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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

Pr:ha;'; no one nlc,,i.
c;:!vi> 'JG:iivcr$ally rc.
g!iiirc'l hr everybody as
Il c:Ii:i:iriic, nor was
ever any before 80 uni.
vcrSallr adopted Into
use, in every country
a:i;, a..iua.. Ill GLASSES,
a. ,,iis mia i'ni efficient
lur-.;tiivc Till. The
uHN:OiiS reason =, Ina;
I; Is = lini'r reliable AMI
:If more c!lcrtual rem.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08
PLANTATION BlTTERS.

This wonderful vegetable restorative is ;he sheet.
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INA s. F Il + & IL T l. / n /,
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND
TIE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.

The steamship MATYLAND,J johnson, <>itCTf,
Commander, wal sail for Baltimore ON lst.s.s
WEDNESDAY,, November 10Th, at II a. NJ, from
Pier No. l. Union Wiarvcs
GD-lDSulnncc by the Steamers Of this line !:
per cent. To baltimore ami Philadelphia. ru Rus
ION =. Philadelphia FrcghS forwarded tn that
city by railroai from baltimore without atl,li
tiUnal expense f,r insurance.
ED- Through Bills l.ading given To PEiiI.ADEI..
plilA. BOSTON md The CITIES or TIE NUirrII
WEST
For Freight engagements or Passage, apply to
CUUltrESAi * TRENHOLM.
hoSh Smw3 Union Wharvca.
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INV NN Nr'.Nr.i' ~ oV.' Nts'I''|'
n o II N l. W Y o II X.
The steamship LANES AnGEi,. T. !. 81 ,s.te,,
l.uckwoWl, Commanders, will hc dis 81 Ia,sGs e
patched for the above port ON TUESDAY, iIir Nth
instant, at 10 O'Clock, \. VI.
For Freight Or Passage apply to
nOvS 2 IAMES AUGER u co. NrCntM.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-10

T@ Steel rails are tO ba lai6
along ths entire ke railway
between Paris and Aarsailles. lb
will require IS3 Do IONS
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THaln. - .TFpIaNLNT % y, Nj 8 DuTfdfHEklN.- - ! s.

I - !.
EHE INDIGNANT DUICHNAN,--z "a.
certain Dutchman, the lOWneFpf .
house, had effected an insurance
on 1t for L T eight hundred dollars, al
though IT had been built for q great
deal less. The house burned doWzi,
and Gthis lDutchman claimed the,
full amount for which it had been
insured. But the officers of the
company refused tQ pay any more
than it's actual value about six
hundred dollars. Heruexpressed;
his dissatisfaction in powerful bro
ken English, IT interlarding his re
marks with some choice TeutoniC
oatbs. esBz2sG 9EEGEB &
"If you wish it, " said the CASH
ier Of the company @@eswiN build
you a3house larger and better than
the one, burned, as we are quite.
positive, that it can be done for
even less than han. SIX 7ft hundred aR ID dob it5
lars,1'Iag ;o3 rgf1 fpiw y4+a-tg,,,.r 30,
To this proposition the Dutch
man objected, and was at last COM
Ipelled to take the SIX hundred dol
lars. Some weeks after he had re-
ceived the money h6aiwas called
upon by thessame agentaWho want
ed him to- take 10 policy Of life in7
surande on himself or on his wite,
10 "MtYou insure your WifeIs lite
for $26OO," the agent said, 9and if
she ,shoqpld die, yOR would have
that sum, to solace yyonr, heart"
~ 'DatT pc, tam !" exclaimed the
Dutcbman:; you you 'ai5ad 'sauir5adnic,,es1 ace : fellets
is all tiefs! If I sure my wife,
ant 1uy wife she ties, and Z does to
de Office to kit my two st0dsand
tolIars, HdoIiIt hit anTde money !?
No, py tam! You saysotoames
sShe1TanItigorth two toqsapt toll
lars she vas worth 'pOut six hum
dred tollars. If you ton't like to
take six hunred tollars, We viii kit
you o peter ant a pigger wife.
Py TAM no not!'" '24T' 7R' g.,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-10

