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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

Beautiful Phenonenon.-We had a
view of some splendid Sun-Dogs the
last week. On Saturday forenoon, after
the great snow-storm, the sun being
about 80 degrees above the horizon, had
on each side Of it, at distance of say 20
degrees, a very brilliant mock sun from
which shot upward and downward long
trails of rainbow light. At the same
time, there extended horizontally from
these mock suns, in direct lime from
the sun itself immense streams of light
running parallel with the horizon, and
tapering away round to the north and
south points of the heavens. Far above
the sun, was also brilliant rainbow
arc, having the zenith for its center
from which it was 20 or 30 degrees dis
tant. On Sunday P. NJ. just before
sunset, there was also q most splendid
pyramid of blazing light going upward
from the suns disc, and reaching two
thirds the way to the zenith. These
beautiful sights were evidently tokens,
orrather accompaniments,o of the exceed
ingly cold weather of these few DAYS.
p. s. We see by the kilograms, that
the same thing was witnessed the same
morning at Des Moines.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
Cedar Falls, Jan. %, '67.

Attempted Burglary. - On Sunday
morning last it was found that the
Ticket Office Of the Depot at this place
had been entered in the night proceed.
ing, and an attempt had been made to
break open the safe. It had been re-
moved to the middle of the room, and
the door had been pried off, But the
burglars must have been disturbed in
their operations, and decamped before
finishing the work. A Jimmy" an
alderman" and other tools had been
employed in the attempt. Doubtless it
was thought that the receipts of several
days would there be found accumulated,
on account Of the stoppage Of trains by
the snow blockade. But there was only
some Sl70 in the safe; which would
hardly pay the Williams for their labor
and risk. We do not learn that any
clue has been got rs to the perp etrators;
though uuder the circumstances Of
blockade, it must have been some per-
soma providing about cur own town.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

4 Caution to Hotel Keepers and
Cooks.-A certain man is reported to DO
peranbulating the country, upon cir
cult of about thirty miles; claiming to
be from Cedar Falls, (Which for the
credit Of our city, We sincerely hope
not to he true, who 10 reported by the
landlord ola certain hotel somewhere
west, (he having his information from
tho cook and waiter or "teller,") to
have dcvoured at one break fast +" t,centy-
sic buckwheat pancakes, and sir cups of
coffee!' Surely, the landlord and cook
were perfectly justified, in pursuing
him with sharp stick, which we are
told they actually did, lin other words
charging him seven (7) dollars per week,
instead of five (5l as previously contract
ed thus driving him to neighboring
hotel.
AVON
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
4 New and 1.rand Epoch In M.die,n.

On MAsofEL Is tie foueder Of new Medical System,
The quantirsns, whose vast internal doses epfceble
The stomach and pafalyze the bowels give prcce
denre TO the man who restores health and aps,e win
from one TO Two Of Lis extraordinary Pits ind cure- te
most yirulsnt sores with box " his won.erfpI
and all healing salse, These two great specifies Of the
Doctor are fast supersrding all the noe
trims Of the day: Extraordinary cures by MayyeI,s
Pii's and saye have opened the eyes Of tie pubic 10
the 'neficieney o! the cz~dt remedies OF oth.ya
upon which people have 50 long bndiy DEEPER ded Mag
ters Pisare moi ~ the class that allowed BY ~.
do4rn and Of which every box fi taken crea,., m an
so,ats necessity Tor another One or t~o Of Masgi~is
ps suiices IN place THE bowels In perfect order tons
The stomach create appetite and render u. spirits
yht and buoyant There Is yriping anil no reaction
~ the form ~ constipation. n The liver 10 affected ~
Functions are restored and fhe nervous system l. lee.
Die Is hvisorated This last quality makes the rped
clnes very desirable FOR the waniy OF delicate females
Clcerous and erupsiss diseases literally ex.nguhsd
ny the cisehfeetant power Of Naggeis salvs in fact
y IL here announced sl,st Na0gfsFs Bifoss Dysp1n
re. md Did,Aea iiAs cure where ali ot.srs ri
While f6r bnrn>, sests Chilbais Cuts and ali a,ra
Sons OF the skin. Ns1yiers Sape 10 iafabls Sold b,
,s:ixL - Faisn Street, New Yorx. and by al
dfnsgis:s, ~ - cents per bog. so.24i,
- =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
ANON.

