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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

4 An Eastern chap, more cute than
gallant, has advertised for sealed
proposals" as follows---lhis leap year !:
-"rhe undersigned feeling the need
of some one to fluid fault with when
business matters go wrong; and be-
ing lonely with no one to hate him /;
and having arrived at the proper age,
he 10 therefore bound to come OUT
Sealed proposals will be received
till twelve o'clock. midnight. OF the
3lst December. 1868. Applicants
must possess beauty or Its equivalent
i'm currency. She must possess q
sweet and forgiving disposition, and
when one cheek Is kissed, turn the
other THAT Is. II the right man Ia
kissing.) she may not chew gum,
nor frequent sewing circles, nor go
round begging for charitable pur-
poses.--Nor read the paper first In
the morning, nor talk when / ain
sleepy, nor sleep when am talking.
Ner trade my clothes to wandering
Italians for fiower-vases. Nor bor-
row. money from my vest pocket
while / sleep. Nor hold a looking.
glass over my face ut such q time to
make me tell what 1 know. She
must believe I'm the sudd n attack of
chills, and make allowance for their
effects on the nervous system. When
her 'old bear comes home from
missing few friends. she must not
take advantage of him and weedle
him into trips Of watering places.
She must not sit up for him when he
happens TO be detained until late
hour on his COMMITTEES A lady pos
sessing the foregoing qualifications,
positive and negative, can hear oil
something to her advantage by en-
closing u red stamp. All proposals
must be accompanied by satisfactory
evidence of ability OF the applicant to
support the husband In the style to
which he has been accustomed" !"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
A Tough Dog story.

A gentleman possessed of New
foundland dog had trained him to go
to market with q basket and q piece
OF money to purchase the morning
steak. The money, with the towel.
was deposited In the basket, and
Browscr, with much dignity and
thoughtfulnes, would lrot off to the
butchers stall. and the man of beef,
understanding the arrangement,
would take the money. deposit the
steak, and the dog would trot home.
Turning corner, one morning, on
his way from market, he came upon
two dogs fightiDg. With the same
feeling that will make the crowd OF
human dogs throng about prize
ring To see two other dogs pound
each other. Browser paused, and for
q second looked on; then excited
by the contest, he dropped his bask-
ct and went in.n He whipped
both. but Willie so engaged, hum
CRY hound stole his steak.
1Broweer picked up his haskell; the
loss Of weight told the story. He
stopped and Investigated. The steak
was gone, aud the poor dogs worry
was comical. He looked i'm every d.
rection for the lost meat, all the
while half growing and whining, as
III talking to himself. Some men
whn saw the affair and knew the dog,
watched 10 see what resolution Brows-
er would make Of the difficulty. The
poor fellow was for moment In
doubt, and then, "a II an idea had
struck him, he set Oft, for tile mark et
again. The little crowd followed him.
They saw him approach the butchers
stall, but instead Of marching boldly
up, he stopped and looked wishfully
ut the meat. At last, when the
butchers back was turned for q sec-
ond, he seized the largest steak on the
block, and ran homo with 10 as fast as
as he cduId.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27


| was riding hither from PhiiadeI4
plia the other day, when saw upon
the train Willie Todd, Speaker Col
fax's messenger. or him | took 90.
casion to Inquire into the person and
history OF Thaddy Morris, who had
been page 10 Speaker Pennington Ia
1850, and virtual Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives. Mr.. Pen.
nington was q delightful old geutie-
man, ignorant of parliamentary prae.
tice. and he was elected by u sonipro-
mise between the adherents Of Sier-
man and Marshall. OF Kentuky.
Placed In his embarrassing chair, he
Nund the great dog + IL of the House
barking, like Cerberils. under him,
and he took every ruling, point, and
suggestion from Thaddens most CRATE
fully.
Onoo, IL 10 related, when young
Morris had prepared everything
snugly for PenniLgton, outlined tie
order OF business, prompted him
completely, and left the courss
straight as crow fiies," 10 thnt a
wayfaring man, though fool, need
not go astray. he said to the speaker:
Nov, go on.
"Now, go on 70 cried Pennington.
promptly. to the House, at which
therc WIS huge lauahter.~rN. r. atff.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

The Father OF HIS Country Doing yio.
1ence TO Noah Webster.

