Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-03-08
Chow-chow in bulk at. Talbott's.

Ed. Delahoyde viii take vacation in |
about two weeks to visit his parents at |
Prescott Ark. lie will extend his
journey south to Dallas, Texas.
Township committeeman or others
desiring to organize republican clubs
will be supplied with the proper blanks
by applying to County Chairman Hanna.
That murderous looking vehicle that
reminds one of the revolutionary guillo.
tine is concern In which cattle are SO.
cured to undergo the dehorning opera.
ton.
Married, at the residence Of VIM. Mer-
Ger in Audubon, March 9Th, Miss Emma
Byrd and William Jingst, both of Au.
dubon county, Rev. VIM. Mercer, effici.
ating.
Maj, +. A. Consigny, brother of our
fellow townsman, John f., was elected
mayor Of Avoca by very comph.
mentsry majority, on the citizens
ticket.
IL. Rider llaggard's nonsensicsl novel |
"Shc" has been dramatized, and will
be presented ut Chicago opera house
all next week, with n hundred ANA.
hagars.
DIR. J. d. Holmes has rented the front
rooms over the Citizens Bank, and will |
ut them up in good shape for an Office.
Professional calls will receive prompt
attention.
Mr., and Mn. Daniel Hight, accomps.
MED by their daughter, Mrs. Lucas, all of
Illinois are visiting their relatives Ilar-
vcy Hight, Mrs. J. w. Smith and friends
in this county.
Corn meal at Talbott's.
The place to buy ladies shoes is at
ID. {. Abrams for he has just received
a nice large line of the latest styles and
will save you 20 per cent on every dol.
lar you buy of him.
Miss Mary Butterheld, an intimate
friend Of Capt. Fosters family when
resident at Eldora, visited the family |
over sunday here. The lady is now en-,
gagged in teaching at Boone.
Octavius Phness Waitman, frequent
ly addressed as the father OF his country,
has emerged from his winter quarters,
and was looking after the affairs OF
state, in the city, last Saturday.
have 100 head of cattle for sale ut
Rock Island yards. Cows, hcifers,
steers and calves, also bulls.
WM NErr
Audubon, Iowa.
Clerk Vail has issued marriage II.
censes recently to Jerry Hoover and
Katie Bauer: Oscar Wheeler and Nettie
Kellworth; Luther Long and Cassie
Stetzell; VIM. Jingst and Emma Byrd,
Large quantities of binding twins
are being received at this station. The
enterprising farmer will secure = sup.
ply while he may, and thus avoid loss
Of time and money during the harvest.
Mr.. n. J. Feighor went to Des Moinss
Monday, where he has accepted job
managing stationary engine. Compe'
tent men are in good demand, We should
Judge, as Mr.. Feighor received three Of
fers in one day.
LosT--Brown mare colt coming one
year old; white spot In forehead. Infor-
nation regarding its whereabouts may
be left with Chas Isham, who will give
proper reward.
EMIL FREDERICKsoN.
The gen .ral moving of buildings pre-
paratory to the building season, will
commence about the Goth inst. Inter
csted parties are active in making
necessary arrangements, aud prove that
all intentions will be fully carried out.
i. J. Freeman is acting rs manager
of the water works until new marshal
can be elected next Monday night. The
gentleman is kept very busy but per
forms the duties with faithfulness
that the new man will do well to emil
late.
John NJ. Griggs, ESQ., received news
Saturday that his mother was worse,
and he started Monday morning for
Monrovia, Ind. We understand that
l. l.. Statzell, Esq, and sister Cora, OF
Extra, left for the same destination OH
Saturday.
DIR. Rcndleman is gradually imprOv
ing and was enjoying the outdoor air
on Tuesday. The doctors many friends
are glad to see him out again, and hope
he may soon find relief from the rhou.
matism, which is still his unwelcome
companion.
We understand that farmers in Doug
las township are complaining against
the traffic in dead hogs, which is being
carried on quite extensively in this
county. The remedy il within the
power Of anyone who will make com.
plant to the proper authority, as the
traffic is prohibited by law.
At a regular meeting Of the hose
company, held Tuesday evening, w. ii.
OConnell was elected Foreman, ID. l..
Freeman, Assistant Foreman; III. w.
Van Gorder, treasurer, and w. a.
Crane, secretary. Many new members
are being received, and the company
will be in fine condition this summer.
CORRECT STYLEs.-John Intveen has
received large assortment of fine
goods of both domestic and foreign
manufacture, and is prepared to do
merchant tailoring in the latest styles
of the art. He has certificate Of eff
cheney from the Cleveland Cutting
School, and guarantees the best of work.
Call and see the latest pattern plates.
That enterprising and efficient in
structor, Prof. G. l. Miller of Boone,
was visiting his many friends here over
Sunday. We observe by the capital
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