Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-16

sergeant at arms of the senate. Loyal
Mike ought to have it.
VIM, McLeran received telegram
yesterday announcing the death of his
brother, w. r., in Colorado.
Board proceedings win be published
next week. The board will continue in
session the most of this week.
An Uncle Toms Cabin outfit passed
through town yesterday. That 1t pass
ed through all are duly thankful.
Vic Walkup returned Monday nj yht
from the Cherokee Strip. He viii
arrange to move his family there soon.
W. j. Kennedy shelled an even i,i00|
bushels of corn by horse power for M.
johnson between and 6p, m, Tues
day.
Buy your posts now OF the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring. They have all kinds aud low.
est prices.
Jno. II, Frahm is slowly recovering
from his late severe attack OF malarial
fever, which his many friends will be
glad to know.
Chris j ustesen "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 ut
Weighton's lumber yard.
JAS, Lee has been feeling pretty flush
since the election of Jackson, and the
first of the week Wen. to jefferson and
Bought Jersy COW for 800,
Mrs Grant Jacobs, of Davenport
has been visiting the family of JAS. Lee
Mr., and Mrs. Jacobs expect to move
back to Audubon in the spring
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. |, dimension "a and 20, etc. of
John Weighton for $40 per 1000 feet
Tom Bowman ran twelve votes be.
hind his ticket in this county although
there was u special effort to boom him
Thomas like Horace, has had his day
Fred Vermilya has leased and now
occupies the John g, Dawson residence
Of Church street. Mrs. Dawson viii
spend the winter with her father In
Los Angeles.
4. Bilhar2 d Son have received
notice that the Electricity -four was
awarded the medal for the best quality
at the Worlds Fair. Try it and you
will use no other.
Jas. Lee has built seven barns and
IL n na "A al an.
which Is big record for one contractor.
builder and gives complete satisfaction
in every case.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
those owing us old Goal Bills to
call and settle the Same by Nov.
Goth. Otherwise thoy will go out
OF our hands for collection.
M. JOHNSON &c co.
The turkey that has ambitions for
handsome monument and eulogistc
| epitaph is now feeding well and get
ting IN good shape for Thanksgiving,
| two weeks from to-day. That turkey
will be- the hero of one brief hour.
Rev. DR.. Rees, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
will deliver his popular lecture In the
M. Il church Thursday evening Nov.
| %, subject, "Four things a Woman can
do" Admission % cents. Come every
body and enjoy rich treat.
The Leroy township democrats nd.
hered very closely to their ticket on
election day. They had but 81 scratch.
| cd tickets, while the republicans dis
figured 81 1t will be well for republi-
cans to remember this for another
year.
Horace Farquhar, of Lincoln, Ncbr.
and Grorge Farquhar of West Liberty,
are mt the home OF their parents IN
| Melville township having been called
here by the critical Illness of their
mother. II Is feared she cannot re-
cover.
The report has been current here
| that one of the gentlemen who recently
| left Audubon so suddenly had taken
refuge in Honolulu. II so he will
doubtless be pleased by the presidents
| determination to restore Queen Liliou-
kalani, for in that case he Is still safe
Mr.. G. j. Dimmick, OF Extra, and
Miss Eva Beers of Brayton, were mar.
ried yesterday Mt 2 p. m, ut the resi-
dence OF the officiating clergyman, Rev.
Ed b. Cousins. The young people are
among the most popular and highly
respected in the county, and have many
friends who extend congratulations
upon the happy event.
You can make twelve elegant Christ
mas presents for $500 by setting now
for dozen of our fadeless water proof
American Aristo photos. How else
can you provide twelve ms satisfactory
presents for the money. Come now
before the holiday rush.
@. +. WILLCUTT,
Over postofllce.
The splendid republican victory won
in Audubon county last week Is not
attributed to any man or set of men.
1t was the unanimous effort made by
all republicans in every township. 1t
was one of those spontaneous republi-
can efforts against which no party can
stand. 1t has always been q forerun-
ner OF victory and Is always followed
by certain reward. There has been no
effort at gloriilcation over the result.
There was contentment and satisfac.
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