come and
see us.
Messrs. A. II. Roberts & Co. are
receiving their spring stock of wall
paper. A large variety of patterns
to select from. Be sure and call
and examine our stock before
purchasing.
Additional invoices in wall paper
received each day at the drug store
of A. II. Roberts & Co. The
newest patterns in paper and
borders. Visit their store and
examine goods and prices.
James r. Pound wishes to an.
nounce to the farmers that he has
secured the services of M. c. Camp
bell, who makes a speciality of plow
work. He invites them to call and
get his prices before having their
work in that line done.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-03-18

DR.. ]. ID. Holmes departed this
morning for Lincoln, Nebraska,
where he will attend the wedding Of
Mr.. Kate and Miss Beghtol. From
there he will proceed to Kansas on a
visit to n sister,