Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-25

I per cent. Opuohal payments.
ANDREWS u 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,
The Riverside stoves are acllnowl.
edge TO be the best heaters and bakers
ever offered TO the public. Sold Mt G..
W. llooyer's hardware store.
b. +. Kennedy's family have gathered
twelve bushels OF black berries from u
patch OF ground 30N10 feet. MIR. Ken
uedy estimates that an acre would be
worth $500.
Pinkey Albert and wife arrived last
evening from Philadelphia, their
household effects and all. Mr.. Albert
informs us that he will start u paper
within few months.
There will be q Sabbath school picnic
for the schools of Dedham circuit in
Rodeick'S Grove, Dedham, on the 81.
Speakers of the best talent have been
engaged and most enjoyable time is
anticipated.
John G. Bonwell, II. w. Stearns and
VIM. Cloughly went to Des Moine8,
this morning where each have positions
on the state fair grounds, the first two
at the gates, and the latter on the de-
tectiye force.
A first class martial band has been
organized for the campaign, in which
the following are booked: Flies, A. II.
Drake and Il. II. Adams: snare drums,
Il. G. Ping, Fred Gleason and $. II.
Donaldson; bass drum, Jno. A. Nash.
A local unpleasantness is on the tapis
in the way of an action by the town
against VIM. Dryden, the Park livery.
man, for draying without license. H..
u. Funk appears for the city and VIM,
Wonn for the defense. The testimony
was taken today, and arguments will
be made tomorrow night at before
the mayor,
Ed b. Cousins and wife departed last
evening for Upton, Cedar county,
where they will remain a week visiting
relatives and numerous friends. The
special object of the journey Is to at
tend the reunion of Companies b and
&, 9th Iowa, which occurs on saturday,
the 9th, the thirtieth anniversary OF
the day the companies were mustered,
Uncle Dayy Oyerlleld made up the
delegation to attend the peoples party
congressional convention ut Atlantic
today. There is no danger Of this dele
CATION becoming full. DeFord, Of
Stuart, aud f. L. Brown, of Nicola, are
candidates for the nomination. Uncle
Davy has the honor of presenting
Browns candidacy to the convention.
The arrangements now making for
the county fair are very gratifying To
the management, and promise an cX-
hibition highly satisfactory to the at.
PENDANTS. Everything that is possible
will be done to insure good fair, but
it can only be made q success by at
tendance on the part of the people.
So prepare to do your share in this
county enterprise and make 1t credit
able to all concerned.
Word comes from O'Neil, Nebr., bear.
ing sad news us to Mr.. VIM. McMullen,
who lived at Gray until two years ago.
He has since been engaged rs an engi-
neer OH the Pacific Short Line, living
at O'Niel. Last week while enjoying q
vacation on the Niobfara, he was bath.
ing and in diving struck headforemost
upon sand bar, resulting in paralysis
which it is feared will prove fatal. The
gentleman is stepbrother of Mrs w,
J. Lancelot,
A strike has been disturbing the
trend of business on Market street yes
terday and today. The corn shelters
demanded raise of one fourth Of Il
cent per bushel, from T., to ~, and
the employers granted their demands.
ShOyelers grasped the idea and struck
for a twenty-five cent raise, to SI.75
per day. Two gangs, working for
Burnside and Greyesmuhl, are interest
ed 1t is said that there is no profit in
at cent and half.
j. Il. Hungerford, the publisher of
the Carroll HT0H, passed through Au-
dubon Monday, onroute to Atlantic, |
where he will rest from his labors for a |
fortnight, and visit Mrs. IIungerford's |
family, the Macleans. Paul Maclean, |
one of the best writers of the Iowa |
Press, has been employed 10 manage |
the H3rdid till January fst, Mr.. Hun.
gerford having found the business Of |
his paper and his duties Us postmaster
more Chan he could handle with justice
10 himself.
The veteran auctioneer, r. n. Carper,
is in the field for business again this
year. Mr.. Carper has Q splendid record
In Audubon and adjoining counties as
one of the best auctioneers in the broad
state of Iowa. He meyer fails to meet /
IN engagement or give complete salts
faction. The sales which he has cried
have been uniformly successful, salts
factory alike TO purchaser and seller.
His reputation in this regard is as wide
rs western Iowa. If thinking of hav-
ing a sale see Nate about it and get
some valuable pointers. Dates may
be arranged at this office.
DIR. S. Mosher, the renowned special
st. will be at the Stuart House in Au-
lubon, Thursday and Friday, Septem-
Der and 2, where he may be consulted
free of charge by ell afflicted with dis
eases Of long standing and which others
nave failed to cure. DR.. Mosher has
been coming to Audubon for more
Than year and his practice has been
steadily increasing, Indicating that he
S giving satisfactory treatment, and
Icing square dealing. Consultation II
free,
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
ian Endeayor made $40 at the lawn
at G. +. Browns, which was
to the Christian Home at
Council Bluffs. The following ac-
from j. G.. Lemen,
has been reGeiyedl "Yours
It hand enclosing $40 from G. Il. So
iiety at Audubon, for benefit of the
Tome. For this aid and the kindly iu-
crest manifested we return our most
incere thanks In His Name" The
Audubon Society is doing commend able
work, and their efforts should be en-.
;ouraged. t.