Cushmdn's Concert.-On Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, the citizens
Of Cedar Falls were favored with an
extremely rich repast, in the musical
entertainments of Messrs. !Cushman
aud Burke. Cushman Is one Of tho
greatest mimics and delineators of char
acter that we ever saw. He excels in
the humorous aud the sentimental ele-
ments. He is a natural born tragedian
and comedian. His selections are ex-
quisitely chaste, and pure, and even
religious, while combining the most
grotesque mirth with the most touch
ing pathos. Everything has moral !;
temperance and freedom have each u
chamion here. Mr.. Burke is unrivaled
on the Melodeon. And OH the whole,
there has not been better concert in
Cedar Falls, at least for a long time
past.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
Tery Cold. We lluyo had n week of

Very Co,d.--We have had week of
extreme cold, since the great snow
storm. Sunday morning, and also Tues
day morning, were particularly hyper
borean, the thermometer being as low
as 20 degrees below zero. We tried the
temperature by frozen ear, for the first
time in our life.
p. S. We find from our exchanges
that Tuesday WAS everywhere in the
West, the coolest day of the season. -
The THERMOMETERS at st. Paul was 2s
below zero, at Chicago IS below, at
Madison Is below. Manchester reports
So below!
p. 8. No. 2. Friday morning, Feb. l,
Yesterday, in Cedar Falls, the wealth
err had greatly changed ana we had
quite a thaw. To day opens warm and
sunny, with tip.top sleishing, the
finest day of the winter. .-.---
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
BILL OF FARE.

BILL OF FARE.
SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST Fish, bread and butter
DINNER Bread and butter, gings,
cookies.
SUPPER BOILED beef, bread ndgravy.
MONDAY.
BREAKFAST - Rice, molasses, bread
and butter.
DINNER:-Roast beef, bread, and bak ed
potatoes.
SUPPER bread and butter; or bread.
butter, and sauce.
TUESDAY.
BREAKFAST Fried mush, bread, and
molasses.
DINNERG Corned beef, vegetables,
bread and butter.
SUPPER Biscuit, butter, and pickles:
or bread and milk.
WEDNESDAY.
BREAKFAST - Beef, or pork steak,
bread and butter.
DINNER Bean soup, and bread.
SUPPER:--Johny cake and milk; or
corn cake, butter, and molasses.
THURSDAY.
BREAKFAsT Fish, bread and gravy.
DINNER:-Roast beef, gravy bread, and
baked potatoes.
SUPPER Bread, butter, and sauce !;
or mush and milk.
FRIDAY.
BREAKFAST Fried mush, bread. and
molasses.
DINNER BEEF soup, vegetables, and
bread.
SUPPER Corn cake with milk, or
butter, and mclasscs.
SATURDAY.
BREAKFAST :-Hominy, bread, butter,
and mOlasses.
Pork and beans, bread and
butter.
SUPPER - Biscuit, butter, and pick
les; or bread and milk.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

Fire in Waterloo. Saturday
morning last, at half past twelve mid
night, fire broke out in the two-story
hardware store of G.. X. Howe, which
destroyed that establishment, together
with the one-story harness shop of
Bush & wilkins, next north, on the
corner of Commercial and Bridge
streets; and also an unoccupied one-story
store next south. The principal loss is
that Of Howe; Stock invoiced at $10,-
600, insured for $1,000; building worth
not over 81 900, partly insured. Whole
estimated loss ST., 200, insurance $40, 900
or more,-the most profitable fire we
have heard of,-probably no loss at ALL
The property consumed was an old
wooden rickety corner, right in the
heart of Waterloo, a disgrace to the
town; and it is great blessing, that it
is thus cleaned out. The show of tho
figures indicates, that the fire was a
good speculation.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

Enforce the Ordinance. are sorry
to hear, that there is some disposition
to give the go by to the new City Ordi-
nance for the measuring of wood.
Some weeks ago, when a sign-board
stuck out farther than allowed by ordi-
nance. with what alncrity did our City
Marshal and other officials hasten to
enforce the law! And We said " amen;
let the city ordinances be every here
impartially enforced" Now then,
when a much more important Ordi-
nance is in question, one for the need
OF which the community has been and
is SO greatly suffering. let there be no
in high places, or in low. Of
course, the Marshal is ready to enforce
this, as well as every other ordinance,
when called upon. Let all our citizens
put the thing through, by refusing to
take load of wood from any man, Till
he brings ticket from the Surveyor.
That Is the way We have done, and
mean to do, so long as there is statute
in force.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

S- KEEP 1T before the people, that
you can buy more goods for your money
at HAzLETr's Store, than at any other
place West OF the Mississippi River.
HAzLErT, has piles, and stacks, of new
and beautiful goods, which he is selling
at first cost and many goods he
sells for less than cost. Go to HazIett's
when you will, and you will find
crowds Of eager customers, purchasing
his cheap goods.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
OUR WOOLEN FACTORY.

