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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
"Eaual nights.o

To j. L. LoontS, Hdcpcndcnce,
IOtud.
MY DEAR STR:-As we have not
yet received the communication
promised. we improve this opportu-
nifty TO continue our reply. wh'vh
was not complete, last week, for want
OF room. r@"##H .#E~##3
You refer TO the effect of woman's
vote on the temperance question,
"a reason why suffrage should he
granted To women. This 10 a favor
ite argument, and has been repeated
until all the possible phases of 1t
have been presented, and II has be-
come staple in all discussions Of
this subject. We have no doubt that
this argument has done more TO In.
duce sober thoughtful men and wo-
men to favor women's suffrage than
any and all Others ever presented.
This is the only moral reform, yet,
introduced irto politics, and the only
one. so far rs we can see, that ever
can become political question. So
that the advocates OF woman suf-
frage have made the utmost out of IL,
and rGng all the possible changes up
omit. esa.H rg, ....
This argument proceeds upon three
assumptions, all of which zoe une-
qt,ioocdity deny, viz: lst, That tile
temperance reform Is to be consun.-
mated by voting. End, That We
lack votes OH the temperance gues.
ton, 3rd. That If women be al
lowed to vote, the majority Of them
would vote the temperance ticket.
The first two of these assumptions
seem so nearly allied that they may
be considered together. We are in
favor of stringent proIlibitofy laws
on the subject of TEN mperance, but
they are, and will he useless unless d
moral sentiment lies back OF them,
sufficient 10 give them prestige aud
To enforce them. The moral seuii.
ment OF tile reOpie must be largely
In advance ot the law 10 secure its
enforcement. A temperance proiiib.
itofy law, can Eeser be en.orced, &c
long as ilie moral sentiment OF llle
peopie on that SUBJECT isquite evenly
DIVIDED, or the opponents uf the law,
have most p Ibiic sympathy. Why
have not our pr9hibilo. y laws been
enforced? Not for the want oi
voters. but Tor the want Of moral
power IN the community, to sanction
aud sustain them. What advantage
then, can IL be, to add to the numbei
OF temperance votes, SO long rs tie
public sentiment Remains uncliangeIs
suppose u temperance law enacted
purely, 10y q majority OF wonen's
votes, who would execute tke law
when prohibiiory law property EN-.
acted by the votes of men, falls /;
The voting, my dear LOOMS, on this
tempernce question, has been done
We do no. want women TO vote In
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
Report Of the Visiting Committee Of
the Upper Iowa University. Il

we Hhd lhe institution en1nNlhg
good degree of prosperity considering
the special financial embsrrasslnents
dents has not been "a large as cnuld
have been desired, but when we take
into consideration the scarcity aoi
| moneynin its Gpetronizing territJry.
| we are not surprised. The discipline
of the school has been good through
out the year. Its scholarly. earnest
aud efficient President has heretofore
| learned that This is of great import
anre to the success of an institution,
of learning, aud hence has endeayor.
ed to- maintain o wholesome disci.
pline. aa.#'@.aa Et#.er ms.t
The examination of the several
classes was extensicel and thorough.
| and the committee was ful y satisfied
that thorough instruction had been
given by an able and well qualified
faculty. II was our opinion that we
have never found evidence of NOR,
| thorough mental training in any ill.,
| stitutipn of its kind. We eau assure
the patrons of the school that their
sous and daughters are not allowed to
spend their time i'm idleuess In Up
per Iowa University. With such
well qualified teachers and great ap.
plcation on the part of both teachers
and students the success of the Tn.
iversity Is not doubtful. n aa.1a t..s
We were specially pleased with it,
Board of Trustees. They are men al
character aud integrity, and have the
interests of the institution ut heart.
They seem deeply impressed with
the magnitude Of the interests rom
mitted by the Church to their care.
deliberate carefully and conscien.
tiously and net prudentlE. Specially
was this manifest as they devised
ways and means To guard aud IN
crease the endowment of the Inslitu
tion. While listening tu thrir deIih.
Grafton. we felt that the contributors
to this fluid need have no fears 'hai
their contributions will not he scru-
pulnu~ly y guarded and consciou.ly NJ.
| piled to the purpose for which tlipA
are given to this institution. W,
/ tcel to assure the men of wealth ~
| Northern Iowa that cou. rihutinus
for educational purposes PLACED in
the bands Of the Board of Trustee
Of Upper Iowa University viii h'
used faithfully for the purrose de
signed Ivy the donor The Univer
sity has some iin?ncial basis. per
haps as good IA any Methodist IN.
| stitutiun In the State. hut like all ON
other colleges it needs additions T."
it's endowment to give it the elf.
cheney its friends desire. viii not
the benevolent nf Northern Iowa re-
spond tn these wants? .....
The orations and essays Of tho stu
aents on the stage commencement
day were good, some of them Of u
| VERY superior order ..#a.. ..
We commend the Upper Iowa Uni
versity I" the young of both s"xr-,
IA furnishing ample facilities for t,
thorough aud complete collegiate,
ornamental and business education.
sea.aa II. w. KEELER,
...a.a. ID. q. WoRrs, g..
X. n. E&RHART.
| ... ..t..... Visiting Committee.
Iuna 1871
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01


