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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

3,000y ards, comprising eight
or ten different styles of goods
in canvass and serge effects,
plain and plaids, Csc to 75c,
for soc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
HINrED-4GFNTs.

WANTED LADY AGENTS, POSITIVELY
" clear sl0 daily with my wonderful new pa
tent rubber undergamout for females our
Knoxville agent made so3 IN four days Ms r.
p Little, box 4lS Chicago III. lo
VANTED-CANNASs ERs THROUGHOUT THE
W state To solicit membership for the Michigan
Masonic Home For particulars address. H. ".
Mash, Secretary. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

Also a large assortment of
combination suitings in the
highest art, will be put on sale
at prices never before offered
in this market.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

VHE SECURITY sTuRA6ECOAPANY sTOREs
| and iusures furniture house bold roOls aud
general mcrchsudise a. low rates. Goods sold on
commission, paf kcd, moved and shi pp.d No l0
Huron 80. Telephone I4
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

it begins O. look as f the Republican
party x.Il have to begin war against The
sp0is system Ctrtr PA Tines.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

New YORK celebrated the Anniversary of
General Grants death by adding 81 -5 10
he monument fund Chicago IoHr1L
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

Al oihes daily except sunday.
Sleeping can ran ou fallc and Atlantic e1
pres traiiIs O. AID from Detroit
larlor car rln ou las fzprr-s and NrEld Rap
ids hxprts, to aud fral Detroit
lnrccf connections made al ietfuii viii a.
through trains kast over az a. h g. l0sus1s
Southern DlVisi0ul
CHAs H NoEsls. General Agt. g. Nounce-sl
J. r HANKIs~. Ticket Az. luloH neVoi
q. M. MTss1s Iulon Tai ur.0e t1 Mourae-sI
O. "a kueelKs q. =. q ] A. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

crop will come forward with as much bitter
to The seg AS last year f.Hgis pii1 Press.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

An ElJstraOrd many Fact.
B-ras Rhode Island egs and you lind a
0cstail - lfirrg9 f4rti
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
270O YARDS

Moquette Carpets, the best
qualities of American manu-
tacture, comprising a great
variety of choice patterns.
Your choice of the entire
stock for $l.35 per yard.
SpRISG & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

Philadelphia was l.ttle slow BOZ ,roft'uE
out I-s l-fal.Ung cashiers, olf they are
coming to the front az lsst.- itf7ic' piiF
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

Its about time ior Graai Rapids peo-
pie % - looking after the scars oa their
arms. Detroit is having q smallpox
scare. snd it Is more than likely this city
vail ys- a tourh ~ it soon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

IOR RENI-kOOM- SUITABLE FOR OFFICES
L or light housekeeping. IN Porter block. cor
uer Monroe ana Dlf4slon-sts. Inquire OF James
Cox. Agent Room & 81
COK EENT-NiCELY FURNISHED ROOM IL
I one oi The most de-lrable locations in the
city. Cali al III jefferson ave. 9itf
UOR RENI-A HOUSE or NINE ROOMS AT
L "a Norh Prospect-st Enquire OF George A.
Field lf9 sast Bridge-st q5
no RENI-ONE LARGE ROOM, No. y Canal
! - has three front windows gas ana steam.
Enquire al once Of q. A. BeTwin, No. - Canal-st.
76tf
no RENT-A HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS
! Furnished throughout. vii rent piano with
house or without. References required 90 sin
clalT-st. 81
10 RENT-Ml RESIDENCE. FURNITURE
1 Included, containing rooms, oaih roOm.
closets etc. Excellent well, clsterus and barn
on premises. Grounds very large and beautifully
shaded A good opportunity for gentleman and
wife wishing 20 keep house without expense of
furnishing. Board for myself vie and cAild a.
compensation. c. X. Bacon, 64O Wealthy ave, F.,
corner james II
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

Another body has been successfully
ia.anerated at the Buffalo crematory.
H. tas Esy, ISN'T ths Detroit cremation
society hitie s.oE ia getting az work,
R-formsrs should b= energetic.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

Convict coutra Q Ia or - doomed. II
may take ; long tme 10 bring tnis about,
bat ir is bound o. come.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

The Calcazo anarchists dido't JON
gnsl .a this 7orll. out perhaps they will
5000 .ain hlm in tbe next
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
ron BbNI-BUsINKSs PURI'Os ~.

