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sner,aan,. Removal Postponed.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-It was stated
at General Sheridan's house this morning
that be slept well during the night and
was resting quietly this morning. There
was a heavy rainfall during the morning
and the weather is now cold and damp
The removal of General Sheridan will, 1t
il stated, be postponed until it clears up
End the conditions are more favorable than
af rrpsant
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A Great Corn Drop.

CHICAGO, June ga gentleman just
returned from Colorado, speaking Of crop
prospects, said to reporter that corn in
Eastern Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and
Illinois gould not look better. In Western
Kansas, where they had failure last
year, the outlook is superb. s,s
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THE DUKE is WEDDED,
AVERY CROOKED SCION OF NOBILITY fAEB
AN AMERICAN WIFE


NKw YORK, June 29.-At one o'clock
this afternoon there was . crush Of beauty
ut the Mayors chambers ut the City Hall.
1t was bridal party in which Mra Lilly
Warren Hammersly, one Of Americas
handsomest and most wealthy ladies, and
George Charles Spencer Churchill. Duke Of
Marlborough, were the contracting parties
The party came to the historic old baild.
ing in carriages, the little duke and the
fasciting widow retiring Immediately to
one of the side rooms Of the Ma.er's Office.
Mr.. Ward McAllister and Mr.. A.<hnr
Lsary, who were OF the party, notified the
Mayor that be had been selected TO perform
the wedding ceremony. The Mayor smil-
ingiy accepted the task and bade the we'd
ding party welcome.
The company consisted Of Ward Meal.
lister and Miss McAllister, Mr.. Fred Sped
den and Miss Spedden, Mrs. Nichols Fisk,
Mr.. Arthur Leary Liwrence Jerome, Miss
Beckwith, Mrs. Cruger and Henry Clews.
While the party were gossiping ia the
Executive Chamber, Speaker John 6. Car.
Isle and Congressman 7. J. Campbell hap
pened In, and were invited by the Mayor
to remain and witness the ceremony. At
half-past one O'Clock the necessary certH-
cate having been prepared, the bride and
groom entered arm in arm In advance Of
Mayor Hewitt to his honor's roll-top desk
in the centre Of the room.
Mrs. Hammersly was attired In loose
fitting tailor-made chocolate brown travel
ing dress Of tricot cloth, with q jaunty
turban TO match. At her bosom she wore
q spray Of lillies Of the valley, she looked
pale and restless. The duke wore plain
black cutaway coat with low cut waist
coast. Mr.. Creighton Webb acted o. best
man, there were no bridesmaids. Az the
mayor began reading the marriage cere-
mony Mrs. Hammersly drew the long uu-
dressed light brown kid glove from her
right hand and placed her glovsd left in the
dukes palm, Mrs. Hammersly answered
the usual quotations in an indistinct voice
though the Dukes responses were clear
and heard all around the room.
The ceremony over the Duke slipped the
wedding ring on the third finger OF her
ungloved hand. The certificate was handed
the Duke, and the Mayor said, that with
the Dukes permission, he would take his
compensation. He took the newly made
Duchess by the hand and STOPPING, no
planted kiss upon her lips. The Duchess
received congratulations from her friends,
and after chatting with the wedding party
for a few moments, drove with the Duke
up town. 1t il understood that they will
sail for Europe tomorrow.
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HEAVY BETS

That Chinese Harrison VIII be Dlssstrously
Beaten.
NEW YORK, June 29.-Capt. VIM. Con-
nor said tonight that he had seen $40, 900
bet against St, 900 that Cleveland would
beat Harrison. The bet was made in q
political debate outside Delmonico's =
Twenty-sixth street cafe, and the man who
bet the $4,000 was an Irish-American
banker, who voted for Blaine in 1884. The
Harrison man is downtown broker.
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Fasting Forty.One Dave.

