Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30

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CEDAR FALLS, IOWA.
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FRIDAY MORNING, Aug. 30, 1867.
apsI department.
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GRAIN TICKETS. We are now pre-.
pared to print grain tickets at this office
for 81 per thousand ~ E.g8 erIs. Il i
MILLS. water was let into the
race Wednesday night and the mills
are again running.
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ARoUND.-Willis Butler, who was
shot by his father on the 18th of this
month, has recovered and is able to be
around again. He was In town this
week. sf5
MILLINERY.-Miss .McNally having
fitted up her millinary establishment in
very tasty manner, may be found in
her old quarters.
Ap.-We direct the attention of the
farmers to the new advertisement of
Hunt 4 Rowland, which appears this
week.
FAIR.-We are in receipt of the pre-
MUM list Of the Butler County Agri-
cultural Society to be held ut Shell
Rock on the 9th, 10th and 18th Of Oct.
next. Il
TIRE.-A wagon tire was found on
one of our. streets last week. If the
owner 10 tired Of looking for it, he can
be informed of its whereabouts by call
ing at this Office. Z s,ssE n
CAMP MEETINa.-The United Breth-
rem have camp meeting now in pro-
gress at Mr.. Shafer's, six miles west of
town. 1t commenced last Wednesday
and will continue over Sunday.
SIDE WALKS.-An ordinance has
been issued for the building of q side
walk on % Street, North side, from
Main to Iowa Street. Owners of lots
interested should read notice found in
another column. 4a 4
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NEW RoAD.-A new road Is being
located from Mr.. Farmers running
south to the County line. 1t il of great
Importance to this place, as 1t opens up
an outlet to an extensive farming
country aud Cedar Falls il the market.
EXPRESS Dale & kellogg
have taken the agency of the Ameri-
can Express Company, Of this city,
and have moved the office into their
drug store. We call attention to their
new advertisement which appears this
week. -
PERsoNAL.-L. ID. Tracy Of Grundy,
was in town yesterday. =
"Ret" Clarkson, the racy local editor
of the State Register, is enjoying a
three weeks scease" from his labors,
rusticating on the old farm, at his
home In Grundy Co.
Hon. Peter Melendy left this MORN
ing for Clinton, to attend to business
connected with the State Fair.
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NIGHT TRAIN.-We- have it on good
authority that a night train b soon to
be placed on the ID. Il s. c. II. r.,
leaving Dubuque abcut8 o'clock in the
evening and one leaving Iowa Falls at
the same time. 1t will be mixed
train, but will be q great accommoda-
tiou W plsscuScIS.
LEcTUREs.-Dr. Pierce, Secre tary of
the Library and Lecture Association of
this city, informs us that Miss Anna
Dickinson and Fred. Douglass are en-
gagged positively to lecture here next
winter. The other lecturers for the
course are not yet definitely engaged
but will be soon.
CARDs.-The latest authority may be
of interest to our lady readers when
making calls, elsewhere If not here:
IA plain card denotes passing call;
the lower right hand corner turned
down, a visit; left hand corner, condo
lence; right hand upper corner, BUSH
ness; left hand upper corner, adieu."
A PREvESTATIvE.-An exchange
says that a. concentrated neutral solu-
ton of hingstate of soda, diluted with
water to twenty-eight degrees, and
then mixed with three per cent Of phos-
phate of soda, will effectually protect
nluslins against fire. 1t can be used in
the laundry, and will not prove injuri-
GUS to the texture.
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Our FAIR.--Arrangements are being
made to fit up the grounds Of the Ce-
dar Valley Agricultural Society in a
handsome and attractive manner
n commodious ampitheatre Is being