Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-01-26


HA Subscribers receiving their papers with an
markea opposite their names may understand tina
their subscription is about to expire e.. .
No paper sent for a Ions time nan raid for
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For Sdle.-See notice of Cooper Shol
for sale. ..... .....
4Ne1o Ad.-E. NJ. Stead, manufacture
er OF and dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds,
&C., has new advertisement this week.
Children at the Home.-Therca are now
90 children at the Home, and there are
more coming.
Dance.--A good-sized dancing party
was held at Overman's Hall last even
ing. The Cedar Fails band made the
music. ~~rnT ..s-- .s.... .s:-..-. e.. .
Horse Drowaed.-A span of horses
belonging to Mr.. Carsons, and at work
for Mr.. L. Brown, fell into the race last
Saturday below the saw Mills One of
the horses was drowned and the other
was nearly dead when taken out.
aid Society.-The next regular meet
ing of the " Soldiers Orphans Aid So
ciety' will occur on Thursday of next
week at three o'clock p. NJ.
2-- MRS. DIR. GOoDHUE, Pres,
MRS. a. TRUE. sccy.
Jan. 25th, 1850.
Wrony.-The Hardin Sentinel has a
notice OF our new school house, and
says it will accommodate 275 pupils
This is much below the correct number
About 500 children are now accommo-
dated there, and by finishing the base
ment 200 more could be received.
The Ben on the Home.-The bell on
the Orphans Home cost ST.. so, and was
bought of Mr.. T. l.. French Of this city
who, together with Mr.. Rowland con
tributed $3.50 towards its purchase. -
The balance of the amount was raised
by subscription about town by the Su-
pcrintendent aud Mr.. w. Pierce.
Broker, Arm.-Mr. Norton. in the en-
pioy Of Messrs. Ritter & Adams, broke
his arm above the elbow last Friday.
The accident was occasioned by hitting
the caseing Of the door, while in the act
of throwing an ear of corn ut a trouble.
come dog. DR.. Speicher cared for the
wounded man.
Ne'0 Thing for neutrality-suspicious.
Improved Sitter is an article we desire
to commend to the attention of house,
keepers. 1t Sits flour, meal, squash,
potato, apple; pulverizes sugar, whit
ing drugs, &C., and "our folks think
it Is tip-top thing. Lyman Blair s.
Co. introduced the article to our notice.
Wood Yard.-Mr w. Hitchcock has
established a wood yard on Seventh-st..
east of Main. This is something deslr-
able to have in the community, and we
bespeak for the enterprise liberal sup
port. NJ. II. will deliver wood. Of any
desired length, on advantageous terms.
He will also take contracts for saving
wood by the cord. See his ADVERTISE
ment.
Donation Fisit.-The friends of Rev.
Il. Norton, of the NJ. Z. Church, will
meet at Overman's Hall, Wednesday
evening, Feb. 1st, for the purpose of
showing their substantial regard for the
worthy pastor. An Oyster Supper will
be one of the chief features of the even
ing. A good time is anticipated. All
are kindly invited to attend, and par
take of the enjoyments of the occasion.
Wy
Members Of the Library. -4ssociQtioa,
1uEe Notice.--Tliere will be q meeting
Of the Association at the Library Room
at o'clock this evening. The object
OF the meeting Is to make arrangements
for purchasing new books. Let all who
are interested in making the selections
be on hand. -., .m.-. .-.r . -
BY order OF the President. ..r .-.. rig .-:
,s.a'. -...... s. N. PIERCE, sec'y.
4. .. -r... -------e $780, . ... ... ..
The Only Local OR Senior Can Think
Ot-Our wide-awake and high-minded
handler of Uncle Sans mail bags in
forms us that the Postmaster ola neigh
boring village has been removed. The
cause of this removal we prefer to keep
secret, though our informant has no re-
luctance to giving full exposition.
The curious reader must apply to him
for particulars. 4 @Tz&g
Rep. Albert Tiue's Donation PartH--i
The donation party for the benefit of
Rev. Albert True, pastor Of the Presby-
terrain Church, at Mr.. Warren Pierce's,