/ AT halfpast7 IL o'cloek Tuesday
aflarge crowd collected a. afhe
Customheus9 tg7witness this great
sale. Gen. Heron, the Marsha,
Judge Dnrel ,and Miles Taylor,
ali appeared upon the stand where
Gen. West conducted the sale, ~,
The first bid was one million OF
doHafs; /; the second, a. half million
more.o1 From this point the bids
gradually advanced attheiEate 19t
800, 0Ountil the ao6eru reached
two million > at fifty thousand adj
ditional it was knocked down to
Chas. Morgan, ESQ., The sale oc-
upied about fifteen minutes @ and
as mightdbe supposed, was watch
ediwith exciting interest by the
crowd assembled. Thus ends this
great C0ntest1 and the people of
new Orleans must now look to the
new purchaser to place US within
prombt communication with Tex
ash. O.. Times, 29th May.
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PaTisIR@Of CalcasieUl,


9jna3nq-.w g November 12ths 1885, 4
IN accordance with the irst1 section of
1 an Act of the Legislature entitled
can Act to organize the Parish Courts
of this State, etc, " = approved Septem-
tembef ath, 1861 Aregular term Of the
Parish Court for the trial ofqal classes
of cases of which. said Court may have
Jurisdiction. viii be held ct the Court
House at Lake Charles, commencing on
the third Monday Of JanuarY,sA' D.,
1869, and of every second month there
be Reid each month, beginning on the
third Monday. thereof, for The trial Of
Probate causes, and the disposition of
such Probate business as is required to
be- done in open Court 'H3 ,'1t1o i'"a ""
219l I'D ;]A92 7iol lDAVED1J. aREAD,g 81
-oTg 2aL ,jn2m3tGq n8Parish Judge. o.
November Ia, 1855 .aHTug4sab s575-r
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-10

r,ai7aF rstsis mo -Ro 1a ne
1aL Zr.Ilnr an -ot za.-asas .an-aaa
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A NY, ONE SENDING. us, TEN SUB
A soribers at above rates shah re-
CalFeh SS worth Of hooks Of hisGow
,ssla6tion. For tWentg dos $40 IN hQoks
will bas sent. Single, copies S5o7rfor
which sPeCimsR, numbers VIII be, \ sent Y
any address tanlLs NJ 4sgrers.l
~ R7r. SubsCFi beTa WIN please gave t1elE
pogtpfl0a "A dress in f4Rlll 4Rlllaai5l5G5a bEa
blsS AaaI Il5PHIfiT TTPS yE cRF4l7 II s5si ss5
laiesqs aiaaog hna ad o. alaRtay GE
.a9lavf7g gcb1ag dtru haga'rnr III
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-10

q JOSE BILLINGS ON MbsQUTrOEs -
We are told that there want emmy
thing made fnlvain ! this isitsum
SO, but how they were put tOgeth4
or I never could tell and there, is
one commercial peculiarity ,about
the muskeet6r trade, and that lis,
the supply always exceeds the de-
mahd, and yet the produCti6nr5is
not dfmiaishedgG Ikant understand
this no how!ao They are born of
poor but industrious parinkss and
sareibrought up with great care
under the auspices some Of our
first families. They have some
impudence, and don't, hesitate to
stick their best friends with q bad
bill. They have also consummit
kiuirrsge, I have known d single
imuskeeter "a to 7Ht d man and Ills
I wife all nite long and draw the
first blood. It IS very easy to kin
.miuisketoze when you kan! y But In
striking them you are very apt to
bit the place where they recently
waz. ,3it y They are cheerful little crit
terss, sins 81 ging as they toll, ,l..t :.r 9@l el
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Par0isse...o oOalcastell3
,g12 Novembre 1868.

