Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-08-29

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J. w. Lancelot and family, of Gray
are visiting at Stuart, Nebr., the tril
being taken for the benefit Of Mrs Ian
celot's health.
Miss Belle Hanna has engaged tn
Simpson school In Viola township TO
the fall term, and will enter upon he
duties next Monday.
ii. +. Andrews, Esq, was confined Il
his home by fever over Sunday, bu,
was compelled to get out and attend tc
business in court Tuesday.
A stalk of blue grass s feet long was
brought in from John Griggs' farm the
other day. Audubon county kindly
fosters any crop planted upon II.
Wanted, 200 farms for sale. If you
want to sell your farm, list 1t with us
we have q large demand.
NASH, PHELPS 4 GREEN.
THE REPUBLICAN acknowledges
numerous additions to its subscription
list during season which Is generally
regarded as dull in the newspaper bust
ness,
w. ii. Scott was in Chicago last week
buying goods, and went from there to
Milwaukee to attend the Grand Army
Encampment and witness the great ma.
val battle.
A change of time went into effect on
the Northwestern Monday, but we
have the exact time. II is, however, a
little earlier in the morning and later
in the evening.
Prof. q. |. Miller, of Boone, was
shaking hands with numerous friends
here yesterday, taking few days rec.
reation before the opening of the Boone
schools, next Monday.
Ward Hoyt and Roy Mccain, sons OF
two of Melville townships prosperous
farmers, started Monday morning fol-
Shenandoah to pursue a seven months
college course. The life and advantages
Of the farmer boy are cnviable.
Seth Paine's new brick store building
on Washington street is completed, and
he Is moving his goods to Its spacious
shelves. 1t is a substantial addition t.
the town, and all will wish Mr.. Paine q
prosperous business within Its walls.
Died, the infant daughter of Asa and
Emma Barnhart, Goidie A. Barnhart,
aged s months. The funeral was con
Quoted at the house on Sunday after,
noon, Rev. J. b. Harris officiating
They have the sympathy Of many
friends.
BY an inexcusable oversight the name
of the republican candidate for super
visor was left out of the county ticket
and only noticed when our attention
was called toit. 1t is nplace this week
and we trust our readers will pardon
the omission.
Parties expecting to attend the state
fair next week and who will go OH the
special train will do well to be at the
depot in good time, as the excursion
train will be compelled to leave Audi.
bon promptly on schedule time, $50, In
order to make connections.
Mayor Armstrong started for Nil,
waukee last Thursday to enjoy sum,
mer outing and attend the National
Encampment of the G. A. II. Last
year he was at Columbus, Ohio, during
their encampment, which he regards
one of the finest gatherings ever assem-,
bled.
After three weeks of very hard but
successful work in exposition of Syn
thetic method in the institute, Mrs. ii
U. Funk departed Monday morning on
visit to relatives at Pilger and Stan
ton, Nebr, expecting to return In time
to resume work at the opening OF
school.
Mr.. George W. Wood and Miss Edith
HALEY will be married at Z o'clock this
evening, at the brides home in Lincoln
township, Rev. 4. Il. Cousins officiating
The contracting parties are among the
most prominent in that locality and
have hosts of friends who extend con
CALCULATIONS.
J. A. OyerhOltzer will sell fifteen
head of horses, eighty head of cattle
rs acres of standing corn In ten acre
lots, wagons, harness, implements, etc.
at public sale, on section 10, Viola town
ship, Tuesday, Sept. 10th, commencing
at 10 a. m. Terms, a credit of one year
without interest If paid at maturity, or
sums over $40. Free lunch for every
body.
Miss Elva Thompson has been ell
gagged rs principal Of the Extra publ,
schools for the ensuing year. tn,
young lady has ample experience, ant
her promotion to the first position II
the school where she has worked ant
her abilities are known, Is a matter Of
satisfaction to her friends. Miss Pow
ell, from Marine, has the primary depart
ment.
The directors of the Audubon County
Fair wish to assure exhibitors that tn,
accommodation for stock have beer
so much improved for this year thai
there can be no cause for complaint
Liberal appropriations have been made
for improving the stock sheds, and thi'
will be so judiciously expended rs t.
provide for all that may be brought
Come and bring your stock and help To
make exhibits representative of the
county's rapidly growing stock interests
The city authorities have expended q
great deal of work this year In grading
the streets of Audubon, a work that
has been much needed, and which, when
accomplished, is highly appreciated
Broadway, from the Park to the Rock
Island depot, presents an altogether
better appearance and may be travers
ed, by team or pedestrian, much more
easily The tpdio,,s stems near Sfuart'