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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-08
Ire MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Nov T.
Board Of trade quotations to ,lay were as fol
lows: Wheat-No. , December, opened and
closed S1l5; January, opened SllSss closed
SI.lS; MAY, opened Si.l5a4. closed s1l6i. Corn
December, opened 3S3Ac, closed 1850: Janu
airy, opened 81, closed 3s4c; May, opened
$3.50 closed a9Lc. oats-No. . December,
opened Csc, closed p lsc; May. opened 2eIsc;
closed 2als nc. Fork-Year, opened Sl46sIe
closed Sl46J; December. opened SliS closed
Sl4 SIS; May, opened $3.50, closed Sl5l71s
Lard Year, opened ss.o5, closed SS.o7ls.
Live stock-FOlowing were tie quotations at
the Uuiou Stock yards: HogS-Narket opened
active and firm and prices well maintained;
light grades, sl.21sf SO; rough packing. S. IS
as 40; mixed lets. S53015.Go: heavy packing
and shipping lots. S.s.g045.70. Cattle-Steady:
beeves, good to choice, S47505e5; inferior to
fair, S3.5ost4.35; cows, S150G2s5; stockers and
feeders, SSM&S3l. Sheep-Steady; natives,
S27S6t4O0; westerns, S30o&S.55 Texans, s. 80
Gs3.30.
Produce: Butter-Fsncy Elgin creamery, ssh
627lee per ID; fancy dairy, 17@alc; packing
stock, 1s413c. Eggs-Strictly fresh, 100 I9lSc
per doz Pcutry-Spring chickens NC per Id;
old hens, NC; ROSTERS, 5a5lfc; turkeys, 7Iac;
ducks, 7lsa sIsc; geese, S6.Oo17 90 per doz. Po-
tatoes-lrish 35Q4oc per bu; sweet potatoes,
SL75@2 90 per Dbl Apples-Choice reds, SI75G
2oo per Dbl; fair to choice reds, '5cGSloo.
New York.
New YORK. Nov z.
wbeat-Irregular; No. l red state, s1I6; No. 9
do. 81 70 No = red winter December, S1l2ls
Confirm: No mixed cash, Sic; do Novem
Der, SIC; do December, S,9sc oats-Quiet; No
| ] white state. 3ec; No. do, 3ol4c; No. {
mixed November, SIC; No. do, 3oI4c; No.
mixed November, SOJ4c. Rye-Dul Barley
Nominal. Pork-Quiet, new mess, slj.75d
| los. Lard-November, $3.50.
| Live stock: Cattle-Trading dull and limited
native steers. Ss4OG550 . 100 Ms. a few tops
| $5.606n5 -; rangers, S3@4o5. Sheep ard lamb'
-Firmer and a fraction higher for lambs; steady
for sheep: sheep. S31365 y 100 rs; lambs. s. .
| 0625; one car ioaf S6.6o. Hogs-Steady
nominally steady, S sstse2o.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-08

Now the country can settle down to
business again.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-08

A tree is like the man in hurry.
When he leaves he makes good use of his
limbs.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
For Attorney General.

The name of Hon. Jno. Y. Stone, of
Council Bluffs, was announced the lat.
ter part of last week for the Office of
attorney general, and has been received
with almost universal fayOF. J. If,
WlnsIow of Jasper county, is also a
candidate, and has good support in that
part of the state. The name of Mr..
Stone, however, has been so enthusiasts.
ucally received that it seems probable
that his will be the most formidable
candidacy Attorney General Baker, who
asplres to a third term, will have to
meet. Mr. stones reputation as an
attorney of eminent ability is broader
than the state and will rally large
support. The state has need of such
ability and experience ~ he possesses
BESIDES his extensive experience and
knowledge OF law he is man of broad
common sense views, and Is not liable
TO be swayed by the factions which
press so strong and obnoxiousIy upon
our state and know or tolerate no com
promise. This office especially should
be held by man who will not antago.
ME these factions, but will act with
judicial fairness, in accordance with
law, and becoming to the dignity with
which tho Office Is invested. Mr.. Stone
Will fully meet the requirements of the
situation, and if elected occupy the Of
flee with great credit to the state.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
Qfs4,


