Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-17

Dcserter.-Marshal Sessions went to
Waterloo this morning with another de-
serter. .... ...
NeU A6s.-T. l.. French, agricultural
implement man, has half-a-dozen new
Advertisements this week. Hunt them
up.
Religious Notico.-Rev. c. f. KEN
bic will preach in Universalist Hall on
Sabbath next at II and p. NJ. Evening
subject, " Death, and its destruction
Presbyterian ChWch.--Rev. Jas. M.
Phillips, formerly of this place. now of
Des Moincs, will preach next Sabbath
at Presbyterian church at lol A. NJ, and
7P.M.
Brovn's MiN.-The copartnership Of
Brown & VanSaun has been dissolved
Mr.. Brown has taken another partner,
and the mill is now in charge of f. &
J. X. Brown. - -
First Poge.-" Letters from Clean
err" "An Excellent Powder ny En-
ma May; About Gold ;" Northwest
crn Sanitary Fair" circular of tie
Iowa Sanitary Commission; Mr.. Mas
by v ai'eth and Cusseth," and other in
tercstin matter
'NeW DreSs.-The GAZETTE has on the
promised new dress this week, which
in style, &C., we trust may meet the ex-
pectation and win the appreciation of
our readers. The boy who used all his
money in buying pocketbook has our
lively sympathy.
Lccfure.-Mrs. N. NJ. Henry viii lee
ture at Overman's Hall this friday
evening. Subject" This War and Its
Cause Mrs. Henry has been lectur-
ing at Fort Dodge, Webster City, and
other towns west, and is favorably spo-
ken of. Her lecture this evening will
be free.
School Election POstoOnen1aent.- The
election which was to take place last
Thursday to vote on the question of set
district has been postponed to next
Thursday, March Odd. This became
necessary in consequence Of all infor-
mality in posting notices.
Leather Store. Grant & Morrison,
successors to o. l.. Grant, have an ad-
vertisement in this weeks paper. This
house keeps constantly on hand full
stock in all departments, and does bus-
ness on excellent principles. Dealers
and manufacturers will find it prolita-
bic to bestow upon it their patronage.
Lectwe.-Re~ J. NJ. Phillips deliver
ed a lecture last "Wednesday evening at |
Presbyterian church. His subject was,
"A wise mans eyes are in his head" y
His ideas of a mans thinking, seeing, |
and acting for himself were good. A !
very fair audience was out to hear him,
notwithstanding the SHOW storm.
.S1cightag Improved. - About all of
Waterloo must have been a-slcighing
yesterday. Twelve to fifteen double
and single sleigh-loads visited our place.
Eight to ten loads fitted through town
in q continuous train. Cedar Falls peo-
pie were out, too, in pretty strong force.
The sleighing was excellent and the
weather delightful.
The Prospcct.-Therc is pretty good
reason to believe that the old settlers
are to be verified in their predictions of
spring freshet. The streams are well
Zip now, and heavy body of snow is
on the ground. Every seven years, say
the aforesaid old settlers, there is a
food. And this is the seventh year.
Look out for your dams and bridges.
Orernann d. Co.'S Nec MUG. b. Van
Saun has rented Mr.. Wilson's half of
this fine Touring mill, and entered into |
a cOpartnership with the Messrs Over
man. The new firm, we are informed,
intend to do large business i'm the man
ufacture Of flour. Adjoining the mill I
Oh the west a warehouse 32X35 feet, three '
stories high, is to be put up for the stor- /,
age of wheat and flour. .- u..- -. !
Miss Holton's Second Concert.-The t
second concert, on Friday evening, Civ {
en- by Miss Holton and her class, was
great success. The hall was jammed,
and everybody was pleased. After the
concert the young people occupied the
hall in :. threading the mazes of the
dance" The attendance on the ball 9
was large, and the dancing was pro-
traeted far into the morning.
Change of Tinac.-In our advertising J
Columns will be found the new time ta- .
bic of the d. & s. c. r. r., which took !
effect last Monday. Passenger trains
now leave Dubuque at 1920 A. NJ. and
arrive at Cedar Falls at 400 p. NJ. Leave !, !,
Waeerly at 6:30 A. RI, and Cedar Falls
arS:l0 A. NJ, and arrive at Du,,ueue at I
1:5o p. NJ. Freight trains arrive at Ce-
dar Falls at $3.50 and $3.50 p. NJ, and at
Dubuque at 800 and COOP. NJ.
Nosonic.-There will be special COM
munication of Black Hawk Lodge No.
IS, A. F. 4 A. NJ. ,on Monday evening,
March 10th, at +. NJ, at which time
Grand Master Guilbert will make his
first official visit to the above Lodge
A full attendance on the part of MEM
bers is requested. ant, all Masons i'm rood