Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-10-19

and a half of marvelously forceful de-
livery, though his third speech for that
day, was continual revelation. Every
body went away with cheers upon their
lips from the young giant of republic
canism.
Mr.. Wilkerson, of Chicago, followed
Jackson with fifteen minutes speech
urging Iowa people to do their fun
duty at the polls, bearing in mind that
the voice of Iowa would be effective in
shaping legislation, to either embolden
democracy to proceed with its free
trade policy or on the other hand give
congress notice that Iowa believes that
policy to be ruinous and demoralizing.
He suggested, too, to the veteran sol
diers that they will either encourage or
disapprove the actions Of IIoke Smith
by their votes this year.
Dan Mccarthy returned home yester-
day,
b. G. Foreman, of Harrington, Nebr,
is in the city.
Coal for $3.50 per ton at the Stuart
Grain Company's.
Mrs, q. b. Russell returned Tuesday
night from Wisconsin.
Mira. Frank Davis was taken to At
lantic to-day for medical treatment.
No. | Yellow Pine dimension for sale
at Sl5 per 1000 feet, by John Weighton.
Mrs, ID. l.. Thomas is among the ty-
phoid fever victims southeast of town.
Mr.. win Hadden, OF Walden, N Y.
is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Theo, +.
Myers.
Rev. Il. A. Smith and wife are visit
ing the great fair Mrs. Smiths school
is being conducted by Mamie Baxter
Buy your posts now Of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring, They have all kinds and low
est prices.
Miss Ella NJ. Stearns went to the fair
Tuesday night, leaving her department
| IN the schools In the care of Miss Mag.
gie DeMotte.
Chris Justesen "Shoemaker" is sell
ing the best coal In different grades,
south of the mill Two thousand
pounds to the ton.
There is no such thing as soft Yellow
Pine, except swamp pine. Good Yellow
Pine is hard, and will be sold cheap at
Weighton's lumber ward.
II, U. Funk and Sam milford return.
ed Monday morning from TT. Madison,
where they have been rs delegates to
the great council of Red Men.
FoR SALE My house of six rooms,
nicely located, with good cellar and
good water.
V. A. WALKup.
! Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. |, dimension "a and 20, etc. of
John Weighton for Ssl5 per 1000 feet.
John Dillons manager has been COM
PEELED to cancel the engagement made
for this place Oct. 81. The manager
promises, however, to make date here
at the earliest convenience.
Il. n. Taggart and wife returned Sat
urday night from tho Empire state,
where they went some time ago to at
tend the funeral of an aunt, and haye
since been delayed in settling the estates
They stopped at the fair while return
ing.
John T. Minor Is home from his tour
of Nebraska and reports very pleas
ant trip. lie was at Norfolk and visit
ed the great Oxnard factory where
they are making $4,000 pounds of sugar
daily from sugar beets grown in tho
state.
VIM. Krause, ST., OF Douglas town.
ship has bought Frank Fish's residence
in Hubbard Row, and will occupy it
soon. Nj, Fish will move to Lake
Charles, La, where he will engage in
the tailoring and gents furnishing
trade.
| w. j. Richards is In the field as an
auctioneer, and having had experience
in that line is able to assure satlsfac-
ton to those who employ him, and can
give testimonials as to his abilities I'm
this line. His present postonlc is Tenn
pleton, but after Dec. LIST he may be
found at Audubon.
The boys who went to Atlantic last
Friday to participate in the bicycle
meet were greatly disappointed.
About twenty-five visiting wheelmen
were in attendance, but as the gate re-
ceipts were only SlS and the prizes Of
fered were 500, the managers declared
all races Off. 1t is not q good policy
for our neighboring town to discredit
It's enterprise in that way.
The second in Mr.. McIntosh's course
of illustrated lectures at the Presby
terrain church win be given Thursday
evening the Goth inst across the Con-
tinent" is the title. 1t will give us all
charming trip across our country.
The excursion will start at p. m, the
fare is only 20 cents and 10 for children,
including everything. This will be
the opportunity for all stay .at.home-
travellers. Remember Thursday the
Goth, across the Continent"
Geo. f. Keen has bought all of the
machinery of the McGriff shop and
consolidated that with his own plant
on Mraket street. Mr.. McGriff and
family moved to Atlantic Monday.
He has secured employment with IIodg
son & War;. He is first-class mec-
hanic, and we hope will do well in his
new position. The consolidation, to-
gether with Improvements which Mr..