Chas. friese IL on the sick list and VIM, Me.
Mullen has taken his place IN the shop.
The announcement Is out for grand republi.
can rally at this place on the evening Of Aug Is.
Brass and martial bands will I've present. Turn
ont every body and have good time.
Sam Thompson went to Boone last week, TO Law
In stock Of harness for the new shop.
a.. v hriSh.man Mes yi-FINe Mr.; and Ma
Frhnciscn last weak, lie was IN his way 10 Gal,
Va, to take charge Of lumber yard for the Green
Ray Co.
A Rev. Woodrow, of Kansas, has an appoint.
mcnt to preach in Gray on Sunday Aug. 9Th, al
80. III. and $50
Editor Coe Of the Blizzard took in the rally nj
MaNning aaIurdag night, Nr. Toe Is u lrst class
snare drummer and helped make music for the
occasion.
Mrs. Newman, Of Woodbinc, Is visiting with
her sister, Mrs O'Leary, who Is in very pooI
health.
Tom Gordon, of Melville, was In town Sunday
handwriting with friends.
tray now has harness shop for fact Mr
W, u, liuIisonEin has huIlt "a ShOp and put In an
excellent StOck Of harness on Main street Sam
thompson VIII put up the new work and that Is
guarantee that II will De all right. We hope t.
see Mr.. Ho,scman literally patronized.
Farmers report the oat harvest as being uphill
work, on account Of the grain being badly lodged
DIR. Brooks Is having the city brig st,si
nain'ci, The Gaiqr Is chrolNe yellow with brown
trimming, and IMPROVES the appearance of the
Old building wonderfully. On the front appears
the sign city Drug Store" Taylor Langworthy
is the painter
Mrs. rhqs. SpRker Is visiting with her parent,
In Scranton this week
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02

IT Is altogether preposterOus in the
democratic party to ask to be retained
in power for another four years, when
it has 50 shamcfully abused the priv
ilegeS it has had. When it was pro-
NOTED it was in faith that it would cor
rect existing wrongs and keep the
pledges made on Bonded knees. 1t has
shamefully abused its privileges and
violated every trust. The surplus which
it condemned has grown larger, the
civil service laws were never more
tagrantly violated. The distinction of
creating the fanciful pig for the vision
AIRY Widow Maguinis was reserved for
these self styled disciples of civil ser
vice reform. Dakota, with her $4,000
population and every requirement for
admission to the union of states is still
denied the right. In fact the history is
one of broken pledges, with no measure
to denote the power of democracy, while
American citizenship is belied by the
occupant of the white house. The
party will go out of power in America
in an endeavOr to ingratiate itself into
the good graces of England.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02

Audubon IL fast be6ofhilg a city OF
Shade and beauty, even In the heart of
what was once a wierd, wild wide prai.
rie. Scarcely can any place show a
more healthful and rapid growth of
trees than is to be seen along the streets
of Audubon, around the farm houses
adjoining the town and throughout our
prairie county. 1t seems that the soil
and climate could not possibly be bet
ter adapted to the rapid and healthful
growth of shade trees, and that is GER
tainly one of the very best recommend
ations that one could possibly ask when
seeking profitable and permanent
home in our western prairie land. Only
few years ago to person approach
ing Audubon from any direction very
little could be seen but bleak, bare
buildings, grouped in a mass i'll the
midst of a wide scope of prairie, with
scarcely tree in sight except few
small groups occasionally in sight round
some of the homestead claims and dug
outs, and they were then SO small as to
be almost invisible. But the energy and
enterprise of our people aided by the
fertile soil and genial, healthful eli
mate soon transform the wild priarie
view into attractive home scenes of
comfort and loneliness by the careful,
diligent planting, pruning and cultiva-
ton of natures grandeSt adornment,
the hardy, thrifty, wild trees of the for
est, and already rich reward is being
abundantly reaped to the joy and salts
faction of every planter of trees, whether
on town lots or farm lands. This sea
son especially it seems that the growth
of groves, trees, and sllrubbery has by
far eXcelled any previous year, having
already almost doubled their growth Of
any former season and having now be-
come well rooted in a soil of unfailing
fertility, the growth of the body and
top is marvellous. Only few years
hence our city will be abundantly
shaded and sheltered from wearying
winds and whitening sun rays forming
q dell of delight, and or rich rolling
prairie lands will be thickly dotted with
groves forming one grand paradise of
beauty. TO witness such rapid growth
and important transformation of a new
settlement in SO short time, and Ia
realize that it is only 2 beginning of
the healthfW! gsnwtn and great change
SO rapidiy to follow is certainly de
light to every settler who has not only
witnessed this rapid healthful change
but has been in Il great measure inatrn.
mental in helping to produce u. II also
speaks mast "sO"fmgty In winning
Mords TO oVery one seeking valuable
western home to come and visit our
eden garden Of fertility and beauty.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
Viola Newsletter,


