Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-04-20

Beacon coal, the best in the market
$3.50 per ton at Stuart Grain Cos.
For genuine strictly pure linseed oil
go to q. w. Hoover's hardware store.
No. Yellow Pine dimension for sale
at $40 per 1000 feet, by John Weighton.
Miss Ida Johnson is able to be out
after q severe illness of four months
dur alton.
The celebrated Quick Meal gasoline
stoye-the best baker In the market, at
Marshall 4 Sharp's,
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY,
You cannot toe.nail Yellow Pine di.
mension, but you can buy il for Ssl5 per
1000 feet at Weighton's lumber yard.
One thousand dollars reward for eve.
ry ounce of adulteration found in the
Aston strictly pure white lead Sold
by &. w. Hoover.
Just Received ut The Racket, a com.
plete line of the Royal Hook Kid
Gloves. All the latest styles. Every
pair warranted.
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. |, dimension pa and 30, etc. of
JohnWeighton for Sl5 per 1000 feet,
Title Hagel, who has been regula T
attraction at the Cass county fair for
successive years, had both legs broken
III a balloon accident at San Fran cisco
the other day.
Mr.. J. Smutney was down from Car.
roll Tuesday and is talking of engag.
ing In business here, also OF purchas-
ing the Holmes store room on
Washington street.
Hon. III. +. Andrews is at his office
attending to business again, though
not entirely recovered from his late
long illness. He has given up moving
to Audubon until next fall.
The warehouse next to the Rock
Island switch, on the south side of
broadway, has been moved across the
tracks. Mr.. Weighton purchased the
lot for 81 900 and will use it as lum-
Der yard.
The infant child of Hans Christensen
and wife is i'll with diphtheria in a
mild form. The little one has been
exclusively ut home aud they are at q
loss to know how the disease was con
tracted.
Harry wilkins, who has been a RE
PUB LICAN employee since Jan. LIST, de.
parted Monday for Omaha to accept u
more lucrative position. We found him
good workman and young man of
good character. Miss Ella Moore has
taken his place in this Office.
Mr.. Jacob Beck will 60 to his old
home In Johnson county the latter
part of the week. He has been several
years prominently identified with the
business interests of the town an d
will be missed. IL not thoroughly sat.
isfied with that country he will return
to Audubon.
Deputy y. Marshal Richards, Of
Stuart, was in the city yesterday OH
his way home from Audubon. The
boys say that the bootleggers up there
shipped in q car load of beer and were
going to have a fine time when w. A.
dropped in on them and got SO many
that the jail would not hold them
Telegraph,
1t is rumored that we are to have no
fast trains to Chicago during the
Worlds Fair. The general managers
of a II lines running out Of Chicago to
the Missouri river and to the north
west have decided to lengthen the time
one hour between Chicago and st. Paul,
Minneapolis, Omaha, Denver and Kan
sas City. The new schedule goes into
effect about May 7th and is adopted to
allow all trains to haul heavier loads.
Three to six extra cars will be attached
to each train.-CaTr0H Herald.
In very quiet way Mr.. A. II. Rob.
erts celebrated his twenty-first birth
day, as druggist, last Saturday. A.
Ii. says that when he thinks Of the fire.
luency of fatal mistakes in the drug
business, and the thousands of oppor.
tunities for mistakes, he feels that he
Is to be congratulated upon his record.
Mr.. Roberts is careful, thoughtful
and painstaking pharmacist, exercising
every precaution against mistakes, and
well merits the confidence Of the pub
lie, which he enjoys in the fullest de-
gree.
The largest exclusive stock train tina t
ever went out over the Rock Island
branch was shipped from Brayton Sat
urday consisting Of seventeen car loads
Eight belonging to |. u. IIallock, five to
B. +. Simpson and four to Mr.. Samp-
son. Besides the owners, Chas. Bowen,
G. l.. Bison, DIR. w. Il. Koob, l.. Il.
Howell, John Il. jenkins, III. M. Bart
lett and G. II. Vail accompanied the
train. This is molly crew upon which
Carter Harrison may test his intertain.
ing powers, and IL they give the mayor
q certificate of competency, then he'll
do for the Worlds Fair Mayor,
In THE ToILs.-Mr. w. A, Crane
was arrested last week at Lincoln, Neb.
and is to be brought back to Mills
county to answer for his crime against
Miss Sylvia Binnex. 1T is reported by
the Lincoln papers that Crane had been
in that city about three
months, and that he had been living
with an unknown woman, even while
protesting to be a single man. 1t is
said that his crime in Mills county is
an agg rayated one, and that In all prob
ability he will get the full penalty of
the law. The pursuing friends of the
young woman are remorseless and will
be satisfied with nothing short of the
laws extreme.
We publish this week a communi-
cation from our old friend, Seth Paine
in defense of Carter Harrison, the
elected mayor of the ity
Of Chicago. 1t is a matter of supreme |
Indifference to us whether Mr.. Harri-
son is a good or bad man, and we shall
not stop to argue the case. 1t occurs |
10 us, however, that man who receives
The industrious support of the gamb.
ers and saloon keepers and other law
ess elements, is not the man to restrict
heir lines of business when he gets in.
% controlling position. Mr.. Harri
ION may be a genial good fellow, but
he is under obligations to these ele-
nents which he always has and doubt.
ess always will respect. They will
atisfy his itching palm and enjoy I'M
Iue privileges for fleeclng the unso.
'histicated during the great fair.
1t was a great day in Audubon when
he Iowa State Band paid us a visit
lst Monday afternoon. The organiza-
ion was greeted by q good audience,