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Valuable EilI Property For Sale!

There will be offered for sale at public auction,
nu the ground. at Port Townsend Wa >hingtOn
Territory, October 2O. 1856 the properly, real
and PersOnal. of the Port Townsend Mill Com
nanr. Real property consists Ef Blocks l. > =
i6. A.. Is 20. 30. 81, 81 ~ %G. G7. Is 80 fia 49,
10, in the city Of rnrf Townsend. W. t. asd Il
TaCt OF land containing - acres north Of Law
renee street. Blocks ,. 3. 46. 81. 81 -. and the
mill and Ehart belonging to said company. VIII
NJ sold g. one piece Of property: tho remainder
rlX!sb feet. exclusive of boiler room: boilers
y feet by 10 in upright engine, ~ inch cylinder
md 3j-inch stroke: line shgfting. in. Bv in. :;
boublc circular saws, top !6 in. hotfem CD in. .
saws. resnw. gang cdIer. trimmer saws, pisncr
7. v Il. and double surfacer y. y. Smith, beltnr
for uli machinery. feed roller, hath mil and
" ci;et machine. CattiHg capacity, 90 feet.
Wharf extending to ~ feet nj low tide Also.
At same time and place lot Of b0CUl chaiT-S and
~ her movable property Terms Of sale: Real
e-tnte, 60 per cent cash, balance in one yNar At
l. per caLt per anHum or approved security.
Movable property cash.
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Commissioner,
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-04

EAsTLANp, TEX, June g.-The ex-
treme dry weather seems to have taken
most Of the ssp out OF politics as well as
vegetation, There is some talk OF la
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mocracy have not decided whether to
hold county convention or not. The
independents have carried the county at
the last two elections and have the Dem
ocrats little hacked.
w. j. Swain is on top here for gov
ernor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-04
H. w. HARRY7&EBRo.

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QUEEN Cry, TEX, June S.--The can
didate crop promises to be veiy album
dant, All who have announced as yet
have announced subject to the November
election, regardless OF nominating con-
ventohs or primaries. The county De-
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-04-29
DIED.

AT his late residence OIL Church
street, Wednesday morning, April
18th, 1886, RoBERr COCHRAN, OF
apoplexy, in the sixty-sixth year
of his age.
Deceased was born IN County
Downs, ireland, August 18th, 1890,
When twenty-five years Of age he
sought a home and fortune in the
New world, and settled in Pittsburg,
Pa. After one year he moved to
Muscatine county, Iowa, where he
resided till four years ago when he
came to Audubon county and pur-
chased one OF the fertile farms in
Cameron township. Here he turned
his attention to fine stock raising in
which he has been highly prospered
and from which he retired in Janua'
ny last, to home free from the cares
and labors of an active business life,
and in which he and his aged wife had
the promise of several years of com
fort and happiness in journeyine
down life's shady slope. As a mar
his life was exemplary and he enjoy
ed the esteem and confidence of hi'
neighbors. His faith was in th'
Protestant religion.
The funeral services were held a
2 o'clock p. m, today, from the Pres
byterian church, the Rev. +. b
Cousins delivering the sermon. Tn
remains were inferred in the Maple
Grove cemetery.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-04-29
Gray Items.
fBy MOses,l

by Moses.
Beautiful weather for farm work AMI II is being
improved.
The church shines ont in new coat of paint, all
caused by Seth Gifford's queer mo tons with paint
brush.
Geo. Schroeder does more building than any other
man in town. He Is always at IL.
Marian Johnson and H. D. Herbert were in town
last Thursday morning.
Dave McMurry says he feels mighty lonesome since
he sold his team. He don't exactly know what to do
with himself
Station agent John Robinson is enjoying a visit
from his mother.
Drs. Brooks and Crawford, Of Audubon, attended
church here last Sunday, and stayed in town till the
afternoon rain
The seats have arrived for the church. They come
from Boone and good ones.
w. r. johnson is home from his trip to Chicago
and is again singing letters.
Miss Evira Guthrie, of Guthrie Center, is in town
on visit to her sister Mrs W. II. StoweII.
We enjoyed fine shower last Sunday. 1t kept
quite number at home from church, however.
Miss switzer opened her school here last Monday.
Mr. c. NJ. Robinson, who has been III for a long
time with consumption, died his home in Cameron
township, on Saturday the oath inst. Mr.. Robinson
was an upright, honorable man in all his dealings,
and was respected by all who knew him.
Blacksmith Foote has been overhauling his pillow
grinding machinery. He is having an immense run
Of that kind Of work.
Dick Pace says ave got daughter; it's a girl"
Born the 2Ist inst. Dick Is slowly recovering from
the shock.
Our town isVory quiet as far as business is concern
ed. Farmers are mostly staying at home, busy with
spring work.
couple of young men found 1t convenient to skip
last Tuesday morning account Of some dirty work
done by them on Sunday night We can spare all
such cattle.
Agent Robinson has had lot Of young trees set out
just south of the depot which, in short time will
greatly improve the appearance Of the railroad yard.
Our city was visited by lively hail storm last
Thursday. School had just been dismissed and a
number of the children were caught in the storm.
Luckily for the kids the hail stones Of small
size and didn't hurt much.
We saw lot Of men jumping last Friday. Some Of
them were farmers who ought to have boen at home
blowing. Very likely, some Of them will harvest a
poor crop next fall, and then spend the winter
ing herd times.
Mrs Kittell has had largo cave dug, just back Of
her residence. We would not mind having a good
cave ouTself.
One of win Lebeck's ponies taken very sick
last Tuesday, nut by careful doctoring was broush,
out all right.
Mr. Dan Kelly, Of Stockton, Iowa, Is going to build
a dwelling, barn, and granery his farm, on section
20, Cameron township. Mr.. Albec will do the work
and II will be well done.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-04-29
than ever before shown.