HONFORNTENIENT a la premiere
" Section, dun acte dela, Legislature,
intitul6,c "Une Acte pour organiser les
Cours de Paroisse de Get Etat, " approu-
v8 I6llfAe 9odt de Septemhre 1868. = tUn
terme r6gulier de La Cour de Paroisse
sera tenu 3 Ia Maison de COur de cette
Paroisse,h en- la vile de Lac Charles, Ie
8me LiundE de Janvier, A. D, q 1869,
-p65o5tdfr p65o5tdfr Il disposition de toutes les causes
Ct afaires done cette lOour peut aVOiI
Jurisdiction, ct tout les odeUx n1Ois ce
suivants. IN terme de Ia dite 'Oour
sera sussi te4u, commenGant le 3me
Iundi de chaque mois, pour toutes
causes de preuves et de SUGGESTIONS et
pour la disposition de toutes affaires de
preuyes et SUGGESTIONS qui doiyent etre
faites en- % Cour opverte,} LIE premier
lterme sera tenu 10 dit Sme 1,qIRBdlg IBtgCP de
aJanvier 1852 as Iad82a-L brg,TFoad
-io1 MN ban baaiz, u. y, .Rt4AadD re AZ D,lo1l
ar l4lNoy1868udoL Jpge de PaErolssea.' rQ FL
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g-y ~ The, latest exploit OF New
York thieves was picking the pock-
et Of q prisoner whom the pQliee
wers dfaggine togthB station. los
E83la EUerf 3G hff4T 11 enc i3 siuCa
Itt1H x
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CoIOred person.
ILLEE -
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-H3s aH8 To 3gHrp8 AT IN tfatrsgF,,
fti Conversation on che street be-
tween two little girls, one Irish,
and the other colored, walking td-
.getherl ColoFed giirl, meditative-
IN, wonder where LucY was bur
led. Irish companion M as
she 4 Yankee IN COlored girl
"She was 3 colored woman" Irish
lass, PERSISTENT Well, was slls
q Yankee Colored lass, some
what testily-"Of course sho was
" Yankee. Who ever saw an Irish
coloEed person.
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.gy5 gaiwoiloT ERMsssIo0 Ii ssa,aJ
suasCnrmoN THREE .DOhLAII9
ADVERTIsTGG /;

rsT annum, in advance, j'21Ounn ~. urn. Sno ~
IN ADvEBFIsMG I; -,a. ,sj- I,s1a.r i,11,-,I
Per Square, -q0Gnes or less) -. 81 so
Every subsequent insertion .a,,C75
announcement of candidates for,
HANA4'iS CSIgT8 sNI no Gsa.t GH&1n m
ONCE ''' . 4; = W. ~ - "
Advertisements sent in for Pubhca--
.;onTr when there are no directions, iWill
Ie inserted in English and French, and
When time il not limited, will be con-
tin1red until orders are received and
cbaFpgd accordingly. AEaA 9aD& 9
Liberal discount to those who adver-
tise lDT, the year or quarter! ,jstb 9nL9
No credit viii be given for Advertising
or JobJwork, except by special e l agree
ment. .ju3sda .yeiQg Ii eaerRLI
Cards, stating merely the names,
business. and place nof residence; with
rDaBp1erh included % Twelve Dollars per
ago. Gl ,19fOI9uTE 80 J8iCjI1uGI
= F5 An Judicial advertisements must
Be raiid for + On the last day of (pubicas
Ton, OF on the day of sale! 9b 2!1yq al .
Standing Advertisements, r. y
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-10

- CoRRY o ,LANUs ON BOYS, Some
things may be said in favor Of
bows. Some trades could not hive
without them The glassputin
.nasn woUldntb have much to do,
and puttybW0nld ihe on thedecline,
If th6raHere noahOys to break the
aoh91DQ ,abTswIu hua
abdy q choice of all OcOu-
pdti0ns3in life, and the chances are
fhatshS Rould prefer either 70 be 9
,ROhnsonC Crns0e on o desert island,
,ob ascRptains of a band Of robbers,
sltch as he had read about and Re-
1rigRsly thinks Of going into one o.
,tha6thar Of thaseidesipable ooGQ-
pati0hA when he getsito be q man.
He hasy great respect Tors stage
driver and tho captain Of n canal
b0ats-theraisaI ideaof command
in thesea positions othat take his
idsassq bis idea of being a man
'isy having planty ofimonay dong
ElhatY6a please, and being ablet6
smoke OF chew tobacco without
gettiag gisk, oyer it. ia srr
.Tctagafriu
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a'' Years ago. D Pennsy snian
farmer stabbed his young wife In
a fit Of drunken insanity and fed
to the West, supp losing himself .
murderer. The woman recovered,
and after Ave years solitary life,
married again. Her second hus-
band died in q few months, and
she also went West. There she
met q prosperous and wealthy meF-
chant, was woOed and welded (;
and upon disrobingI IN the bridal
chamber the bridegroom saw upon
her neck the scar of the wound he
himself had made, and recognized
his wife, Of years before
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-10