TOR RENT-FACTORN N MILLST THE
L very convenient brick building o0xl0O feet
i've stories high, with sixty horse power water
wheel, hydraulic stand pipe, Lose and nOzzes Ia
each room, elevator, steam heating pipes. shaft
ing, puAeys, betting, etc, also addition contain
ing Office, powerful steam engine boiler, coal
room and dry room, store room, etc Inquire of
ButterwOrih and Lowe a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

TUMBL6O on a GREAT PRINCIPLE.
Great principles may Oe enuuciatsd 10y
accident, ss when the New York Times
said that Mss ROsE CLETELASD had
chosen az motto for Literary Life:
Prove all things; hold fast tnat which Is
food" Commenting on this statement
the New York World says 1t IS to be
ieare that TINS Is a typographical error,
but It would make most worthy legend
ss It stands. In these days when butter
ISN'T butter at all, when candy Is made OF
terra llbu. arsenic ani bisulphate OF
mercury, when vegetables are cOioTed
with copper aud sugar is ninety per cent.
coruudum. when ice cream Is poison and
aud YOU cans be sure Of sausage when
10 snort. Il takes chemical analysis to
prove that anything IS edible, there Is a
wide field Tor a magazine which would
sport the motto ascribed by the Times to
Miss CLEyELASD's Chicago venture.
Hold fast tast which Is Hood"
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
Mirhiran A nhin

Shorf Line and Ihroggh Coaches from q Ran.
Holland 1d Haven. huskeRon and rcuivEief
GOING WEsI. Central Time GOING EAsI
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

IN THE DOLLAR SFECiAflES. VIII Per
- fecii0u Glasses. nom ilccI hafrine scotland
al are superior o. Az others o. The lenses arc
cision invlgcrstiug The eyes. and iu many Caset
curing visual defects AVOID using common
spcctacles Circulars free EOMAN. i5g
MOnroe-et
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

We sImirs Ms. CLEvELASD's taste
vhen shs says shs dishkes the name
FsAVzrs very much. but when she says
s6e Is oevsr csllel FEANKIs it becomes
evident that sbs doesn't read the news
pagers very mueh.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

It certainly books as ii one ~bum poll
iacaa had more power in the city gov
srnmsn,s ~ Theses Uaied states than a
dozen honest citizens, aud this Is not
Nmsd ~ Chicago particularly, either.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
Detroit. Grand Haven A milwaukee.


fIAlly. rll1f fs exec pied 'l6iY
f'asSenrcns takirF lhC - a u kXrress uakt
close connection ~ owosSo f1r lkusiug and A.
Detroit for New YORK arriving there a. ll.ss a N
the following morning
Night kXprcze has loca Sleeping Car from De
tnlif 20 Grand Rapids
Ihi, is the only line running Limited Fxprsve
leaving here % tfI b. 70 with Sleeping iar o.
Detroit msEiue direct oluueCi Iofs flf al r.aiuis
East arriving a. New hork ai io 3 n The follow
lng evening. Trains Wesi az ll sh B. rn wlll fnafa
direct connection with palace steamer CITY of
Milwaukee for al p1iuu west
Through uckets secured az D. % ~ ~ 1Toss
sweets Hoie block and 81 The depot
ID. FuTTEH Ciiy PAS Aguut
GEo. D. kIETE Tralll ManaEef. lhlnasn
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

ira-us aailf tAntla 1au1af
lfalH las i.4I-.iI Gag lir lIl.-Illll
aai1 has -lt-s.lls tsf t.F t-slaLsll1a
e 3 l irala Ca4ut..s ai halAll4a.sa 90 hag.lt
tletk. lalksia liglraii Au1 tAlali.l fallllA a.
rfi.s st ltfirtai ai p rs N
tlINlish tItAs.a aua Nll information LsH 1t
Dad % .a Laf lpal A. ANS llsl. u.kei Aeoui a.
leioi or aal A Al-l.s1L. LLIlt lslkrl Aso-ll q
Al1lrat slrrtt A.. \. lssl1 efflll
aoneIa- fAsSeaEel aut llcEci Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