order to enact prohibition. What is
needed to~day, Is a puhIic moral sen,
timent, that shall sustain tie luU.
and this public sentiment IN largely
made up of woman's position, aud
iullu. ne. Her power in tins par.
ticular is not dependant on her
voting. and would not he enhanced,
but rather weakened 10y it. The fact
il, the the temperance reform would
have been consummated long ago,
liz the women of our country had
been las you Suppose) thoroughly In
sympathy with this movement. TIE
greatest hindrance to this consum
nation to day, Is the position anu in.
| iluence of women in the aggregate.
Hence the folly of y Iur last as.
sumption, viz: That majority of
women would vote temperance
ticket. We do not beiiere q tcord Of
il. Your wifeand mine would so vote.
| no doubt, SO would tlIe women whom
we associate with, aud who are the
reliable women whose influence goes
to mould desirable society. But you
must remember there is u class OF
women, In the higher circles Of
fashion and extravaganza, who do
not adopt the principles of prohibit.
tion, whatever may be their practice.
They have their wines IN their
houses, fnruish them to their guests,
make them n part of their hospitals.
" and entertainment ut their par
ties. Will such women vote pro.
hihition and, remember, one such
woman will do more, from her posi-
ton in society, In making public
sentiment. than ten men. Then,
there Is another and much larger
class of women. below us in society,
that are not in sympathy with this
"puritanical fanatieism" They are
not total ahstinanCe I'm principal,
whatever expedieney may seem to
demand in practice. They nre I'm
syn oathy with that state of society
that encourages saloons and the free~
dom from "puritanical' restraint -
This large class of women will not
vote temperance, and those two
classes will outuumlter the reliable
class of temperance women. Be
sides the class opposed tn prohibition
will work ut an election. Their
sense Of propriety will allow them To
go to the polls in any condition. of
the weather, and almost any state.
of lh, ir own health. While the re.
liable, temperance, chaste woman,
from whose womanly character
VIC are accustomed to form our
opinions of the female sex. will
| find many conditions of weather,
health, distance To the polls, de-, IL
sufficient excuse for their not voting
They certainly will not Wnrk very
much for II temperance ticket. while
AfiN '4"NS W i4A illIb u piuli
10 leave no means untried to carry
their point.
We verify believe that the temper
ance reform would gain nothing lpv
woman's vcte. Besides, Ia all re-
forms, voting Is the last and usually
the least Important thing tn he done.
Moral sentiment must preccde it and
he largely in advance of IL. Voting
is but mechanical expression of the
sentiment 0f the people on given
point. 1t is the province of women
I" create that sentiment. aud when
that il done the voting will take care
of itself The women that t0 most
t" create that sentiment do not ask
| tu vote.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
Iowa SOldiers' Reunion.