''G. A. T.n writes to the Hartford
Post: / Istrolled ons day last week
into the little village of Fairfax
Court House, where Tompkins made
his celebrated futile though vaunted
raid. Under the projecting roof ol
the Court House stood an empty and
unharnessed buggy, stabbed away.
Within, among lot or old papers
stored away In tin and wooden box.
90, they keep the will OF George
Washington.
-"Is it permitted to look at7p said
10 the clerk. ST sd .l8
lie took out Llg yellow enveiops
and handed 1t To me-, Tile paper was
slightly faded but the psnfnanshiI
was beautiful, and every page was
signed with the well known sigma.
ture of"G. Washington The ina.
terial was common letter paper, wa,
ter-ruied. The great sage spelled
.'aggregaten notice with only Que
@. This human falling had the ef-
feet of bringing Washington close
down TO the carnal eye. / belield i'm
him u man who neither owned nor
consulted that ponderous rade niecum
Of nm unabridged Webster. First In
war and hrst In peace, he was still
unequal to the word aggregate and
punched one "Gn out oft. 1t 10 In
deed singular how badly one may
spell aud still be the father Of hii
country. Mrs. Bcnjamin franklin
could not read; to her the newspa
pers her husband published were a,
unipteliigble as the roostiDg places
Of vagrant flies. and he could put hi,
finger familiarly among the stars
Now they sleep together I'm Ignorance
and we hope bliss and sometimes Il
seems folly To be wists
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
NUMBER 35.
Josh IsilIinas.

Josh isn't In tho list OF our pros
pcctive lecturers an we have named
them elsewhere. This IN tloubties a
matter for regret. Luckily. however,
when Josh can't be hear, he can be
read. And upon this very subject of
lecturing, no has delivered himself
thus:
I "ON LECTURES. II take my zen in
hand, toinform you, that ! atm in tile
Lekturing bizzness. / he, jined the
army ov martyrs, aud am having u
healthy time. lektnred last mite.
tew Hooded house. Had n revival,
evry few minutes, Ii would hav did
yu good tew hear the people holler.
The way things look now, think
shall be able tew retire from private.
life, In a fu months, and keep 3 ar 4
dogs, and fish pond, Yesterday, 1
reserved \ dunnln letter, from mi
fashtenable tailor, for Il coat, that has
bin wore out, more than 2 years. 7
replied to the limited cuss, briefly, IA
foilers Dear sur Enklosed. plczo
md ID dollars-if yu can. Yures.
sum, Josh Billings.i
II thought | would try tragik
iektur all fust, but tragediz arc Citing
80 common, now daze, that yu kan
git then done, and wurrented. for rs
dollars. Mi Ilektur In the normal
comick, With IN ekasional effort tew
he witty. M.f# n.
hope you are well, and hay q
good appetight. Remember me kind
" TO Keub Fenton, when yusee him.
! also reseaved lstters bi To daes
male, which will let yu answer for
me, thru yure valuable collums. One
ov them ~ from an individoal, who
sines his name 'Hennery,, and luther
- from q person bi the name ov
I 'lfennery The best time tew sett
hen, 10 when the hen is reddy.
Kant tell what the best breed IN. but
the shanphigh 10 the meanest. IL
kusts AZ much tew board one, as 10
duz stage hoss, and yu mite rs we'll
undertake tew fat a tanning mill, hy
running oats thru IL. There aint no
proffitt In keeping hen for his eggs,
III he laze less than one a day. Hons
are very long lived, III they don't con-
trakt the thrat disseaze, there Ia a
CRATE menny goes tew pot, every year,
bi this meionkolly disseaze. / kant
tell exactly how tcw pick out, a.Cood
hen, but as general thing, the long
cared ones, are kounted the best,
The one-legged ones, kno, are the
east ap tew scratch up the garden.
Eggs packed In equal parts oy salt,
and lime water, with tile other end
down, will keep from 80, or 40, years,
| IL they are not disturbed. Freah,
bsef-stake Is good for hens serpozs
4 or 5 pounds day, would he awl \
hen would need, at .fust along. I
shah be happee tew advise with yu,
Ht emmy time, on the hen question,
and--take IL In egg.n
"4Hirahfe .-Yu sa 'yu kant under.
stand the tnirakie ov the whale, that
swallered Joner.' Idont serpose That
Joner, nor the whale, ever fully un-
derstood IL tthemselis. l have thought
that 1t was eazyer for the whale tew
swaller Joner, than IL was for the
outsiders, tew swaller the mirakls.
| kant tell yu what Joner did while
In the whales society; but kna
what yankee would hav did, hs
would hav rigged ruddcr OH tho
animal, and run him Into port, aud
either klaimed the lilo for salvage, or
sold out his chanso tew a petroleum
grease company" a4E rf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
Our National w eaItli.

