Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-09-24

the week.
Fer the best grades OF lumber at the
lowest living prices, so to Weighu MS
lumber yard.
Go to Weight0u's for what lur lber
you need. The worth of your m oney
guaranteed.
Mrs. Emma Bofnger is home from
Perry Tor Il fortnightS visit viii her
numerous friends,
Get our prices on lumber before buy.
ing. We guarantee quality,
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
II. w, Wilson navigates by the assis.
tance OF cane from the fact that II
horse stepped on his foot at the fair,
The Phelps store room is being reiit-
ted for II. W. Van Gorder who will &C.
cupy it with his restaurant abo 1T Octo-
Der lOth.
MAREETs,--Com SOC, oats 20c, rye
TO2,, barley Is to 26c., lax zoe, wheat
SOc, hogs $40 eggs l2ca butter
to I2c.
Mr., Bargcr and Miss Maud Ross were
married yesterday, Rev. Il. A. Smith Of.
Heating. A very worthy couple whom
their 'aany friends wish much JOY.
VIM. Mehlc has built an addition to
his home on South Tracy street, which
adds much to the value of his property
and tho appearance of that locality.
Farmers consult your own interestsf
and sell your poultry now before the
big fall rush when 1t will be much
cheaper l.. {. SNYDER Il Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marshall, o
Shelby, visited with l.. j. Freeman and
family last week and attended tho fair.
The lady is niece of Mrs. Freeman.
De Wits Sarsaparilla destroys such
poisons rs scrofuia, skin disease, eczema,
rheumatism. Its timely use saves
many lives. For sale by A. II. Roberts.
You never tried DE Wits Little
Early lH5ors for constipation. bilious
ness, sick headache or you would never
have these diseases. Sold by A. III.
Roberts.
VIM. Dryden, w. r. Stalcy, Lon TEN
pleman, VIM. Burns, Chas. lsham and
other, with business and spOrtivc incli-
nations are taking in the Carroll fair
this week.
There are six cases of diphtheria in
Brayton, one of which, q daughter of
n, J.. Beck, proved fatal. Quarantine
has been established and every precau
ton taken to prevent its spread.
Mr.. |. w. Baker, Of the Eagle Cloth
infr IIpnCn hpQ mn i1nponngp lima nf
gents neCkties of every style and de-
scription. Everyone can find some
thing to their taste in this large stock
VIII Gov. Boies tell his democratic
friends here why he took into his ser.
vice such u political mountebank and
huckster as Sovereign while there were
respectable democrats to assist him
Probably not.
Mr.. w. II. Cowles has been making n
nice improvement on South Tracy
street by building large addition to
his house, and repainting the whole
structure. Mr.. C0wles now has u very
commodtouS and comfortable home.
People with impure blood may be
said to exist not live. Life is robbed
of half its joys when the blood is loaded
with impurities and disease Correct
this condition with De Wits Sarsapa-
rilla, it is reliable. Sold by A. II. Rob
eHs.
Mrs, Snodgrass, of Newton, has been
visiting the families of II. NJ. and
Eugene Talbot. A very pleasant din
ncr party at Eugene Talbots last Sun.
day in honor of the lady's presence, at.
tended by the Talbot and Johnson fam.
lilies.
John Wills is working the Gipple
farm Of 100 acres this year, and viii
raise a crop of grain that will sell for
$500 ut the prevailing market prices
right after harvest. John is a first class
farmer and has one of the best fields of
corn in the county.
Prof. B. w. McKeen and s. Il. Bar
nard, the latter practical printer of
Carrll, have bought the Sac sun, and
will take possession OF the plant Oct. |.
From a personal acquaintance with
these young men we are confident that
they will win success.
Mr.. i. N. Taggart has bought eighty
acres north Of Prof. Repass residence
and commenced blowing Tuesday pre-
paratory to moving his nursery stock
to the new location. This is a m )st de
sirable move for Mr.. Taggart and for
Audubon, Of which we shall have more
to say hereafter.
The Methodist Conference very prop
erly returned Rev. i. T.. llgenfritz TO
this charge. Rev. +. b. Dunn goes to
Hancock. Extra has new pastor, ID.
II. X. Dix. VIM. Mercer is stationed
at RedIeld and Linden. The Audubon
circuit is to be yet supplied. j. b. IIar-
ris is returned to Denison. 4. w. |
Armstrong goes to Randolph, Benton |
county, and j. w. Bott to hurry.
The public schools arc now running
in fine order with about 375 pupils. |
The new teachers, Prof. Hooker, Mrs. |
Brown and Miss Baxter, are doing good |
work and have all gained the good will |
of the pupils, while the older members |
of the corps maintain their established |
prestige. The Reinemund store build |
ing will be removed to the lot north of |
VIM, Cloughiy's residence for the fifth |
grade which now occupies the town |
hail.
During the electric storm recently |
Ed. Tricks new house in Melville town.
ship was badly shattered by lightning.
The bolt struck the chimney and going
inside demolished partitions and cas-
ing8, 50 that the damage is very heavy.
none of the family was in
jured though all were shocked and the |
bolt which did the greatest damage /
passed within a foot of the oldest SON
a dog which was under the porch was
Coy. Boies will speak at Audubon on
Sept. 20, at p. m. in the park.
WIN His EXcellency have the nerve to
look in the faces of the farmers who
thrive in this land of milk and honey
and reit0rate his New York statement
that the farmers are losing 81 cents an
acre on corn and that it Is true of all the
great staples raised in Iowa? Indeed
he will not The governor will To-,
upon the bountiful lield", and hedge on
MS "" 1'' : Ork speech.
Ed. 3. Cousins returned Saturday
from Marion where he attend |