Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-21
PROGRAMME.

Street in the following order:
LIST. Iowa Central Band and bands
from adjoining towns.
I'd. Officers of the day in carriages.
Sd. Orators, Chaplains and Reader
in carriages. II. Il.
4th. Martial Music.
9Th. Grand Army Of the Republic.
9th. Soldiers of 1912 in carriages.
nth. Mayor and City Council. -
9Th. Invited guests.
9th. Car Of Liberty.
10th. Ladiesand gentlemen on horse
back.
18th. Board of Trade. r-l
18th. Fire Companies.
18th. Martial Music. ..,-
14th. Children of the Soldiers' "Or-
phans' Home" ~ --
18th. Sabbath Schools.
10th. Children from the Public
Schools.
18th. Lodges OF Good Templars.
18th. Delegations from adjoining
towns.
10th. Citizens in carriages.
Goth. Citizens on foot.
The procession will march south on
Main street to Twelfth street, thence
west to Washington street, thence north
to Ninth street, thence west to Frank
lin street, thence north on franklin to
the Park, where the following exercises
will take place: @ r.
LIST. Singing by the Glee Club.
I'd. Prayer by Rev. ID. Russell.
Sd. Music by the Iowa Central Band.
4th. Reading of the Declaration of
Independence, by c. w. Snyder.
9Th. Singing by the Glee Club.
9Th. Grafton, by Gen. N. b. Baker,
of Clinton.
7th. Music by the Iowa Central Band.
9Th. Singing by the Cedar Falls Glee
Club. '@@'' g ''-~' @S@e . HeaE-#
9th. Bencdiction, by Rev. J. G. Dim
mitt.
AFTERNOON.
There will be a grand display by the
FANTASTIC INvINcIBLEs, entering
town at o'clock headed by the grand
chief, E-tgun-cha Faw-kah, accom-
panied by Orators of the day, Marshals,
Captains, Lieutenants, Aids, &c, sol
diers on horseback, retired veterans In
carriages, prominent citizens on foot.
They will march through the princi-
pal streets to the Park, where they will
give an exhibition that will make tho
blind see, the lame walk, the crooked
straight, the old young. and the cross
good natured. =.
For further particulars. inquire of
the executive committee. Those who
fail to see this performance viii miss q
grand thing.
| A EVENING.
National Salute at Shutdown.
Grand display Of fireworks On the
Park. Among the fine pieces will be
the following
Bombardments between Forts and
Monitors. a fTua
Tree of Liberty. g sgs4 fsz.1
|
Illuminated Battery.
Union Fountain.
Illuminated Scrolls. -
Jewelled Cross.
And q great variety of other pieces.
Mines, Rockets, Volcanoes, &c. The
Iowa Central Band will Be on hand to
furnish music during the exhibition.
Everybody is invited to be present
and participate in the celebration. The
COMMITTEES are determined to make II
the best ever held i'm the Cedar Valley.
Large delegations with teams are
expected to be present from the sur
rounding country. -
Delegations from the country will
much oblige the management by re-
porting to the Officer of the Day, pre-
vious to the Fourth. or as early ~ pos
sible on that day, that there may be no
confusion In forming the procession.
By order Of
CoMMITTEE OF ARRAN0EMENTs.
SOMETHING NEWT will be seen By
the following notice that they have D
lady In Des Moinss who can and does
solemlze marriages. What next? and
what won't Iowa produce. We think
II would be quite sensible to have the
s'knct Of life" tied BY : LADY minister.
We expect several of our old bachelors
Of Cedar Falls will 10 calling on her
some Of these days. II they don't they
ought to-.
MARRrKD-At the residence q. E3der A. d.
Keiiison, in Dcs Mgines. lows, Jane 9Th 1850.
~ Mrs; BaTbare Kenison. 2 minister sa Of Dee e
Hendrix to Miss Anna McMiehaeL " ysA
+ CARTER House, CEDAR FALLS. III
there Is a better hotel In Northern
Iowa than the Carter House ut Cedar
Falls, we do not know IL. The proprie-
tors, Messrs. Lowe q Burr. know Just
what, how and when To provi1e for the
comforts and couveniences of their
guests, and with the adjunctS Of good
fare, tidy ruouna and clean bcds,1t heyl
have the rare f6eultys OF pleasing al
who patronIne them. IT yop are GO,
up, at the CATER House. Messrs@ Lowe
~ Du1I Wof0 iUfIaCAiy Iu8Hly o1t~1nSCoA
citizens of Independence, and, we are
glad to know that they ~ Immensely
popular with the people Of Cedar Falls.
--B3cAannn Ca, Bnlieti,s. "a
Il OFFrtERs' SERvASrss, fAy.--By de-
cision OF the u. -S.Supreme Court, the
allowance of Servants' Pay from May
LIST, 1854, TO March, 1885, by the Court
of Claims, Il sustained, aid these claims
will now be paid.
WHILE It Cedar Falls, on Tuesday,
we dropped into tie eanctum Of Aessrs
Holt & Snyder IL the GAZETTE.
They report the GAxETrE pr0spering
and pinched for room to accommodate