RACINE, Wis, June 29.-Zachar, the
flster, is keeping up his intention Of beat.
ing the worlds record.
He has now been forty-one days without
food. He is quite thin, and looks like q
man who has passed through severe spell
of sickness but convalescing, The family
state that he still persists in refusing all
food offered him.
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vala Raats Harvard,

NEW LONDON, June 29.-The eleventh
animal eight.oared race between the uni
varsity crews of Yale and Harvard was
roved to- day over the Thames course, four
miles straightawsy. 1t was won by Yale
bv d Ientgths. Time, 2O:0l; Haryard's
time al:14. The Yale time is the fastest
- rnnda ON the river.
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A ROW AND A RUMPUS.

Ritchie County Republicans Fight Over
Morris and Davis.
Special TtgrGm TO the Register.
RITCHIE, c. H., w. VA, June 29.--The
Convention here to-day to elected delegates
to the Fourth District Judicial Convention
was stormy affair. The Morris and Da-
vis men contested every inch of ground
hotly, but after an exciting struggle the
Davis men were downed and a Morris
delegation selected. Republicans here
confidently claim Morris election on the
first ballot
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~ - 70 !. I.a'%s'',a. ..''s... :
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The Great Battle for Wages
Begins To-Day.
THE IRON WORKERS STIKE on.
Conference Committees Fail to Reach an
Agreement
IND THEY SEPARATE FOR BATTLE.
A Report That the Laughlin and Junction
Works Have Signed the Seals-BOth
Sides Determined to Fight to
the Bitter End.

PrrrsRrRa lima 90 e-Tbs ;ron worlsr.
-. 49,
s1lAe ~ NO" On Shu ny 'o-morro" noon
the mills will be idle. The conference of
the wage committees of the Amalgamated
Association on5 iron ,oon,f,o,,,rara ,h;s
-r,--- -. =, ~
SiVerhOOp' WAS sn"r' anu uecisi'e. 1ne
workers representatives stated that the
lodges had voted upon the question of
ra5pct;or and had dac;5a5 oIroos. rrar;-
-,
ulOuSly 10 r'Jsc' It. Inc manuiaeturers
then stated 10 language just rs positive
that thew would not nav uresent UsOes
Th.ro ,,.. h,, r;,,Io a;aou.s;,, "a Al,
--U WIG
conference ADJOURNED S'"e a'e, after being
in session but twenty-five minutes. The
members of the Amalgamated Association
,v.,t into consolidation a, THAR haadorar
tara on5 ,;lI bova THAR ..ala r,asa,,a5 -
the manufacturers to sign or reject, as they
see proper.
THE ,,.ourr>, s,cx,r,
secretary mar'in, oi tue AnlaiSsmatta
Association, tols afternoon received news
TO the elect that the Lsugolln and juno
ton Steel companies at mlngo, D., had
signed the steel scale. Should all the
mills close down fuily one hundred thou
SAND men VIII De enected'
In an lntervie" to-nignt, NJ. n. vernon,
of the Plttsourgh Forge q Iron Company,
SAID the SHUTDOWN would De complete.
Inc statement thst the mills were closing
Tor repalrs IS untrue 1ney are closing De-
cause the nianuiSGturers WIN not pay the
present wages Tie saiu lurtnsr tnat IL was
lmpo>sio'e 10 Preulct Tue outcome, Dut
one tning was Csr'ain the maniacturers
would not sign the scale unless there was
On advance ln the priee OF IRON. ihey
VIII not eonsent 10 srDltra1ion' ana Ine
wages must DC 60 per ton OF notniog. Inc
"orAhen are squaiS us'SI niinSu 70 s'<Anu
ous los tueiI scsle' anu iIUIu 'ne PreSeh'
'"e s''ussie VIII "e
PRorRACrED AND BITTER
In this city 2s. 500 men will be thrown
ont of employment py the strike, and in
the West IL il estimated that not less than
75 600 workmen will be affected. All the
mills in tho West exeept the few operated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
miners Accept the Operators Terms.

Miners Accept the Up6rttors Isfmss
Dies MONIES, IA, June 29.-There has
been deadlock between the miners and
mine operators in this vicinity on the
question of wages for the coming season.
The miners wanted 81 ton, and the
operators offered 80 cents, which was re-
fused. AT q general conference Of oper-
ators and employees yestsrdsy the minerz
agreed to accept the opsht9rs terms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
saloon Keeper Fined $500.

