Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-03
MARKETS To-DAy.--C0rn 81 c; oats
10 c; wheat 3S c; hogs $500.
MARKETS MARCH |, lS93.-Corn " C;
oats 20 c; hogs 500.
-Four more year for Grover"

| visiting MS brother charles yesterday.
Miss Xell Davis returned Tuesday
evening from visiting friends in Oma'
Ia.
Marshall \ Sharp sell the Milwaukee
binder and want you to see 1t before
buying,
Top buggies, spring wagons and road
carts at Marshall \ Sharp at correct
prices.
W. J. Laucelot, Peter Audas and DIR.
Beers of Gray, are outing at Lake View
this week.
The Green BAY Lumber Company is
furnishing the lumber bill for the new
school house.
Prof, Brinkerhotr is up from Brayton
today, having just returned from the
Worlds Fair.
For SALE-New house and two lots,
in Ilarts al ition. For terms inquire
of JOS. Ridpath.
Mrs, II, H. Davidson, of Douglas
township, went to Missouri yesterday
to visit relatives.
All pupils in the public schools are to
be admitted to the fair on Tuesday,
September b free.
Marion Johnson, W. II. Netr and J.
J. llcnsley had hogs on the slump mar
ket of yesterday.
Lime 70 cents per barrel; plastcring
Hair (washed) 20 cents per bushel, at
Weighton's yard.
The celebrated Quick Meal gasoline
stove tho best baker in the market, at
Marshall u Sharp's,
b. w. McKeen, the versatile editor
of the Sac sun, attended the Crovcllng
Dustin wedding last evening.
Get piece of choice steak, good
! roast or boiling meat Mt the Park mar.
ket, which will not be undersold.
The city exchequer was replenished by
two fines of 80 each last Thursday
night for drunk and disorderlies.
There have been two transfers of real
estate recorded during the past week
A duh time In real estate, indeed.
Mrs. May Lockwood and Miss Ethel
Walker went to Ottawa, Ill., yesterday,
and while absent will visit the fair.
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 1t for Sl5 per
1000 feet at Weighton's lumber yard.
Prof. G. l.. Anderson, of the Silver
City schools, Is in the city representing
the Lincoln University at Lincoln,
Nebr.
Geo. King and Gus Earl, of Anita,
and Mrs. Jacob Kuhn, of Des Moines,
were here To attend the funeral of J. l..
Stotler.
MIR, Ben Gibson, an enterprising mer
chant of Scranton, Ia, was In town
Monday visiting Station Agent Bruner
and other friends.
The premium list for the Audubon
County Agricultural Society for the
fair to he held September 4 to 7, inclu.
siyc, is in circulation.
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. l. dimension "a and 20 etc. of
JohnWeighton for $l5 per 1900 feet.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Rickerson, of Coon Rapids, to.
day. The mother will be remembered
as Mas Mary Case. Congratulations.
All insurance rates except on dwell.
ings and farm property have been in.
creased twenty per cent owing to the
great losses sustained by the companies
this year.
Mess pork dropped 1915 per barrel
Tuesday. Cudahy and other big pack
ers went down In the squeeze. 1t is
not learned that any mess pork was
owned in Audubon.
Patronize home industry by insuring
your property in the l1awkeye, of Des.
Moines and the Farmers, of Cedar
Rapids. M. ii. PERRY,
Agent, Audubon.
Ed Prick and wife will leave Satur.
day for Chicago to be absent about ten
days Ed has Il ninety days furlough
from railroad business, and will enjoy
the most of 1t in his pleasant country
home.
The Denlson Normal and Business |
College has an advertisement in this
issue, setting forth its advantages rs
an educational institution. 1t Is good |
school, in "a good town, and well de-
serves the patronage of the people Of
Western Iowa,
Mr.. b. w. Brown was in town Mon
day and Tuesday looking after business
interests. He and Mrs. Brown leave |
Omaha to-day for months outing at |
Colorado Springs, M brown says |
that the Nebraska Central Is still |
shrouded III uncertainty.
1t is said that Mr.. Frank Fish will |
retire from his position in Hates cloth |
ing store and that his place will be filed
by John Lidd, who removed from here |
two years ago. The rumor also states
that Mr.. Fish will put himself in train |
ing for politics, with the treasurer's
office as goal.
Mr.. |. w. Baker returned yesterday
morning from the fair. He was on the |
ground five days, and says that ave |
days will do IL q man can't stay six |
months, and that he was only able TO |
Baker and the children will remain
bb CIV CIV iOi
DIR. +. r. Stotler, of Williamsburg, Pa
arrived here Monday morning, called
by the fatal illness of his brother the
late j. l.. Stotler. The Doctor resides
but two miles from the scene Of the
Homestead riot Of Year ago. He was
much impressed with, the fertility of
Iowa, his first visit toAwhich was under
very sad circumstances,
In the last issue OF the Adcocdte
Frank ID. Allen withdraws from the
race for the nomination for representa-.
tive on the democratic ticket. Thia
only leaves Prof. w. II. Brinkerhon, j.
Nal bryan, q. Il. Tyler and James
DAVIS in the field. 1t is quite mag
unanimous in Mr.. Allen to withdraw
when he had the nomination within
his grasp,
The professional card of DR.. j. NJ.
Rendleman appears in this issue. The
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