Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-16
Notice q, w. Prestons ad in this


left Monday for kildair, o. 4.
We are favored with the biennial re.
port OF Auditor of State Mccarthy.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CuAs. TRAMP.
A small burglary was committed on
South Washington street Saturday
night
FouND.-A child's cloak. Apply at
Harpers gallery, and pay for this
notice.
Jay Leslie, the steam swing man, is
IN trouble at Carroll, for forging a note
for $3.50
Tho Woodward Theatre Company
passed through town Monday, on route
to Manila.
Cass county corn took first premium
at the Worlds Fair. We congratulate
our neighbors.
Lime 10 cents per barrel; Plastering
Hair (washed) 20 cents per bushel, at
Weighton's yard.
Cashier Gray and family, of Extra.
visited over Sunday with MIR. and Mrs
G. III. Jones at Carroll.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
| You cannot toenail Yellow Pine di.
mension but you can buy it for $Sl5 per
1000 feet at Weighton's lumber yard.
Jackson's plurality in Iowa is 32,366
Jackson led the state ticket in Audi
bon county, but Reed led Jackson by
twelve votes.
Charlie Benton is rebuilding his
livery stable on Market street. The
old bulldog was one of the first struc.
lures in Audubon.
J. N. Paulson, of Audubon, was in
the city yesterday en- route to Copen-
hagen, Denmark, where he goes to get
mauied.-Atlantic Telegraph.
Yellow Pine will warp and split, but
If you want to experiment you can
save money by buying it at Weighton's
yard, near the Rock Island depot.
For SALE.-My farm of 1870 acres
on section ], LeRoy township, six miles
from Audubon. Good buildings.
S. =. SHANNON.
Two small boys were talking politics
on election day. One said. "My pa
votes for Boies;" the other replied tart
ly: my pa don't; he votes for men,"
Since the departure of Jno. w Coqui.
llette Audubon is without the weather
signal service 1t would be an accom-
mediation to all if someone would vol.
unteer to display the flags.
Patronize home industry by insuring
6our property in the llawkeye, of Des.
Moines and the Farmers, OF Cedar
Rapids. NJ. IL. PERRY,
Agent, Audnbon~
Lewis j. Yaggy, agent for Ma
tional Fire Ins. o.; Hartford Fire
ms. Co; Firemen's Fund Ins. 90.
Best insurance at lowest rates.
Call and SEQ mo.
Owing to bad weather the flag raising
for Ilamlin last Saturday night was
postponed till this (rhursday) evening
The boys are going down tonight to
help fly the banner.
We stand where we have always
stood. The tariff which we stand for
is tariff which shall protect the homes
and iiresides of America against all
the world,-IVm. mckinley.
Mrs, G, S Langworthy received word
Saturday OF the death of her father in
Benton county. She expected to at
tend the funeral, but missed the train
and was deprived of that consolation
Have one of these Crayon or Water
Color portraits made at the postollice
gallery as Christmas present to
mother, father, wife, daughter or best
girl. Come now, cheaper than ever,
and guaranteed.
III. w. Van Gorder has leased some
of the Rock Island land on the Blue
Grass bottom, will dam the stream and
have a skating rink III operation soon.
This bit of news will cause juvenile
hearts to thump with JOY.
Oakfeld township is the home of
VIM. Lansing, a victim of Iloke Smiths
war on pensioners. Last year it gave
Cleveland plurality Of 81. In 1893
it gave plurality OF three for Jackson.
The compliments of Mr.. Lansing and
his neighbors to Hoke Smith.
Miss Ada Richards died at the Park
hotel Sunday evening after ten days
illness with typhoid fever. The re.
mains were taken to the home Of her
parents at West Libety, Monday, for
interment The family resided near
Audubon until about year ago.
Hon. Marien ID. Reed was up from
Extra last Saturday receiving congratu-
lations of his fellow citizens. He made
a clean and honorable campaign, free
L 1afa nrftg tt.,, al 10.
methods, and his election is triumph
in which all can rejoice.
Judge Thornell held an adjourned
term of court here yesterday in which
the petition in intervention of John b.
| Doak, treasurer, against Freeman q
| Armstrong came up for hearing 1t
was decided the deposit of Treasurer
Dawson amounting to SS5854 was a
trust fund, anu was therefore prefer
red claim. This leaves the shortage to
be paid by bondsmen S6254.6S.
Since the exhibition of Lee Huller's
garden products at the Worlds Fair
that gentleman is coming into well
deserved fame. The other day he re-
ceived a letter from a Chicago real es.
tate firm, suggesting that he might
want to rent an Office in that city. For
a time, at least Lee will try to accom-.
modate himself to the confines of his
plate glass headquarters in West Au-
duboH.
Iowa Is to have monthly magazine
to be published at Des Moines by John
son Bigham, and the first number will
appear in December. Iowa is the best
patron of magazine literature Of any
state in the Union, and it Is proper
that she should have magazine o.
her own. Octave Thanet and Hamlin
Garland, Iowa authors, will contribute
to the first number, and the articles
will be embellished with portraits of
the authors The public should en-
cour age this enterprise by leaving an
order for the first number Of the Mid
land Magazine with A. II. Roberts,
newsdealer
County Chairman Hanna and Jno.