SoseSol TslegrGrl TO ne Register.
Sr CIAIRsvLLE, o, June Celery
c,.msps who keeps the road house be-
tween this place and Bridgeport, where
Gertie williams and Bertha Hamilton shot
.ha Waters boys, was in Court to-day on
tSs % charge of selling liquor on Sunday,
"a wss fined three hundred dollars and
t~anty-fiye t~ d9ys in jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
Crops DESTROYED by Rain.

OAKLAND, ILL, June 29.-The reports
of the great damage done by the rain of
Wednesday and yesterday reach this place
thick and fast, and the lowest estimate
named will reach over $65,00O. Whole
fields of corn in the bottom Of the Ambraw
are under water, and the crop will be q
total loss
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waiting 10. the sick Man.

New BEDFORD. MASS, June 29.-Gen.
Sheridan's wife and children, member OF
his staff and several servants, the party in
all numbering thirteen persons, came to
this city in q palace car attached to the
1890 train to day and were forwarded by
carriage to Nouquitt, where they will await
Cen. Sheridan's arrival by steamer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
ksnna to speak In New Jersey

Special Telegram 10 tie Register.
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Kenna
left here this morning for Newark, y. j.,
at the urgent request of Senator Mel cPher-
son, of that State, to make q speech at a
grand ratification meeting to be held there
tonight,
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Game ut steubenvtlie.

Manager Buckenberger went mp to
Steube1ville yesterday to make arrange.
ments to play an occasional game up there
and secured the base ball grounds for Tues
day next, when game will be played by
Wheeling and Zin,sville. The two clubs
are about the strongest IN the League, and
fine game of ball Is promised the Stsu-
benville people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
Repairs for the Wheeling Custom House

Repairs for the Wheeling Custom House.
Special Tsle0rcm 10 he Register.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Senstor Faulk-
ner o.day introduced an amendment to
the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill pro-
vidipg for the appropriation Of twenty
seven thousand FIVE hundred and eleven
dollars and twenty-five cents, for the re-
pairs needed on the Custom House at
Wheeling, W. Va
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Wind Up of the W. o. t. U. Convention.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, June 29.-The
The ladies started for their homes to-
day. This morning Mrs. Lizzie b. Clay
ton, of Warrington, and Mrs. Jennie Nc
Clurkin, Of Roney's Point, were elected
delegates to the National Convention at
New York. Mrs. J. W. Carter, OF this
city, Mrs. Hurr, of Grafton, and Mrs
Parsons, of Keyser, were elected delegates
10 Mountain Lake Park. Department
Superintendents to the number OF eighteen
were also elected.
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Preparipg for the aettysburg Reunion

Preparing Tor the Gettysburg Reunion.
GETTYSBURG, June 29.-Preparstions
for the grand reunion are going on in full
force. All of the tents have been erected
and the Government troops and New Jer-
sey Guards have already settled down to
regular camp life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
A Society sensation.

NEW YORK, June 29.-Miss Edith
Gwynne, q sister of Mrs. Cornelius Van.
dsrbilt, has been secretly married. il is
ascertained, to Mr.. w. Fearing Gill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
aavance I'm the Price of Coal,

Nrw YORK, June 29.-The coal oomps-
,,;ss yave notice yesterday that they would
nSxa5ce IL prices about twenty-five cents q
~ - on interior and Western business
InlY lst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

AHANpsoNs complexion is one of the
greatest charms o woman can possess.
Pozsoui's Complexion Powder gives 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

i J0l g l have always stood
s1 iember Of this House.
; a1if quoting. from the
- { 1856, the following
II ' : made on the subject
|sIi d that q properly sd-
= q between home and
j. u the best guage by
u international trade.
rsaotigh that our manu-
81 d eompets with the
j. 3rOS not so high as TO en-
Ezsa ht the foreign article,
ksl2oy the trade and regu-
E1:priy please. This Is my
b. oior. H-JaRes A. Gar.
II l5aRil |, 1870.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
Canton Shut Out.
dw 10 Ot< R<olSfey.

