Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-11-01
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Gray.


INTERESTING NEWS BUDGET AND AN AssoRf
MENT or POLITICAL NOTES.
The political discussions will soon be Of the
past. Auditor of State Lyons gave us pleasant
talk few evenings since, then we were treated
to some unadulterated democracy by man
named Harris. Not having a suitable place for
political meetings, the NJ, L. folks offered the
Of their church for the occasion, and during the
haranguc the speaker blasphemed long and loud
this while standing with one hand on the pull
PIT was 80 disgusting !" the pet'er CLASS oi aeo-
era's '"' several hic-iohe ioilo"ers oi 'acksohi-
a' oe"iocraes iei. i'c chureh anu vowed they
"ah.co no more uc'l,ocracy III thers.
SATURDAY evening ''s' we were 'rea'eu 10 INC
pcst ppi''''"i o'sc"sSioh vi the seasoh ~ SUPP
"liicu.t' a more logical convincing, manly ar
guhicht, we venture 10 assert, mas mol been deiiv
erea III iowa curing the campaign; aDouhdlhg III
h,c's pro'e" Wy hs"leS from 'iie iailu'le Oh the
ihs''i's On iiyn'ou''' hock' WIN al intervening
changes III t'r'h t'iio"sh each ADMINISTRATIONS
WITH the ehect on hoorlhS men, DOWN 10 the
present time; without doupt the nearest thf
country ca'hc I'd Tree 'raue Tue more poverty
among inc i'''sS's' au" l"us's the future py tne
hast WIN DC soagalh sho"iu MI cleveland DC
le-ee''e"' lh"h vi the ihsoehce vi 'he hriish
hihis'c' DIT washington requesting al ha'ufai+
ihe" hhshshh'eh 10 vote Tor Mr.. cleveland! Is
IL any Oh tl'eir business now Americas adopted
'o''' sl'o'''" 'o'c u 'he! "'u not expect I'd reapa
nchei' rom Tree u'"c' we nave hearu eng
llSh'heh deho"nce III eihphatic language the
ABUSES OF 'he'r o'u government ana '"" 10 never
again I'VE "Nuef us portals 70" can depend
that 'hc Ehgnsh'heh III thiS' Lincoln township,
are ioyai 10 'heir h1op1eu country ana VIII Win
nln exception vote the Straisht kepupilcah TICK
et
We never before saw such Il local feeling for
choice of county officers Without exception
Messrs. Hanna, Vail, Viewer and Armstrong will
receive much more than their party vote They
are all gentlemen, tried and true, ever ready to
serve the public demands. We have had the
pleasure of their acquaintance for a few years,
and can recommend them to our friends as hav-
ing no superors and few equals in the great state
of Iowa. Democrats here, as well as republicans,
| will generally support them far reelection Re
publicans of Amsph1n county, lay aside your la
hers nuht Tuesday, aud let each make himself a
committee Of one to see that our republican
neighbors are ALI at the polls, and spread vie
tory on our banners by casting 1000 maiarity for
Protection to all that we hold dear rs a nation.
We notice our people are well pleased with the
goods ana prices Ot our merchants. There are
some fine stocks of goods now in Gray. Lance.
lot & Recs, our leading merchants, have just
completed their winter opening and we venture
to say there is no better general stock in any
town of its size In Iowa. These bows iust from
the farm seem to know exactly what this com
muplty mast need, and they have II rattlinl
trade which they deserve.
The Improved Order of Red Men have com
pleted on organization here with sparks Bake
as Sachemt Dan Scoville as Prophet; JOIN
Hench, Sagamore; DIR. Brooks, Keeper o
} Records and L. I. Rees, Keeper of Wampum.
MeSsrs. Brooks, Recs and Autlas returned will
, quite number of ducks Friday evening last an,
generously donated the game to the ladies nit
society who prepare, nne supper therefror
3 SatnrLay night Gn which they realized Sl3J,
( proceeds to paint the church.
, Messrs Funk, Cole, Johnson and Holcnbec
were here in attendance on the installation q
: the Red Men.
n Corn huskirg is the opIy sahIcct the farmer
( can talk on nowadays.
a nnmber of the young people of this plac