Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-03-06

1 A'"'N'N'N ~ AAuuuoou poiticb'
Miss May Tharnish, of Extra, is visit.
ing her aunt, Mrs. j. L. Tharnish.
New line of gents latest style hats, at
the Eagle Clothing House just received
VIM. Mallory is ON a poultry buying
tour along the Elkhorn road in Neb-
raska,
Mr.. Thos. Murphy, who bought Seth
Paine's residence last fall, arrived with
his family from Stockton the first of
the week.
III. NJ, Talbot and family returned
Saturday evening from Des Moines
Mr.. Talbot will return there to work in
the spring.
q. W. Baer and wife of the Manila
Register mourn the loss of their bright
little son, Freddie, aged nine years and
six months.
Ii you wish to consult u specialist in
reference to your disease do not forget
DR.. shoulders date, Friday, March l4th,
at Walker House.
There is talk of reorganizing the
Cass county agricultural society. 1t
ought to be organized once on perma.
nent plan and do away with the annual
formality.
Messrs, Allie and Asa Hohin, Of Hen.
derson, ILL.,, are visiting the families Of
their cousins, Mrs. J. i. Consigny and
Ralph Helm. They expect to remain
about two weeks.
The Grant house was the scene of an
incipient fire last night, the flame catch
ing from the pipe from the cook stove
and burning the partition from ceiling
to floor. by prompt work the fire was
brought under control.
Jerry Mullen, who formerly residedin
Audubon and built the house now oc-
cupicd by Is. G. Foreman, and who has
recently been on the police force at
Council Bluffs, has been adjudged In.
sane, and sent to the Clarinda asylum.
For sale or trade: Five good quarter
sections of decided lands TO ~ miles
from railroad and county seat; 20 to 40
acres broken on each; price from III to
~ an acre subject to small mortgage
drawing 7 per cent. Address Nate
Hart, Burlington, Colorado.
4. IL. Roberts is the only place
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 all
others have failed.
DIR. Stouder will be pleased to meet
you and talk with you regarding your
ailments. Having treated chronic
diseases for n long time exclusively he
takes pride In the thought that he has
learned much In reference TO handling |
these stubborn cases. Consultations
always free.
The municipal election in Griswold
Monday resulted in the election Of Of.
dcers in favor of enforcing laws, by q
majority of twenty-seven. 1t necessi.
tated n murder by drunken hand
few weeks ago to bring public opinion
to q recognizing sense Of the evils of
intemperance.
Mrs, G. $. Coler is visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. +. Armstrong. With her hus-
band she has been living at Huron, S.
d., but since restitution has struck that |
country, they, In common with thous'
ands of others, have deserted. Mr.. Co
Ter has established himself In the mer-
camille business in Chicago.
Mr.. VIM. Hall and Miss Laura Win.
tiers were married at the home of Thos.
Winters in Viola township, Wednesday,
March 5, at 6p. m, Rev. Il. Dickinson
officiating. A very pleasant company
of friends and relatives were present to
witness the impressive ceremony. A
splendid wedding supper was served.
DIR. Shoulder, of the State Medical and
Surgical Institute, Des Moines, Iowa,
will be ut the Walker House, Friday
March 18th, for one day only Persons
suffering from any chronic or eye or
ear disease should see this specialist.
Consultation free. See advertisement
of State Medical and Surgical Institute
in another column.
Former service under King William
doesn't entitle the subject to place in
the inaugural procession in this demo-
cratic country, even tho the would be
trooper had helped to nominate the gov
ernor. While this may appear as proof
that republics are ungrateful, 1t Is a
stern reality as was proven at Des
Moines last week. The regulation
badge was the only title to place in
the ranks.
VIM. Mehle, the correct style mer.
chant tailor, has just received a large
invoice of American and imported
goods far the manufacture of suits and
pants. These goods are in the very
latest and most elegant designs and of
splendid fabric. Suits made to order
from 1923 to $40; perfect fit and correct
style guaranteed. New styles and
models for spring and summer of 1890
now on exhibition.
The bottom was knocked out of the
Pfeilfer case against the Rock Island
company, yesterday, when at the time
the plaintiff rested the attorney for de-
PENDANT moved to strike out so much
of plaintiffs petition as claimed $3.50
exemplary damages, pleading that the
action of the conductor in ejecting
Pfeiffer from the train was simply en-
forcement of the company's rules, and
was not wilfull and malicious or wan.
ton. Judge Macy sustained the motion,
and Pfeiffer can only recover for actual
damages, which according to his testi.
! -. -. Ill, tba lnoo Of half 1au