The firm of Elliot, Brown, & Co. pro
prietors of the Cedar Falls Wooden Fac
tory, have sold out to new company
who are about being in Incorporated un
der the State law, and are already en-
gagged in running the establishment. -
The new company consists of G.. N
Miner, one-fourth interest, bought o.
Mr.. Elicit; J. Fl. Wilson, one-eiglt,
bought Of w. s. Brown; w. T. Bur.
CESS, one-eight, bought of Elliott
Messrs. Mason and Moffat, from New
England, three-eights, bought of Messrs
Collins and Elliot; Edwin Brown OF
theold company ,one-eighth. Mr.. Elliott,
the gentlemanly manager was obliged
to retire, on account of failing health :
he thinks of going Off on recruiting
trip. Mr.. Collins retires to his farm in
Butler Co., which was taken in ex-
change on his stock.
Mr.. Mason now becomes the acting
superintendent. He is one Of the best
men for this business in the country.
having served twenty one years at it in
Massachusetts. Mr.. Moffat is the Fin
isher, and an excellent hand he is at it.
The new Company will settle all old
accounts. Tho Factory is now
doing large business, turning out $50
yards of cloth per day, besides large
quantities Of rolls and yarn. 1t is run
ming $50 spindles, and consuming 800
pounds Of fleece wool per day. Already
are $3.50 insurance secured on the es-
Enlistment; which runs up q very
large amount of premium.
Some great improvements have been
introduced into the Factory. The
whole establishment is now heated by
steam, 1900 feet of steam pipes having
been introduced for that purpose, at a
cost of $1,000. This heating appara-
tus has been in operation month.
Gas works have just been introduced
at cost of $3.50; and the whole build
ing is now lighted up nightly with SO
gas burners. The works were put in by
A. s. Swift & Co. of Minneapolis. and
have been in operation for fortnight.
The substance used is liquid called
made from Petroleum. 1t is
bought by the barrel of AZ gallons, at
SlO,5 80 in Chicago; and costs the COM
pany about o5ct4. per day. lighting the
whole brilliantly say for two hours
We have taken look at the gasometer
and other works, and we pronounce
them o. X.
On the whole, this Wooden Factory is
one ofthe very bost concerns in the
having all the modern i'm
provements," and doing . first class
business.
P.S. We learn that in the change of
proprietors, the mill has been stopped,
Fnr week OK fortnight 70 come,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
BEHIND THE LIGHTHOUSE.

Old fosyi.m Is not qs!te dead Pesple nre still 10 be
found who think that health Is promoted by depetion
Vas there ever snc false logic Nature Is The grand an
tagonist OF disease and the depeters propose 10 pros
tra'e Nature In order might suppose give en-.
enr double Glance n. thc e Of III. pat The true
practice 1850 30 nygarate the vital powers to render
them ovrrmaicb for the clements m disease TbI, can
be done with uOsTkTTEIps STOMACH BlITERs or
oil vegetable toncs they The pow crfii ard the
most genial At this season, when the stronses.
organizations are liable tobe affected by the alterations
OF stringent cold and malirious moisture this Inc Unable
protective medicine Is especially needed. Persons pre-.
dpossd to b',usncss, dyspepsia. cons patton inter.
titent fever, or any Of the which cold wealth.
en- slperndncss or agsravates. should take IT. regularly
lutelY pure md inrnexa AZ IL.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
A CARD
From the Soldiers, Or ph.n., Home.

From the Soldiers Or phans' Home.
During the last two months, there
have been a great many visitors ut the
Home, and the numbers seem to be in
creasing. To do justice to visitors, and
also to the institution, it becomes nec-
essary to state the time when it is most
convenient to entertain them. The
Home will be open to visitors as fol-
lows -
Every day from 0 A. NJ. to P. NJ
Saturday and Sunday excepted. Office
hours the same. Office hours for en-
ployees and scholars, 0 to 10 A. NJ.
Saturday being day Of general house
cleaning and bathing, it is impossible
to show visitors through the building.
No pisitor WiH be admitted on the
Sabbath.
J. d. ABoTT,
Stunt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
ID Z Z ID :

