Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-17
Chas, Van Gorder starts today for
Elmira N y,

PAo'pV.etiS tpui III Soioiouo ohu MAR
sas, expecting to be absent about q
week.
Miss Marion Lowell pleased the au-
dience that greeted her at court hall
last Friday evening. The lady has a
very strong and well trained voice,
whose calibre is nicely demonstrated in
the Creed of the Bells.
Clerk Vail has issued permits to wed
to the following named couples since
the 18th inst: August A. Ecklin and
Clara McAfee; Alonzo A. Gregory and
Christine Rum: John W. Peterman
and Roby X. Herrick; Loren Madsen
and Christine Wolf.
You can get kid glove for 40 cents
at II, LenoX Il Cos.
Mrs. J. Mack Love, of Arkansas City,
Kansas, arrived in Extra last week, and
will spend the summer at the home Of
her father, Nelson IIerrick. Undoubt.
eddy the lady will crafty her many
Audubon friends with visit during
her stay in the country.
One hundred pairs of mems fine dress
pants just received by ID. c. Abrams
and will be sold within ten days at the
lowest price they can be sold ut.
Active operations have commenced
in the proposed buildings south of the
square. Capt. Foster is now at work
on viii ID. Forbes building, and as
soon us kiln Of brick which is now
burning is completed, large force will
push the work to completion.
Summer shawls are selling very cheap
at II. Lenox Il Cos.
Lois, the ten year old daughter Of
Thomas Winters, Of Viola township,
died at the home Of her parents, on
Monday the 18th, of heat disease. The
funeral was held on Tuesday, Rev. VIM,
Mercer conducting the service, and the
remains were inferred In Viola ceme-
terry.
Now is the time to get bargain In
parasols at II. Lcnox Il Co.'S.
Mr.. G. +. Chase of the Atlantic Free
Lance, has returned from Salt Lake
and opinionates that Utah Is not good
country for the laboring man or me-
chanic. While he admires the climate
and scenery, he says they do not con
tain the properties essential to sustain
human life.
Road receipts, bound In convenient
form, for sale ut this office. Orders
from distant parts Of the county will
receive prompt attention.
An epidemic of renovation Is prom
Used by the city authorities. Unless in
dividuals attend to it ut once the coun,
Gil will have it done and the expense
taxed to adjacent property owner. Such
reform is badly needed, and unless exc.
cuted the general health Of the commu,
nifty will be impaired.
Paper window curtains at II. Lenox
81 Co.'S.
Messrs. Baker & Baxter bored a vel
on A. ii. Roberts lot west of the schoo
house Monday, and found crysta
stream, bounteous in quantity, at 2;
feet. BY u test it was estimated that
the well is supplied by flow equal to
pail full minute. 1t is rare luck
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The finest line of gents summe
coats and vests ever shown to the
trade in Audubon ut ID. G. Abrams
Call and examine them il you want tC
see something nice.
The four-year old daughter of T. J,
Root, of Hamlin, was bitten on the
cheek by dog last Saturday. The
child and dog were romping when the
latter got to snarling, and inflicted g
wound about two inches in length. A
doctor was called from Audubon tC
administer to the little sufferer.
Picked pigs feet at Talbott's.
Mr.. A. Laurenzius has opened
laundryin the building one door east
of the Stuart house and is prepared t.
do work in the best style known to TIN
7 craft. lie has all facilities for doint
first class work, and guarantees salts
, faction. Special rates given on few
E family washings. Give him trial.
r. Lenox & Co.'S. is the place to bu
y white goods and lace founcings.
, Justice Rogers imposed fine of Sl
y and costs on VIM. McClelland for as
sault upon John Feeney. 1t appears
+ from the evidence that the assault wa
prior to the time that Feeney sho
! Met Iceland, and that when feeney wa
q fined $50 and costs in all amountin
O. to $2Os-be demanded Of Mcclellan
d one,half of that amount and threatene
if it were not forthcoming he woul
4 prosecute the case of. assault. 1t cam
to trial last Friday with the result aboy
noted.
II The Western Union telegraph con
II pany has purchased additional lines
d Iowa, among which is that along til
main line of the Milwaukee, Will
- the growth of this gigantic mOnOpol
II is deplored and denounced by radical
it should be remembered that 1t reduce
the message rate to some points. Herr
70 tofore a message to Manila, Templeto
T. or other near points on that line Ia
L. been 80 cents, it will now be but ont
t. half that amount because there Is N
transfer.
u Mr. Hans Marqueson has purchase
~ the building and stock Of general me-
chandise formerly owned by Har
- Johnson at KimballtOn, and will TAX
N possession July lst. Mr.. MarquesOn
d young man of ability and integrit
ID in whom the people have conidenc
n. and we predict will meet with abunc
$. ant success in merchandising: We III
darotapd that n gentleman will he ser