Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-25
THE VALLEY ROAD.
Cars to be RIning Into Cedar Falls by
the First Of nrcsraher.

THE VALLEY ROAD.
Cars to be Rrning Into Cedar Falls by
the First Of Dccsrlb Der.
Iron sufficient to complete the
Road has arrived, and the work is
being pushed at the rate of three
quarters Of mile day. The ems
CINE will be upt TO the Dig cut, in
sight of Cedar Falls, by Saturday
night. The Company propose to
have the cars running regularly into
Cedar Falls within the specified
time-Decembe 1st. "Losk out for
the cars when the bell rings" some
time next week.
Evening Entertainments During the
Farmers Institute.
Our Agricultural Society is in debt
and funds are needed forthwith. To
meet this demand the officers Of the
Society have arranged for a course of
four lectures in this city during the
coming winter. Two will he deliver
ed during the evenings of the Farm
ers' Institute, in December, and two
some time in January or February.
| The exercises of the Institute dur
ing the day~time, will be free to all,
as we announce by programme else
where, but a reasonable admission
| e., al, rnA To hn -,
the evening. The whole course will
be one of the best ever had in Cedar
Falls
The first lecture will be delivered
by President Welsh, of the State Ag-
ricuItural College; subject not an
nOunced. This will occur on Thurs
day evening Of Institute week. On
| Friday evening DR.. Shafier, Secre-
tary of the State Agricultural Soci.
! ty, will deliver his humorous lecture
on The Nose" This will be rich
treat. Josh Billings on Milk" is
no way to be compared with Doc"
Shaiier on the Nose"
| va "ilS'hI"S eve, k'a'uLuaJ,
Grand Concert and Festival will be
heid under the direction of Prof.
Bum, nssisted by MISUNDERSTANDING
Wes' teacher OF music In the Iowa Ag-
ricultural College. A beautiful poem
will also be read, during the evening,
by Il young lady from Mt. Pleasant.
n complete programme will be
publis. 'ed IN due season. In the
mean time We advise the public to
prepare i"r grand time. The en-
somewhat novel and oItogethar anita
nrofiiohla and o,tart,iriny
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hand. 1t is model number, attract
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