Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-02-21

| aggregatlng S396l0,0O which were plac
ed by the different loan agencies as fol
lows:
NASH, PHrLps s GREEN, y loans Sseeeo 90
All othcragencies combined loans ae60.oO
NASH, PnELrs s GREEN ever all. .Ss4aiooo
No comment is necessary, as the fig.
ures speak for themselves.
p. S.--We are still to be found at our
elegant new quarters over the CONNER.
cial Bank, south side Of the square,
where we have plenty of money to loan
ut the lowest rates ever offered in the
county, on both real and personal prop
erty.
NASH, PHELPS 4 GREEN.
VIM. Doak returned from Pennsylva-
mia this morning.
II. Lenox & Co. will give satisfaction
ON all goods sold at their store.
All persons indebted to me will please
call and settle at once. wish to close
my accounts and open a new set Of
books. WIZ. CI.ouauLY.
The meeting of teachers called to be
held at the court house last Saturday
was attended by but few, so few indeed
that the program was postponed for a
more appreciatiye audience.
Chas. Stuart shipped q car load Of
horses from his Melville township ranch
Wednesday, and another from hisIllinois
farm will be added to the consignment.
The shipment is to eastern markets.
There can be very little satisfaction
for the country pumpkin at the inaugu
ration. Windows along Pennsylvania
avenue are renting at from 800 to 900
for the day, and ii will cost a man 81 to
stand on house top.
If you intend building do not fail to
let us figure on your material, as we can
save you money. Besides giving you
the most complete stock in Audubon
county to select from.
GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
Among the building prospects for
1889 is the probability of large three
story brick by the Odd Fellows on the
corner of South Park Place and Leroy
street The lodge has contemplated
such q move for several years, Is amply
able, and the rumor Is well founded
Hugh Owen was at Harlan last Thurs.
day, and was awarded the contractusser
doing the trestle work OH Shelby coun.
tvs bridges. lie is reliable builder,
and the people of Shelby may depend
that that portion of their work at least
will be put up in substantial manner.
The indictment of Gov. Larrabee is q
farce. 1t IS founded upon circular in
which was collected alleged facts re.
garding the case reported from Jackson
county. The trial will vindicate the
governor, and we fear will prejudice
the case of the Turneys, mother and
son ct al
There will be held large public sale
on the farm Of l. b. IIarwood lIs miles
southwest of Audubon, on Thursday
Feb. 2Sth, commencing at 10 o'clock,
when 10 head of cattle, 12 Poland China
hogs, 3 good horses, and large invoice
of implements and household goods
will be sold.
In natures plan the color Of green is
shown in the grass and leaves, but In
the winter, when the grass is dead and
the leaves are scar and scattered, the
tonsorial art comes to tho rescue, and
it is reserved for the young man who
shaves off his moustache to exemplify
that verdant shade.
The fourteen months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Wills, of Bradleyville,
died at their home on Monday morning.
The funeral service was held at the M.
L. church, Tuesday, at Up. NJ, Rev. J.
Is. Harris delivering the sermon. The
funeral was attended by large congre,
CATION of sympathizing friends.
The Omaha Bee correspondent is very
cordially invited to come to Audubon
and write up tho town as an example
of prosperity under the prob ihitory law.
1t is noticeable, however, that he does
not stop at thriving towns, but visits
those in state of decay from other
causes than that of prohibition.
1t is reported from south western
Iowa that representative of the grange
interviewed Governor Larrahee and
found that the executive is not averse
to q third term. This Is not of so much
importance so far as Larrabee IL concern
ed as in connection with represen:
tations made by other candidates. A
clearer understanding should be had.
Z. Watson, cashier Of tho late spread
eagle Bank of Extra, made sudden
move last Friday-bid the slaughtered
depositors pleasant goodbye and left
for Southern Arkansas, never to return
to the busy coal town. Since the fail
ure his health has been declining, hence
he seeks another climate and otheF
friends. Poor fellow, there is a hard
future in store for him. lie has our
sympathy and we wish him better luck.
-Erira Journal
We hope our readers will forgive II
they cannot forget our recommendation
Of the StetsOn's Uncle Tom Cabin com.
pany. 1t was gratuitous and our opin.
ion was garnered from press notices.
The company is an imposition. has no
actors or actresses, and relies upon dogs
and mules to attract patronage. And
they attract. 1t may be set down that
the Tom company that would receive
patronage here must remain two even
ings, giving the public opportunity IA
Judge. However it will be better if
Audubon is spared the pain of again
witnessing the death of Tom, Eva, Car
Isle, and indeed the entire caste, until
the year 1900 or 1900.
The municipal election and the in
auguration of Benjamin Harrison as