Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-13

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LOCAL DEPART MENT.
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FRIDAY. APRIL Is. 1866. &
w Subscribers receiving their papers With an !
markell opposite their names mnr understand tina,
their subscription Is about to expire.
" Nopaper sent for a longer time tar paid5o,
90 Gs- There oa1 be meeting a. obGncU Hal to.
qaor7oW (S1turddy) at s,oo O'CLOCK IA The afternoon
for the p,rpsse 10 s,gaxs Jos El.e laden
MITIGATION Of Etc oson6rs ar the ba.ns harmed b an
incendia,y on last Wednesddy nsornina. AH whc
are disposed to discountcnancs and condemn s,.ch
painous 0ork that residing in the -destruction
cftsis property, are invited TO be present.
MANY CITIZENS
- Stockholders Of the Tooa Central Railroad
are inrtcd TO meet at Concu Hall to-noyro,c CS1t-
arday) evening. The Cbmp1nQ's Agent for tti,
County. Hr. CtIieb Nay, toN report the condition
enhances. Mr.. Peter lnelendy, Vice President u
the Company, ,ciH make a full statement Of the con
ion Of the enterprise a,sd Of its progress sas
FAN The time for relaxation Of effort in htts i'm
oor.ont toork has not get come II is earnestly
hoped that the Stockholders Of this County aciu gen.
orally be present. s
Io,ca FuHs.-!Trains on the ID. Il S. G..
r. r. commenced making regular trips
to Iowa Falls to-day. ..,,, r.
Horses For SdLe.-Carpenter Bros. Of
fer for sale span of well-matched
horses See advertisements
Pcrsonal.-We were pleased to receive
call this morning from Mr.. White,
the State Geologist, and his Assistant,
Mr.. Childs.
The Universal Fauorite.-This Is the
name of a Clothes Wringer for which
Thompson & Co. are agents. An adver-
tisement, containing o cut of the ma
chine, may be seen In our advertising
columns. 49,. w Aa.
The Temperance Cause at Waterloo.
We learn from the Courier of yester-
day, that the people of Waterloo will
hold a meeting this evening to take
steps to secure the enforcement of the
Prohibitory Liquor Law in that town.
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The Old 4Etnd.--This stancl old In
surance Company has an advertisement
in our paper this week. Its reputation
for promptness and stability is SO well
established that it passes current un-
questioned. Powers & Hamill are its
agents in this city.
. RemoUdl.-Mr. A. Hartman has re-
moved his Tobacco Store and Book
Bindery to the room recently vacated
by Mr.. p. Pickton. c, Mr.. Hartman's
limits were altogether too narrow in
his former quarters. The Cedar Falls
Starch Company have taken the room
left by Mr.. Hartman, for an Office.
.Syarch.--The Cedar Falls Starch Man
ufacturing Company have gone prompt
ly to work. They have opened an office
two doors north of the Postoffice, and
are crowding their business along at the
utmost speed. Mr.. Baker is here, and
5usily engaged in getting up the plans
for the building.
Temperance Increment at Lnlepc,.d-
ence..-Public meetings have been held
in Independence and steps taken there
Mt for the suppression of the illegal sale
of Intoxicating drinks. There seems to
be general awakening on this subject
i'll this part of the State. 1t probably
springs from the example set by Cedar
Falls. -.as. .r.... .. .n. -a
foundry and Machine Shop. -Messrs.
Bulge & Wilcox have removed their
Foundry back to the old quarters on
Mill-st., where the Machine Shop has
remained They are going to add forty
feet to the building, and thus provide
ample room for their business. The
temporary building put up for the foun-
dry on Race-st. is being taken down.
Wdnks.-The people of this section of
the vi. Congressional District are I'M
der many obligations to Hon. A. w.
Hubbard, our worthy Representative in
Congress, for liberal supply of Z" Pub.
Docs" Most of the documents receiv-
ed by the GAZETTE Office posses real
worth, and induced much satisfaction
on the part of "we.un
Public School.-The next term of the
Public School will commence on Mon
day, 10th inst. There will be two more
teachers employed than there were last
term, making nine in all. These teach
ers, together with one to succeed Miss
Knott, who has Withdrawn, much to
the dissatisfaction Of the pupils Of the
higher department, will be chosen to-
day.
Real Estate Agency.-The attention
of the reader is directed to the advertise
ment of Mr.. John r. Cameron, Real
Estate Agent, which appears in this is
sue of our paper. He offers for sale q
large number of improved farms, lot
of wild land, beside a large amount of
city property. Purchasers will find
his advertisement interesting, and do
well to call and look over his sales
book. Mr.. Cameron has been long en-
gagged in the real estate business, and
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