At her residence Mt Cedar Falls, January 81,
1857 ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, after "a lingering illness
OF two years, Mrs. CEIESTIA II. WHEELER,
wife Of II. n. WHEELER aged 81 years fvs
months, and twenty -scven days. r..
Funeral services to hold In tho Methodist
church, on sunday next, at half-past O'Clock.
Sho was born at Smithville, Chenango coun.
ty N, Y, Aug. eth, 1909. At the age Of IL years,
she with her parents removed to Sugar Grove,
Warren Co, Pa, whore she united with and boz
come an efficient member of the Congregation.
al Church Of that place, and there resided for
several years. She has ever held high repu.
tation, and led not only moral but a Christ
ian life. She expressed a willingness to meet
DEATH and join her departed friends who had
gone before. She has left n numerous circle
of friends and connections to lament her de-
parture.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

Fred Douglass at Manchester.-Find-
ing that Douglass was shut in at Inde-
tendance, and unable to reach our city.
the Manchester people laid i.old on
MIN, and at much expense of private
team, got him through the drifts to
their town, where they got up an inn
promptn meeting for him Saturday
lssht,-on the promise of putting him
through in like manner on Sunday to
Dubuque. This must have been great
job, with the deep. driven snow of the
preiriss. nI.. our Manchester neigh
boQ have PLUCK, sHd whs.. was our loss
ras their gain.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

4 Novel Conveydnce.-M. L. Tracy,
Assistant Engineer on the Iowa Gen.
trail r. r., appeared cut yesterday with
= unique but highly comfortable sleigh.
1t consists Of plank runners, surmount-
cd with hogshssd on end, part of the
front being Gu. out to admit the driver.
What an excellent protection must such
. shelter be, to the traveller over these
cold prairies, in the piercing blast
Wonder il Tracy has q patent right for
the Improvement: 'r IL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
COMMERCIAL
90 L l. Il O. r I.

SHAW 4 LANSING have opened their
CoMMERCIAL COLLEGE ut Cedar Falls;
and, with sufficient corps of teachers,
they guarantee satisfaction to any one
who may desire to become a thorough
accountant, penman, or telegraph opcr-
ator. In addition to competent instruc-
tors, pleasant rooms have been obtain
ed, and all nescessary provisions made
for students to spend their time
pleasantly and profitably, and to equip
themselves with Business Education,
at one third the expense of the same in
any Eastern City.
REMEMBER that a business Education
Is the key to success.
p. s. Call at, or address, CONNER
cial College, Cedar Falls, Iowa"
A. j. SHAW.
J. w. LANSING.
TSnIcr To-, SH3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
POSE. Orrucu.

Until further notice, the Post Office
will be open from 7 A. NJ. till s p. N.
The Eastern mail closes at = A. NJ, the
Western Mail at Al p. M. The Swan
ton Mail closes every Saturday at 7
A. NJ. Sundays the Office is open from
II to O'Clock. VIII. MCCLURE,
A 3w&sw. PM
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

At Waterloo.-Fred Douglass gave his
lecture on the Esd, from 20 to 100 going
down from Cedar Falls to hear it. 1t
was pronounced superb. Even the. cor
respondent OF the Herald remarks con-
corning it: II must say, Douglass ia a
very able talker, and reasons as well as
any man can from false premises"
The snow-blockade broke up the lecture
Of Grace Greenwood,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

bEy. Every one receiving the Semi
Weekly through the mail, is regular
subscriber by only paying the postage.
These are the cheap terms of subscrip.
ton. Any person can thus receive the
Semi-Weekly regularly, by paying us
fifteen cents only, quarterly in advance,
to cover the cost of mailing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

Ohio" cercices.- The Baptist aud
Presbyterian congregations in this city
are still holding united meetings from
evening to evening. On Sunday fore
noon last Rev. Mr.. sttong, from Keo-
kuk, preached to the united congrega-
lions in the Presbyterian Church.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

A Free Mritdtion.-We are author
lied by the Superintendent, to extend
cordial invitation to all the citizens, to
make visit to the STARCH Factory, at
any hour next week, and inspect the
0perAtlona there.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

rS For 80 DAYS ONLY.-I shall sell
large proportion of my goods, includ-
ing splendid assortment of Dress
Goods, Flannels, Shirts, and Drawers,
Cloths, Boots and Shoes; good line
Of Furs, and Mufis; besides some of
those American Teas. All of which l
shall not keep over the winter. Call
and claim your bargains.
ALBERT ALLEN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

