Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-10-27
The North. Western pay car was here

Chester Wheeler, of Chicago, is in
town today.
b. +. Howald arrived home Tuesday
from Chicago.
Rosenberg & 90, pay the high
est cash price for Chickens,
VIM. Mallory is expected home from
Des Moines the last of this week.
An eleven pound son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Story Saturday.
Iii Shupe and wife came down from
Pocahontas Center today to visit
friends.
For plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton at Stuart's
old stand.
For the best grades OF lumber at the
lowest living prices, go to Weighton's
lumber yard.
The new ballot boxes have arrived,
and while on the dray We're mistaken
for an invoice of trunks.
A word to the wise is sufficient. Be
fore you buy cook stove or heater
call at G, w, Hooyer's hardware store,
For the best quality of underwear of
all kinds be sure to see Coquillette's
stock. A fine assortment and all new
goods.
Buy your posts now Of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
Money to loan on improved farms al
Z per cent, Optional payments.
ANDREWS 81 HANNA.
Audubon, Iowa,
The Riverside stoves are acknowl.
edge to be the best heaters and bakers
ever offered to the public, Sold at q,
W. Hoover's hardware store,
The finest and the best line Of cook
stoves and heaters ever brought to Au.
dubon county are at q. w. Iloover's
hardware store,
Next Sabbath morning Rev. Il. Dick
inson will preach at the Presbyterian
church on "rhe Sorrow Mt the White
House" All are invited.
The Knights of Pythias hereafter
meet on the first and third Tuesday of
each month, The first meeting under
the new order is next Tuesday night.
The State Epworth League of the NJ.
Il. church held u convention this week
at Oskaloosa, Marion Johnson and Miss
Addie Cross went rs delegates from
this Chapter.
Any person purchasing 80 cent tick,
OF for next Monday nights performance
OF the Spooner Dramatic Co, can take
one lady FREQ. This gives you IN OPP
portunity to bring your wife, mother,
sister or best girl free of charge. Ad.
mission 10, 20 and 30 cents.
Mr.. Thos. Gill, living near Extra lost
an arm while working about a clover
huller last Friday. His sleeve caught
in belt and his arm was drawn be.
tween it and tho wheel and crushed to
the elbow, Drs. koob and Emmert
amputated the injured member Satur.
day.
Parties desiring old organs cleaned
or repaired can secure the services Of
II. o. Atherton by making application
ut the Commercial house. He is an ex-
perienced man and guarantees good
work or no pay. Mr.. Atherton may be
able to save you the expense Of new
instrument.
Geo. Gray was at Lincoln, Nebr., last
week on business, and says Nebraska
will give n big majority for Harrison,
On the train no met an Omaha bust,
ness man, life long democrat, who
will vote for Harrison, to maintain the
business stability of the country and
avoid the wild cat currency dangers
MI Albert Tharnish and Miss Abbie
NJ. Bauer were married In st. Mary's
church, Iowa City, Tuesday, Oct, 18th,
for which occasion the church was
highly decorated. Mr.. Tbarnish and
bride were visiting the grooms parents
in Audubon over Sunday and receiving
congratulations, They returned to At
lantic Monday evening.
The First Quarterly meeting OF the
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M. Il. church will be held next Sunday,
services as follows: Love Feast at 10
o'clock, preaching at II by the pastor
followed by the Sacrament of the Lords
supper. Rev. ID. G. Franklin ID. d., will
preach IN tho evening at 7iB0. Every:
body cordially invited TO all these ser.
vices,
A Danish carpenter Of this city says
that in the Fatherland he worked four
days to get money enough to buy a
hammer. In this country, with one
days labor he can buy three hammera.
A harness maker from the same land
sayo that his daily wages there were 80
cents, while here they are $1.75. Com
parisons are equally favorable to this
country in all lines, This condition
can only be maintained by sustaining
the party that legslates in favor of the
American working man.
j. l.. Gron, Danish speaker, deliver
ed grand republican address before a
good audience of his native country.
men at Kimballton last night He
spoke eloquently and with great rapid.
ity, force and effect For two hours
he poured out facts, figures and argu.
ment in such Q way as " hold the
closest attention. AT the conclusion
he received vociferous applause. Fol
lowing Mr.. Gron, Jno. A. NASH Esq
presented square, business like argu.
ment showing why the republican par
TVS march of progress should be CON
tinued in the nation. Mr.. Nash was
roundly applauded,