Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-11-28

/ prices ~ NelSntoiS iumpeT yafu.
Good brick, and tile from three to six
inches. CiiAs. TRAMP.
For sale bills call at TIE REpUnLt.
CAN office, Goodwor.. quickly executed,
Mrs. Robt. Hunter, OF Griswold, is
visiting friends and relatives in the
city.
Attend the Firemau's bah at court
house hail tonight. \ good timo is
guaranteed.
FoG RENT, so acres of good farm
land near town. lnQuirI of
/ =. MLlIARZ.
You will find The best tock of lumber
at lowest possible prices at the Green
Bay Lumber Co. Give them n call,
Satisfaction guaranteed
An knowing themselves indebbcd To
me win please call and S 'ttle immcdi-
atcly, and save costs.
FRANK GLEAso&
ChaS Baglcy and wife are rejoic. ng
over the arrival of n son of regulate n
weight at their home on Saturday tn
23rd OF course Bagley will be hilari-
ouSly thankful today.
L. $. Gaylicll is now in Jail ut Deni,
son, two indictments having been found
against him for forgery. Frank did
not bear an enyiable reputation while
he was resident of this place and since
his removal to Manila has been cn;ag,
ed in many swindling scrapes. d az
ming Noaitor,
The Walker House continues to re-
cciyc good patronage, Notwithstanding
the change of time tables which som,e
feared would cripple hotel business in
Audubon. The majority Of travelling
men find il most convenient to cor a to
Audubon in the evening and re lait
over night Landlord Walker IL u
popular hote! man, and we hope his
business may continue to increase,
The Andrews Opera company passed
through Audubon cnroute from Car
roll to Atlantic Tuesday morning.
Their agent was here last week tryinC:
to arrange IN engagement for Tuesda"
night Of this week, but the opera house.
was engaged for the week. On" people
deeply regret that the Andrews coula
not be booked, for of all the companies |
on the road the Andrews Is the favor
lite.
w. G. Johnson, on section IL, Sharon. 1
: miles southwest of Audubon, win
sell at public auction on Friday, Dee,
9th, 1882 commencing ut 10 II. M, IN
head of cattle, ) head of work horses,
Q head of hogs, 1000 bushels OF corn in
crib, Plano binder wagons, imple-
ments, household goods, etc. 30 and
under cash; over that amount l0l
months time, without interest If paid
when due, 10 per cent off for cash. I
VIM. Mallory, auctioneer.
MARRIED At the residence of the
brides parents three miles northwest
of Audubon, on the evening Of Tuesday,
| Nov. 10Th, Mr.. Clarence A. Marlin and
Miss Anna NJ. Kennels, Rev. r. A.
Smith of the Baptist church officiating.
4 small party Of the relatives ana
friends Of the contracting parties wit
messed the ceremony, and participated
in the festivities. Mr.. and Mrs. Marlin
comprise n most worthy couple, and
their many friends extend hearty con
gratalations. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The jury sitting upon the csse Of FL
dor & Mckinney VS.. VIM. Il. Stuart
went to the jury room about o'clock
Friday afternoon, where the,y deliber-
ated until Sunday evening nj q o'clock,
when they were dismissed, without hay-
ing arrived at verdict. IL is under
stood that the jury was evenly divided
between plaintiff and defendant. The
case is complicated, and it Is probable
that another jury during the February
term will have an opportunity to wIes
/, tie with its intricacies.
In Carroll gambling den last Mon
f. day morning at 2:30 John S,;hillinf
! struck George Smith over the heal
= with chair, fracturing the skull, am
from which injuries Smith died. Tina
= den ought certainly TO be licensed TIKI
+ fact is it requires some such tragedies
:, as this to arouse public sentiment Il
the evils of the nuisances that IRE be
ing tolerated, and if the evil must b.
exemplfied, we suppose dine re
spect to our friends Smith til at tn
name could be spared better than some
others.
S J. J. Stcadman has sold his Interest
!. in the Council Bluffs NonpareH to G
y w. Snyder, of Red Oak. The retire
u ment of Mr.. Steadman will be generally
regretted throughout the state, as IN
o has made that paper strong in the in
j. tercsts of the republican party, and II
was always a safe counsellor. We hav'
, 10 intimation of his intentions a,Att
the future. Mr. Snyder's interest il
the paper will be managed by his sol
Il Carl X. Snyder, very bright yonni
l man who has been successf Ily engaged
II on the daily press.
\ lady in the city recently poured
gasoline into pan, put the pan on
It heated stove and began washing hand
g kerchief in it. She had scarcely begul
n. her task when the explosion followed
II She managed to throw the pan outdoors
l. distributing its contents as she fled, anC
escaped with slight burns OH her hands
IN 1t is simply miraculous that results
:, were not more disastrous. In the hand
:, ling and use OF gasoline too much pre-
- caution can not be exercised, and con
u" sidering the danger, every person shoulC
be thoroughly instructed in its use be
fore being permitted to handle it.
y The Chicago Comedy Company i
% playing a weeks engagement at Rus
q sells opera house, opening ON Monda
u evening with the Planters Wife. Tues