Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15


was large, and the gifts of silver-waEe
we're numerous and costly. stsst~ saa&sg
A5B f9as1 +.
Lieut.. GogerRor Eastn,a,,.- gen
t,anan spoke in this place last evening
Dat as we went to press before the meet
lag We cannot speak advisedly of the
event. However, from our knowl-
edge Of the Lieutenant Governor we are
safe in saying that ne Msds a strong
able speech. # H
Sea Side hats.--Most every ohs has
had their attention attracted to the
bTpad brimnled summer hats which are
coming into vogue among ladies. jAs
every lady wishes to be in style, we
will De entitled to the thanks of all BY
publishing the n,odus operondi Of their
m&nufaeture. Most every lady has the
material for making this fashionable
head gear: -...s. ,s s.s. Is. r~.s,.fe.
Seaside hats are made by white
washing old hoop-skirts, standing them
out to dry, aud setting down on them
quick. An old suspender over the top
date, they make ex cellent pnraso's for
young ducks, or will do ior baby's
bathing tab.h
Orphans Hon,e.--The old American
House, preparatory to being occupied
by the Northern Branch Of the Or
fhans' Home Association, is being
:ransmogrified, until it presents an EN-
trely different appearance from what
it did Q abort tine since. The rooms
Aaye al been put in thorough repair.
and are now being papered and psiated
throughout. The house Ia nearly ready
for occupancy. AS yet we have no no.
trce 2f the appointment Of a Superb :,
tendent, though the necessity for such
an officer is urgent at the present time.
Already have children. come here. for.
the purpose of entering the institutien,
and almost daily arc letters efeiysd
from diQersA.4ssurcca making. spniic;pS
lions for 'san5tssfpn "A lso- spcicties scf'
ladies' who haSa prepared lothiRg. beds,
ding, DER for the Home; aare writing to-
know how they shall ifpTyarl their do
nationsy and making Inquiries which<
no one here IS authorized TO aasw efs 8
We trust that-.b1t days VIII
,elapse before thsSTopsf officers are on
the ground, real to putthe Home on
a working basic
Daring 8urg,dsS.~-6f Tuesday after
noon IL ths absence o4 tIs fapiissythe
sesidence 81 j., g., Pow srs, Ezra,
artersd by some unknown peaso,s,p psa5el
s4E.e fonr hundred fpl,ara .helon gIdipg to
Ldeat.l W.B. Hamill, sabEother- iasSawa
1fs Mr.. asPowe1e. ~ the 2Inenbets OF
t.le household Were abseAt en- lat at 80
aeon, and the housewives locked up the1
key being left in the door- ON ret y
they found the doorsuniosked, and the
Icy on the Inside, which proved rhatta
tIss thief entered the house by the, front
way. Tt was daring piece of basiness,
for the robbery .wsezNiected in broad
day light, when neighEprs werc about,
and it seems almost impossible that
person could have enteeed and left the
house without being saenby some one.
Che saoney was in O trunk, which A-ass
locked, s4id the thief seems to have l1ad
g. 2.es that fitted the lock, orelss picked
It's 5bhtreis no doubt but that the rob-
berry ysss rllaoe at the time started, for on
the morning of that day, Mr.. Hamill
E7esss 70 siie trunk and took twenty-five.
dQtlass out of the package Nothing else /
iathe house was disturbed. We do mott
~ aas5tana that there Is any suspicion |
as TO who the thief issrr .egg 59s ra,-4 i
Looa5 6ferittes.-- Weather warm and
sulSry mo- signs Of frost yet. -AThel
Sorghum crop promiaensa large yield
this year. a stock ~ Groceries he's
recently been put iIAMrs. Roberts
recently oc pied by Mrs.
Young, milliner. zDdfRhg the past
two weelsatAe BapfisEss- have had night
y m6otiags Of "a .saseresting ekalaeter
Work .has0 heensEsuneas on the
woolen factory; 1with the intention of
having the, building enclosed, during
aext month. Tile work Of finishing |
up the school house ID being pushed for
ward. The District lacks atoiit $1,000 I
of having enough toigct ftherbMlding
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