Thc young folks enjoyed party at Rick smith,
Monday night.
Aunty Mciregor Is visiting her many Viola
friends.
': Bauer has the corn shelters
t.lia Eeklen hae HnlShcg harvesting.
Aart 'llesOn's little boy had the misfortune Ia
have his arm broken last week.
An unlucky day dor the PATIENTS when the
doctor goes fishing
lhA plcnic singers met at J. X. Smiths for
practice saturday night.
A program Is being prepared for a missionary
concert To DO held at the VI. T.. church Aug. 18th.
Mrs. Jimmy johnson has been sick but is now
improving,
~ relhlnliralis turn out to the primary next
saturday night II is all important that we have
good delegates II We would nominate the right
Kind OF officers. II would show excellent judc.
ment should Viola delegates be in favor Of Chas,
Van GOrder for congressman. Rouse up r.pub.
iicans OF Audubon county and give him sold
llslGsaflp,t ''
News scarce this week, every body harvesting.
B'it allow We scribe to remark that so long as w.
are favored with such excellent weather our
neishbors should refrain from working ON the
Lords Day.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02

TIE great commOner, James G..
Blaine, will be rendered grand recep-
ton upon his arrival in New Y Ork next
week. Ills admirers have not lost en-
thusiasm because he was not nominated
at Chicago, but will form an imposing
procession of 10000 men to welcome
him home. 1t is understood that he
will at once enter the campaign and
contribute much valuable literature to
the republicans cause. Ills master mind
has been quick toperceiYe the degraded
condition of labor in foreign countries,
and upon this great question in partic-
ular his deductions will be interesting
and Instructive
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
Original Notice.
- =s4-5
STATE or IOWA.

STATE or IOWA,
AUDUBON COUNTY, oS'
In the district court Of the state of Iowa, III
and for Audubon county, August term, 1888.
e. W. ii. Boyer 4 Co., palntiI,
william Men, X. NJ. NeH, SiIas NcG, G, w. H.
Boyer and Nellie NJ. Keith, defendants.
To sAID DEPENDANT:
You are hereby notified that there Is now OH
nle petition by said plaintiff, G. W. ii. Boyer q
Co, In the Office of the clerk of the district court
Of said Audubon county, Iowa, claiming of VIM
Nell the sum Of sixteen hundred dollars (SIGO0
ana interest thereon rs provided in one certain
pronllssOry note made by said Nell To plaintiff
1891.
Plaintiffs also ask for attorney fees, costs and
taxes paid by them and ask for the foreclosure
on one certain trust deed dated Nov 1st 1886,
made by Vim. Scff and X. NJ. Ncff his wife to Sc
cure said debt on west half south east quarter
(wi SEA- and south west quarter north east
quarter (SwlI nel4) and south half north west
quarter north east quarter (sh nwi4 neil section
tNcnty-cght .Sec 80 and east half south west
quarter south east quarter (eK SwiI Scl4 y section
twcnty-One tsec ~ all In township rs twp -
north OF range IS Cr3jl west of the 9TH l.. NJ. in
Audubon county, Iowa.
No personal claim is made against any of the
defendants except William Ncif.
And that unless you appear thereto aud defend
before noon Of the second day of the next term
Of said court, commencing at Audubon, said
county and state on the 18th day of August, A. -.
1888, default Will he entered against YOU, and
judgment rendered thereon.
Dated this 18th day of July, A. ID. 1858.
A: +. Armstrong and H. +. Cooper Attorneys
for Plaintiff. 1914
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02

