Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-14
Board proceedings next week.

wv. pSott NVht w ShtSoSo Cosuiuoy
night.
Charlie Huntsberger's right arm was
broken Yesterday.
Mrs. w. r.. Mills went to Glenwood
Tuesday to visit relatives for a month
Miss Nellie Dickinson returned Tues
day to her school studies at Lake For
est, Ill.
Lime 70 cents per Darrell. Plasterinp
Hair (washed 20 cents per bushel, a,
Weighton's yard.
Nice new line of school suits at the
Eagle, don't buy until you see them.
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 it for Si5 pei
1000 feet at Weighton's lumber yard.
There is no such thing as soft Yellow
Pine, except swamppine. Good Yellow
Pine is hard, and will be sold cheap AT
Weightons lumber ward.
Harry Arnold, OF omaha, Is in the
city looking after his Citizens Bank
investments. He is unable rs yet to
estimate the amount of his loss.
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. |, dimension "a and 2-6, etc. OF
JohnWeighton for $40 per 1000 feet
Patronize home industry by insuring
your property in the Hawkeye, of Des
Moines aud the Farmers, of Cedar
Rapids. NJ. III. PERRY,
Agent, Audubon.
The ladies Columbian Club will meet
with Mrs. a, l.. Brooks Tuesday even.
ing, September 10th. A full attend
ance is requested,
GERTRUDE II. NASH.
Secretary,
The Scranton Journal has distanced
all competitors in snake stories. Ii
told of u reptile forty two feet long,
ten inches in diameter and with head
as large rs a calf, having been seen de.
vouring hogs near stream on farm
eight miles from town. The editor
must wash his internal economy with
n vile quality of bug juice. lie gave
the absurd yarn such aglamor Of truth
that the yahoos up there hired teams
and drove out in pursuit Of the beast
A COMBINATION SALE, of about 40
head of standard and high bred trot-
ting stock will be held In Atlantic, Ia,
Wednesday, Sept. Goth, 1893, by b. f..
Brayton, w. j. Harris, Lewis,
A. Gardner, Atlantic, consisting of
brood mares bred to fashionable bred
stations, FLIES and colts the get of
such high class stations rs Judge SAILS
bury by Nutwood ELSA, Pluto by
We'd gewoOd, 216h, Lexington Wilkes
by George Wilkes 2.22 Davcnant 2.261S,
Mark +. 2.262h Copper Glance by
Patchen IS, and many thus
equally as well bred, among which are
some stallion colts that will make
large horses, suitable to head any
establishment. Standard
aud standard producing, Allies large
and stylish suitable for all purposes.
Address any above named parties for
catalogue giving full descriptions of
each animal, No postponement on
account of weather.
Mr.. l.. j. Rundell, Nebraska popu-
list, harangued crowd on the streets
evening. 1t seemed to be his
especial mission to ridicule both old
parties and discredit the motives and
objects Of all leaders. Like the gentle.
men who spoke in the court house u
few days ago, ho admired Abraham
Lincoln for the alleged prophesy that
The whole country would go to the bow
vows in Il contest between labor and
capital rs u result of the Capitalization
Of wealth, but IL has been so frequently
proven that the Martyr President never
uttered or indited the quoted words
that they ought to give it rest. The
men who denounce the republican
party ought TO DO honest enough to re-
frain from misrepresenting its leader.
The speakers chief theme was the sill
yer question and he followed the same
lines pursued by all of his class, un-
authenticated except by the statements
Of himself, Iia scored the national
democrats and the democrats Of Iowa
for having repudiated their platforms,
md made the implied deduction that
individuals can find haven with the
populists. lie said you could use
100000 right in this country now,
and that's just what free silver Isl
The Idea seemed to take, and If any
body had an idea that Rundell knew
what he was talking about the country
would go unanimously populist this
fall lie also promised that the popu-
list could make whisky fifteen cents q
pint, absolute free trade between ma
lions, all taxes raised by income tax
and graduated tax upon lands, home
steads exempt and the rich men pay
Ing all the freight. He shared the opin.
ion of that grotesque and ferocious lit.
tie parsonage, Mr., Tabor, In that the
power OF q dollar Is too great,
aud like him neglected to state that the
purchasing power Of labor had CORE
spondingly increased up to the time of
the Inauguration of the present admin
istration. These people are hardly to
be considered seriously, They are pc
IitIcal testers, who have a balm FOR
every heart that aches with political
neglect.