Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-06-23
II. II. Bigelow, of Grinnell is in the

III, ii. Bigelow, of Grinnell is in the
city.
Roy Funk is olerking for c. L. Tai.
bolt.
Forbes Bros. have sold their Carroll
grocery.
MARKETs.--IIogs si.6o, corn 3oc,
oats $40.
Dave Forbes was down from Carroll
yesterday.
Willie Huntsberger is Gle rking for j
f. Garnet.
Mrs, Chas Bagley has been visiting
her mother in Lincoln township.
The campaign will not be hurrah
campaign. The people will think and
vote.
The Rock Island will sell excursion
tickets July . and 3, good to return the
18TH.
Good Templars will hold an ice cream
sociable in the Park tomorrow (Friday)
night.
For plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton at Stuarts
old stand.
Chris Justesen will go to Minnesota
next week In the interests Of his patent
post hole anger.
Rov. Simon Parsons and family occu-
py the b. G. Foreman residence on
East Division street.
EGGs FOR HAToHINa--Black Lang.
shans and four other varieties 81 per
setting Of thirteen. IL, G. WEBSTER.
Uncle Davy Overneld calls the Chica-
go conventions work monstrosity n
single standard candidate and free
silver platform.
John h. Doak, chairman of the ooun.
ty democracy, Is the only original Glove.
land man In town. John alone is hap.
py In his choice.
John A. Nash received Paragon
bicycle yesterday evening. 1t has prov.
cd to be one of the best and strongest
wheels on the market.
Mrs. 4. j. Stafford Informs the ladies
of Audubon that she would gladly do
all kinds of sewing to order, ut her
homo over the barber shop.
ID. G. Abrams will sever his connec.
ton with the Eagle Clothing Store
about July 10Th, and establish n bust.
ness for himself In q tywn not yet 30,
lected
Mr.. Goo. l.. Goodwill and Miss Mary
Williams were married yesterday at
the residence of George Fuller In this
city, Rev. Ed b. Cousins officiating.
Congratulations.
Il. N. Taggart & Co., have leased n
room in the new Overholtzer block for
ONCE purposes, whore they will receive
their friends and do business to the
greater accommodation Of all,
The local opinion of tho nomination
of Cleveland was coldly received, They
justly feel that the man who was de.
feated In 1883 has no show this year.
The old dag was unfurled, but 1t was
at half mast.
Judge Sanborn favors us with clip.
ping from an Arkansas paper, which
reports sixty indictmenta for illegal
sales of liquor. This from state in
which the traffic is controlled" by a
carefully guarded license law"
Mr.. Louis Keen and wife are visiting
George Keen and family. George was
called to MoGregor the first of the week
to attend the funeral of his uncle, for
whom he was named. Today Louis
and George Keen leave on u business
trip to Nebraska.
Deputy Clerk Woodward departed
Tuesday evening for La Porte, Ind,
accompanied by his two boys, and will
leave Earl with Mr.. Woodwards moth.
or for protracted visit. Harry will
attend the democratic circus in Chicago
for n day.
ID. Cole has been raising his house
and will fill In the lot, bringing 1t up to
grade. His brothers, Henry and j. w.
b., have been helping in the work, and
have come to the conclusion, which
they give US on the side, that Dell is
contemplating bold break from bach
elorhood. But as ii comes to us In con-
fidence we don't feel like saying much
about 1t.
Shelby county will hereafter elect her
supervisors by vote Of the whole coun-
ty instead Of districts as heretofore
The district system is recognized as the
best, but inasmuch as IL has given re-
publicans some slight show In Shelby
the new democratic board removes that
danger by the above method. 1t 10
quite in contrast with their pct scheme
of Michiganization,
1t Is rumored that the democrats Of
the south part of the county will ask
for the nomination of John Noon for
member of the board of supervisors.
We are not particularly interested, but
think it is base ingratitude il tho dem
ocrats do not give Honest Phil" Bick-
elhaupt a chance for second term. 1t
is an endorsement that has always been
given and should not be withheld in
this instance.
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Fought for Boies.