JUDGE BREWER has granted the
petition of the railways for temporary
injunction against the Iowa board of
railway cqmmigsi from enforcing
their rates, pending the examination to
establish the fact whether or not the
rates are just and reasonable. The de.
cSiOn is exhaustive, arguing all points,
and concludes with the statement that
no injustice will be done by the tenn
pOrary writ Of injunction, while an ell
fOrccmcnt of these rates would work a
hardship TO the roads and compel them
to do business at loss, a fact they al
leGe and which they propose to prove
by the investigation. Thfrp will De
none, we believe to dissent from the
opinion, as all are willing to wait until
the important question If rates is set,
tied right. However, his statement, in
deciding the question of jurisdiction,
to the effect that the state is not the
party III interest, will be considered
novel. The shippers both great aud
small appealed to the state to protect
them from alleged unjust rates and if
the state has right to assume the duty
it would appear that it held the light
to maintain the interest and is in fact
the interested party. All classes are
interested in the subject and the ques-
ton is as broad as the state. From the
decision it may he concluded that the
process of accomplishing the desired
ends in railroad legislation in Iowa will
prove long and tedious and a tax upon
the patience of enthusiasts.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
For President,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.
For Vice President,
LEVI p. MORTON,
OF New York.
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans OF Audubon county, Iowa
will meet In convention at the court house in Au
dubon, on Tuesday, August Z, 1883, to select SiN
6) delegates TO attend the state convention 10 be
held at Des Moines, August end, 1888; six &c
delegates to attend the Congressional convention
Of the Ninth district; six CG) delegates to attend
the Judicial convention Of the Fifteenth district
and to place in nomination candidates as follows
Clerk of the District Court.
County Recorder.
County Attorney.
Member of the Board of Supervisors.
And for such other business as may he deemed
advisable.
The basis of representation shall he one dele
gate to each township and one for each twcnt!
votes or fraction over ten votes cast for VIM
Iarrabee for governor in November 1857. The
several townships will be entitled TO the follow
inu
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02

THE candidacy of II, j, Andrews,
Esq, for the district judgcship has eX-
cited universal interest through this
county, not alone among the attorneys
and those who by business relations are
more closely associated, but among all
classes there is an earnest desire to see
this honor conferred upon one whom
they have known so long favOrably. Mr..
Andrews las been identified with the
history Of the county, coming here
among the first, and among the men
with whom he endured the hard
ships of pioneer life the friendly feeling
is especially strong and ardent. Those
who knew him under these trying cir
cumStanccS know him best and are his
warmost supporters. His court record
is one of strong and able support of
eYGry case in which he has been enlisted
1t is record permeated witt a spirit
of fairness to all and only a desire to
see the law administered In justice
Such would be his motive should the
people promote him to the bench. lie
is endowed withthe first principle of jus,
tice to all. and being man of broad
views M'd calm elaboration, thoroughly
posted in his profession, he is tius elai
nently fitted for the position, Other
counties in giving their support to ON
candidate may feel assured that his
personal and official conduct will be
such rs to approve their choice, and
that his election would maintain the
dignity of our district bench.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02

demand good men to consider. The
issue in this instance Is not yet clearly
defined, as so much has been said that
it is difficult to perceive the wheat from
the chaff, but certain it is that q dele
CATION should be sent that is capable Of
looking well after Audubon county's
interests in the premises. In the state
convention the intelligence of the
county should appear and much that
pertains to our reputation in general
is reflected. 1t is important that good
men be selected who are not pledged to
either extreme of public questions, but
who will be III measure actuated by
circumstances that may arise. Already
enough has been accomplished under
pressure of extremists to admonish the
state to conservatism, and a good place
to deliberate is in the county convention.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02

TIE conference between representa-
tives of the government and the Sioux
Indians impresses the fact that poor 10
is not untutored in that degree which
prevailed I'm former times. They are
asked to relinquish eleven million acres
of their land in order that a railroad
may be run through to the Black Hills,
but they fail to comprehend the benefits
to be derived, and stubbOrnly refuse to
absquatulate. Their spokesman was
an educated Indian, by name John
Grass, who cited the commissioners
to instances wherein the government
had dishonOred treaties and well earned
the mistrust of the red man. lie was
frequently applauded by his compan-
ions, and in an argument that enSucd
worsted the Representatives of the
whites, who lost his temper and said
many indiscreet things prejudiciaI to
the governments case. However, it is
expected by persistent solicitation to
secure the desired grant.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
New Vestibule Trains.