Why, there exists no nation In thl
world so capable of paying its debts
ms this nation. The American Union
is the riches common wealth i'm the
world-a proposition easy of proof.
into the details of which 10 is not
necessary on this occasion To enter.
1t is the richest community that ever
existed, and it IL absurd Tor US To pre-
tend inability to pay a. IL would be
for the richest man in town To repu-
diate his monthly milk bill or gro.
Gerry book because of inability.
How much do We owe? $500, 900.
OO0. How many of us are there?
suppose something less than 10000
600. We owe on an average perhaps
s63 per head, at this moment. When
the debt is due, say twelve or fifteen
years hence, there will be at leat 90,
O0o, ZOO, OF us--say about $40 apie, q tc
pay, supposing the debt not to have
disappeared altogether by that time,
which IL may easily be- make to do.
Nine dollars a year n head, and we
are paying that now, would extin-
guish the hole debt interest an d prin-
cipal, before fifteen years are gone.
If the foul word reputation had not
been breathed, our difficulties would
be over already, aud the capitalists
of the world would be glad to take
our securities ut as low rate as the
most favored nations enjoy.
This is the richest country in the
world. The accumulated capital oi
the British empire may be oBe.third
larger, although it is probable thai
the results of the United States cen
sus of 1870 will make surprising rev.
Citations; but the annual product ot
lhe United States Is now far greater
than that of the British empire.
On the most moderate calculation
our population doubles every twenty.
three year. Our wealth doubles every
ten years. In the decade immediate.
| ly proceeding the civil war, the ascer.
tained value Of private property In
the country increased more that Us
per cent, doubling, therefore, in less
than eight years. Alta moderate es.
timate, the population. fourteen year,
hence, will be 60, ,000, 900, and the val.
uation OF property S60, 900, ,OOO, ,O0O.--J
Latirop Motley.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

The Land zoe Lovc gives model
letter from young lady, whose
sweetheart was in the 5th South Car
olina regiment, to Mr.. Davis, presi-
dent Of the late confederacy, asking
for furlough for her lover to come
home and get married:
"DEAR MIR. PREsIDENT--I want
you to let Jeemes Clancy. of Com
pany lth. Fifth South Carolina regi-
ment, come home and get married.
Jeems 10 willin', / is willin', my
nanny is willin'. his nanny says
she Is willin'. but Jeemes' Captain.
he amt willin'. Now when we'er
willin' ceptin' Jeemes' Captain,
think you might let up and let Jeemes
come. I'll make him go straight
back when he's done got married.
and fight just as hard M ever.
Your nffectionate friend,n etc.
Mr.. Davis wrote ON the letter, LET
yeemes go,n and Jeeines came bone.
married the afiectionate correspond.
ent Of Mr.. Davis, and returned TO his
regiment, and did fight as well as
ever.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

Washington Correspondence 50. Louis Democrat
On Sunday | was walking In the
neiBhborhood of General Grants
house when | saw Mrs. Major Will
lians, late Mrs. stephen A. Douglas,
exchange greetings with General
Grant, accompanied by her husband.
The house that Mr.. Douglas present.
ed TO his wife before her marriage
stood npon high hill, close by Gen.
Grants subsequent and present res
idence, aud In the grading of the
streets theres bout this house with its
splendid walled garden and lawn
was left suspended In the air, 80 that
~ 10 now one Of the most imposing
dwellings in the city. aud is named
appropriately Douglas Palace. Major
Williams, since his marriage 10 the
widow Douglas, has nearly doubled
the size of this house, raised French
roof upon 1t, and capped its flight Of
stone stairs with pair Of carved IL.
ons. The terraces around the house
are planted with shrubs aud box bush
and innumerable trees contribute TO
give the place the air Of venerable
patrimony. Wishin the mansion
two fine children count the march OF
time, neither OF them heirs Of Mr..
Douglas, whose little contribution
shares his sleep. The exquisite
peacefulness aud privacy Of Mrs.
Williams life show the difference be-
tween what are callod les nzaryiuges
de s0cfete, aud what we name, fainif.
arly, love matches. In the time of
her first husband no party was com
plete without her. Her picture was
purchasable at every print-shop, and
we beheld her In Washington every
day. Now welded to q private geil-
tlenan and soldier, OF years not un-
congenial 10 her own, she Is the orn-
ament OF beautiful home, aud her
children are her kingdom. She is
still pi0us Mt church, and fond Of RI
ding out, but her journeys are made
out Of town and not within 1t. | felt
In her proximity to the home of Mrs.
Grant how mutable and yet how
merciful arc the dispensatlons oi
Providence. Eight years ago Mrs.
Douglas might have been the mis-
tress ofthe White House. Now stis
| is a good mans happy wife.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

