Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-07-09


rive home tomorrow.
The brick work ON Jno. L. Consigny's
building is nearly completed, the plate
glass is here and the whole building
will be finished soon IL will be one Of
the neatest in the city.
Mrs. Kline, of Yuba City, Cal, who
has been visiting for fortnight with
her father and brother, |, A. and j.
Shingledecker, in east Leroy, departed
Tuesday evening for Lansing, Michi-
gan.
George KILLER has an old flint lock
horse pistol which his grand father
carried to the Revolutionary war. Its
u murdcrous looking weapon, calculated
TO start u cold sweat on u man at first
sight.
puriHes the blood, increases the cir
culation, expels poisonous humors and
builds up the system, What more do
you want medicine to perform? De
Wits Sarsaparilla is reliable. A. ii.
Roberts.
DR.. G. 4. Warner is very successful
in fitting spectaclcs, 1t is the testimo,
ny of physicians that this is properly
the work of one with special practice
and they heartily recommend DIR. War
ner. Consult him.
Trains were run through on the
Northern Iowa division of the North
western Tuesday for the first time in
two weeks. The storm was the most
damaging to railroad property of any
in the history of Iowa.
Mr.. l.. j. Yaggy, general manager
and private secretary of the Gravity
Lock Company, has shown MS the new
lock made from the latest pattern, and
as it is an improvement upon n good
thing it will find rapid sale.
Harry Soar was home from Des
Moiues to spend the Fourth, returning
Tuesday. lie is engaged rs assistant
book keeper for Randall, Dickey Il Co
We are glad to know that this energet-
ic young man is in first class position
Persons with weak eyes should not
neglect them too long, or serious trouble
may ensue. Treat them with well fit.
ting spectacles and the result will be
marvellous, preserving their strength
for future years. Consult DIR. Warner,
Mr. MI. Warren and Miss CalIie
Smith were married ut the NJ. +. par
sonage, Friday evening, July g., Rev. +,
f. llgenfritz officiating, in the presence
of a small company of invited guests,
These parties are well known in Aud
ubon and we bespeak for them u pros
porous and joyous life.
The i. G. l.. colored quartet was in
town yesterday and made an abundance
of good music. They are advertising
for the wholesale grocery establishment
of Let's, Fletcher & CO., of Marshall
town and Carroll, and represent that
reliable and enterprising house very
creditably, They went to kimballton
today,
In a shooting match at live pigeons
yesterday afternoon w. II. OConnell
killed nine out of ten, II. w. Wilson
eight, f. IL. Adams seven, Contractor
Merriam seven, +. i. Rees five, Mr..
Miller five, In the second contest Mer-
riam killed seven out of eight, o'Con-
nell six, Adams five, Wilson three,
Kelly two,
LINCOLN township people are doing all
that is possible in caring for those who
were injured in the storm, and in col
Letting their goods. The neighbors
gathered at John Wilson's Monday,
and put up n comfortable if not com
modious house on the old site, so that
his family is reunited and he can pro
coed with his field work.
While II. N. Carper and George
Hoover were driving east on the road
north of Maple Grove Cemetery, July
LIST, the team and buggy were taken up
from the turnpike bodily and blown
into the willow hedge where they were
numerically pelted by rain for five
minutes. Nate says the future looked
dubious for q short time.
Complaint is made of cattle commit
ting depfeaations TO trees and fences
while being driven to and from the
pastures. Just what privileges they
have in going regular routes in town
where stock is prohibited from running
at large is perhaps a fine point of law.
1t might be suggested that in this par
ticular prohibition doesn't wholly pro-
hibit.
Miss ONO S. Yaggy returned home
from Chicago last week, after a year at
the Central Musical College of that city
where she graduated aud received a
diploma. She will return about Sept.
LIST, topursue special course requir'
ing a year in its completion. The many
friends of the estimable young lady re-
ioice in her musical attainments and
respect her ambition for yet higher
h0noFs.
Mr.. Chas. Van Gorder and family
departed yesterday morning for the
old home at Elmira, N. Y, to be absent
about two months. He takes advan-
tage Of the teachers excursion rates to
the national association at Toronto,
Canada, and will visit the points of
notable scenery in the east. Mr.. Van
Gorder has o round trip ticket and a
nomination for Representa- tive staring
him in the face, so that there need be
no anxiety on the part of depositors
about his visit to the land of the
Kanucks.
1t is coming, ten times greater,
grander, and more brilliant than ever.
Gross Bros. Grand Pavilion, with 20
stars introducing Miss, Lottie Ray