Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-10

held at Carroll yesterday nominated
George w. Paine of Carroll, and Sam
uel NJ. Elwood, of Sac City, to succeed
Judges Macomber and Conner, both of
whom declined denomination.
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GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
VIM. Mallory will be ready to cry all
public sales this fall While he was in
the sheriff's office he was obliged to
disappoint some owing to official duties.
lie was unable to avoid this but he will
be able to attend to all calls this fall.
We note with great satisfaction that
Pugh, of the Adair Ne,cS, has quit
drinking, signed the pledge and is sec.
rotary of the new temperance organi.
cation in his town. We hope his sub
scribers will pay up and give him all
the encouragement possible.
There was not such u wholesale use
of liquors in town on the fourth as was
anticipated. The crowd was usually
very orderly and good natured, and the
police force was privileged to take In
the sights. There was not single
arrest. 1t was a creditable crowd.
A. III. 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.
Mr.. Frank =. Moore Is announced
this week as candidate for county
Recorder, If the republican convention
shall concur. Mr.. Moore is a promi-
nent farmer of lIamlin township, a
very competent penman and account
ant, and in every way splendid citizen,
a man whose name would add strength
to the ticket.
Two wives and maiden sister were
looking for two husbands and brother
the Fourth. The crowds at the races
and in town had been searched for
them in vain. The sweet maiden sis
ter finally gave vent to her worst fears
when she said: al just expect that
they are down in one of those original
packing houses with the high froth
line over their noses"
Francis Murphy lectured In Adair
Saturday and Sunday, 2sth and Goth Of
June, and created wonderful awaken
ing, so that over four hundred signed
the pledge to totally abstain from the
use of intoxicating liquors. Murphy's
plan of appealing to the best moral ma
lures of men, is effective. If he could
be secured for couple of lectures in
Audubon great good would follow.
The celebration at Luo0ock's Grove
was well attended and thoroughly
good time enjoyed. The GRAFTON by
Rev. Dickinson is highly spoken of as
a mastery treatment of current sub
jects, discussing social and political
topics and pointing out some Of the
evils which obtain in the affairs of state
and nation. After the noon hour a
large portion of the crowd dispersed to
other fields of amusement.
The paths of the original package
vendors are fraught with trouble. Nine
of them were fully established and do.
ing business on the fourth, to say moth.
ing of a branch house on the fair
grounds, Business divided between Sc
many was limited, competition followed
and before night beer was selling al
ten cents a package. On Saturday, NJ
ID. Bailey swore out warrants, charg
ing four OF the proprietOrs with selling
intoxicating liquors contrary to law
Sheriff Armstrong with Deputy Ellis
went in search of wet goods which hi
found at each place, while at three
places beer was found ON tap. Tit
establishments were locked up for the
night, and on Monday the goods wert
moved by the dray load to the sheriff''
Office. One other establishment was
closed Saturday afternoon on an exc
cution issued on a judgment obtained
against the proprietor several years
ago. At the time of the raid Saturday
evening the other four establishments
were closed voluntarily, and all was
dark as Egypt. The trials will come
before Justice Brainard nest Monday
Later.-The nonresident owners OF
the liquors replevined them on Monday
and they were returned TO their respec
tive shelves by the sheriff. The origi
nal package evidently has legal exis
tence In Iowa.