Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-02-14
Tidinss from tho Suburbs. Special.

Tidinss from tho Suburbs. Special.
From January 26th, to February It'll
inclusive there were filed for recort
twenty-five real;estate loan mortgages
aggregating S396looo which were plac
ed by the different loan agencies rs fol
lows:
NASH, rHrLrs s GRNEN, 81 loans S3ee6ooc
All other agencies combined 3loans 100000
NASH, PHELrs 4 GREEN orsr al. ,S5aoiooo
No comment is necessary, as the fig.
ures speak for themselves,
Z. S,--Wc are still to be found n our
elegant new quarters over the c. fmer-
cial Bank, south side of the square,
where we have plenty of money to loan
at the lowest rates ever offered in the
county, on both real and personal prop
erty.
NASH PnELps & GREEN.
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You will find the best stock of lum-
Der at the lowest possible prices at the
Green Bay Lumber Co. Give them q
call, satisfaction guaranteed.
Miss Jessie Hill arrived from Mt. Car
roll, Ill.,, last Friday, and will remain
for an indefinite period the guest of her
brother, l., J. Hill, deputy recorder.
An persons indebted to me will please
call and settle at once. wish To close
my accounts and open new set of
books. WM. CLoUGHLY.
A span of good mules for sale, on
terms to suit purchaser,
ii. b. OWEN,
Audubon Iowa.
Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin company
appears at Russell's opera house tonight,
1t has good press notices and has every
evidence Of being first class company.
Deputy Auditor Dawson has just
completed new plat book of the towns
in Audubon county, by order of the
board. 1t is neatly and accurately ex.
ecuted.
III. A. Jump has one of those superior
corn shelters and feed grinder left
and will sell them ut bargain to the
first conner Shop on north Washing.
ton street.
Howard Elliot, of Mechauicsyille,
Cedar county, was looking to his real es
tate interests ABOUT Audubon last week,
and while here purchased another quar-
ter section of land.
J. Dickey Irwin, of Avoca, and sab.
bath school missionary for the Council
Bluffs Presbytory, has been looking af-
ter the interests of sabbath schools
hereabouts for the past week.
Auditor Rendleman was quite sick
last Friday, suffering from an attack of
congestion of the lungs. During con
valcscence he has been reading "rhe
Quick and the Dead" rs tonic, and Is
now feeling quite ambitious.
Ben BroolSReld, of Manning, was Wis
iting his Audubon friends Saturday,
lie has the agency for extensive tracts
of lands in Northern Iowa, and rs may
be seen by reference to his advertise.
ment elsewhere, has choice bargains.
If you intend building do not fail to
let us figure on your material, rs we can
save you money. Besides giving you
the most complete stock in Audubon
county to select from.
GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
The railroad company is Contemplat- |
ing opening the commons west of the
Blue Grass to sale. 1t will be divided
In five-acre tracts, thus making especi-
ally desirable properties for those wish,
ing larger lawns or garden spots than is
afforded in the small lots of the town
proper.
The nomenclature of the campaign
of 1888 is to be perPotuatsd. One Of the
teachers in our public schools asked her
pupils if any of them used profane
language, when youngster whose sin
cerity of speech was witnessed by q
charming drawl said: IL never swear,
but ! sometimes say stay with emf"
Dr. A. l.. Brooks has leased the Evan
Davis residence on North Leroy street
and will occupy it about March 1st'
pursuing the practice of medicine in the
county seat town. The citizens of Au'
dubon will be glad to welcome the ge-
NAL and skillful physician, and wish
him success.
The REPUBLICAN has Just received
a letter from A. B. Stantield, who Is ut
Fender Nebr., under date of the 10th
inst. He is in the beautiful Elkhorn
Valley lie is wonderfully impressed
with the richness and resources Of that
country and justly compares II with the
fair fields of Iowa. His especial won
der is that the valuable lands can be
purchased so cheaply, and that at the
same time the advantages and privileg-
es are equally as good as in Iowa.
Department Commander Consigny
earnestly requests Posts of the Grand
Army hold camp fires on the evening
of Washington's Birthday, Feb. 22d, and
says: please take steps at once to ar
range the details of these camplires, pre-
pairing a suitable programme, with song
and speech, to properly celebrate the
birth of Washington. Let this be made
an occasion when the bonds of frater.
nifty shall be more closely drawn and
the spirit of loyalty be aroused and re-
viyed."
In nearly all of the surrounding coun-
ties the farmers have been holding i'll
stitutes and discussing subjects Of first
importance. 1t is to be regretted that
such meetings has not been held in Au-
dubon county Many meetings have
been held at district school houses and
much useful information interchanged,
but no meeting of sufficient Importance
to warrant the expense of securing adj
dresses upon special subjects by those
whose reading or practice has secured
special knowledge,