TIE OUBA QUBsdoN.-e7PE President
Grant is keeping a vigilant watch
OVER affairs in the islRnd, of Cuba
Notwithstanding the confidence
expressed by the Spanish aUthori-
ties of their ability TO speedily
suppress, the rebellion, the Gov
erment is constantly in receipt Of
intelligence which shows that the
insurgents have not brought into
action All their aFailabIe strength,
and it is expected that the next
two or three months Will indicate
something definite respecting the
struggle; for either side. In the
meantime, a it is not the intention
Of the Govetnment to interfere, SO
long as every demand made upon
the Spanish authorities where our
interests are inberfefed with, are
promptly acced6d to.2lT1&J Oh s9@E
Although the Government off,
cials have indicated o willingness
to sell war materials of all kinds
to parties who desire to purchase.
no sales have yet been made. VIZ. W.
The President has stated il sub
stance, that he believes the Span
iiards have, exhausted their resotlr-
ces &c ia IN Cuba, while the Cubahs have
much latent strength which will
show itself hereafter In an effect
i've manner. ...--4... .....s..-.. a.. III. I
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9'TTBaa12 TREamENDoGUss. tGs. ,WHoFPEE PEEB II MI,
Pleasant, La, there lives a man
who never hesitates to tell a lie
when it serves his purpose. At
one time he Joined the church, but
becoming a backslider soon after,
the Soigrs Snh1 lemons s5d with
him, and alluded the punishment
he might EXPECT 10 fne6th6reafter,
unless he reformedguS q Why, Mr..
Snifkin," the divine added, "yoa
bear the reputation Of being the
greatest story teller ia the State
Il know it !" said the sinner Il
know that I am q great liar, but ]
can't help telling les I've shed
barrels and barrels of tears be-
cause nature so shaped my tongue
that it's never easy unless when
telling monstpous whOppars, "ou1aa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-28

FRUIT RAIsING.-Several years
since wiseacres asserted that apples
could not be grown successfully in
this portion of Iowa, but the men
who talked such nonsense are all
dead as they should be, or have been
enlightened. The trouble has been
heretofore in the lack of fruit trees
and men who were willing to culti-
waite them. This is rapidly undergo
ing change, and at the rate the
farmers are investing in trees this
season, Black Hawk county, we
undertake to say, will i'm ten years
contain as many apple trees as the
best fruit growing counties of the
eastern States. Sending to other
States for fruit and paying fabulous
prices is generally understood, at the
present day, to be an expensive lux
ury. We are glad to see that many
have been looking at this matter
practically, and have already some
very fine growing orchards coming
on. Those who have stood back
waiting to see whether fruit growing
could be made success will only be
commencing, while their neighbours
orchards will be bending with deli
cious fruit. Better late than never"
This is old but is as true IN this case
as any other.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-28
witnou, a Good Digestion