NEANIED -TNo KITCHEN GIRLS AND ONE
" eir. io Nall taule Inquire al lhe Paw lou
r. eG's Lake lslly
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

MONET 10 IOAN
MONEY TO loan ~ LARGE OR SMALL
vi sums on resl estate or chsftels Tower 4
Johnston Ea
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

EOR sALE GRAY MARE FOUR WARS
old weighs about llU, III well broke aud
sound. VII make "a lrst-oiass family hurse. Price
sl50. Can be seen al llo stfaiehi-sL 80
NOR SALE OR TRADE FINE SIDE WHEEL
pleasure steam coat carries - I'efsNns ls trsf-
class Address y. s. Odds, 4i9 CherTy 81. Lansing
Mich. I
rOR SALE-TWO SIX FOOT SHOW CASES.
and one four foot wlih oval front VIII sell al
Il So per foot II sold as once. John Moran, yr.
lU5 Caual-st
NOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS ROW BOAT fOR
sale cheap. Call al Hart q Amberg s. and
81 PeaTl-sl ee
NOR SALE-COMPLEIk SET \. Y. REPORTS
Waits actions and defences and other Valu-
able law books VIII be sold cheap. Address
Fred :. Clark Grand Rapids, Mich.
NOR sALE-A SECONDHAND CHlCkERIN6
piano. VIII be- sold cheap . sold son CAL
al Mn Dowey's, l09 Monroe 81. up Stain
NOR sALE-A LADY WHO Is GOING 10
leave the city desires % sell fine sqnsre
piano four round coulen. fTst-clasS make beon
used les than three months. Must be sold iu
TWO weeks. Call after , IA. 81 1lo Ottawa -
NOR SALE-A FRS CLASS SILVER NATCB
Elgin, National Watch Company make
cost 81 used but little viii bc sold al liberal
iiscount. Inquire ~ fELEGRAN HERALD Office
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

no RENT-A HOUSE or sEVEN ROOMS.
/ Furnished throughout VIII rent plano with
house or without. References required s. sim
clalr-st 100
L e. ght rooms aud CLOSE - soit water. good Gel
lar, az Go per month. Enquire al III Coolest lo9
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
SPRING & COMP PANY'S
DRESS GOODS SALE


1000 yards Plain and Novel
ty Suitings, worth from 1925
to $3.50, for $l.00.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31


Thursday, July p ----.-.-.-- % IL
FRIDAY, July -S ---.--'-.'' : : 30 30
~ '-' 80
Total FOR SIX days. ........3 33 3S6
Convict coatra IA or - doomed II
may take long tlms % bring tnis about,
bat 5, Is bound D. come.
l4.,. ,
~ H.-,l -. -. ,t..y ,y,li
-..-,.... .s.o.r,
, so r.,s v,n sosbl-
-e-t. .-... n,.,-- -. ~, car,a
.-l
les about time ior Oirand Rapids peo-
pie % - looking after the scars on their
arms. Detroit Is having smallpox
scare, and it Is more than likely this city
wiil gst q touch ~ it soon.
Another body has been successfully
iaanerated at the Buffalo crematory.
b. ias Eay, isn't the Detroit cremation
soc.eiy . stale sioE ia getting az work,
R-formers should o@ energetic.
,-,.-,- - a, ..tr.,~ al.
- g.. -. o,,y ~
r-.....t So. a.
- ~. !, ~.
afrl-..f ~ Chicago ot-firlllarlg. either
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

NlANTED-EOUk OR FINE GOOD MOOD ~.
" sraFers as tle 9rAld Rapids Engraving Com
pany a. once.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

lEANIED-IWO MORE Sal ESMEN WANTED
~ al Metropolitan Manuiael luTlng Oflce b,
Dlyislon-st + r. Blueuhendef CIiy Manager
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

I-PLEAsEREMENBER ANY KIND
| Oi special work, such as Rp.a maHfeis. book
cases. sideD0aTd. or anytu X ln the furniture
line, made % order 1g the Wolverine Chair &
Furniture Coz west cod J. ari 80 bridge. 81
EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT THE EhGIk
II steam Uye House. No E Csualst-. is the
best place Ia the ciiy ior cleaning aud c0,orn- of
Ladies and Gents clothing also dresses. snsWis
CiOaks. ulstrrS. rlh DOuf. efc sad theI lf- vrCcs
for work ~ respond with fhc present hard times
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