Miss Eva Gibson visited Atlantic
Friday.
John Saunders spent Sunday a
Atlantic.
d. E. Soar and wife went to At
lant;c Friday.
Sam Fisher, of Gray, was visiting
in the city Sunday.
Capt. Stuart and wife visited with
w. 6. Stuart over Sunday.
Go to c. H Cross for the hes
plow made, the Norwegian.
New goods, NEW GOODS! JUS
opened, at Russell & Sons.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at $I4
and $3.50 per thousand feet.
Genuine Kentucky blue grass SEED
for sale by Jones & McKarahan.
ShawlS, shawls, shawls, - very
handsome, at Russell & Sons.
G. II. Cross sells the best farm
implements in Audubon county.
Miss Ella Stearns spent Sunday
with her brother at Irwin Grove.
Mrs. VIM. McLeran returned
Tuesday evening from Illinois.
We can save you money on YOU
spring bill. RUSSELL & Son.
Best and cheapest stalk cutters il
the market at Jones, Dickey & Co.'S
Alice Walker and Lou Terril
were Manning visitors over Sunday
Roberts has over one hundred and
forty (I4o) different patterns of wal
paper.
Buy the Barlow corn planter and
Hayworth check rowers at Jones
Dickey & Co.'S.
Best Eureka and Polk count,
third vein coal at Stuart & Som.
for $3.50 per ton.
Fans, parasols, buttons, etc., Z
handsome line, just received, at
RUSSELL & Sons
Do not buy your spring bill be.
fore seeing our large new stock.
RUSSELL & Son,
Jones, Dickey & Co. are offering
their improved power feed grinders
and shelters at greatly reduced price:
A. Fl. Roberts & Co. can show
you the largest and best line of wal
paper in Audubon. Prices as low a.
the lowest.
Seth Hartzell, of Greeley town
ship, delivered eleven head of cattle
to Jack Anderson here Tuesday
The bunch brought $4,000.
Messrs. A. H. Roberts & Co. ar,
receiving their spring stock of wall
paper. A large variety of patterns
to select from. Be sure and cal
and examine our stock before
purchasing.
Train No. took west yesterday an immense mogu
engine to be used on the mountain grades Of tn
Union Pacific railroad. The engine had eight drive
wheels measured rs feet from the pilot to the
! the tender and weighed CT tons. Railroad men say
is the largest engine that ever passed through Allan
tic. THIS engineers and hreman's cabs are separate
the former being about twelve feet In front Of tn
latter. There are two large doors through which
Is shoyeled into the furnace. The famous 70" mogul
slwndlo Into insignihcance beside this giant Of th
mountains Telegraph.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-04-29

The quill of the Advocate, r. Moore Carpenter in
ysded the great West last Friday. lie iourneyed up
the Elkhorn Valley where the buffalo wallow is fas,
boing converted into storm the demands
of rapidly advancing civilization On his journey Mr.
Carpenter supported by his best cane, while in
retired corner Of the office, coyly nestles his
substantial staff, better known the paralyzer which
c. b. Drake will WELD to the demand for handed
justice by any offended constituent who may call On
Mr. Drake has also fsllen the duty OF milking Mr.
Carpenter COW, and he has found the path TO her
necessarily rather familiar acquaintance strewn with
good deal Of difficulty and some gore The gentle
kline has considered him in the light Of an offensive
PARTISAN and successfully riysed the Knockout kicks
Of the Administration. Mrs Carpenter has very cred
itably occupied the editorial chair.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-04-29
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Holmes, Nash &
Phelps is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. K. o. HOLMES.
JNo. A. NASH.
b. S. PHELPS.
Audubon, Iowa, April /, 1886.
List of unclaimed letters lying in
the posfoffice at Audubon, Iowa, fol
the week ending Saturday, April
24th, 1886:
Carl John Larsen Miss Dors
Mesiar Miss Maggie Mitchell WIN -,
PbilIips Geo Smith Mrs w
Sullivan Larban
Subject to be sent to the dead-let'
ter office in thirty days. Persons
calling tor the above will please say
"advertised."
z. S. FOSTER, Postmaster
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-04-29
AUDUBON COUNTY REPUBLICAN,