All other temporal blessings are comparatively
worthless. The dyspeptic millionaire who has
tried all the potions OF the medical profession In
vain, and believes his complaint 10 be incurable,
would give half hs fortune to be freed from the
horrors OF indigestion, and thus enabled to enjoy
the other half " course he would.
Perhaps HOSrETTERS STOMACH BIT.
TERS has been recommended 10 such a sufferer.
Possibly he has turned from the friend who made
the suggestion with asnecr, .ntlmatng,that he has
no faith In any patent medicine" II this has
been the case, so much the worse for him His
incredulity dooms him TO life OF misery. All thu
luxuries which wealth can purchase are at his
command. Not one OF them can give him pleas
ere. Ills own irrational obstinacy 10 bis banc.
The masses, happily for themselves, are less
skpticai. There Is such thing as bigoted IN.
bettef M well as big0ted crsdaiity, and a golden
mean befwccn the two, which men and women
who are gifted with common sense adopt and prof
IL by. These are the class that patronize and re-.
commend H0STETrER'S RTTERs. Why do
they approve this famous ysnaefie and anti.
bilious prcparatioaf Simply because they have
not been too much the slasee of scnaelcss prciu
dice 10 give II fair trial, and have found that
when all other toaics, stimuiants aud stomachics
fail. IL produces the desired effect
Strike, but here said the Roman sage. when
bis ignorant enemies were assailing him. .Douoi
but try" says the man who has been cured of In
digestion, or biiousness, or intermittent fever
by the bitters as he relates HIS experience OF the
medicine to his invalid friends. whoeYcr 10 50
welded to his own forcgone theoretical eonclu
sons, as to decline 10 test the properties of med
icine endorsed by the testimony " Intelligent men
in crery walk Of lifo, and approved BIZ the people
u hfgc, deserves 70 ruiieE. GW3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-28

ARLINGTON AMATUREs.-The am.
atuer performances of the Apling-
ton Literary Society, given on Ties
day evening, the 25th inst, at Bill.
lings' Hall, in Parkershurg, was az
good and as well executed as any
thing of the ktpa witnessed by us in
a number of years. This talented
troupe of refined and agreeable gen.
tlenen and ladies have given us q
fiattering idea of their capabilities
and refined tastes. The opening piece
of music was well executed. Part LIST
was well.played, so also with part I'd
and Sd. Mr.. Jas. Whitney gave us
the songs of "O'Flanigsns Ball.
the "Fine old Ditcher Schentleman, )"
with an accent and gusto of real
native of the Isle of Blarney, or a
son of the land of saHr krdA and
cabbages; then again "Miss Lucy
Long, with the variations on the
banjo, with such force and eclat,
that when we shut our eyes, we
thought we were i'm the land of the
Ethiope. We bespeak for them a
cordial reception, and abundant pat
unage wherever they may go. Well
done. Arlington. May other towns
and villages do as well,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-28

PURIFY THE BLooD.-It is conced-
ed by the most eminent medical men,
that the blood Is the fruitful parent Of
disease, by serving as a vehicle
through which noxious substances
eontaminate the flesh by absorption.
The fntid contents Of the bowels,
III long retained by constipation, are
often taken up by the veins or alb
sorbents. Various morbid products,
such as pus and saines OF unhealthy
ulcers, occasionally find their way
into the blood vessels, which result
in seated cases Of Scrofula or Kings
Evil, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Ul-
GERS, Eruptive and Cutaneous Dis
eases Of the Skin, Enlargement OF
the Glands, Pains In the Head, Sides
and Back, st. Vitus' Dance, Pleurisy,
Dizziness, Tumors, Gripping and
Cholic Palms, &C., all of which dis
eases readily yield to the powerful
influence of DIR. Roback's Blood Pu-
riher, which searches out all the vile
humors and distempers, leaving the
blood In pure and healthy condi.
ton.
The many valuable Ingredients OF
which the Blood Purifier Is imposed
being adapted to each other strictly
according to the laws Of chemical
science, makes 1t one of the most
valuable Alternatives and system reno.
,vators of the present age, and its sue
cess as great medicine must increase
so long as disease continues to vex
the soul of man.
WISE & BRYANT, Agents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-28

SOME EGGs.-Our exchanges have
been trying hard to out do our mon.
ster pullet egg mentioned few
weeks since and the Nashua Post
claims to have found one that beat
ours in weight fairly and squarely,
weighing a quarter Of a pound
This is justly termed one of the nov
elites of hen-dom. But we are not
going to be beaten in that way. We
were shown, the other day, by Mr..
Shoop, in the store of fla. Hotchkiss,
two dozen eggs weighing i'm the ag-
gregate three pounds, nine ounces an d
three quarters. If you can beat that
Mr.. Post man let US know, will you /?
BY the way, speaking of Hotchkiss
reminds us of the growing populari-
ty of his establishment. Its q well
admitted fact that Mr.. III. keeps a
first class stock of groceries, and his
store stands high in the estimation
of the public, Of which his constant
ly increasing trade is conclusive evil
dence.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-28

