Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-12

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THE GAZETTE
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LOCAL D-EPARTMEHT.
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9 EnsDAy, AyGusT ~, 1894.
UNION CAUCUS. r.
Electors Of Cedar Falls township are hereby notified
tina there yulbe Caucus held al the Office of Powers
Brown wedn esdsy evening, Aug. 18th, for the pur
pose Of choosing fourteen delegates to the County Con-
veasien, which meets at Waterloo the 18th inst
general ate ndance the part Union men is request
ed. .5AaE bua -. POWERS.
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Caucus.-See call for caucus Wednesday
evening next. .ar.ys.is -@ra a.s-..
Ercursion---We understand tina. the Uni.
versalist Sabbath School have an excursion
to morrow to Independence. a' "" ,-
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From the 31st.-Do not fail to read Capt
SrxkR's highly Interesting and patriotic let
ter. The Capt yields pen Of which many
protested journalist might be proud. "..
Business Statistics.-Next week we intend
publishing some statistics of business, ship.
ping, building, &C., dating from our last ar.
ticle. On this subject. 1s.sa s = H.
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Gruady Co. Csnrention:-A call for
,Union. County Convention for Grundy CO.
to be held on the 9th inst, appears in this
issue. 11'Gt@'T- 90 s''4'
Tanning Kllss--All farmers wishing 10
purchase good tanning min are referred to
the advertisement of Mr.. CRossErr. in this
weeks issue ,a',1h5 'I@st z.---.'
For, Sale,--See notice in another column
of :" pigeon hole" table, something like
bagatelle table we presume,-which CuAs.
HEsst'of the Union Beer Saloon offers for
sale. sssa ss'bSl Va .,-.r,o..-.,r ..5..
Heulett.-Remember that the celebrated
temperance lecturer, S. NJ. HEWLETT, of Bos-
ton, speaks in Presbyterian Church on Sab.
bath afternoon, next, at 4 o'clock. Subject,
-" Rum and Rebellion . aegl
G6rtrnor's Guards -"ArrENrros !''-You
arc commanded to meet at Horticultural Hall
tomorrow Saturday evening, at " o'clock,
for important business. The now members
will also be on hand to be sworn in.
By order Of the commander,
u wM FRANCIS Orderly
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First National Bank Of Dubuque.-We
have received an advertisement from this in
stitution which will appear next week The
Bank is the designated depository and finan-
cial agent Of the United States, and is the
proper place to apply for subscriptions to
the'U. S. Loans. s.s E.. >.'- ... D.. . 4
First Pags.-An account Of the examina
ton OF the supposed robbers of the safe in
the Treasurer's, Office, at Independence, is
published on first page. 1t will be read with
interest by all, and was prepared by Mr.
Rrcn, late editor of the Independence Guar
didn. aa1 '. Aa'',! "s. gs d."
Sanitary lTork-Tho Aid Society Of this
place has received from the lows State SAM
tsry Commission quantity Of cloth to man.
ufacture as soon as possible into hospital
clothing, and to do this the ladies are meet.
ing every afternoon at Horticultural Room.
Ladies generally, who are willing to help in
this work arc requested to be present.
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Zee Cfsdh.-JeE GooDHEAD understands
making this luxury in manner not to be
equailed by any other person in the Cedar
Valley. joe informs us that he will soon
move back to his rooms on First Street.-The
store@]uilding where he now is having been
rented to parties from Wisconsin, who will
open therein wholesale and retail liquor
establishment. ?. r .--. 4
Disse!utien. by notice published else
where it may be seen that the firm of CAIN
& Gsisxas has been dissolved. Mr.. Cam
retires, while our friend GEuMAR will con.
tinue the business at the old stand. The
latter Started east this week to purchase more
goods. As soon as he returns he will make
it known through an advertisement in our
columns. Mr. Cam is in business at St. 10.
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Clerk of District Court.-Our friend D. I
j. COLEMAN is candidate for denomination for
the office Of Clerk of the District Court
DENp. has been so prompt, efficient and
courteous as public officer that we are in
clined to believe that our people will consid-
er it'for their interest to retain him in his
present positions" His chief opponent, judg-
ing from what VIC hear, win be c. D. GRAY,
Esq present Deputy Clerk. .s. (. sq ~ T..
diaper W Burke Dead.--Last evening
letter was received here from Mr.. F. q.
BURkE, conveying the nournfnl intelligence
that HIS Brother, JASPER W. BURKE, died a
week ago last Monday. The deceased was a
member Of CO. B, alst Iewn, and was wound
ed at the battle Of Resaca. lie was in hos
pitArat Chattanooga, where his brother went
from here, TO- see him. The remains were
tahen to Bethel, Ohio, for interment, where
the parents OF the deceased reside. ,lts 5 >, 81
Las r1'i7s' -.-----o HF 7s.3'2 s.'
SocSg1le, The sociablo Of the Ladies' Aid
Society last evening resulted well. The re-
ceipts were se9,lo, nearly one half of which
was trou the auction sale Of bo1ucts. CAMP
Bell WIS aiictiohccr, and he iilled the Office
SO well ne hayo but little doubt he would
pass Ieditabiy an examination fol. a licen Sc.
The latter part or che evening was spcn. ii in