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Gilt Rage Butter at Warrens, Come to Greenfield on the 4th ©. C. McNerny, of Creston, sleds of muscal instruments, 1 thoge Persian prints at Darrat Culbertson’s, they are beauties. : =Porneat reliable abstracts with patch see Easton Dos Cantos. Easton Don Carlos have abun dance of money to Joan on farm cuunties, Hs ant! =A good $40 ere farm near Green fold, Forante cheap. Enquire of F. M. Brown, —Will sell oF trade Holstein breed but Huger, Orient, Towa, The home of Will Scholes contains another boy this week. ‘The little fel low arrived Saturday night and tipped th beam at 10 Ibs ' =B. F. Garmer, wife and family came uup from Creston, Wednesday morning nd will hereafter make their home in Greeveld, Mr. Garmer ins rented the Schofield property north of the Adair County Bank and his family are now posses aion full registered Inquire of D.J. re ten mila bicycle road race will one of the leading features on the 4 very bicycle rider Im the county legible to compete. A handicap will be given all new riders and everything done to give each one an equal show to win can of two prizes The celebration in Greenfield the Ith, will be the largest given In South western Town this year. The money has been raised to ensure success; the atterctions have been engaged; the program has been arranged. Nothing but nofavorable weather can prevent grand time. Come every body and bring ery other body with you. —We tight fll this paper this week swithh press notices of the Riedeleberger Rolfeck concert company, but its not necessary. This entertainment has bees ected with great care as was the other entertainments of the course and there are many who know the performers in this company, who believe the last will do the best. Be sure to attend. To 1 night, Admission 35 come. Reserved nents 50 cents. Away out in Wyoming up in the gleaming there sat maiden combing: her golden hair. All heated from roari ng, and panting and foaming there came top and bugged her a great grizzly bee ‘Thie did not afright her for the bear and not bite her, she only exclaimed as he hugged tighter and tighter, Oh! ‘Dea ‘This broke up old brula and he left off his wooing, went back to the mountain ‘ani hid for a year. —Exchange. “the army worm has made is appear ance in several countion of ‘the state, Prof. Osborne of the Laws experiment station at Ames, aaya: “If the worms are moving from one field to another or in any given direction a deep furrow with the vehticle side ontop, the worms will be compelled to climb the per dicular side will stop them; and by bor ing post holes every rod in the furrow they may be trapped in great numbers and buried. When they re feeding on pasture or meadow, sprar the grass with ‘8 at long solution of Paris green or London purple, one pound of polaon to 100 gallons of water. If they are mov ing spray the grass a tithe distance in front of thean Married at the M. E. parsonage in this city on Wednesday, June 10h, Tillie M. Gaskill, of Winterset, and HI. P. Schofield, of Grand River township. Rev. Meredith performed the ceremony. The groom, Mr. Schofield, is well known to every citizen of Adale county. He is we of our successful farmers, a gentle man of ability and honesty. ‘The lady he has chosen for a companion, we are informed, is well qualified to take charge of the household dutee enquired ‘and will fail to letter the vows she has taken. [tis the wish of their many ronds that their voyage together through, life may be languil and when they reach that haven to which we are all bound may they receive “that peace that passeth all understanding.” ‘The Dem- ‘rat extends congratulations EEE 1 radion Norma to Bana eight nd cured abut #30 wort of a They recared an eotnace they the odow fate woth, by thing of a Pale or gan.” Now he window through the ey entered wands the sow se Siew they “helped them alve, the iver png tes andere and yma dutery. The pary or pln who did the work waders the quay and tongue they tok he moat alae Arucls in the farArangee Who as Intown par at work wee aust Ione. Henog gone wee Monday mir Ing the deputy bert de Patron Me tendon wet ator bi ad cape him between thie l nad. Fontana They were him a alone, ea l led, let found thing to Toes at he wth man they weet Soyer paren are under stpecton, bat wet enya deuloped to sumuanate. te | ‘pon —Farm insurance costing only 234 for 5 years, payable in payments without fterest. Insurance covering free and lightoog end wind storms, F. M. Brown, Greenfeld, lows, Concert next Thursday night. ‘A new stack of percales at Darrah | © Culbertson's = Beautiful now antle flow | at Calder sisters. =For sale—A short horn bull. Ene ro of T. M. Neely =Very nlce termined hats at the Cald= | wallalsters for $1.50 for 156. | Shephyr ginghaws at Darra Culbertson's Take your upholstering work to W. B. Burger's furniture store Money to loan on farm property, through F. M. Brown, agent. =For prices on pianos or organs write 10.0. B, McNerny, Creston, Lowa. of B per cent, farm loans call on Eastox Dow Cantos. =There will be preaching to the U. P. church, June 14th, by Rev. I. Gibson. =, B. Patrick, of Mills county wil liver the oration at Greenfield. July 4th Take your wool to W. L. Battin Co. for all the price the market vill ‘ford cathollea of this vietnity held services in Heaton's hall last =Only a few of moe cheap ribbon remnants test, get one to-day, ‘~The last concers or she ensers atnninal course will occur at the Presbyterian church. Thursday evening, June 11th ‘Tuo Riedelsberger Rulfrok concert company will give the last entertainment of the course at the Presbyterian church tonight. Ceresota is giving the best of satisfaction and if you have not tried if you ought to. Parties wanting monumental work of any life and price, will do well to consult 10. Sullvan, proprietor of the CCeestom rarbin works The Riedelsberger Rolfrke concert company, opparting four of the lead fingarate of the anton will appear at the Presbyterian church tonight Coffey, Rental Co, have erected ‘fine wind mill on these premises and placed a tank in font of ther hnplement Bone, where the public can water their rock .Sometime ago I was troubled with ‘attack of rheumatism. I used Chamber ling Pain Balm and was completely cured. I have since advised many of my friends and customer to ty 1 remedy and all speak highly of St. Sie ux Goronan, San Lule Rey, Cal. For by C.D. Knapp. —For the next 30 days the New MUL inery Store will sell their stock of sum mer goods at cost in order to make room for new goods. 150 terminediate to select from, howe wising hats wil do | | well to give them a call. —The Agnew Band, of Creston, one of best musical organizations in Town, will | bel Greenfield on the 4th, and give during the day and ie band acted a state wide reputation f rrm a membership several years, and of 88. The com tee secured them at considerable owt and they will posiively be here. —The St. Louis Republic has made Arrangements to cover the political news of all parties in the coming campaign in sway tat has never been equated by any newspaper. Those who wish to keep posted should subscribe at once. The Republic, daily and Sunday, bine been reduced to $8 a year, $8 for 6 months or 00 cents month. The Twice: a-Week Republic is $1 a year, Kiev, WW. Ramsey, thie aely ap pointed presiding elder of the Creston Methodist district, came to the after ‘noon from Chariton, Keramsey wil remain in Creston oil tomorrow after ‘noon to look up residence location an d he expects to move his family to the Telty at an early date. Tomorrow after noon he will go to Corning where he will conduct services at the Methodist church, and Sunday evening he will preach at Villisea—Creston Gazette, Women pin from left to right, Men from right to left, Women button fro m spht to left, men from left to righ, Women stir from left to right (their ton, for instance), men from right to left, Woman seldom know the difference be tween a right and left shoe, and i 9 ousemaid brings up a man's booze she will, nine times out of ten, place them so that the points will nf diverge. Can these peculiarities be explained, ~Lon-* ton Truth, .
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Greenfield Adair County Democrat
Greenfield, Iowa, US
Thu, Jun 11, 1896
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