Entered at the Audubon Post Office as mail matter
OF the second class.
THIS PAPER may be found on file at Geo p. Rowel 4
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contracts may be made
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-04-29

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Having Just returned from Chicago with $4,000 worth
choice goods will be pleased have you call and examine
stock before purchasing We have old stock sell
a cost neither going out of business and the town
of Audubon suits very we'll Come in and look for your
self Remember, goods and choice, and pro.
pose make the prices low the lowest and will be
undersold by anyone.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-04-29
New Goods
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Having just returned from Chicago with $2oooooo worth OF
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-31

The letter from Nashville which we
publish this mo ming possesses more
ttan usual interest for politicians.
Some parts OF it read as if it was the
product OF care, but some others are
as loose OF construction as Of state
ment. Yet, in the main, it will pass
muster Tor fairly well-put
statement Ct the condition If
the Democratic party and OF
the chances of the mora pro ninpnt
candidates for Office. What is said
there about the Supreme Court is as
near the truth az ascertainsd facts
will permit. So far as the gentle
men ramed who reside in this
city are conceraed, we are in position
to say that Mr.. Turley will not be
candidate. He has, for reasons that
are all-sufiicient for himself, been COM
PEELED to withdraw from the field, and
will, we understand, be glad to do
what he can to makes Mr.. Folkes's
candidacy a success. Already the
sentiment of the 'har of
this city is beginning to
crystalline around this gentleman,
whose standing as a lawyer and IT,
zen is sufficient to justify the auguine
hopes of his friends. Attorney Gen
eral Lees ia p1s.S a strong naine and
We agree with w. correspondent that
he will moro than likely be one of the
judges of the next Supreme Court.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-31

WE don't quite agree with our Nash
vile correspondent as to the probably
success full candidate for Governor.
Bob Taylor may be the man, but we
think it possible for Memphis TO per-
suade the patty to take up the genial
"Bob" Lcoaey az the most avail able
candidate and the beat But the dis
eussion of this we will leave to another
time. What we want to call especial
attei ton to to-day is the intelligent
way in which our correspondent in
sists upon Mr.. James Phelan as the
most availabls candidate for Congress
from this district. II what he says is
true he certainly must be. But aside
from any claims to personal strength
I'm Fayette, Upton and Hardeman, as
we'll as Shelby county, it can be
truthfully said of Mr.. Phelan that he
has everything else on his side. He
is scholar and student, and yet
practical man who is used to looking
the world in the face every day and
using it, and counting himself for all
Ne is worth. He is a Democrat by
blood, training and conviction, and
looks at questions from their real
side. he rides no hobbies.
He regards public man
as public servant. A man to lead
with firmness and obey honestly. The
peoples interests would be safe in
such mans hands. He would try to
rise 70 an equality with their wishes,
and above all things to be equal in
every instance 70 his own stand
ard of excellence, very much
higher than the average. He is am.
bilious in reasonably pIoud-spirited
way. He desires to distinguish him
self in public life, and to be as his |
father was, always too honorable to
do anything that would trench upon
his own integrity. He is young and |
in full sympathy with the spirit of
the age-is progressive, and believes
in and loves the whole Union as
the country above all others that
makes the happiness of mankind a
possible real cation. Mr.. Phelan has
made for himself a most creditable
place am ong his fellew-citizsns and we
feel sure that if nominated by
the Democratic party and elected
to Congress he will make a reputation
in his first term that will sustain him
in any aspirations he may have be-
yond that period. There il growth in
him, and the foundations Of his char
acter are laid in truth and justice and
love Of liberty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-31
DR.. Hunters Visit to Memphis.

Dr. JAMES HUNTER, formerly of Europe late Of New Orleans
tor Of Medicine and Surgery University of Brussels
Royal Colleges Of Physicians and Surgeons Ednburg Pupil
Thomas Hospital and the Great Brompon Hospital
Chest London making brief Professional visit this city
turning Europe and consulted street. bew
Third and Fourth.
Dr. Hunter has, for twenty devoted special
the HEAD THROAT CHEST Sore
Throat Bronchitis Asthma Consumption Deafness
Diseases Scrofua etc. Office hours, 10 IL 6pm
Persons distance should send for Dr. HUNTERS JOURNAL oKs
AND LISTS OF QUESTIONS While personal consultation desirable
not always and all conducted by
correspondence.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-31

THE Hon. David B. Atchison, who
died at st. Joseph, Mo-, Wednesday
last, was United States Senator from
Missouri from lS43 to 1855, and twice
chosen President pl tempore OF the
Senate. He also claimed the singular
distinction OF having been President
OF the United States for one day. He
was President p,o temrore of the
Senate at the close of the Thir-
tieth Congress. The term of
Mr.. Polk as President and cf
Mr.. Dallas Vice. President of the
United States expired at noon on the
4th tf March, 1S49. That being Sun
day Gen. Taylor did not take the oath
OF office until the Monday following.
Daring the interval the office was in
allegiance. Mr.. At:hison was a " arm
personal friend aud admirer Of Mr..
Jefferson Davis.