We have received copy o. that weird
SaglnsE paper. the Nsirs. WIth an article
marx g. We have frequently received
ths Nefrs with other articles marked 90
be 31otsd. and ~ ZEE that 10 ls incum-
hent 81 8ltios this last blue psncilsd si-
'rs.oe. The article is no good.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

The row AZ toe Agricultural College
VII servs one zood purpose. ii vii
make sh- Du1h- think ihat after at, tle
school has some of the chsrect terstlcs ~
college. Brtf tbe management loesu't 9
io ~ it a.. .usei snd bounce every mothers
san - them r be- dont apologize. the
Board RI x1t "a ~ resign sud .st tne
sta.lauts run tas schooL
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

haA tEi'->ftph h fA>f>-
VVANTED-PkKSOSS WANTING -HONCA~t-.
W jewelry cases, or silyerN are casc- ~ different
lengths hegnths Or sizes can have them a1e
90 order on shor. no Ic-. stock OF rcgu az sizes
constantly on band vii be soid at reduced prices
al J. ". era er's $50 Ianal-st 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

....... q -. -. = q as ..sas ss.a : osa
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

Those Who ssy 3 board % arbitration
can tsa ~ no ase because their decisions
cannot pa sn'orced. ara respectfully r.
'srrsd .o savsrai Instances ~ reosut oc-
-urrsnce bra tbs state ~ New York. where
strikes aud lockoufs have bsen ended b.
--isrrinx she matter in dispute % The
state ftas-.l - Arbitration
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

Marvin W Cobb. Presi Wv Hart Vice prosi-
Dr. L r. Marvin. Treas and Med Director
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

osy.ciAL PAPER Or zzsr eoUsrr
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

CTAMMERFRs AND sTUTTkkER- THAT
> have not called on ne TO 50 Immediately az
can not take any after This week consultations
Free Cal atr ON seoyer l0i M0nro, So between
y and - a NJ J and %. m. NstDe day AID
Thursday between and m. Ladies write y
nR EDWARD SLOMAN. us nONkOE-sI.
IL HouH 10 10 a. n, 4 to 2. m,- 2 % ,. ID.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

oaASD RAPIDS SATURDAY JULY 3D.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

.a.-,.4 =. a. ~.Hs, Of "a. s-eaaa ei...
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-04-17
Sketches by the Way.

For pretty iaunt by rail and water,
commend us to a trip to Dardanelle. We
left the Fort Smith railway at Russell
vile and iourneyed westward, the ponev
engine drawing our car with MANY
Snorts and pufS, as if he were qiving rs
a gala trip through the forest and upland
OF the pretty country. Arriving at the
riverside, we entered the transfer coach
and were driven along the sand for some
distance and then down the steep bank
to the terry-boat Merther. A MOVING Of
beams along the open boat way, a short
and Shlvering puff, and then we steamed
along the cleaning water. To our rigbt.
looming up from the water forty or fftv
teet, perhaps, was the famous Darda-
nellie Rock-a precipice of white sand
stone, the upheaval of some volcanic
throe, Slanting, jagged, weird, senti-
mel OF centuries, and yet very hand
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-04-17

THE North Atlantic squadron fleet off,
the coast of Pensacola, Fla, is engaging
in some very handsome and novel ma
nevres. The feint of a torpedo attack
was made upon the flagship last week,
Then the harbor brigade, assailing the
troops on land, made a sham attack un-
der the guns of the man-ot-war Yantic.
The Marines, Blue Jackets, artillery and
Pioneers will remain in camp for week
or ten days; from the camp there will
then be fought sham battle.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-04-17

REV DR.. PALMER, D. D., of New
Orleans, presented in most eloquent
manner an address at the commence
ment exercises of the Alabama Medical
College, short time since, in Mobile,
Ala. This distinguished divine loses
none Of his fire and impulsive oratory as
"the years pass swiftly by"
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-04-17