In order tn save the troubl" Of nu.
mer0us inquiries, will repeat what
las already been stated, aud add
thereto some nlher statements
The reunion of Iowa will take
place Aug 3l-s and Sept. lst. 1870.
The Iowa soldiers will he con veyed
free over the railroads TO Des Moines,
"dud return.n
The Iowa officers will be conveyed
ut one half fare. 1rs
The tickets will lie good from Aug.
18th, TO Sept. 9th, 1870. O.-.----.--..,..--.-
The tribute To the character of the
Iowa soidieyy Is u voluntary Offering
Ut tile railroads, and will amount to
between $20l, 900 aud 100000. +....
We have no power To compel the
railroad. to ronvey any one free.
The soldiers Of 1872, soldiers of tie
Mexican var, AMI soi,iiers of other
states now in tins State, will he most
cordially received aud cared for while
here during the Reunion, ali,l viii be
assigned to positions I'm the proceed.
ings with tire Iowa soldiers; but we
have 40 p1wer to give them free
transportation, or TO compel the rail
roads 10 give IL to them, or take out
OF the Si5,OO0 appropi lated by the
last General Assembly, any portion
OF the same for their transportation.
We have no power TO expend any
portion of the SIS, 900 In the trans.
pOrtation of Iowa soldiers now in
other states 10 the borders of this
state. ha#
We cannot give transportation TO
4 Tar
ganized. @ 5Fs.a #ss
We cannot give transportation ts
bands OF music or musicians. nnleSs
fhey were musicians In thc Iowa
regiments ~
The railroads require that all tick.
els for soldiers sliali lie signed by tile
! proper official 1T the railroad. then
cnunIer-igned by the Adj't General
of the State. aud carefully distributed
To those eIliitled To the same. n
Officers, To- obtain half fare will be
compelled 10 show their ircomnlisSions
or certificate from the Adjutnit
General that they were commission
ed as officers.
In the arrangements and pro.
gramme, the Executive Committee
will have niuch labor. and all sol
diery will remember that Ia the en-
cainptnent of from ten to twenty
thpu-ai;d men. the arrangement Il
quarters, tie preparation of rations.
aud in all other matters connected
with the Reunion there must be
much care. labor anil patience.
The programme will be published
so soon as all the arrangements are
ebnIpieted.
General Belknap. Secretary ol
War. wilt deliver the Grafton, aud
Gen. Sherman will he here
n. Il BAK.R,
Sec'y Iowa Soldiers Reunion Ex.
( ,nnl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
-
General reWs.

Fifty two persons werc killed. In
1850 hy the explosion of Kerosene and
the total sufferers were one hundred
and sight.
a Voice comes from Washlngton
territory, saying. .'5enI u. wives ~
Aud thnu-aad unhappy benedicts
r, -. ond, fake OURS"
An enineat di,iue once rcmarll-
"a la lecture: '.In sel-eting your
uartnrr- far life. ci perspns of
uafnraiiy good dIsposiilotIs-- those
who are by mature cheerful and get.-
tie. IL may surprise you t. hear me
place tiies. t,efre piiyi but aD Of
B,xtar'- nl,iuinn who siid that tia
grace of Gnd could not live with per.
,.,iis tia, IL. could n0t.'
"a Connecticut minister objected
To- an increase of salary from three to
four hnndrrd dollars. lie gave three
reasons. aFirst,p said he, because
YOU ran't afford to give more tiiun
three hun fred dollars. second, he
cause ny preaching Isn't worth more
than tIIa,. Third. have@ta collect
my salary wl,ici, heretofore has been
the hardest part of my Iabors amonS
you. Ii l haye.to collect an a...-
tional hundred. IT VA Siu me" :,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
THE GAZETTE
CEDAR FALLS, JULY l, 1870.
Republican State Convention.


oFFlcE OF REPUBLICAN, SrArE CES Govt,
DIS MoISEs, June IS, 1870.
10 tie Repasiicaa Voters Of Eo,ga. a-..-.
-- Your fourtesnth annual State Convention will
be held at
Dcs Moines, "wednesday. Aug. II, 1870,
commencing at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, for the purpose
Of placing in nomination candidates tor the fol-
lowing offices, viz:
Three candidates Cor the Office OF the Supreme
Court,
One candidate for the once of Secretary OF
State,
One candidate for the Office of Auditor OF State.
Que candidate FOR the office Of Treasurer OF
state,
One candidate for the Office of Register of the
State Land oiice, --.-... ......e.
One candidate for the Office OF Attorney General,
One candidate for the Office OF Reporter of the
Supreme Court,
One candidate for the oRs"c of Clerk Of the
Supreme Court,
Should The bill for increased representation now
before Congress pass, the Convention will be
Charged with the duty OF nominating candidates
for the offices OF Congrcssmen-atlarge, in the
rumher to which Iowa may be entitled, Under
tue Trumbull amendment Lhls number would be
three. -m........ ...----
The ratio OF representation will be. one delegate
for each oranized county In the State, and in ad-
dttIon thereto, one delegate for every two hundred
votes, or fraction over one hundred east for Sam.
uel Merrill Tor Governor, at the election in 1869
Under the above call, Black Hawk county vii,
be enitled to nine delegates.
publican voters OF the State; and all persons
known to be in full accord with the party and itr
principles, invited TO take part in the nom ma
tion OF delegates.
Tue Convention being held at late day. the
time tor the canvass win be short. That the
campaign may be more quickly arranged. and it's
conduct be made more satisfactory, the delegation
from ,ash county is requested to bring with il a
list OF the names Of the newly elected committee
OF the county; ana from that committee, II
deemed advisable, a statement of the help the
county will want from spcakers at largr, with
which information the newly raised Central Com.
mittee viii have their work greatly eimplhad
This Committee, without desiring TO influence the
action of counties, would sugrest that the placing
ol the chairman of the county committee ON the
delegation, would accomplish this without troublr;
aud enable him to confer in person with the State
Committee as 10 the details Of the canvass.
WILLIAM GARRETT,
LEWIS MILES,
7. ., JAMES,
c. l.. WRIGHT, .
J. s. CIARkSON,
A. j. POPE,
w A. WARREN,
s. W. RAFHBUN,
w. G. DONNAE.
WILLIAM LARABEE,
q. W. BASSETT,
n. c DEEsING,
Stat, Central Committee
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