One Of the jealous chapIains OF the
army Of the Potomac eallcd on D
colonel noted for his profanity, I'm or
der to talk about the religious inter-
est Of his men. He was politely re-
ceived and motioned TO q seat ON n
chest, when the following dialogue
ensued:
Colonel, you have one Of the finest
regiments in the army
Il believe 80, replied the colonel.
DO you think you pay sufficient
attention to the religious instruction
of your men p asked the chaplain.
We'll, / don't know, replied the
colonel. doubtingly.
"A lively interest has been awaken
ed In the 4th Massachusetts,, 10 rival
regiment.)5 The Lord has blessed the
labOrs Of his servants, and ten have
already been baptized, said the chap
lain.
is that so? Ito the attendant. J
Sergeant Major, have fifteen men de-
tailed Immediately for baptism; I'll
be d----d IL I'll be outdone by any
Massachusetts, regip1eHt,'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27


We do not think that any boy ever
put an his first long tailed coat, with
out = sense of shame. He firs, twists
his back half of, looking at IL In the
glass and then, when he steps out of
doors, II seems as If all creation wssia
broad grin. The sun laughs in the
sky, the cows turn to look at him,
there are faces at every window: his
very shadow mocks him: the very
boards crsak with consciousness OF
the strange spectacle, and the old
pair OF pantaloons that stop q light In
y garden window, nod with ueiisIou.
III he ~ obliged to pass n gronp OF
men and boys, the trial assumes IL,
most terrific stage; his legs get all
mixed up with enbarrassins snt. and
the flap OF the dangling appentlaye Ia
felt against them, moved by the wind
OF his own agitation; he could nos
ieel any worse, were IL dish rag, ts
be worn 10y him as . badge of dis-
grace. 1t Ii a happy time for him
when he gets to church and sits down
with bis coat tail under him but ho
is still spprehensive with thinking OF
the sunday School, and wonders N
any Of the children will ask him 10
1850 sAA~ tehH btuk4
Going Home with the Girls.
The entrance into society may DO
said TO take place after boy ood has
passed away, yet u multitude taks
the Initiative before their hearts arc
presentable. It is a great trial TO
tender or tough age. For any over
grown boy To- 30 To n door, knowing
there are u dozen girls within, and
knock or ring with absolute certain
~ that In two minutes all their eyes
will DO upon him, is a severe test Of
courage. To 20 before these girls and
make q satisfactory tour Of the room
without stepping ON their toes, and
then sit down and dispose OF ones
hands without putting them In ones
pockets, 10 an achievements which
few can boast. LII boy eau get 10
far as to measure off ten yards OF tal,o
with the girls, and cut Ii short at oi,s
end, he may stand u chance 10 spend
q pleasant evening; but let him not
Halter himself that the trials of tho
evening are over. There comes a,
last the break up. The dear girls don
their hoods and put on their shawls
and look 30 saucy, so mischleyous
aud unimprcssibie, as II they did not
wish any one To 20 home. sfhen
comes the pinch, and the boy having
the M 81 I llck makes up to the p.a:s
tiest girl, his heart In his throat. and
his tongue clinging to the roof Of hls
mouth, and crooking his elbow. stan,-
| iners out the words: shall Il sev
you homcTn She touches her fingers
10 his arm, and thus they walk home
about q foot apart, feeling as awkward
M goslings. As soon as Sue is safe
inside her own doors. he struts homo.
aud really thinks he has been and
gone snd done 1t.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
sa,.. a McMALLY a SISTER,

DEALERS IN MILLINERY & FANCY
~ Goods. Keeps constantly on hand com.
slete assortment or choice Millinery. New goods
cceived every week Opposite Townsend y
<napp,s Bank. Cedar Falls. Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
A. SpAUlDtNC,

CONTRACTOR AND BRIDGE BUILDER
~ Cedar Falls, Iowa. Constructor OF the. new
ridge nj Cedar Falle. Refers to Hosea White,
SntisgyiIle Linn Co: Col. WIN. T. Shaw. Analno-
- Joacs Co Also, to the Bridge Committee Of
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

TASHIOHADLE BARBER AND HAIR
Is dresser. corner Main and - sta over Hotck
kiss store, e.tsr Fslh, r1wa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
n. q. JENNINGS.

