Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-10-16

| Eohy uushs anu Cualkclui sklcS,
Autumn pastimes, winter warnings,
Politics and pumpkin pies!"
Cedar fence posts Of all kinds anG
prices at Weighton's lumber yard.
Buy your children's shoes at Abram:
Il Bakers. Closing out sale at cost.
THE REPUBLICAN, Job Ofice prints
sale bills in the best of style on short
notice.
For plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton at Stuart's
old stand.
Go to Weighton's for what lumber
you need. The worth of your money
guaranteed.
This issue Of THE REPUBLICAN has
been unavoidably delayed, and an un.
usual rush of job printing has kept the
force very busy,
Attorney Hanna and Auditor Rees
addressed a splendid meeting at Cam
eron Center Tuesday evening. The as
sembly was well entertained, too,
The Haywood Concert Tuesday even
ing gave excellent satisfaction. The
company is composed of artists who
fully sustain their advance reputation,
Mr.. and Mrs Chas, Van Gorder, Mrs,
III. w. Van Gorder and Mrs. Thos.
Walker, attended the marriage Of Ern-
est Powell and Carrie Gault at Extra
Tuesday.
We have just received the largest and
finest line Of samples of fancy station
cry ever shown in the city. Come In
and see them when in need Of anything
in this line.
w. III. O'Connell has new stock Of
jewelry just In from New York and
Chicago to which he invites the atten-
ton of the public. Call and see the
stock for yourself.
The republican meeting at the Som
ers school house Tuesday evening was
largely attended, and reports are to the
effect that Attorney Andrews deliver.
ed "a first class speech.
The interests of N. III. Bowman, in.
dependent candidate for congress, are
languishing in this locality. With a
wealth of boastful independents In
name, there is no independence.
Prices of farm products are way up
and crops are very good. The purchas.
ing capacity Of the people is greater
than for number of years. Labor Of
all kinds is well paid, and everybody is
reasonably happy.
Hon. w. p. Hepburn, one Of the most
entertaining political speakers of the
present day, will address the people Of
Manning and vicinity on the evening
of Friday, Oct. cath, 1880 p. m. Let
everybody turn out and hear him.
have 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
it as being good and desirable farm.
CHAs. VAN GoRDER.
Uncle Richard Owen and wife, aged
respectively 20 and "A, started Monday
on trip to Lancashire, England, to
remain during the winter. The many
friends of this worthy couple wish them
a pleasant journey and safe return.
Mr.. r. j.. Harris has sold his Sharon
township farm, and will close out his
stock at public sale soon. Mr.. Harris
thinks of engaging In mercantile bust
ness, though at what point he is as yet
undetermined He is a first class citi-
zen and we trust will remain among
us.
THE REPUBLICAN, and the State Reg
iSter both one year for two dollars even
money; or these two and the Inter
Ocean for $3.50. The greatest amount
of county, state, national and foreign
news that can be offered, and for the
least money. Call and take advantage
of it.
A. III. Roberts is the only place
to buy The Peoples Fayorite 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.
Col. J. S. Tam, of Stuart, is In town
looking after the interests of his broth
er colonel, Tom Bowman. These gen
tlemen have bravely stood shoulder to
shoulder with "carbines shouldered" In
the dauntless rank of "coloncls" all
through the fray. But the storms Of
battle will soon overcome them.
Mr.. |. w. Baker has sold a half inter
est in his grocery store to Fred Buth-
veg, a young man as widely known rs
the business acquaintance Of Audubon
extends. He is first class young man,
deservedly popular and successful and
will add strength to an already eminent
business house. Their success is assur-
ed.
Mr.. A. A. Zaner Is home from his
summer sojourn at the old home in
Pennsylvania. We are glad to state
that Ais health has been very much
improved by his visit there, and hope
that greater benefit will accrue by
reason of his return. He is accom-
panied by Mr.. Dewitt, who will re,
main with him during the winter.
Ed. T. Thompson, the enterprising
druggist at 8l2 w. Seventh Street,
Sioux City, was married Sept. 10th, to
one of Sioux City's brightest and most
interesting young ladies. Ed is one of
the best young men that ever gradual
ed from business education in Audur
bon, and that he has gained worthy
help meet is cause for rejoicing ON the