Sabbath Predching.-Last Sabbath,
President Magoun failing to reach here
In the snow blockade, Rev. Mr.. Guern-
sey OF Dubuque officiated in his place,
at the Congregational Church, he hav-
Ing in his turn been blockaded here
we are happy to learn from President
Magoun in person, (he having reached
here since,) that he will officiats on
Sunday next.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

Here is your Narket.-The Waterloo
EosTzer comedies that the extensive
Flour Mills of Cedar Falls, consume
such extensive quantities of wheat.
that the country around can by no
means supply the demand; so that
whole carloads have to be brought
rom Waterloo, and other places, even
east OF US, carrying the price of wheat
ut the Falls to a point higher than the
market even at Dubuque" What an
inducement to all the country around,
70 prlng their produce, as they are do
ing, to CEDAR FALLS!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

16r The GAzETTE SEMI-WEEKLY is
issued mainly as an advertising sheet,
FOR the benefit of our Merchants, in or
der that their advertisements may have
the largest possible circulation. 1t is
distributed broadcast all over the city,
and In all the towns and counties round
about us, in every direction.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

Weather and Trarcl-After three
days Of stoppage by the storm and
snow, with extremely cold weather, a
train from Dubuque got through TO this
place Monday night, with very heavy
malls. But there was no travel farther
Vast .....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

More about "Quod. THE ~Chicsgo
Journal has long communication from
Iowa City, in reply to the structures of
"Quod" from Waterloo concerning
CEDAR FALLS and the Letter of Capt.
Whiting. Wosl,an try to give it next
week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
NOTICE.

The BAPTIST CHURCH edifice Just
completed mt GAINESVILLE, will be tiedi-
Gated on Sunday, Feb. Sd, next. Ser
vices commence at 1890 A. 81. Sermon
by Rev. J. G. JOHNSON, Of Burlington,
Iowa. All friends Of the society are
fuYited.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

Douglass 7fchets.-Welearn, that the
tickets sold for the Fred Douglass Lee
ture will be redeemed at tho Bank, but
cannot he taken for admission to any
other lecture.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

9S The PUBLIC MEETING, for the
official organization Of the new Com
mercial College, stands adjourned to
Friday evening, Feb. 1st, when all citi-
Zens are invited to attend.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

Somemhds Mred.-Such was the as
pect presented by old" Bunk" our ante
luvian contraband, as he yesterday per-
ambuiated the streets, with his tower
ing stove-pipe developed in many
colored poster, his back and breast ditto,
while across his shoulders famed in big
letters this motto, "White Men Must
Govern America" This latter makes
Ms sadly mistrust, that poor Bunk
must have fallen into butternut hands.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
LOCAL ADVERTISING.

~ All transient advertising in the
Local Columns is charged 20 cents per
line for every insertion; any business
advertised to the amount of IS or more
per quarter, 10 cents per line. 10 reg
ular advertisers, We give local notices,
to the amount Of one line for each dol
lar paid.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

bS To our regular patrons, we charge
for advertising in the Semi-Weekly Adj
vsrtising Sheet of the GAZETTE, only
the PRIME COST OF THE PAPER and
press-work for the extra issue. Theex-
tremely low rates thus secured will be
seen elsewhere. Z
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

Cedar Cty.-Remember the temper
ance meeting at Cedar City tonight
Fri. Feb. 1st.) Go over and help. An
Address will be given, aud League
formed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

Abscondcr Caught.-The missing sta
ton agent, N. F. Blake, who ran away
from Ackley two or three weeks since,
with large amount of the company's
funds, has been arrested. He went to
Canada, where he was found, but could
not be arrested there by U. 8. Officers
They kept watching him, however |;
and he not suspecting this, returned to
Cedar Rapids for his wife. There he
was seized, and taken to Dubuque by
the first train that could plow through
the drifted SHOWS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
JOB ADVERTISING.

ndA- All persons getting jobs printed
ut this office, will, If they so request,
have gratuiteus notice of the subject,
In these local columns. Thus they
will have double value for their money,
--an advertisement to all our readers
through all the towns, rs well as their
Oh
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
TEMPER ANcE.LEeTuRE.

Row. Mr.. Dimmitt will Lecture at
the regular meeting of the Temperance
League, next Monday evening, Feb. 4th,
at 7 o'clock, in the Baptist Church,
The public are invited to attend.
A. MORRISON, Pres.
s. 3. GOoDENoM. SecY.