Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-01-16

IlcilIy DuCudhdii, biottcI VI hOD-
ert, and who was with him during the
engagement here, was murdered and
robbed at Stanberry, Mo-, last week,
He will be remembered as the cornet.
list of the company.
A. II. 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.
The south part of the county is to be
deprived of an official resident which it
has long possessed, namely the deputy
sheriff. The newly elected sheriff, Mr..
Armstrong, seems to think that all the
business of the office can be conducted
direct from headquarters, II has been
the custom for many years to appoint
deputy sheriff resident at Extra or
thereabouts, and this year there were
five applicants for the place. Whether
Mr.. Armstrong regards the southern
deputy us unnecessary or whether he
hesitated to decide between so many
worthy applicants is merely matter
of conjecture, though the general opin-
ion is that between the five he was in a
dilemma, and was perhaps compromis
cd by anteclection promises. III In
fact this is the predicament of the new
sheriff he might profitably make his II
nal selection now, and trust to the heal.
ing influences of time to assuage the
grief of the McGintys, But il he shall
procrastinate, halting before duty, or
shall boycott these applicants and their
constituency altogether, woe and bit.
terness will be his cup on that day
when the south shall meet him in battle
array at the convention or polls.
The new county officers have been
installed and matters In their respec.
tive Offices are running smoothly. Tho
public expects no particular change Of
policy is expected except in the office
of sheriff. The argument of the cam
paign which was waged for Mr.. Arm
strong's success and which drew to him
a very large independent vote, was
that he would alone and single handed
enforce the prohibitory law of Iowa
within his jurisdiction. The circum.
stances Of the present are very auspi-
cious for the inauguration Of that policy.
The Office Is not oyer.run with q rush
Of other business; the game is in very
good condition to be pulled In. The
same conditions which made the sub.
ject theme of discussion during cleo
ton are still tlourishing. The district
court and grand jury will convene Feb
ruary Goth, affording ample and con.
yenient time for gathering and formu-
lating the necessary facts for their coli
sideration to make the law Il success In
this county. The large faction that
voted independently because of Mr..
Armstrong; pretensions is listening
intently for fultillment Of implied
promises, and Is ready for tho Hood
gates of enforcement to open.
Wide ADake for January opens with
a beautiful poem by Mrs. Cayazza,
Milanese legend, "The Bellata Of the
Blackbird," In those days "when black
birds were all white" Mrs. Kate Up.
son Clark follows with the true Revolu
tionary War tale Of "Peggy's Bullet ~
an exceedingly pretty story II IL. Mrs.
General Fremont tells capital story, |
too, in "The Deck Hand" A remark
ably successful story by Della Lyman,
" Polly's Visit to the Book Kitchen"
has many fantastic pictures by Bridg.
man, who also furnishes the second of
his series, "The Puk Wudjies," exploits
of the Indian brownies. Grace Dean
Mcleod gives romantic historical
story of early Canada, AN incident of
the Siege of Louisburg "a folk.tale
gathered from the Micmacs. The sec
ond chapter of Alexander Blacks Con
fession Of an Ameteur photographer
is enjoyable reading and has some very
taking pictures. Mrs. Clara Doty Bates
follows IL with some amusing verse,
" Photographing the baby" and the
Is given. In Sampo Lap.
pelil readers have the most beautiful
story written by Iacharias Topelius,
The serial stories show q satisfactory |
diversity of kind. "Gid Granger" by |
w. o. Stoddard, is an exciting account
Of the exploits Of boy on the home
home farm; "The Sons Of the Vikings"
by Boyesen, relates the pranks of some
youngsters in Norway; Wednesday
the Tenth" by Grant Allen, ought TO
satisfy the most Unsuitable appetite for
adventure. Lieut.. Hamilton tells the
boys how to fight q snow battle. Mrs.
Whites Business Openings for Girls ~
is worth special attention.
Wide Awake is $40 n year. ID. Lo.
throp Company, Boston, Publishers.