"A constantly on hand, good assortment Of the
nest meats and other articles In the market line,
which he is ceiling at the lowest living price,.
Main Street, hrrt door North OF Campbell d Mills
crockery Store, Cedar Falls. Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

CAMERON a. SNYDER OFFER FOR
~ Sale large amount OF Prairie Land on heas,
enable Terms: also Improved Farms. Sales ana
purchases made, Titles Examined, Taxes Paid and
al Land Business Transacted. An effort Will be
made TO ascertain the owner OF any lands not on
our list, which may be desired. Parties rom
distance can write us in relation to any lands In
mis- portion OF Iowa. Address, CAMERON q
SNYDER, Cedar Falls. Iowa. e2s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

ISAsHIONABLE DRESS MAKER. RES
H idence on Washington st. opposite the Cath
alic Church. Plain sewing OF Every description
.ascly dene ebert notice. e2
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
OvERMAN BROS,

IRON FOUNDERS AND GENERAL. MA
4 chinists, Cedar Fails, Iowa. Steam Engines
and Mill Gearing made and repaired: Window ana
planning done TO order in the neaIest style. Orders
T.srf snd Rrass a-aq
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
Mrs. A. GIBSON,

PHOTOGRAPH ARTIST. CORNER
/ ist and Main Streets, Up Stairs, Cedar FaIs'
owa. Photographic, Ambrotypes, Gems toLce ,Ira,
Nh short notice.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

TSAsHIoNxRLE TAILOR, FOUR
IL Door south OF Coles Drug store, Cedar Falls
owa. Repairs neatly and promi 'ty executed on
he most reasonable terms. .@
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
,u p NEDApY a co.
A, TRoWB RIDGE,

DEALERs IN LEATHER, SADDLERi
- Uardware Shoe Findings, Saddles, Collars
sc cedar Falls Iowa Cash paid for hides.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
4. HARrMAN.

Attic CEDAR FALLS BOOK BINDERY
n In prepared to do all kinds OF Binding In q
sorkmanIike manner Patronixe home fnstitu
ien and bring on your Papers, Blanks. Magazines
nd Pamphlets. and have them bound. Order
EFT at THE GAxErrH Once win be promptly at
ended to.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
AGENCY,

.rANUPACTURER OF AND DEALEF
.Nn In Boots & Shoes, Main street; Cedar ! ais
l1sa. A Fun supply always on hand. 9-l2
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
q. n. PIE RCE,
a poYANr Al. D.,

uNHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
In Wise q Bryant'a Drug store. Residence
corner OF Sixth and Franklin Streets, Cedar Fails
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

COUNTY SURVEYOR, GhNEkhi.
u Land and Real Estate Agent. WIN give
prompt attention to the purchase ana sse o. Lsen ~
Estate, pay taxes examine titles, coheeuon VI
-,u,s &c Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

IMPORTER OF HAVANA AND MANU-
ii factnrer OF Domestic cigars Dealer In chex-
lc and Smoking Tobaceos, Mershaum, BryW,
rubber and Wooden Pipes. Opposite Nealy's
grocery Store. CedM Falls, Iowa 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
MoRRIs LIPPoLD,


DARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, OVER
- A. l. Ntchoas' Grocery Store, Cedar Falls,
Iowa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
q. r. CUMMINGS q CO.,

MEAT MARKET, OPPOSITE THE IN
lVl man House, keep constantly on hand all kind
Of fresh and salt meats The highest market
priee pain for Eggs. Good Fresh Butter, and all
kinds Of Early Vegetables and garden aauce.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

CRAINEIa, HOUSE. cARRINCE AND
W Sign Painter has taken r. Wild's place at
cedar Falls, aud viii give entire satisfaction to all
who entrust him with work in his line OF business.
shop over Foedck's wagon shop. fuper hanging
aeafly done on short notice 3 H
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
1. n. BU mn,
z. a, SNYDER,

DEAI ESTATE AGENT, AND DEALER in
III Musical Instruments ONCE at tue sra new
Depot Cedar Falls, Iowa. zhh'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
------------------------~--
alMEON FLESH ,

nAINTER IN EVERY STYLE. HOUSE,
Sign and Fresco Graining and Ornamental
5sintiDg done In hne style. at short notice. Shop
% the rear OF AItwine's house, Cedar Fans lows.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
g. w. HARRIS A a Ro.,
cHAs. NoLrE
r. BAK e q.

WILL ATTEND TO HOUSE PAINTING,
w Graining and Paper Hanging. Can produce
rood work. Residences on conner 5th and ClaySt.,
Cedar Falls, Iowa. esA w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

xraTCxxusKERS & JEwELER. DEAL
" or In Watches Clocks and Jewelry. Re-
pairing and engraving neatly done All ss,s %ork
warranted. XVII