Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-03

THEGAZETTE,
s CEDAR FALLS. IOWA.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1860.
l0eAl DEPARTMENT.
Sseck Compcny-A. J. GHAvEs, Is the ap.
pointed agent for the Cedar Valley Agricul-
tursl Association, for the collection Of the
atkotht assessed, and now due.
Remember To-nghs.-Horticultural meet.
ing A Poem on Horticulture will be read.
Also the committee on Door Yards and Gar
dcns will report. Be on hand.
More Fauors.-On our table before us as
We write are some garden products placed
there byaNr. JOHN ScHENcK. Like every.
thing from this source they are fine.
+ Faand.-A gold stud, originally from the
establishment Of G. G. Evans, was picked up
in the hall running through Overman's block,
few days since. The proprietor can obtain
it by calling at this office. ....
4 Rail Splitter.-This Campaign illustrated
paper has arrived, Mr.. DEAN is forming new
club and al those wishing to subscribe can
do 50 BY calling ON Mr.. D. and paying their
The charlottesville. CHAs RArrRAy has
some fine portraits of the Presidential Candi-
dates. He has presented us with q photo
grapbed bust Of LINCOLN that is very fine
Call. on him and look at them.
a neutrality-suspicious. wishing good Like.
ness had better call on Mr. F. w. THOMPSON,
at his rooms over Messrs VASSAuN & HUNr's
store. As will be seen by his advertisement
he will remain in town but few days.
Republican Standard.-Those wishing to
SEQ sample of the Standard can do so by
calling at this office. Price rs cents. Ad-
dress Rrrus BLANCHARD, Chicago. For par
ticulars see advertisement in another COL
Frst Tomatoes Of the Season.--Mr. G.. NJ.
HARRIs will have on exhibition tonight at
the Horticultural Rooms, some of the finest
ripe Tomatoes, we ever saw at this time of
the year, grown in the open air in this lati-
tude.
fFruit.-Green apples can be found in any
quantity at FRANK CHAsE's. This benefactor
of the human race, has also ordered some
peaches, which he is daily expecting, and we
advise those wishing to get taste, to keep
on the lookout.
Tall, Buckpheat.-Mr. VASUxEx brought
into our Office stalk of Buckwhcat six feet
and eight inches in length. 1t was raised on
the farm Of Mr.. YouSG, Of this county, and
this gentleman has large field of it that will
average six feet.
Gymnasium.--All those favorable to the
establishment of good Gymnasium in our
midst are requested to meet at Overman's
Hall, on Monday evening next. We hope
that enough will feel interested in this matter
to give it a good start, and place the institu
ton on solid and enduring basis.
e.. Dubuque d Pacific X. From the Du-
buque ,zsa.es Of last Wednesday we learn that
it is expected that HERMAN GELPEcxE, Prcsi-
dent Of the aboyeroad, will soon be in that city,
and that upon his arrival arrangements will be
contaminated for the resumption of work,
with the view of speedy completion to this
point.
Displsy Of Colts.-By reference to our ad-
vertising columns it will be seen that there is
to be grand display of Colts at New Hart
ford, on the 10Th inst. All who like to see
good horses will be on hand, as the best stock
Of the country will be there. There will also
be trotting and racing after the close of the
exhibition Of colts.
Bind Wagon.-Wc understand that D.
G. OvEnNAx, in behalf Of the Agricultural
Association, has procured wagon for the
Brass Band. They will fit it up in good
style, suitable for their use. We learn also
that Mr.. H. G. OvERxAS, the leader Of the
band, will start East in few days to pro-
cure new instruments and new music. So
lookout for good music.
Hol1snbecEs HacE.-Mr. NJ. HoLLESBEck,
Of Willoughby, Butler county is nov running
a weekly hack between this place and Hamp-
ton, franklin county. This gentleman has