Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-09-18

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Go to Wcighton's for what lumber
you need. The worth Of your none,
guaranteed.
I. II. Westrope, of Harlan, makes
twenty-three entries of Short Horn cat
tie at our fair.
The farmers trotting race was post
poned from yesterday to today. There
are eight entries.
Prof. G. /. Miller, of Boone, was Wis.
iting Audubon friends Friday and Sat.
urday. He is always welcome.
Don't fail to 60 and see Beach &
Bowers MINISTRIES at Russell's Saturday
night, The best show on the road.
Audubon was Baptist by q large ma,
jority last Sunday. The pulpits were
all filled by supplies from the Baptist
association.
Mrs. w. III. Doak returned from Col
fax Saturday. The health of her little
daughter has been much improved by
her sojourn there.
There was killing frost last Friday
night. Crops are all pretty much out
of its way, though some corn ON the
lowlands was injured.
AT the republican caucus for Leroy
township Saturday night 1873 votes
were cast, 81 of which were for the del.
egates elsewhere enumerated.
Mr., Loud Rippey, the pharmacist nj
Cloughly's, is visiting at his old home
in Winterset. He has been suffering
with rheumatism, and hopes for bene'
fit from his fathers prescription.
Miss Nellie Dickinson went to Cedar
Rapids yesterday, where she will attend
Coe College during tho coming school
year. Rev. Dickinson accompanied
her to see her comfortably located.
VIM. Mallory went to Des Moines
Saturday evening TO meet his wife and
boys, who have been visiting at Their
old home In Henry county. They will
see their son Howe settled In school In
Des Moines before returning home.
Mrs. III. G. Curtis, of Atlantic, and
who was in attendance upon the Bap,
fist association, was quite sick at the
home of win ID. Forbes Sunday even.
ing, but was sufficiently recovered to
return home the first of the week.
Ihave good farm of 100 acres in
Nebraska, that will trade for real.es.
tate or town property in this county
Have seen the land and can recommend
1t as being good and desirable farm.
CuAs. VAN GoRDER.
j. w. Lancelot's daughter, Belle, Is
down with scarlet fever. Drs. Brooks
and Miller are attending. There are
other cases of illness which indicate
the presence of the same disease, among
which is that of Mrs. ID. Scoville.
VIM. Mallory will be ready to cry all
public sales this fall. While he was In
the sheriff's Office he was obliged Ia
disappoint some owing to official duties
He was unable to avoid this but he will
be able to attend to all calls this fall.
Miss o. c. Steiniger has been com
PEELED to give up her class In music
here because Of failing health. 1t Is
deeply regretted by her pupils and
friends, but all sincerely hope that hei
health may speedily return.
John Simpson and wife Of Madison
county, made short visit with V. A
Walkup and family last week. They
were old time friends and neighbors
near Winterset, for many years and al
hands enjoyed happy visit.
At the meeting Of the school board
held Monday evening Rev. Il. Dickin
son was employed to teach latin for tn,
ensuing year at salary of 300. AS
there are but three pupils in that de
partment his duties will be compare
lively light.
L. N. Taggart, of the Iowa Summi
Nurseries, is in attendance upon the
fair with fine exhibit showing wha
fruits may be advantageously grown
right here. The exhibit is a fine testi
monial to Mr.. Taggart's industry, skill
and success.
Charlie Tramp has made better bricl
this year than ever before, indeed tn,
quality is not excelled in the state
This means great deal to those VIII,
would build of brick could the desired
quality be secure. He has just finish
ed burning the sixth kiln this season.
THE REPUBLICAN and the State Reg
ister both one year for two dollars ever
money; or these two and the Intei
Ocean for $3.50. The greatest amoun
of county, state, national and foreign
news that can be offered, and for tn,
least money. Call and take adyantag,
of it.
A. II. Roberts is the only plac,
to buy The Peoples Favorite Remedies
the only sure cure for Rheumatism
Kidney and Liver Diseases, Bronchitis
Catarrh, Dyspepsia and Stomach
trouble. Save your money and buy
remedies that will cure you after al
others have failed.
Mr.. Henry Rohrbeck will engage In
the agricultural implement business in
Audubon at an early day, and urges al
interested to wait until he has stock on
exhibition before buying. 1t is his pur
pose to carry a very large stock and to
sell it at prices that will at once inter.
est those who contemplate buying.
We regret to learn of the critical ILL
ness of Hon. X. A. Steere, at his home
near Gray. A veteran of two wars, a
legislator and an honest man, he is
deeply respected by all who know him
All heartily unite in the sincere hope