Special 7el>rom 10 Ne ReolA5.
ZASKsvuLR, June %. -CAntoa rsceiv-
ed her second shut ont Of the assson from
Zsnesville this afternoon. Both clubs
fislded we'll and ZAnesvills's hard hitting
rs usual won the game.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

FonN. asss.
.,y Tmsdy q - enforce
b,oIisA lee exHenaitures
.iablLe Leeesary tAxatiOn.
IslerprInestte lndnsIrIes
eA&Utd eet hna need
Srrel ~ = rc<lnrtion
ssatIOs'f the Dnrdens
Ilg Al she eonarary,
ISTuERUL REYISION
LNCR y WIFE DUE Al
sEENfIE DIEFERENCE
hND IAGEs or AMER'-
nT NN LABO8, MUST
4, IA SyOURAGH EyEkY
IsPRk INnUsTKH AND
IICE living THEsI A.
Am sXFENDEO BAR
taTS DY AND Con-
NTrS Tic IN
's,hon.OF AsEER4CANS.
Tss re, event be Neglect
',letl our tax Ias ; con-
',,aOt, smoeratle party il
| B, eA eAlvSntaxe of such
I..rie>i ilg the tosf Of the
I,sinS,' the home We've
L. 60 a at thrnsme time
,npI 'dy aud rsnanner-
',tari, UPon this ques-
.,ry., 80 eiesely con-
"a ne OF eur NafiOnal
Tuthsry que~tion iu-
no km of COED govern
I,,,ipltie party submits
IN, 'rOfesSioss 60 the
= 60 the AmsxieRn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

PHI I. MCDONALD
- EI.AND and THUR
ndsOme majority in
:. There is already
"'- ty of over 5000 to
floating vote Of 25,-
l''V naekers, Prohibition
81 - The percentage Of
90 rRRIsoN win get will
9 ls' The Prohibitionists
e'CS yes, and the Greer
- n are strongly op-
"ler on account Of his
% hem on the stump,
. atuss Of his Chinese
ha hilOstility during the
y FiS77. Then was the
nartl . needed friends and
ta'ie o, when HAERIsON
! Fr.med forces against
q Gin the City Hall of
ISes, , strikers fought to
l. pilrcy"--and many OF
Er's re think CLKvELAND
carry Indiana by a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
TO-DRy'a GaIna.

To.day's game between tho Cyclones and
Wheelings promises TO be an interesting
one. Keenan,, Wheeling's trial pitcher. will
he put in the box for the Cyclones and Yak
will catch him. They will be supported
by splendid team, in which are such
players as Jack Wright, Joe Dudley, John
Butterfeld, Leach and Others. W. L.
Addy. OF Bethany college, will do the
twirling for the hume team, and IL be
proves to be success Il may result In his
siguing with the club. The game will be
called promptly at 3 o'clock, as the club
leaves over the @, L. Il w. rosd about 8
o'clock for Canton, where they play .
postponed game with that club tomorrow,
the first Sunday game ever played on tho
Canton grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

,1rrEssos,s 'vss',s,ol ov,sisD q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

| ssg gCSPENCER CHURCHILL,
J. d ybreH, and Mrs. LILLY
|zB bly,, described as Zone
|az. nest and most wealthy
!, ,vri in Mayor HEwIrr's
E,ysssterday. Yes, this Is
b. ol,rOugh with the IN
.7..orish nOblemen Of loose
|szss y to this country tc
l. ae ssssors Of American
|sasonsd Out with the Chi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
LsaSus asd Assoclsssoa

At Louisville-Louisvills 8, BfoskIyn I.
At Kanas City-Kansss City 0, Ath-
letic 8.
Al Indianapolis- s-Indianspsls 9, Do
troit 8.
At cineinnsti- -Cinenasi /, Balti-
more 3.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ., Bss-
ton 2
At Pitstarg-Pittsburg 0, Chieaes4.
AZ New Yofk-NswtYssk 8, Washiss-
ton 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

