Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-12-05
Roberts stock Of Holiday Goods IA


the best Of fit guaranteed.
Henry Grevesmuhl and wife visited
Atlantic friends Tuesday.
Thos. Musson returned yesterday
from the Chicago stock market.
Secure one of those beautiful oil
paintings at Read 4 Traversy's.
Cedar fence posts of all kinds and
prices at Weighton's lumber yard.
Good brick, and tile from three TO six
inches. CuAs. TRAMP.
For sale bills call at THE RRpuBLI-
CAN office. Good work quickly executed.
Roberts has opened his stock Of holi
day goods. Great variety and cheaper
than ever.
Mrs. Lois q. Stuart has returned
from visit Of several weeks with rela,
tives at Stuart.
FoR RENT. 80 acres Of good farm
land near town. Inquire Of
L. BILHARZ.
L. ]. Freeman was confined to his
home portion of last week by illness
but is out again attending to business
You will find the best stock Of lumber
at lowest possible prices at the Green
Bay Lumber Co. Give them call
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Our entire stock of ladies' and chill
dren's shoes must be sold to make room
for our increasing dry goods business.
READ 4 TRAvERsY.
Mr.. A. ii. Needles, who has been very
low with lnng fever, and whose recovery
was considered somewhat doubtful fol-
q time, was somewhat better yesterday
Conductor W. ii. Gallup fell between
two cars at Carroll, Tuesday, and one
leg was run over. We think 1t Is the
same conductor who ran on the Audi
bon branch several years ago.
Mrs. Minnie Cloughly and her sister,
Miss Mabel Shoesmith, so to Broken
Bow, Nebraska, for four weeks visit
During their absence Miss Edworthy
will continue the millinery business.
Mr.. W. +. Drake, of Bancroft, Kos,
suth county, is visiting old friends in
the county. He will be remembered as
former citizen Of Audubon, and that
during his residence here he lost his
wife.
A gentleman who is visiting In the
city suggests that the row Of brick
buildings OH South Park Place be
named Union Block, and that each door
be numbered for the purposes Of dis
tinction. 1t is an excellent suggestion.
The Stewart Grand Concert Company
gave very crsditable entertainment Mt
the South Baptist church, last Wednes.
day evening, some Of the voices were
particularly fine. A good sized audi
ence turned out to hear them.-Beloi.
acre lU) N0rthtOeStefU
All persons indebted to me will please
eau in and settle by cash or note before
Janu airy LIST, 1890, rs changes will then
be made in my business that require a
full Settlement. The business will be
continued as before, only under the
supervision of my brother, j. 4. Con
signy. Please do not fail me.
JOHN +. CoNsIGNy.
Contemplation OF the political con
test in this county next year is not in
viting. Unless republicans shall get
together" and make personal sacrifices
far party good, the supplement to THU
years slaughtering will be the outcome
That Is the reasonable way of suppress
ing democracy, and, indeed, 1t is TIN
only way.
Audubon Lodge No. 1853, X. p, elect
ed new officers last night as follows: c
c., John Weighton; V. C., +. 4. Brain
ard; Prelate, L. +. Dickinson; X. Of II
and s., V. A. Walkup; NJ. Of f., ID. l.
Soar; M. of Elk, w. II. Negley; M. a
A., Frank Fish; 1. g., o. A. 1sham; q
G., J. A. Wheatly; Trustees, G. II. Vail
V. A. Walkup, Joel Sharp. The night
of meeting have been changed from
second and fourth Fridays to first ant
third Wednesdays Of each month.
O.P. Morton Post, No. 35, G. A. r.
of Extra, which has been inactive fol-
several years, was resurrected Monda!
evening. The following are the officer
for the ensuing year, who were installed
by II. +. Andrews: Commander, W
II. Seavey; S. V. c., Samuel d. Harm; J
V. c., John Dicus; Adjutant, Georg'
Hardenbrook; Q. NJ, Jas. p. Lair; Sur
geon, Frank Dorr; Chaplain, A. c. Cts
ney; o. d., John Connrardy; o. e., W
II. Copeland; S. NJ, A. Campbell: @. M
s., Jas. s. Smith.
Bill Allen is in the county Jail for the
SBVblllIt tIilc. polhB W jan III ipih
personal history il Of more frequent
occurrence than going to meeting
Last Sunday evening he went home anG
abused his wife, calling her all the
names he could command, and proceed
ed to make home desoiate by smashing
up furniture and dishes, committing
sundry other acts Of devilment not sci
forth in the bills. 1t is not shown that
the mood was melted by drinking liquor
but that it was merely the qualification
Of q little within. Bill was brought be-
fore Mayor Armstrong charged with
these depredations Monday. The par
ens OF Mrs. Allen, Nick and Sophia
10Th furnished the testimony upon
wh 'ch the court fined Allen $40 and
costs ~ lien Of which Bin languishes
in duran, 's vile for the seventh time "a
above stated.
The 2lss. Dist let Lodge of I. o. G. T
will hold the sixth quarterly meeting
in the Presbyterian ca urch OF Audubon
Dec. 10th and 18th, 1889. ABOUT forty