Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-26

Russell & Sons store. ri
Arthur Sanborn spent Sunday
with friends at Manning.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. SAINT Anderson this morning,
Go to William Cloughly's fol-
machine oil. He cannot be under.
sold.
You can find good tanning mills
at rock bottom prices at Jones 4
McKarahan's.
Deering, Empire and Tiger NOW.
ers and Tiger hay-rakes at Jones,
Dickey & Co.'S.
Prof. Waitman will commence @
term of school at Melville Center
next Monday.
For rent.--A commodious and
convenient store room on Broadway
inquire of A. F. Armstrong.
Jones Il arabian sell the
Victor power corn shelter and grin.
der. Call at their store and examine
it.
Capt. Foster has again renovated
the post office furniture and fixtures
and has placed screens at the from
doors.
Ed. Frick returned from Chicago
Monday evening accompanied by
his sister, who will remain severa
weeks.
Remember the musical ant
literary entertainment at the Pres
byterian church next Tuesda,
evening.
c. w. Payne, a leading stool
dealer of West side, CRAWFORD
county, is here with business in tn,
District court.
The premium lists for the Audi
bon county fair are out and are be
ing distributed from the Office of tn,
secretary, L. !. Freeman.
Judge Loofbourow ad journe,
court at noon Saturday in order tina
he might visit with his family a
Atlantic over Sunday.
The attendance upon Normal has
been but slightly increased this week
The heat has doubtless discouraged
many who would otherwise hav,
been present.
q. w. Guernsy, of the ExirG
Journal, came up and witnessed tn,
defeat of his Extra pets last Friday
He called at this Office and swappec
yarns with us on circulation.
There was very noticeable case
OF a mash on grounds where tn,
Sunday school convention was helt
at Viola Center last Friday, bu
such accidents require no medica
attendance, and only afford amuse
ment for the spectators.
The Audubon and Extra base
ball clubs will contest for the honors
of their third game at Extra next
Tuesday, August 81. Two games
have been played and each club
has won a victory, so that the third
game will excite them to their bes,
efforts.
Lee Funk is hiIariously iubilant
over a daughter, who made her
first appearance last Saturday. Lee
counts thirteen for a dozen, and
weighs seventeen ounces for pound
1t is daughter No. and Lee is glad
of it. Mother, child and Grandpa
Cole are doing nicely.
J. II. Wills takes the premium on
corn. He brought thirteen ears to
this Office Monday, the lot weighing
I5L Tbs. 1t is sound in every par.
ticular and the cob is well filled.
Corn that was planted early was so
well grown that the drought has
only served to dry it and bring it
to early maturity. Late planting or
poor cultivation is the cause for poor
corn this year.
The Ringing Bros. great double
shows will exhibit IN Audubon to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
Admission IS cents. Their circus
performers are said to be among the
best on the road. 1t is considered a
dead loss to newspapers when
travelling shows do not advertise,
but in this case their advance agent
had been detained by sickness, AMI
notice through the papers would
have been too brief to pay for the out
lay.
A delegation of about a dozen
from Audubon attended the Sunday
school convention at Viola Center
last Friday. All speak in high
praise of their entertainment by the
good people Of the Center, and pro-
nounce the occasion one of ex-
ceeding pleasure as well as profit to
those interested in the Sunday
school work. Two persons who
were on the program for speeches
were unavoidably absent, but their
places were well occupied by vol
unteers.
II. U. Funk, of this place., re-
ceived the nomination for district
Judge on the fourth ballot of the
greenback convention held at Shen-
andoah yesterday. The convention
adjourned without further NOM
nations, and it is expected that the
democrats in convention at Council
Bluffs today will endorse the nom
in atiop If Mr. Fupk and ,laca in