NfNu w.
-, =, been sffsetuaIly se-
-, 40. ions of q treaty, the
s-r 'sr been postponed oy
y u iean majority in the
81 "a nOeratic Ria1orE-
n. like HARRISON
- Ao, we're lunaties and
20 5 % in asylums, also
Eiad 'i,ysd In Grseneaek
b., 4 fool. "
!lw-Yen.-A aSaa -. mads !
Slad for - noo noo', .h.t crxvx-
'trlOOO O,Vov, on,sox
%rll be
i a there is alrsady on
i ,'aasr' !, the labor organ
$'''sm ! to oppose HAEsI-
TSdids
1, " Foo, Of the New
i " We iuteuds dying HAE-
'','s . sad Of his editorial
an, .noash for ,'..'ss.,,. work,
= 's'-Br ,,,,oas strikers. -
/ A,STrrrrsos,s ,''I's,s. opinion 4. .
| ,sss,slpra 80 E'i' Highly =
L.. iol.essiins opinions p1assss
|,.,.F. ,1.s.;s' ,.,ss'.. =. :. s's'' 'sis'
= -. .ls ~ voiiax i''
.@ao.plss@
as,,v. .'ss g. :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

t>.,.F.; .1.s.;s ,.,ss'.. =. :. s's'' 'sis'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

ING 70 Convention a New
-E,,b. Chicago agent to Icy
; d ouetiOn of President
|lrlyn.ny man the eonven
|srd the sum to be laid
,ss S91pward. We do not
b.. nsctise, but We mast
e., aid New Yorker On
. .gsp1,l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

|s~s.nittee on the iron
Ia. yesterday, and the
- on to-day. Over
- brOwn out Of sm-
|s,- -sn der the ''bsnsaosns
- az u,OUOlistic protective
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

Base hits, Zanes,ille 8, Canton 3; errors,
Zsnesville 3, Canton /; batteries, Gum
bert and LAuef. Bsusewins and Hosus-
mann.
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Won by . Scratch.

Special TtL,orum he Reotar.
TOLEDO, o, June 29.-LimA won to-
day by mere scratch, getting two singles
in the sixth inning, which aided by errors
by Hill and Grumblipg, gave the visitors
the two winning runs. The scnrs:
Lima ..... ..............- % 0 o o o 3 I -
Toledo. ......... i 0 o o o o o 0 Ia
Earned runs, Toledo ]; Lima 1. Base
hits, Toledo 4; Lima s. Errors, Toledo z;
Lima 5. Batteries, Cook and Pike; Sowd-
ers and sommers. Umpire, McDermott.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
DoS'Tifyou're wise

DoN'T if you're wise
Credit plausible lies
v;kh sOZODONr comparing some cheap
article.
Nodeutffriee that's sold
Spite Of protestations bold
A. rassmblsnee has ID 10 the smallest par
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
COMMENT.


= w
.,,,..a ioese we.1n Pcnnsylvania
@u's, viqds. booomiRg vari-
oes fair WeAlher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

ssttea ssA Bardeek Rs,sasels
BosToH, Juns ~. 0.-Sstton asd Burdsck
we've released ysstesday b II Beutsa
Be- Ball Nanagsmeok
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
Columbus Wins.

Special Tdeordm 10 ne Reofst1.
COLUMBUS, o., June 29.-Tbs eums
bere to-day resulted In the fsllevipg
score:
Columbn.- ooooozs lilo
Base hits, Columbus II, Msnshsld 1; e.
rors, Columbus 3, Asns6eid .; bsstsries.
Hsndiboe and Smith, Soners and Bailsy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30
Battle Of Tail Endsrs.

