Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04

You will find the best stock of lumbe
at lowest possible prices at the Gree
Bay Lumber Go. Give them cal
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Peter Roth has sold his dray line |
10. G.. Gailin, the change taking plaC
\ Monday Success to the new proprieto
and to Mr.. Roth in whatever he ma
undertake.
DIR. II. \, McChcsney, homeopathic
has secured Office rooms in Forbe
building, over Park Hotel Park Pl2c
Soath. Calls day or night will rcceiy
prompt attention.
Frank ID. Allen, with u forty.tw,
star flag in his hat, will view the Fourtl
of July parade in Des Moines, hand il
hand with his best girl Whatever hi
politics Frank is patriotic.
III. \, Jump 4 Son are handling the
celebrated Plano Binders and mowers
and keep in stock all repairs; also hav,
the Triumph binders and mowers. Cal
and see us before making selection
Outgoing trains have been filled witt
passengers going elsewhere to celebrate
\ celebration here would have kept
many hundreds of dollars at home be
side bringing a great deal from abroad
Judge Deemer has been dealing on,
summary justice to wrong doors IN
Council Bluffs, and is receiving the
plaudits ofwell done from the better ele
ments of that thug-infested municipali
ty.
The newspaper men of Carroll were
all yaccinated last week, 1t is not
probable that ii will interfere with thei,
business, for unless virus of multiplied
power was used it certainly will not
work" ....
The rain that came so gently and
with such relief TO sweltering humans
ty here on Sunday was very heavy IN
central Melville township, razing corn
and cutting deep gulches in plowed
ground.
Aretas Lodge No. 396, |. o. q. f., has
elected the following officers for the
second semi-aunual period, 1880: James
Chandler, n. c.; B. +. ITowald, V. G..
Fred Buthweg, secretary; Geo. Ellis
treasurer.
Miss Libbic Seaman, who was called
TO Grinnel ut the time of the fire to
aid her parents, returned to Audubon
last week, settled up her business mat.
tcrs and has gone TO Grinnell to remain
indefinitely.
The finest line of hammocks to be
found III the city at YIN. Cloughly's
drug store, Everything from strong,
clear heml to something fancy for the
babies. Also clocks and jewelry at
less than cost.
The Cedar Rapids Gdgette published
u portrait of Mrs. Harrington, the old
lady who has gone to the Home, with II
fac smile letter from her pen thank
ing all who had so kindly contributed
stamps to the enterprise.
We have been favored with copies of
the Guthrie, Oklahoma, Capitai and
Optic, both daily, by the Darlington
Miller Lumber Co. Both gentlemen of
the lumber company are well and favor
ably remembered in Audubon.
Mr. +. u. Parsons met with indiller-
ent success in trying to break blasted
bicycle to ride, and is limping around
with the aid of Il cane. All this with
the Fourth at hand and boweries in
full bloom Is Il severe atlliction.
John Mulen's place on lower Broad
way was broken into saturday night by
parties as yet unknown, who fclonious'
~ abetracipd couple dozen bottles OF
the beverage sold as "B. b. The Off
GERS are on the tract; of the culprits.
Judge \. l.. Sanborn will start
next Monday for Eureka Springs, Ark
where he will remain for several weeks
for the benefit Of his health We wish
him a pleasant sojourn and that the
waters may prove to be the desired
remedy.
The REPUBLICAN had planned Il
make this the first vacation week il
| its history and not issue paper today
but legal notices which have come ii
must be run. We trust, however thai
our readers will pardon the lack of 10
/ cal news matter.
Mr.. Ollie Coon arrived Monday eve
ming and will hold down a position il
! Il. L. liowaid's mammoth double store
! He comes to Audubon highly recon-
meuded, having had extensive expert
ence in one of the largest wholesale
houses in Des M0incs.
Mr.. W. II. Jones, of this city, has en-
joycd personal acquaintance Of TWEEN
ty years with the Hon. Hiram G. Wheel
or, one of the republican candidates 70
governor, and speaks most highly o
him as a business man Of great abilitie
and 4 genial gentleman.
1t Is rumorcd that Dc Witt {
Lewis. son of Josephus Lewis has
desire to conduct democratic news
paper in Audubon county and wiShe
to enter the arena in time for the fa
campaign. Mr. Lewisisan uncomprom
isiug democrat and would no doub
conduct a lively sheet.
Joseph II. Kurtz, wife, adopte
daughter and two travelling companion
were murdered May 2ith, in Montana
Mr.. Kurt was formerly resident o
Audubon, living IN llamlin township
and was among the tcamsters VIII
hauled the first loads Of lumber iron
Atlantic to Audubon.
M. ....,..;,, ain,t,I aninapc up uI,,