Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30

mess is progressing rapidly. The CRANE
jury is calling many to its counsels ant
several indictments will doubtless b,
returned.
James L. Russell will start for Kansas
next Saturday, visiting the places IN
which he did business last year.
The Rock Island will run a special
train TO the state fair next Wednesday
leaving Audubon at a. m. and return
ing Thursday evening.
The large amount of superior work
being turned out at Cloughly's gallery
has necessitated the employment of Mr.
+. j. Atwood as assistant to Operator
Harper.
L. NJ. Funk, brother Of the democrat
ic candidate for county attorney In Au,
dubon county, was nominated for clerk
by the democrats of Carroll county
Wednesday, the 22d,
Walter II. Scott and wife returned
Tuesday evening from protracted
visit at their old home In Jones county
Mr.. SCOTS health has greatly improved
during his vacation.
L. +. Falcs has something Of nov
city on his premises In the way of a
gardner. This employee doesn't do a
stroke of work, but the vision haunts
the small boy in his dreams.
The flyers are only memory In the
history Of Iowa railroading, notwith'
standing the numerous remonstrances
sent to headquarters. The canon ball
runs east from Atlantic on the old
time.
Freddie Wolff started yesterday fol
Arlington, Nebr, where he has q posi-
ton secured to him by a travoling man
Freddie is a straightforward, bright and
gentlemanly lad, and all will wish him
success.
A small portion Of the oats crop is
being marketed, some Of 1t bringing
but ten cents per bushel. The result is
very discouraging to farmers and de-
presses in a certain degree all branches
of business.
The new gold leaf sign ut the Rock
Island depot is very neat and together
with the tidy appearance of things
thereabouts generally Is calculated to
give the visitor favorable impression
of the town.
A democrat came In from the country
the other day offering two to one OH
the reelection of Cleveland. lie soon
had offers of accommodation, but weak
ened. 1t was proven that he simply
wanted to blow.
Theo. +. Myers Esq, was suddenly
called to the eastern part of the state
last Friday evening on important legal
business, and was unable to return In
time to attend the judicial convention
at Red Oak, Tuesday.
The ladies of q church In Red Oak
are advertising heavenly hash" for re-
freshments on coming social occasion.
We do not know whether 1t Is war
ranted to transport one In toto, or
merely to sprout wings.
Capt. Foster has completed the brick
work on the Forbes buildings south of
the square, and commenced the Burn
side block adjoining Tuesday morning.
II Is the eighth brick business building
now In course of construction In Au-
dubOn.
The knights of Pythias met in their
new hall for the first time last Friday
evening, and were honored by u visit
from the Ladies Cornet Band. A for
nal opening of the castle hall will be
held soon, the date not having been Sc
lected as yet.
Rev. J. b. Harris, pastor Of the NJ. +.
church of Audubon, preached ut Grace
Church in this city on last Sunday
and at Wesley Church In the
evening. Those who heard him join In
saying "Come again."-Inland CHRIS
tan Adoocate, Des MOines.
Look out for your interests. Try to
save money whenever you can for coon
omy is the road to wealth. Read our
advertisements and you will find there
the means of saving many q hard
earned dollar. 3s wide awake for bar
gains. ID. q, ABRAMS.
George Hall, a former resident of
Audubon, hat returned after an absence
of several years, and will work at his
trade, that Of carpenter. The una
nimity with which wanderers return to
Audubon is an excellent recommends
ton for the town. And they are all
welcome.
II. +. Andrews, Esq, made most
creditable contest for the judgeship
and was ably seconded by his delega-
ton. lie made many friends by his
dignihed canvas and magnanimous sub
mission TO the edicts of tho convention.
He will conscientiously and heartily
support the nominee.
Mr.. John Van Skoy, Of St Charles
Iowa, was In Audubon the FIRST Of the
week and leased the new brick store
room of b. w. Burnside, on the south
side of the square, in which he will
place a stock of general merchandise
Mr.. Van Skoy also purchased the resi-
dence property of A. ii. Roberts, on
South Washington street.
b. /. Salinger, Esq, Of Manning, and
one of the brightest young attorneys In
western Iowa, was honored with the
Craftsmanship of the Tenth district con
gressional convention, which was the
theater of a spirited contest. Mr.. Sal
niger presided with precision and dig
nifty, and won additional honors. IL
is one of the rising young men, and al
ways meets the expectation Of admir-
ing friends when placed in positions o.
responsibility.