Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-04-18
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has large stock of wall paper aud
sells cheap,
Mrs. VIM. Mallory and son Wade
went to Colfax Tuesday.
II. IL. Carmichael of Extra, was in
Audubon yesterday on business.
Leave your plows, shops, kitchen and
parlors and enjoy the Centennial In.
auguration April Soth, at Audubon.
Russell Il Sons are fitting up the
front rooms over the store for their
new dressmaking department, Work
In that line begins this week.
DIR, II. a. McChesney, homeopathic,
has secured Office rooms in Fosters
building, over Fisher Bros. 4 Cos gro
Gerry. Calls day or night will receive
prompt attention,
That mammoth 900 page report of
ii. :. Wattles as referee for disputed
lands in Fremont county, was approx.
ed by Judge Carson, without u correc
ton OF criticism by court, counsel or
client on either side and forever settled
the ugly dispute. The case could not
have been referred to better authority
than Wattles,
Eighteen Audubonites attended the
presentation of the Social Glass" by
home talent at Extra, last Tuesday night
and report ii n grand success. After
the play was over Messrs. Wheatley and
Dcllahoydo, invited the Audubon visit
ors to the Bank parlors and served all
with IN elegant lunch. Then sending
them on their home journey rejoicing
over their kind, hcspitable treatment
at the hands of those two gallant young
gentlemen.
Please remember that Miss ID. l.. Dix
has IN experienced Trimmer, Miss
Mary Edworthy, who now enters upon
her thirteenth season rs trimmer. She
not only has held good positions in
large cities, and bears 4 high reputation
which her work fully sustains, but has
this present season been for several
weeks under the personal instructions |
of II first class Designer and Pattern
Maker directly from New York City, |
80 that her styles cannot fail to be the
Latest and Best.
During the storm last Thursday, the
lightning struck the Roof of Mr.. Fore
mans residence, badly SCATTERING the
shingles on one side, then scattering ON
the tin roof of the kitchen so that no
damage was done In the house, and In
fact the occupants did not know the
house was touched for some time after.
wards when the rafting of the shingles
attracted their attention and inyesti-
cation revealed the fact of u genuine
lightning stroke. II had evidently been
reaching for Is. & :, but finding him
away from home changed Its course to
spare the family.
The Audubon County Fair Associa
ton now has one of the best half mile
race tracks In Iowa. T.. j. Freeman
with his experienced gang of workmen
has done some fine work In grading II,
thoroughly bracing the turns and bring.
ing every part To regulation grade, so
that no horseman need be mt all afraid
to display on II his choicest animals,
with the full assurance of bringing out
all the speed they are capable of show
ing on the besttrack in the country, and
with the good purses offered there
ought to be q fine showing Of speed at
our county fair this fall. In fine wealth.
or the track should have an abundance
of pleasure driving this summer to set.
tie it, but in bad weather no one should
60 near 1t until fully dry.
The trial of Walter Kennedy, indict-
ed for larceny, was begun In the dis.
trict court last Thursday, and was sub.
mitted to the kind consideration of the
jury Friday evening. Kennedy roomed
with one Balmes nj the Burns house
one night In February, Balmes arose
first aud discovered that he had lost
800. Kennedy heard Burns and Balmes
discussing the loss. II was shown that
Kennedy either took the pocket book |
from Balmes' trousers or picked 1t up
from the floor: that he threw the empty |
wallet under barn, wrapped the money
up and put it in some straw in a stall,
bat confessed all and returned the mon.
ey to the officer when arrested. The
fine spun theory Of the defense was
that Kennedy picked the book off the
floor, intending to give it to the land
lord, but in that functionary's absence
he filed 1t for future reference In the |
straw. IL was argued that because he
had not spent the money he had not ap-
propriated ii to his own use. The jury
seemed satisfied of his innocence and
returned verdict Of mot guilty" sat
urday morning.
An illustration Of the degree in which
bowling demagogue may constitute |
himself public nuisance was given In
this country when the chairman of the
union labor party received election tick.
cts from the Office of the Industrial
West at Atlantic. Fifteen hundred |
tickets were ordered, but only five hun.
dred received, and the demagogic chair
man publicly charged the express com.
pany with stealing the missing thousand
while in transit During all of election
day he staggered about the polls, howl |
ing the alleged theft, but with little eff
feet upon the election. Later, however,
he appealed his complaint to the ex-
press company big officers, and they
actually sent representative to invest.
igate the charges. but when he was in
formed by responsible parties that in
all human probability the West did not
send more than 500, and that the dema-
gogue who made the complaint derived
the larger part of his livelihood by in
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