Special 7tieoram 10 Ne R>oistv.
SASDUsKY, o June o. -Sandusly won
from jackson easily to-day, allowing them
bat five scattering bits with four runs.
Easton pitched superb game for the homo
team and was well supported The score:
Sandusky. y.................4 o o o o D
jackson. o o o o o / 2 o.
Base hits, Sandualy II, jackson 8; er-
rors, Sandusky 8, jackson 2; batteries,
Easton and Westlake, Lasch and Mime
han. Umpire, Hall.
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KKhfbittOn 04mH

9pead 7tierom 10 Dk Reola0.
KALAMAZOO, MICH. June 2a-Kals-
mazoo played "a exhibition gsne st Decs-
tur this aftereoon. Defeating that club
easily by score Of 8 10 3. The bsttAries
were: Kalamazoo, Aldrich and 0'Neill:
Decstur, Smith and Stapletoo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

- there is slrssdy On
,''fsrs !, che labor organ
<a thF 70
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-30

= Foo, Of the New
"a We !. :. iuseuds dying Han,
= ~: s bod Of his editorial
phiE
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03

Through years of drouth, when all about
us there was suffering and loss Audu-
bon county has produced sound crops,
and large yield. The farmers. have
continued to prosper, and as a result
are in better circumstances today than
ever before. They are making improve
ments and enjoying comforts pur-
chased with the profits from this plenti-
tude. This great favor is appreciated
by all acquainted with the facts, and
wherever her history is known Audubon
county is recognized rs one of the best
in peerless Iowa. We believe that our
people could make no better investment
than would be required to place a good
ly quantity of corn on exhibition at the
great Corn Palace at Sioux City this
year. Secure an apartment exclusive
to Audubon county, and send a good
man along to tell the great truths Of
our prosperity that cannot be shown in
the exhibition proper. Probably the
Palace management would readily &C
cede to request for an apartment, and
be thankful for the cooperation. This
enterprise would prove of great benefit
to the county in the simple matter of
spreading the information of our pros
perity, and would be well worthy Of the
organization of a number of entcrprising
farmers and business men to prosecute
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03
Sheriffs Sale.

Leet & Negley
vs..
VIM. Gingery, Sarah Gingery and D. W.
Powers.
BY virtue of a special execution di-
rected to me from the clerk of the dis
trict court of Audubon county, Iowa,
on a judgment rendered in said court on
the 5th day of April, 1888, in favor of Leet
4 Negley as plaintiffs, and against Viii
liam Gingcry ct al, as defendants, for
the sum of three hundred and thirty
dollars aud twenty three cents (33023)
and costs taxed al nine dollars and
eighty cents $3.50. and accuing costs,
and twenty-Six dollars and fifty-one
cents, (S26.5D attorneys fees, | have
levied upon the following real property,
taken as the property of said defendants
to satisfy said execution tQ-wlt;
All of blocks seventeen and eighteen
in the town OF O&ktield, Audubon,
County, Iowa.
And will offer same for sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, on the
2Sth day of May, \. d., 1883, in front of
the court house in Audubon, at the
hour OF O'Clock T. NJ. Of said day,
when and where due attendance will be
given by the undersigned.
Dated at Audubon this 2Sth day OF
April, 1888.
WIN. MALLORY,
Sheriff of said County.
Nash, Phelps & Green, Att'ys. E2O,2:
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03

TIE registers railroad supplements
are likely to prove an expensive lux
ury to the papers using them. The
pOstolice department has now called
upon the papers which circulated them
and demands three cents postage for
every one so used. The bill amounts
to $500 which these gentleman or the
railroad managers will have to pay.
The AdcOc0te didn't circulate How
about TIE REPUBLICAN?
The above is written in utter ignor-
ance Of postal law. The department
has made no effort to collect postage on
the supplements, nor will it do so. The
supplements, as such, were as legitimate
as any ever published If it were pos
sibae to collect postage, but cent each
could be demanded. TIE REPUBLICAN,
circulated them and has heard expires,
sions OF favor from many of its intelli
gent readers. They were glad of an OF.
portuuity to read both sides of the
question. We also circulated Gov
Larrabee's message and inaugural
both of which contained so much or
gument against the railroads. Oul
readers read both sides and formed
opinions based upon a knowledge OF
the facts. The Adrocate did not cir
culate the supplements, neither did i
inform the parties sending them that
they were at their disposal; but Solo
the supplements as old papers. The,
suppressed the supplements, preferrin!
to appeal with such twaddle as tn,
above to prejudice and ignorance.