Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-05-29

WHERE TO Go.--ft Is generally
conceded that Henry Testers Is the
place to go TO get good ice cream.
Henry knows how to keep a first
class ice cream saloon, and his estab.
lishnent is becoming a favoritc re-
sort for every body. Il
OUR CITy.-Cedar Falls, which
bears the name abroad rs well ms nj
home, of being one of the llantisom-
est and pleasantcst locations I'm Iowa,
never looked better than it does at
this time. The labor and care ex-
pended last season i'm setting out
shade trees and shrubbery Is plainly
in the looks Of our city this
year. and we are pleased to see the
work OF Improvement in all parts Of
town still going forward. A. 49, Al
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WILL Soon BE IN NAsHUA.--Andy
Felt, that prince Of live,newspaper
men, informs us that the cars are ex-
pected to run into Nashua OH the
10th OF next month. at tho rate of
speed they are now making they will
no doubt reach there by that :imc.
Nashua is improving rapidly. and
although we are frank to admit that
Andy is always Posted, we cannot
,grce with him quite, that It Is TO
,qual Chicago. n
HIS OPINIoS.-Some one, perhaps
he author. has furnished US with
he opinion OFF. w. Grimes on the
rial OF Andrew johnson, In PAM
billet form. As VIC have all the waste
PAPER ON hand THAT we desire at
present, the document is Of no value.
'Ir., Grimes will find very little con-
olation from the circulation Of such
raitorous documents, as mono but
Democrats, in Iowa, endorse his
opinion or his course.
$500. - - - -
Mt. PLEASANT JoURNAL.-E. w.
Brady has retired from that excellent
'aper, the Mount Pleasant Journal,
nd is succeeded by Frank Hatton, a
ocular journalistic trump, and flu-
ntwritcr. Although he don't think
We are all "hunkadori" because we
Ion't go in lcmmons,n we are will
ny to be forgiven. : g
Bro. Brady has purchased the In
ianola Visitor. He is q pleasing
writer and tip-top editor.
LAY RErREsENTATIoN.--An unso-
'histicatcd Democratic youth, a
tranger in these parts aud to fortune
nd famo unknown, wants to know
the clay representation"
Which Is causing considerable discus
ion In the General Conference now In
;hicago, will haye any effect on the
rice Of eggs. He must be the son
# the old man who wanted to know
Who "Bill Nebraska" was when the
Nebraska Bill was under dis
'usslon few years ago.
STREET CAUSE.-THE citizens of the
i've city of Dubuque are rejoicing In
he possession of street cars. They
making regular trips
asst Saturday with very favorable
csults. Dubuque contains some of
he most enterprising men that can
,e found this side Of sun rise and
among them Is Ex-Mayor
7. X. Graves, who was the prime
mover in the building of the street
nil roads I'm that city.
Coon FooD FOR, THE MIND.
Journal for June,
eryes up most nutritious bill of
fare. Among its leading
characters are Geo. Hall, first mayor
Il Brooklyn; j. G.. Holland Chino
hy Titcombl, and many others, with
biographical and phreno-
ogical sketches. Mr.. Beecher's Phi
the secret of success for
'oung men; Writing for the press,
&C., &c. This number completes
'olume AZ.
GRAssHoPPERs.-In the Southern
nd Western portions of this State
he grasslioppers are doing considera-
10 damage, already, to the crops,
nd the people are becoming dis
outraged with the present prospects.
gentleman from the Southwestern
art of the State, informs US that the
round is completely covered with
hem, and still they come, not by the
hundred thousand more," but by
he millions. Emigration Of this
lind Ii not desired Ia Iowa.
Iowa SABBATH SCHOOL AsSoCIA-
Third Annual Meeting Of
he Iowa Sabbath School Association
will be held in the Congregational
at the city of Clinton, Com
June 4ti,, and closing Thurs
lay evening the 18th. Arrange
nents have been made to carry nc
redited delegates Mt half regular
ariff each way. Distinguished Sab
'ath School men from abroad are
to DO present, and 1t 10 be-
ieved thdt this Cevention WILDE Of
more than ordinary interest.
ANOTHER TRAGEDY IN BREMER
the WaverIy Republican
We learn Of an attempted murder In
sremer county recently, and dar-
ny highway robbery. William A.
bailey was the victim, and the SUBJ
lance of his story is, that he was as
aulted by robbers on the night of
he 18th inst, in franklin township,
nd dangerously wounded, and q
,air of horses and wagon, and 5000
n money were stolen from him.
The robbers have not been found,
md there is rome doubt as to the
Of his story. Bailey,
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