Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-11-06
The war is over and our last state is

The contest in this county on the leg
islative ticket next year will be enter
tanning.
Miss Anna Tate, formerly a resident
of Audubon, and who visited the
Misses Mollie and Matte Moore re-
Gently, died at her late home in Des
Moines yesterday.
In the local struggle there was live.
ly contest between Ii. w. Stearns and
Chas. 0chiltree for township assessor.
Mr.. Stearns will continue to estimate
values, as heretofore.
Mr. S. Edd Brown and wife are in
the city visiting their sister, Mrs. w.
II. Green. Mr.. Brown has been sing
ing in Mason Longs quartet and they
closed the seasons engagement at Al.
bion last Saturday.
In order to prevent any misunder-
standing as to tickets it would be a
good idea hereafter to print the auto.
graph of the county chairman upon
each one. This practice is employed
elsewhere with good results.
We commisserate with that republi.
can who assisted democrats in winning
victory. The democrat may rejoice
publicly with exceeding great JOY, but.
the republican must go into the wood
shed and rejoice secretly rs he did his
work.
The Eyangelists, "The Morrill, Twins"
will be at the Baptist church next We'd
nesday evening, the meetings to con.
tinue ten days. All are cordially invit.
ed to attend. They come recommend
ed as able and interesting speakers and
singers.
Again the democrats of Leroy town.
ship have demonstrated to their repub-
lican brethren the force and effective
ness Of straight ballots. Last year and
this year they have set an admirable
example upon which it will be well to
fasten our attentive eye for the future.
THE REPUBLICAN and the State Reg
lister 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 il.
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.
Henry Abrams, of Ohio, was In town
Saturday morning, returning to his
home from visit with relatives in
Cass county, and his cousin, Mr.. III. b.
Herbert. Mr.. Abrams is resident Of
Major McKinley's district, and expect.
ed to get home in time to cast ballot
for the giant champion Of protection.
Halloween was well celebrated in Au.
dubon. The boys and young people
took In the town and left the marks Of
their depredations. A local officer at
tempted to dispel the crowd and had
the satisfaction of watching them scat.
ter, but before he was a block away
they had united at the scene of action,
and continued the regular order Of
business.
Advertising on the pavement was
once in vogue, but 1t was finally stop
ped by the intervention of the authori-
ties. The London undertakers were in
the habit of advertising by dropping
small black bordered books along the
sidewalk or throwing them in doorways
as CHASTITY reminders of the wares they
had to sell.--Ink Fiend.
We are pleased to note that the bust
ness of the Audubon Marble Works UNI
der the proprietorship Of Mr.. +. l..
Wheeler is prospecting and increasing.
He has already put up large amount
of work this fall and has much more in
the shop, with new orders coming in.
Employing as he does the most skilled
workmen it is possible to secure, the
work is sure to prove satisfactory,
while in the matter of prices, he is max
ing proper figures.
If the Republican party loses the
next House this year, the victory will
not have been won by Democrats for
Democrats. 1t will come to them
through the jealousies, quarrels, and
treacheries of republicans. If the re-
publican party were united, as 1t ought
to be, it would be invincible. The great
est need of the republican party now is
q man great enough to make peace be-
tween these factions, and to unite all
their powers for the victories to come.
From which quarter of the land shall
this needed leader and peace-maker APP
pear ?--Politician Mon. list.
Rev. ID. c. FRANKLIN, the new presid-
ing elder, occupied the pulpit Of the NJ
L. church. He has been minister in
the Des Moines conference for twelve
years, and is an able, vigorous and elo-
quent man. A typical Methodist, his
views are broad and he holds in broth
erly affection members of other denom-
nations. He was very warmly well
coined on the occasion of his first visit
here as the resolutions elsewhere de-
note, and it is equally certain that the
elder was equally pleased with the pas
tor, people and conditions here.
Let the reader put on his spectacles,
get magnifying glass and look the in
dependent vote. Right here in Leroy
township, the hot bed Of independence,
the votes aggregate one, the indepen-
dents boiling their candidate and vot-
;no for Tbonaa Rnwuan Whatever