The fast Overland Express trains OH
the Chicago Il North Western Railway
are now fully equipped with vestibuled
baggage ears, coaches, dining cars and
Sleepers. The Overland Express runs
daily III both directions between Chi'
easo and Council Rluffs, oonneetinv
st-bound with fast trains TO Denver
SAT- Lake, Portland, San Francisco
Los Angeles and all Pacific coast points
ana east-bound with fast trains between
Chicago and eastern cities. RIA. 2
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02

THE probable action of the republi-
can county convention next Tuesday
Is known to all. Clerk Vail, Recorder
Viewer, Attorney Hanna and Super.
visor Armstrong will undoubtedly re-
ceive the endorsement they deserve.
Their official duties have been faithfully
performed and the delegates coming
from the caucuses will but express the
wish of their constituents in unani-
mously renominating these efficient of,
ficers. The other duties of the conyen.
ton, the selection of the delegates to
the state, congressional and judicial
conventions are equally important. In
the latter instance our county will be
especially interested, because of the
candidacy of III. +. Andrews, ESQ,
whose chances for the nomination are
now so promising and which can be so
much promoted by a strong delegation
A contest will also be brought up in
the congressional convention which will
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
Greeley,

sYery body Is cutting oats, which are down
tangled and twisted, and will be light in many
places.
Z. \. w. Colee reJOices over the arrival of a
new boy at his home. He is also inproyir. his
house and cellar,
~ anu Mrs. fatlow have flint IL pound boy.
Miss Maggie McClaren will he teacher In the
Armstrong school
Dr.: "aitman will be professor ~ M, this
iall RRd Nintaf,
!e,'h heSarl's colts ran away last SUNDAY
and in the skirmish John's wrist Mas h.'n,
spraincd '"''
James Black was down from nak.,a ,,o.,,,
after his farm last week,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02

THE visiting delegates to the home
of Gen. Harrison, at indianapolis, are
always met with a hearty speech of
welcome and remarks strikingly adapt
ed to the locality or business aEocation
from which they come. This readiness
in speech making shows a wonderful
resource of general information i'll
striking contrast with the sterility of
the democratic candidate. who is salts
fed to do the pump handle act and re.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
Original Notice.
In the district court In ana ror Audubon county
Iowa, August turh, iSSS
&. N, Myers, plaintiff,

In the district court H. ana ror Audubon county
Iowa, August turh, iSSS
{, NJ, Myers, plaintiff,
versus
George DaSbach, Clara DaShach, ct al. defend.
ants.
To SAID DEFENDNNTS:
You are hereby notified that on or before the
10Th day OF July, lSS there will he on file in the
Office Oi the clerk Of the district court of tuIIII-
bon county, Iowa, the petition of the plaintiff
aforesaid claiming Of you the lullt,yvins sums ms
money justly due and UWIng from YOU, tO-wH:
tme tI',h%tun dulEIrS on Il prOmiSSory note
aud interest thereon from June 18th tSSS at :
per cent thirty-fyc dollars on an interest cOr.
pom anu interest thereon at 10 per cent from ,Juu,
18th, ISIS, and thrty-ivC dollars on AN interest
coupon and interest thereon ~ ~ per cent from
December lIh .RST, and ifty-Onc dollars attOr-
Nry' tNcs, and asking the foreclosure of Il mort
gage given to secure the said prumlSSOry nutr AM,
interest coupons on the following described real
propcrty,vlZ., the west half tWI,l lrth,yrSt
quarter thw'Il 0i W'tlGn t,Scnsy-thrcc (Src III
tnWnShlli Si.rcinS-clght twp ~ north of rapUI.
.hirt} four tT'tb west Of the 9TH l.. NJ Said nrnm
iSs0ry note, Interest coupons and nort,,1,,. he
Ing In favor OF Ellen l.. DubS and bv her SoIJ and
duy assigned to said Ilaintin
You are also notified that umlrss ,,, ,,nr,or
thereto and defend hrrGgU nuum OF The second
dtf ot inc Aua,ial Yam, 1855 Of said court which
NIL W rpnmchJrd In the said county on the
SSh day OF August, lSSS, default will BE- enter
ed against you ana Judgment rendered thereon
a, q, W, H. MYEHa
'--hl AU'yNS ia Plaintiff.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
A Voice Prom Misslssippi,

When republican newspaper states
facts regarding the suppression of
southern votes a great many readers
doubt the obvious truth, and argue
that the writer is prejudiccd. The
omaha Bee, an independent journal of
Ipiy lith, tells the story of wrong do
ing IN the following clear ana unmis.
takeable words, wherein there can be
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02

EDITOR DANA, of the New York
Sun, says the Chinese question is not
at issue in this campaign, which is in
deed true, as all that was desired has
been accomplished. But it will be ditli-
cult for the democrats to appreciate the
fact for few years. They are usually
Il decade behind the tide of events.