Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-08

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LOCAL pEPARrMEN INT.
FRIDAY. JUNE 8. 1859.
Subscribers receiving their papers with an
marked opposite their names may understand b,
their subscription is about to expire.
No paper sent for longer time than paidJt
Farmers Honae.-This house has
card in this issue Of our paper.
C0ngregdtional.-R s. p. Sloan, Q
McGregor, will preach in ICongrega
tional church on Sabbath next.
II. R.-Parties owning lands on tn
line of the Iowa Central in Black Hawl
County, will be interested in motto
which appears in this issue relative t.
right of way. ... .. .....
Temperance Meeting.-There will b.
a temperance meeting held at Presby
terrain Church on Monday evenin,
next. Rev. Mr.. Marble, of Waterloo
will be the speaker of the evening.
Pile Drivcr.-Ths pile driver is OF
the ground and ready to go to worl
driving piles for the bridges and trestl
work on the line Of the Iowa Contra
between this city and Toledo.
.
Rainfall apprehensions of sever
'drouth are now past. The present weel
has been a rainy one, and every thin!
in the growing line,-unless it be of tn
animal kingdom, has put on bright
or green in consequence of the revivin,
showers which have visited the earth
Notice.-We are under obligations t
Mr.. Thomas Jarman, Of this city; nov
temporarily stopping at Ackley, for ia
vors shown the GAZETTE. Any con
tracts made with him for subscription
advertising or job work will be dull.
Fhonored by the proprietors Of this pa
per.
PeaO Renting-The slips in Presbyte
'rian chtirch will be rented for the yea
commencing June LIST, on Tuesday even
ing next June 12), at 8 o'clock. AL
interested are invited to be present. B.
order Of Trustees. >.
.--- En-. CHASE, Secretary.
Cedar Falls, juno 8, 1850.
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Masonic.-The Grand Chapter whic]
met in Davenport last week, elected Of
ficers for the ensuing year. Looking
over the list we find the following:
Comp A. B. Sessions, Cedar Falls. CIR. Prin
cipal s journer." - ."E
Just what that is we don't know, blu
presume it is a good thing. .s.f
q. d. Mreeter.-Every one that ha
lived here any length of time remem
bers Gay Streeter, and will be interest
ed in hearing that he is now the propri
etor Of first-class hotel in Platteville
Wis. We think that Gay has all tn
requisite qualifications for a popula
landlord, and we trust that kind forum
may smile upon his path.
Raiiroad accident. - Last evening
the train from the East bound for Wa
verify on the Cedar Falls & Minnesota
Railroad, ran over some cattle nea
GAINESVILLE, throwing the engine from
the track. One or two freight cars wer
thrown from the track also, but re
ceived no particular damage. Asid
from the engineer and fireman, VIII,
were slightly injured, no one was hurt
Proceedings Of the CoancH.-In an
other column may be found an olficia
report of the proceedings of the Cit.
Council at their last regular meeting
Various items of interest to every citi
zen may be found in it, and our peopl
generally will no doubt be gratified t,
learn that the Council have made ar
rangements for the publication of Off
cial reports of their meetings hereafter
The Laps.-We this week commenc,
the publication of the laws Of low,
passed by the last General Assembly
Their publication will be continued un
til the series is finished. They may b,
found on our fourth page, and it woule
be we'll for all those wishing to be post
ed in our State laws to give them
careful perusal as they appear from
week to week.
Delegates to the County Oonvention.-
At the Republican caucus held last
Tuesday evening the following dele
gates were elected to attend the County
Convention held at Waterloo yester
day:
Albert Allen, F. A. Hotchkiss,
Geo. d. Perkins, II. G. Hunt,
Jacob Cole. Sheppard Wilson,
Ii. A. Perkins, II. c. Overman,
w. s.. Garrison, G. H. B9hmler, Jr.,
i. Il. Powers, Marc +. Daniels,
Fred BOehmler. E. A. Haskell.
r. N. Chase.
Personal. Our old-time friend, E
w. Skinner, Of Madison, Wis, was in
town on Tuesday and Wednesday Of