Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-07-28
Can you solve the puzzleY

George Gray went to DesMoines this
morning.
Fred Gleason has been ON the sick
list this week.
Adam Didkey, of Des Moines, is in
Audubon today.
Will Oliver and John Graham have
gone to Ames to attend College.
Miss Ella Stearns is spending por.
tion of her vacation in Wahoo, Nebr.
Mr.. Rouse, who has been employed
in the mill, has gone to Gibbons, Nebr.
When Audubon has four railroads
what's the matter with union depot ?
Theo. +. Myers, Esq, will leave this
evening on business trip to Manohes-
ter,
Gold Dust Tonic is the best blood
purifier known, and should be in every
house.
For plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton at Stuart's
old stand.
Don't miss the best entertainment Of
the season, but hear tho band concert
at Russcll's next Thursday evening.
Eaas FOR HATonINa-- Black Lang
shans and four other varieties 81 per
setting of thirteen. III. Q, WEBSTER.
Peter Christensen will soon receive
an imported bicycle at an expense of
$3.50, weighing only thirty.iiye pounds.
On Tuesday August 3oth, and Sep.
TENDER eth, 1892, the G. NJ. n ST. L.
R'y will sell Harvest excursion tickets
at reduced rates.
Money to loan on improved farms AT
Z per cent. Optional payments.
ANDREWS n HANNA.
Audubon, Iowa.
Tell your neighbor about the great
campaign offer of THE REPUBLICAN
and the New York Tribune both one
year for only $3.50,
Cal Marlin is home from Illinois and
Indiana. He says that politics is al
ready hotter there than any thing he
has ever seen in.Iowa.
The Cornet Band has received the
cornet with which Ellet Judd decamp
ed Judd preferred to return the in.
strumcnt rather than be jagged,
1t is reported that Engineer Boyten
and two surveyors We're southwest OF
town Tuesday. We cannot learn that
they were interviewed in Audubon.
Tho Iowa State Fair premium list
has Just been received at this Office,
The great exhibition will be held AT
Des Moines, August Goth, to Sept. I'd,
inclusive.
Mr.. w. ii. Kelly, whose illness was
reported last week, has continued very
low. Ills trouble is an abdominal alb
cess. II Is hoped that the cooler wealth
or will help him to improve.
The Hotel Collins, opposite the Rock
Island depot in Atlantic, Is u ilrst-class
house, and affords the best convent.
ences for Audubon people stopping in
or passing through Atlantic.
Mr.. w. n. Johnson, formerly n mel
chant at Gray, now of Colorado, Is Wis
iting his mother and sisters here. He
is interested with Silas Wilson of At |
lantic in large nursery out there.
The work Of fencing the Park Is now
going on. Large cedar posts will sup
port strong chain. Good work has
been done in trimming the trees and
now the general appearance Is very
The band boys are making great
for their concert to be
given at Russells next Thursday even
ing. 1t is for the sole benefit Of the
band, an organization whose music all
enjoy, and all should patronize their
concert next week.
In another column of this issue we
print puzzle of the Gold Dust Tonic
Co., In which they give to solyers sew
eral valuable presentsi besides, every
person who answers the advertisement
will receive an Invaluable present.
Everybody should try 1t. Send in your
answers as soon as possible and receive
one of the large prizes. The puzzle will
not appear again 80 take aa.a1.-antage of
The opportunity.
The democratic county convention
will be held August 9th, one week from
next Saturday. The starters have
about all been named heretofore, but
with these there will be quite skirm-
sh. John McGuire for auditor, John
Calhoun Fremont Wicker, Geo. Foley
md Frank Fish for clerk, II. III. Beason
or recorder, II. G. Carpenter for attor- !
ley DIR. Evans for coroner, and Phillip I
for supervisor complete
he list at present.
Jas. Forbes and win ID. Forbes have
disposed of their entire business inter
sts in Audubon TO Geo. G. Farmer,
rom Kansas. The sale includes the |
Banner grocery store, the boot and shoe
tore, the two blocks In which they are |
coated on the south side, and the resi- I
lence of Will ID. Forbes on Church c
treet. Mr.. Farmer comes highly re- h
commended as good business man +
md desirable citizen. 1t is understood a
hat his son will come here from Min Y
Ieapolis and be associated with him in
onducting tho business. The Messrs. t
'olbes with their families will move to v
BUTTE, Nebr, and engage in the bank !,
ng business and other lines. Jas. l..
forbes is already there and established
n the lumber trade.