WE have been requested twice by sub
scribers of our JOURNAL to publish
'Ostler Joe, the little poem which, in
significant in itself as poem, has never
theleSS excited some comment as a Sc
lection read by prominent lady before
an audience both refined and cultured in
Washington city some few weeks since.
We will now explain why we cannot
print the poem, and we are sure many OF
our readers will respect our reasons for
declining to place it before the public.
The topic of the poem is, we admit,
pathetic indeed. It embodies topic
that if mentioned, is referred to with
bated breath and sad regret topic
that refined men and sensitive women
will not allude to in conversation, from
motives at once delicate and pure. 1t is
not the topic to read or print for either
its interest or the entertaining quality of
its narrative, and we cannot do violence
to our conviction of that which is fit and
becoming by placing the detail of pro-
nounCed word and sentiment before our
public of true men and women, with
also our readers OF innocent child and
girlhood.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-04-17

"TULlPs, tulips, gay as the crown of
king" They are spreading their
tinted petals like huttering butterflies
along our borders. Their gorgeous dra-
peries illumine our yards, lighting and
decorating like oriental fabrics of Grim
son and gold. Everywhere we are hav-
ing the spring flowers, dainty hyacinths,
ilowery pomegranates, blue-bells, daffo-
oils odorous along our garden walks.
Hail to the season most beauteous of all
the year!
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-04-17

amid the hill-tops the level appears
p Mount Neb0. All but the b,san q
Bible names, do they not come De' ,a
nearer than the choicest classic o; - Us
the heart thrill and glow as We giving ts;i
Of the Holy Land hey ond the So, n Junk
GOD in sacred presence met m,a S'Sfe
spoke with him. And, looEi kim and nc
away over the water, we canno + b ~,
have a little sacred liEing 4 o.,
NeOo upright, level mountain tas
IN Arkansas. Downward, downu,sjP
we steam, the town of DardapelIp m.n
before us. But ali, mi;sere! We c,nn v4
reach It, the long, solid back Of The ,,nJ
bar runs between the river current .a1
the town, and we must descendtbe river
and then rounding the bar, ascend aoain
IN order to reach the front Of tbn tou.
before we can drive on to the wharf
A memorial is now before the committee
on rivers and harbors concerning this
very bar. Not much is required
little diking on the north side Of The
river; a little labor, and-brestol the
current changes, sets to the southern
side few weeks of the waters and
away the sand moves, and commerce
for Dardanelle sets in untrammelled,
We met in Dardanelle Mr.. Perry, whose
labor and enterprise has done much for
the town he owns also two or three Of
the largest plantations in the county,S
one of its great cotton shippers, and car
rles as large heart as the immense bus
mess he manages. We must speak Of
four large box-elder trees standing on
two sides of Mr.. Perry'S store They
have stood there for thirty years, and
were little saplings when Mr.. Perry HrSt
commenced his business interests in the
store he now occupies. Now the trees
are immense, measuring at least three OF
four feet around the trunk, and incl,
stately branches throw shadows Tar anu
near. Mr.. Leming, in the u D. L8nu
Office, is the popular incumbent OIL OVH
parties. Judge Howell and Mr' o4 n,
ningham carry on large melC'Du 5
business. To the gentlemen mell''Uu'S'
and to many others, the LADIES J a,
NAL is indebted, not only for klno "i'D.,'
but for courteous mention and appre'la,
ton. The "POst," published in the ,O% W.
of Dardanelle, is an interesting anu .,a ~
Auential weekly paper Largely ,, ,
throughout its own and other ill.,. ;o" will
Many of the Mexican exc lLr:,,s the
remember little George "llIl1nl 1aoaIIe
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-04-17

WITH the bill which passed the Sen
ate of the United States Friday, pril
10th, admitting Washington Territory as
State, Senator Eustice and Senator
Edmunds brought up lively discussion
upon female suffrage in the new State.
Senator Eustice opposed and Senator
EdmundS favored its adoption. The
question was viewed by both gentlemen
from the purely political standpoint of
electoral votes. For the first time the
Senate has recognized and legalized fe-
male suffrage. 1t is thought, however,
that the bill, as it stands, will not pass
the House.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-04-17
OUR extensive circulation throughc

