Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-09-02

II. w. Van Gorder was quite sick
the first of the week.
District court adjourned last Mon
day, to the nth inst.
Mr.. Richards, the painter, return
cd to Atlantic Monday.
DR., II. A. Leininger, dentist, over
Russell y Sons store. IT
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Phelps moved
into their new house today.
No. boards at $3.50 per thous-
and feet at Stuart & Sons.
Mrs. A. +. Aikman returned from
Whitesidc county, HIS, last Friday.
Go to William Clcughly's for
oil. lie cannot be under
sold.
Mrs. c. f. Willcutt, of EHiya, at
tended Prot, Le!and's lecture Mon.
day evening.
You can find good flaming mills
at rock bottom prices at Jones &
Mckarahan's.
Griggs & Brainard placed q new
fire and burglar proof safe in their
office Monday.
Deering, Empire and Tiger NOW.
crs and Tiger hay-rakes at Jones,
Dickey & Co.'S.
Steel rails are being laid on the
Rock Island branch Between this
place and Atlantic.
Jas. X. Pound retarned this after.
noon from n several weeks visit with
his brothers in Michigan
MISS Aggie Holland returned last
Friday from a several weeks visit
with relatives in Nebraska.
For rent.---A commodious and
convenient store room on Broadway.
inquire of A. f. Armstrong.
The officers OF the fair association
are putting the grounds in excellent
conditions Tor the coming exhibition.
The Good Templars and Knights
of Labor have rented the Newmeyer
hall as place for holding meetings.
Jones & McKarahan sell the
Victor power corn shelter and grin.
der. Call at their store and examine
it.
Call on Jones & McKarahan and
examine their stock of second hand
wagons. To be sold at rock bottom
prices.
Some of the best corn we have
seen this season was raised by ]. NJ.
Gipple. Six ears weighed seven
pounds.
II. b. Shelby has bought Frank
Gleason's stock Of general merchan-
disc at Ross, and will continue bust
ness at the old stand.
Forecasts of the weather promise
drouth through Septem-
Der, but thus far this section has been
highly favored with rain,
Rev. Bartlett of Audubon, will
preach at the Congregational church
next Sabbath morning and evening.
Locomotive.
A full report OF the republican
state convention, the platform, and
the address by Hon. VIM. Allison
will be found on the outside pages.
A neat new gold leaf and blue
smaltz sign hangs over the walk in
front Of VIM. Cioughly's drug store.
1t is very creditable to the artist, {.
II. Colson.
Sidney A. Foster, Of THE RE.
PUBL GCAN, was rendered but declined
the nomination for representative in
congress by the republicans OF the
Fifth district,
Jones & MCkarahan are handling
he celebrated Northwestern wagon,
he most substantial and cheapest
wagon on the market. Examine il
before purchasing.
September Ist was n cold day for
prairie chickens. The law that has
them expired with August,
incc when the fields have been fair
y dotted withshunters and dogs.
Ex.Gov. John II. Gear, was nomi-
,ated by the republicans of the First
district, Wednesday.
With such illustrious candidates the
irst and second districts should roll
Up good majorities.
The fire department was called
'ut Tuesday afternoon, by an alarm
rom the house Of Joe Allies, near
he school house. Some gasoline |
lad been spilled on the floor and
aught fire, but The flame was easily |
,xtinguished.
A movement is on foot to build a
lew floral hall OH the fair ground.
frank Gleason has expressed de-
ire to be one of ten who should con-
ribute funds for that purpose.
The proposition should receive en-.
engagement and support.
NATIVE OmoANs.-All natives
{ Ohio now residents Of Audubon
ounty, are urgently requested to
leet in Floral Hall, at noon on the
nird day OF the fair, to take prelim-
,ary steps toward organizing Ma
We Ohioan Society. OmoANs.
Prof. Hornberger, the new school
uperintendent, arrived in Audubon
,day, after spending the summer
nth his parents in the Empire State.
he fall term of school begins next
ionday. Miss Stearns has been
to the position resigned by
FRS. K. o. Holmes, and Miss Lura
eason, employed in the position
'rmerly held by Miss Stearns.
w. Ayers, second sergeant, Com.
any II, 35th Iowa Infantry, was
resent at the soldiers reunion at
arroll last week, and carried reb.
flag captured from the ed Tenne-
e cavalry, at HendersonHill, March
ist, 1864. 1t commanded the atten-
On of many of the veterans there
resent, and brought wildly to their A