- Jersey girl. picking up an artin-
cial hug, as she tliuught. and finding
10 to be Lively cockroagh. screamed
abd tainted. Her sister ran scream
ing for water down stairs, ami fell 10
the bottota. and n yoniIg man intile
hall rait ta the street crying "lifelp
and IN ieaping from the sto sp spraiE-
his ankle. - Erchan0e.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

TIE FOURTH AT CEDAR FALLS. -
Tie citizens of Cedar Falls are
awake. aud preparing for grand eel
ebration our national anniversary.
Among either attractions, they have
Engaged our cornet band for the oc-
casion. 1iiis l. an Indication of
good sense on the part Of Cedar Fails
- ITIpey.l,t Aefes ss,s.a-4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

MARRIED. AGAIN. - a Salt lake
paper contains this inarria.. notire
Married in Salt Lake city. Utah,
on he 10Th lust IN the presence 81
the Saims. Eltier Brigham Young 10
Mrs. J II Martin. Miss L.. NJ. Pen.
desasi, Mrs. II NJ Joukiuson, Miss
Susie p, Cleveland. and Miss Emily
r Martin, all of the county OF BerSs.
England. 'ttn
Good for Brigham lie was lone.
ly. Ills many friends will wish him
lots Of prosperity. Brigham has now
ouly forty-nine children.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
IOWA.
June, 1870

"A goldrheadei cane wis voted
to the most popular liquor deaEer. vi
a Catholic fair In Dubuque, lac
week. e.
"A company with n capital Of
$500 600. has been formed mt Mar
shalltnwn, for the purpose of devrI
oping the marble quurryin that Vi
entity. The quarry IL fifty acres H.
extent. u- r.aai ..ara#a
Auditor Elliott has been visiting
the northwestern portion Of the
State. He says that section II filling
up with immigrants, and thinks The
present year will finisli up tile home.
stead business In Iowa. IL
The census-taker Of Davis 60. !.
Is out with the best joke of the
census. He asked woman at -
farm honse. the age of her youngest
child, and she replied: You have
come around about q mouth too
soon."
"A child at Iowa City. last April,
swallowed glass head. 1t took sick
and the doctors traced the head to
u bed In the air passages to the lungs
IL afterwards grew better, and the
parents forgot their fears A few
days ago. the chilli coughed up the
bead aud handed IL to l.er mother. -.
So the Tribune says.
AT Ringgoli. the other day. y
preacher who had married n couple.
| advanced. In accordance with the 80
tahlisled custom To kiss the bride -
| The groom who. ID seems. didn't nm
derstand that to be n part of the Ger
emony on this particular occa-ion.
after striking the parson sewers
blow on his nasal protuternnca. i,pl.
lowed out, II tulh yon II paid fiv,
dollars. there should DC none Of tha,
fooling."
The OskaIoosa Herald save that
"The west si'ie of the square wa.
considerably excited over the arrivaI
of movers wagon. In which wei.
triplets three bonncing babies ol
one lirtii. making five who in II
mouths had taken up their allotl. II
that family Tiie father conrindpt
lie couldn't stand thar. ani left III.
State, Michigan. for better clim... :
II he IL seeking an unprnliflc cline
lie las east anchor under mistak.
by settling In iowa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

The WDDlan's 8 journal takes an
advanced position when IL says that
Jesus Christ lived on earth and
died on the cross to give woman the
hsIlo."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

szS-An Illustrated pamphlet. containing price
lists. with samples OF both the Grover Il Baker
Stitch aud the Shuttle stitch In various IA. rfcs,
wtll be furnished on nrsqGrst, i025ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
s. A. BRYANT RI.
WA. ROBINSON, M. D.,

tLaf. Surgeon the 4th Inwa Cavalryl
rAS LOCATED IN CEDAR FALLS, FOR
III the practice of Medicine and Surgery. OF
Ice at T. L. Coles Drug Store. Residence first
ouse south OF New school House. "a # #.#sfF :
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
HUNT e. ROWLAND.

