Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-10-22

One of Fred Buttertons children
suffering with diphtheria.
Rev ID. N. Good occupied the Pres
byterian pulpit last Sunday.
Talk Is cheap but boots and shoes q
80 cents on the dollar is cheaper.
Love Estes has built large barn OF
the site of the one blown away July LIST
Mrs Ed Frick and children have gon,
to Colorado Springs to remain during
the winter.
Why pay five dollars for pair Of
shoes when you can buy them of b. +
Nowald for $3.50.
Go to y. f. IIowald IL you want a
good pair of shoes for u very little
money. Jackson's old stand.
Great bargains in boots and shoes nj
Jackson8 old stand. b. Il. llowald
bought the stock and it must be sold.
Rev. l.. Dickinson attended synod ut
Boone and was chairman of the com.
mittee which drafted such temperate
resolutions on the temperance question,
The Sioux City corn palace exhibit
ton is continued during this week, on
account of the unfavorable weather
that has prevailed during the first two
weeks.
L. III. Adams and Il. G. Nandcnburgh
did big days hunting Tuesday, but
didn't bring home dccrs, as they did
last year.
b. Il. Ilowald Is selling shoes mt half
price Why2 Because he bought
Jackson's stock for half price. Every
thing goes.
Before you buy your winter boots or
shoes call at JaCkson's old stand and
take look AT some cheap goods. 90
cents Oh the dollar
Rev. Father Jacobsmeyer was very
sick last week with cold and fever, Dr.
Brooks attending. All will be glad to
know that he is convalescing
In the district court yesterday VIM.
Burns was found guilty Of keeping n
nuisance" in this city The jury de-
liberated less than an hour.
The grand jury adjourned Tuesday,
returning several indictments, The
only one made public IL that against
Thomas Doyle for burglarizing J. II.
llaSli's store In Extra.
Go TO u. +. IIowald for your boots
and shoes. Having bought out L, g.
Jacksou's entire stock at 80 cents on the
dollar, we can and will sell you goods
cheaper than any of our competitors
dare sell. Come in and look us over.
The republican caucus of Douglas
township, will be held at Center school
house at 8 p. m, on Tuesday, October
9th, for the purpose Of nominating
township officers.
A. III. EDWARDS,
Chairman.
from hunting excursion through
Northern Nebraska. Jack Is much i'm
proved IN general health by his outing,
and resumes business at the old stand
in Gray with rcdoublcd enterprise.
The prohibitory law is well enforced
in Audubon, as it is in ree-fourthS Of
Iowa. There will be little, II any, fur
ther opposition or effort to sell in viola
ton Of law. II has been tho source of
some expense, but enforcement Is now
compelled, and all who believe in the
principle can find no argument or cy.
cuse for evasion. 1t il demonstrated
success.
Mr.. B. c. Brooklield while riding on
q North Western train the other day
fell casually into conversation with
twelve travelling men. Ten of that
party voted for Mr.. Boics two years
ago, and the whole dozen will vote for
Wheeler q week from next Tuesday.
Mr.. Whceler's election is assured, as
this is only an item in the volume of
facts that indicate that result.
Tho NJ. II. edliice is completed and
ready for the dedication services next
Sunday. 1t viii be a great day for
Methodism in Audubon. Rev. ID. G..
Franklin, pr siding elder, will deliver
the dedicatory sermon, and Revs. lIar-
ris, Bot, Armstrong and Smith viii be
present. The new buii ing Is elegant
~ finished and furnished trium-.'l of
architectural design alss withal is a
building Of Which our citizens are
proud,
Tie Democrat rggars 10 Ur. brooks
as 2 stripping" in politics. 1t will be
9 great delight to prove on November
Bird that STRIPPING in politics is more
respected by the people than Boss and
Cattle Baron who has been applying
the stilctto TO his friends ard enemies
fof q score of years. a man who is
sufficiently innocent of the arts of the
schemcr TO respect the people and their
wishes, is the man of the hour, strip
ling though he be.
Neighbor Allen Is consoling himself
by taking straw votes on railroad trains
aud claims to find majorities in favor
of the candidates of his choice. Sew
eral men have been killed for attempt
ing to take straw votes. and while we !
it very futile and harmless
we are heartily glad that our
neighbOr has escaped summary pun
ishmen at the hands of outraged pass |
engers. What would prove more ihter-
esting, however, would be detailed |
statement Of the straw vote taken In |
our esteemed neighbours printing Office |
on several recent occasions.
Last week the Des MONIES LeaCser
gave Mr.. Bradley, the democratic can.
lidate for representative, q royal send |
off, alleging to show that gentlemaps |
in the state II was reprint |
ed with the glamor of boss authority |
In his organ here. In justice and fair
ness it should DO known that the squib |
was written by Mr. Allen of this city,
while in Des Moines. Mr., nradley's !
state reputation is that Of ala-yer, Civ
en- him 10y the bulldlCzing challenge of
Mr.. Ms.".,ory, quoted last week, Mr..
Bradley is on confidential, terms with
Boss Hunter, who is hustling Doodle
Cor this campaign, but it will require
microscopic examination to find the
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