OUR extensive circulation throughout
Arkansas State ever generous and
helpful to women-has led to a wider
circulation in the Southern States. In
Difference to this appreciation of the La
DIES JOURNAL, we have copyrighted a
title broader in its meaning, and compre-
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-04-17

hensive as to the grander voyage upon
which the LADIES JOURNAL sets sail.
Arkansas women have, through the
courtesy of Arkansas men, held offices of
political trust in our State House. They
have been encouraged and aided by the
men of the State in every laudable en-
terpriSe. And to these men of Arkan-
saS, to men and women in other States
who have written encouraging words to
our JOURNAL, who have in substantial
ways helped along the womens work,
we dip our brave flag in salute as we set
sail upon broad and prosperous ocean,
lifting at our masthead, as we move on,
penn2nt whereon is inscribed SOUTH
ERN LADIES JOURNAL.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-05-13

J. B. Haddock, Esq, is in Iowa
City on business.
Rev. J. w. Bot was an Atlantic
visitor last Friday.
John Prather departed Monday
for Warren county.
Mrs. VIM. Mallory returned from
Montezuma Friday evening.
Rem Campbell of Des Moines
visited his friends here Monday.
Prof. George l. Miller made a
flying visit to Mo. Valley last Satur-
day.
K. O. Holmes, Esq, started Tues
day on business trip to the central
part of the state.
Call on Jones & McKarahan and
see the Victor feed grinder before
purchasing any other.
Johnnie Scott and wife of Man
ming, were the guests of Sheriff
Mallory and wife over Sunday.
Sheriff Mallory and Deputy Sher-
if Crane went to Atlantic in the
interests of justice, last Saturday.
A carload of fresh and new goods
consisting of buggies, harrows,
plows, ETC., at Jones, Dickey & Co.'S.
Call and see A. H. Roberts &
Co.'S stock of wall paper borders in
large variety and elegant patterns.
Davis WHOLESALERS clothing and he
will sell you clothing at retail very
cheap. Call and examine his stock
before you buy, and save money.
Owing to the strike of freight
handlers in Chicago no shipments
of freight were made from the North
westerns station at this place for
several days last week.
Mrs. Charles Stuart and Miss
Mary Stuart, the latter of Chicago,
were guests last week at the home
of w. 6. Stuart of this place. They
returned to their respective homes
last Thursday. -
Theo. Palmer, the vivacious edit
or of the Manning Ne7VS, made this
office brief call last Friday morn
ing. He had accompanied some of
his relatives thus far, who took pass
age on the Rock Island.
J. w. Rosenberg returned Mon
day from his visit to Russell county,
Kansas. He is not at all pleased
with that section, and thinks the
appellation of "Suffering Kansas"
handsomely appropriate. While
there very heavy hail storm visited
that section, killing a young lady
outright, and man and boy who
were exposed to the storm of icy
pellets, were so badly battered that
their flesh was beaten to jelly, and
1t was feared that death would re-
suit. Mr.. Rosenberg will continue
a resident of Audubon.
Tom Musson shipped eighty head
of fat steers to the Chicago markets
Monday.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-05-13

The rink was opened to skaters
Saturday evening. The building
will hereafter be used for other pur-
poses, so that the roller skating craze
has gone by as popular amusement
in Audubon. The interest therein
has long since tagged, and the band
boys and the proprietor of the rink
have received only slight remunera-
ton for their endeavors to make it a
paying institution during the past
winter. The rink has presented line
of astronomical observation peculiar
to itself, as one view was satisfactory,
and with its accompanying discom-
forts was rather discouraging to
further investigation. Eminent ply
sicians have stated that the exercise
attending this amusement was alto
gether healthful and beneficial, while
others equally learned have rendered
the opinion that it was path which
a promising generation was descend
ing to an untimely grave. Morally its
effects were none of the best, and
altogether its departure is not sub
ject for general regret.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-05-13
View Goods
DOWN, DOWN!

Having just returned from Chicago with 2oooooo worth of
oice goods we will be pleased have you call and
stock before purchasing We have Old Stock sell
ht lat COST neither going out OF business; and the
wn of Audubon suits very we'll Come in and look for
pursel Remember goods new and choice, and we
oppose make the prices low the lowest and WILL
OF BE UNDERSOLD by anyone