Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-03

Henry c. Hunt @%s WIN. McCoy. #@"
This .disposes of the difficulty. Tho
Board are now proceeding With the ut
most dispatch to prepare the building
for the opening of schools at the, earli-
est possible day, Cases Combined
Seats and Desks are to be used, and an
order was sent to Buffalo for them a
few days ago. It had been designed to
put in furnace for warming the build
ing; but in view of the lateness of the
season, and the difficulties in the way
Of determining the kind of furnace re-
quired, the Board have decided 70 use
stoves this winter. The building is to
be finished up in good shape; though,
Of course, there are many things, not
really Interfering with the use of the
another year. The Board are now
looking around for teachers. We con-
graduate the people on this happy turn
of affairs II has been a hard struggle
to get our School House; hut who now
can regret the undertaking, and who is
devoid of pride in the architectural
beauty and large proportions OF the
building? Having now the finest
school House in Iowa, and one hard to
equal in the West, there is nothing in
the way of possessing public schools as
superior as the house. The men who
have been self-sacrifcing and faithful
to this enterprise are worthy the graft
tude of the public, and entitled to great
commendation We believe majority
of our citizens fully appreciate their
good works. The enterprise also re-
fleets credit upon the liberality of our
people-a liberality large enough to at
once take in Churches, Schools, Rail-
roads, Orphans Homes, and all. Bring
on your enterprises ~...es. .ea ...,
Cedar Tultey Bretgery.-R. $. Shelley
has largely increased the manufacturing
facilities of his Brewery at Cedar City.
He has large cellars on Iirst-st. Cedar
Falls, put in the past summer, and
has therefore ample and superior stor-
age for stock beer. Mr.. Shelley is re-
puted to be successful brewer, and
thoroughly familiar with his business.
His numerous customers will be pleased
to learn that he now considers himself
prepared to fill all orders promptly =
See his advertisement.
Pocket-picking.-Mr. Henry Louck,
of Grundy Center, who passed Tuesday
night at the Carter Hause in this city,
discovered on Wednesday morning that
his pantaloons pocket had been cut open
and his pocketbooS, containing S67,
taken from him. He seemed to be UNI
der the impression that some thief had
entered his room in the night, as he had
forgotten to bolt the door, and taken his
money, and then cut the pocket i'm or
der to deceive him as to time and place.
But the probability is that he wasrobbed
during the evening, and did not discov-
cr it till the following morning. If the
deed had been done by a burglar, he
would hardly have paused to perform a
scientific job ona pairefempty breeches.
Exposition Of Spiritaatisna.-S P. Lee
land is in the city, giving course of
lectures on Spiritualism. He takes the
ground that the spiritual manifestations
are but the execution of artful tricks
AID, wicked receptions. He offers to
sacrifice one ilIndred dollars ifthere be
produced single thing in the catalogue
of ostensible spiritualistic performances
which he cannot reproduce, under as
favorable circumstances as the mediums
enjoy. Mr.. Leland was for many years
normal speaker in the faith of spirit
uaIism, and gives evidence of being
thoroughly familiar with that peculiar
religion. He illustrates his lectures by
giving spirittialistic feats, unaided by
spirits, and xplains to the audience the
nature of the trick or deception used
He has Large audiences, and interests
them greatly. His third lecture in the
course will be given at Methodist Church
this evening. =
sg- Families can now obtain choice
Strawberries, Pine Apples, Qutlpces
| Peaches, Daw son Plums, Blackberries
Cherries, Jellies and Pickles, in lots te
suit, at Neely's. go xl-2w
sdp Noy Is the Time. "A lot Of Al No
] Guinness. inst received att. =. Chase'r
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