Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-07-02

/ the work OF one Win speclal practict
and they heartily recommend DR.. War
ner. Consult him.
Mr., and Mrs. +. III, Adams infant
baby girl has been very Ill during the
past week and at one time it was fear
ed that she could not recover, but We
are pleased to state that the little one
is much improved at present.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette published
such yillainous illustrations of Supt
Sabin and Railroad Commissioner
Campbell that the outside delegates
would not support them until they had
met the candidates personally.
Persons with weak eyes should not
neglect them too long, or serious trouble
may ensue. Treat them with we'll fit.
ting spectacles and the result will be
marvellous, preserving their strength
for future years, Consult DIR. Warner
Call at Andrew Cloughly's Palace
drug store and get u free sample copy
of the Ne,c York Heraid of April 10
1850, containing an account of the as
sassination of Abraham Lincoln and
war news. 1t is relic worth prescry
ing.
CaSs county republicans in conven
ton last Saturday nominated Pref. j
$. Crawford for representative, Il. w
Brown for treasurer, Meyer for super
i
intendent, n. n. Jones for sheriff, llea
ton for surveyor, DIR, Graham forcor
oner.
Mr., j. ii. Bruner, the new agent n
the Northwestern depot, Isl very pleas
ant gentleman of superior business
qualifications. His family will arrive
this week and occupy the place vacated
by Mr.. Crane now owned by ID. {
Abrams.
Deputy State Veterinarian Thomas
was up from Atlantic Monday an'
drove to Greeley township to examine
some horses said to be afflicted will
CHAMBERS. The official relieved tn
anxiety in that neighborhood by stat
ing that there We're no symptoms o
the contagious fatality.
Some one poisoned DIR. Brooks Eng
lish setter last week, which provoked
the doctor to righteous indignation. a
dog of the same breed and belonging
to him was killed last spring by tn
Northwestern train between here AM
Ross. We would suggest to the docto
that If he wants canine to keep h,
should get one of the bull dog pattern
The commissioners on insanity were
called to Brayton Monday to pass upol
the mental condition of Mrs. Blackwell
A lawsuit during the last term o
court unbalanced that lady and she I'M
since been privileged to witness specia
revelations of religious nature. Sh'
was an unusually industrious ant
hard working women. She was order
ed to the asylum with the hope that
few months change of scene viii mari
her recovery.
| Everybody Is busy with private af
fairs working with increased zeal dur
ing the days preceding the Fourth
and there is in consequence dearth o
local news which produces that tired
feeling among newspaper men. How
ever it is ut u time when people neg
lect reading their newspapers and the!
will readily excuse the short-coming'
of the printer. THE REPUBLICAN II
rushed with job work aud altogethe
too busy to manufacture news.
Mr.. W, w. belong, of Melville town
ship is enjoying pleasant and pro
tracted visit from his mother and faith
er from Glenwood Springs, Colo. 1t |
their lrst meeting in twelve years am
/, most enjoyable one 1t Is. The scnio
gentleman is II healthy specimen iron
that rugged climate which he regard
as the best il tho world, though h
would advise no man to quit comfort
able surroundings in Iowa. From her
he win 20 with his wife to the old HON
in Jasper county, returning 10 ColoPad
in the fall.
Mr.. Frank Miller and Miss FlorenC
Carper were married Thursday evening
June %, at the residence Of the bride
parents, Rey. Y. u. Dunn, officiating
A small number of the relatives wei
present and o very pleasant eyenin
was passed. We need not speak th
praise of this worthy young couple {
they are known to large circle
friends. Mr., Miller is one of the fe'
9 young men who has always lived !
, Audubon county, having been Dor
9 in the county some "a years ago. III
best wishes of the community go wit
y this couple as they commence life Il
p themselves.
/ Claude Andrews, who has bee
making remarkable progress the pa
-, two Yeas in the Naval Academy
Annapolis, Md, will srrye home tn
or next week. About year ago
fell victim to Ia grippe and after
severe illness recovered, but to I'm
that ons Of bis ears was afflicted an
( subject to frequent discharges, whic
1 has terminated IN the destroying of Il
drum of the ear. Consequently, a
, cordjng to the strict enforcement
'aaygI regulations, he was declared ~
o. at me service and with many :
III :. charged from the institution
gre's ui> ITO learn o. tho Athletic
we are Sorl. '-aeRt, Epila yoqrno
and disappoinU.
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