Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-15

1 Mart Wsek.-An original article several
columns in length, Of intense interest Ito us),
win appear in our next issue. .'''. .'.''. ~
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Sold Out.-H. r. Moore & Sons, Of this
place, have disposed Of their stock of goods
70 Gao. G. DEAN, Of Charles City. .-. ~
49, q .s.r ,,7.5, Pa .r-,..r
Crowded. WILCOX, of the Carter House,
informs W that on Sunday hight last he had
the modesate-sized family of one hundred to
HN Grof.inaeGT hne silfT a}fI
4 Thanksgiving. Our readers will find else
whsre the thanksgiving proclamation Of Gov.
KlHkwooD. Make your preparations 10 give
thanks on the 2Sth of November. .o.. H"'
Losts.-Somes time since large brass key
belonging to the door Of the Horticultural
Hall came up missing. A liberal reward
will be given for its return to this Office.
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For Rent.-The dwelling house now occu-
pied by L. f. BARNARD is offered for rent
"A rare chance for some one. Apply to j.
II. Bsows, or the proprietor on the premises.
aaAs &. =. -. r 3at =. 35-1w
- Rnsksr.--W are indebted to Mr.. PULkER
for some Of the finest fruit we ever ate in
Iowa. Mr.. P. has good assortment Of all
kinds of fruit and confectionery on hand,
and it would be well for purchasers to give
him . call before purchasing. s.r'
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Caoalry-Capt. CRAWFORD, of Chickasaw
county, came into town on Sunday evening
last with company Of about forty men, des-
tined for the 4th Regiment Iowa Cavalry,
: Col. HARLAN, rendevouzing at Mt Pleasant.
They left on the train Monday morning.
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T. Soldiers Cake. We have from our friend
Nichols, of the ard Regiment, a " specimen
! brick. Of soldiers cake. 1t looks some
b. thing like soda cracker, and feels very
much like rock. If any ofour readers are
devoid Of pity for our soldier boys we ask
them to call and examine this hard head."
We shall keep it as q relic Of the war.
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.,r,. Good Things.--FRANK WALLACE, at his
saloon at the corner of Main and Second
streets, serves up oysters in the highest style
Of the art. This is the expressed opinion of
all who have favored him with call. He
also keeps a. a counterpart to oysters, Sands
Pale Cream Ale. FRANK is one of your tip
topfellows and its nothing but fun to patron
EDIToRs GAZETTE: learn that DR.. JEW
EFT is expected here to lecture, Saturday and
Sunday evenings, and if so hope all our
citizens viii turn out to hear him, as he is in
fact one Of the best lecturers in the country,
and never fails to amuse and interest his
:. hearers. Doctor Jewett is highly esteemed
where he is known, and hope We shall give
him full attendance, and think we shall all
be glad Of his coming here, iaart
Cedar Falls, Nov 14th, 1851. @ "'
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d. d s. G. r. R.-Last Friday change
of time took place on the Dubuque and Sioux
City r. R. The passenger train now leaves
this place at 7:20 A. NJ and arrives at $40
r:'h. The freight leaves here at $40 P. N. ;,
and arrives At 7:10 A. NJ. To this night
freight is attached passenger car, and is a
great convenience to travellers. People at
this end Of the road can now go to Dubuque
and remain in the city half day and return
to Cedar Falls, if necessary, in less than
twenty-four hours. Some of our citizens
have already availed themselves of the priv
'ilege. To shippers, especially, is it a source
sof great convenience, as they can now do
the loading Of cars in the day time, instead
Of after dark as formerly. Il Z,
3 Tia Winter Course Of Lectures. pre-
sent this week the list of lecturers for the
winter course before the Horticultural and
Literary Society, as arranged by the Lecture
Committee. It has been decided to make
the lectures free to all who may choose to
attend. The list is made up exclusively Of
home speakers, the Society not feeling war
ranted, in times like the present. to procure
lecturers from distance, fearing that the ex-
.psnse would be TO great for the finances of
the Society, and the public interest to limited
to bear the burden. Our people have great
reason to thank the Society for furnishing so
/, worthy course Of lectures as this promises
rto,be, and should remember that while to
them the lectures are free, there is expense
attending them which the Society is lily able
10 bear. A course Of lectures this winter
speaks we'll for the enterprise and intelligence
81 the community, and as a public benefit,
- we'll IS source Of individual instruction
md amusement, deserve to find popular ia
vor and support The following is the list:
November %, Rev. Mr.. wArEasURY. Ce.
-dar Fslls. = .sssae asa IS bs.
November 20, Rev. Mr.. TAYLOR, Cedar
. Falls. ~ asse VS. q ..t
N December s, DR.. Gro. SpRAGUE, Island
Grove. Butler county.
E Dscember Is, WN. H: Curtis, Waterloo.