Two ACCIDENTS IN uNE DAY.
Mr.. Mcintosh, Su2t. of bridge build
ing on this division of the railroad,
who is now experimenting the con-
strdction of the new bridge east Of
town, met with serious accident
last Wednesday afternoon. He was
on the hand car with some ties, and,
by some mishap, slipped and fell, the
hand car runring over his leg, break.
ing it above the knee. He was lii.
jured otherwise, but it is thought
will recover.
In the morning OF the same day q
stick of timber fell on Mr.. Crook, an
employee on the bridge, and broke
his leg. Misfortunes, it is trnthfuHy
said, never come singiy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-28

SHERwooD's AUTOMATIC WISE
WASHER is the wonder of the age. II
is selfacting and dispenses entirely
with labor and wear of clothes. II
cleans clothes perfectly without rub
bling. 1t saves time, labor, all wear OF
clothes and does not full fiannels.
Having been thoroughly tried 1t Is
pronounced a perfect success. BY
this machine boiler full of clothes
may be cleaned in thirty minutes.
Thompson & Co., Cedar Falls
Iowa, are the Agents. IS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-28
Muslins ut Cost at Hazlett's.

I. LANDGRAF, Merchant Tailor
and dealer In gentlemen's Furnish
ing goods and Hats, has opened out
at his new quarters one door south Of
+. n Chase Fruit Bazaar, Cedar Falls,
having engaged the services of the
well known cutter, p. Pickton, who
would be glad to see all of his old
friends and rs many new ones as will
favor him with u call. My stock of
Cloths and Cassimers Is complete,
consisting..of French Coatings, CASH
meres i'm numerous shades and col
ors, Broad Cloth, Doeskins and Tri-
cots, all of which will be made up In
the very latest styles and best work.
manship. Thankful for the very lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed,
| hope by strict attention to business
to merit continuance Of the same.
It. LANDGRAF.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-28
cEnAR FALLS CHURCHES.

BAPTIST--Comcr Of Main and sth Streets Rev.
=. ". Mason. Pagtor Services every Sabbath at
on A. NJ. and IN z. M. Sabbath School at 10 NJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Washington and Tth st,
Rev. X. W. Keller, Pastor. Services every
Sabbath at 10H A. NJ. and ~ r. NJ. Sabbath
School at A, M.
PRESBYTERIAN-Main Street between 9Th
and 7th Rev. ID. Russell Pastor. Services every
Sabbath at lNf A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ. Sabbath
School at 10 NJ.
CONGREGATTONAL~-C Corner Clay and 9Th St.,
Rev. L. b. Fifed Pastor. Services every Sabbath
Il ion A. NJ and az p. M. Sabbath School ut
EPlSC0PAL-Corner of Main and It'll Streets,
Rev. 8. ID. Day Rector. Services every Sabbath
IS o'clock p. NJ. Sabbath School at Q A. NJ
CATHOIIC-washington Street between 7th
Aad sth. Father T. r. Gum. Services every Sab
bath Ut A. VI. and 10h A. N. Sabbath School
sfaA.
GERMAN Fremont Street, Rev.
r. A. List Pastor Services every Sabbath at
lux A. NJ.
EYANGETICAL-Corne OF Franklin and sth
Streets, Rev f. j. Schultz Pastor. Services every
sabbath at JOY A. N. and ~ r. n. Sabbath
school at r. n.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-28
Black Hawk county Sab
bath school Assoc
citation

WE, the undersigned frients of
Sabbath Schools, feeling that tie S.
S. cause would be promoted, AMI the
interest increased by more pe.fect
union of effort, hereby extend al in
vitation to all friends of 8. ). in
Black Hawk county, to meet In CON-
vention, on Wednesday, June q at
10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Young MEMS
Christian Association Rooms in Ma
terloo, to take into considerationthe
propriety, and If expedient to orehn-
ize County Association. 1t Is not
purposed to hold Convention but
to Organize an Association to meet
at some future time.