DEALERS IN FARM MACHINERY.
~ Field. Garden and Flower Seeds. Agents
for the Celehrtted G.. Anltman q Co.'S Sweep
Etakes" Thresher. Marsh Harvester. Estsrly and
other Reapers and Mowers. Schuttlcr Wagons. &c
A full stock of Farm Tools always ON hand.--Ohi-
ce Corner of Main and Second Sts Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

A TTGISEY At LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
n ond Lqr d lsr,nt. viii Civ. Special Attention
% Buviug and Selling Bnai Estate In Butler and
3rundv counties on Commission. Fnrn'sh Anstrcts
f Title and PAY Taxes i0r Nonresidcn cnts. Far
xersburr Butler County. Iowa. 9-sS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
ELIAS OVER MAN.

ISuccrssor 10 Uvefman Bros.
yRON FOUNDER AND GENERAL MA.
Il chinist, Cedar Falls. Iowa Steam Engines
ard Mill Gearing made and repaired Store Col
umEs. Chilled 81 Ugh Shoes. Bridge Castings
Bridge Bolt Cuttng, Iron Planning, &c. Or icrs
respectfully solicited. Cash paid for old Cast
Iron. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
J. gEEMER,

A TToRNEY AT LAW CEDAR FALLS,
~ Iowa. VIII practic1 in the supreme anf
Emitted States Courts. Once in Mullarky's Block
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!. w, YOUNG, ~. o.
A "a WYATT. m. D.,

nuySsCuAN AND SuRGRoN. OFFICE
Over Crosby & Clrage's u ug Store. Cedar
Palls Iowa Special attt ntion given to h" Ey g
snd Ear. Vllnl@
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

"oMEOpATHtSr OFFICE AND RES
IL lhence Corner Main and Fourth SITS. East
side. CedarFalla Inea. Especisl stt"n'ion "lg,n
70 Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Chill
drsn. lolo
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

n / O'Clock =. NJ. for the purpose Of selectine
Delegates TO represent said County IN the Con.
sressioual Convention, % be held at Port Dodge
on the gOth day or July next. Alao, delegates to
The Rcpub'ican State Convention, 10 he held at
Dcs MoneP, on the 1Tth of August. and delegates
10 the Judicial Convention for the Ninth Judicial
District.
The ratio of representation viii he one deleCnte
for each Township, and In addition, one delegate
for every forty votes. fraction AZ tw"ny over
cast for Samuel Merrill for Governor in 1863
The Townships will be entitled to the following
seprpapnfatiyps.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
IOWA HOUSE,

M etresa Filth st Fort Dodge Iowa. Good
stsblinr Attached This house having been
thoroughly re-arranged and furnished. tn fare
sud accommodat!cHs WIN he good and charges
moderate.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

vDHOTOsRAPH ARTIST, CORNEk
J. lat ana Main streets, UP stairs, Cedar Falia
O-a. Photographs. Ambrotypes, Gems, Porce'
ain and Ivorytype Pictures of every style, taken
IN short notice.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
s. ~. PACKAR D.


A TToHNEy AND COUNSELLOR AT
n LAW, CeGar falls, Iowa. oCace No. !, Mui'
krkYs Block
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

RAINERs HOUSE, CARRIAGE AND
1J Sign Painter. has taken X. willis Mace Al
cedar Falls. and viii rive entire ssisfstfon 10 li
rao entrrst him with work In his line Of business
shop over Fosan nks WAGON shop. Paper hanging
1eatly done cn short notice
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
.LoNzo coNvERs

TTogSEy AND COT USsELLnR At
a Law and Collection Agent, New Hartford.
Butler County, Iowa. vl0nfoyl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
AmER,cAM house,

AT FULLER, PROPRIETOR. CORNER
IN. Bank and Seneca streets, Webster Ciiy.
Hamilton county. Iowa. This house. having been
thoronehly re- arranged and furnished. will be kept
ss a frst-class hotel Fare and accommodations
Vood and charges moderate. good Lively
Stable Il attached to re premises. s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
AcKLEY HOUSE, .
WILLIAMS HOUSE

I, BOLENDER, PROPRIETOR. AcKLEY.
III. Iowa. This house II entirely new, ana has
excellent accommodations for guests, -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
!. I'd. PIERCE,
4. w. WARREN. M, o.

GIssfe of I'linois.l
OFFERS PROFESSIONALS SERVICES
to the paopla Of CedT Fall. md vicinity. OF
Gee at KeloyG's Drur Stnr'. Residence on and
Street. between Washington and Clay.
n. B-Thc beat references given II desired.
y. a. BRYANT, M. D., a
nrfYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
IL in Wise Bryants Drug store II Residencs.
,oncr of Sixth and Franklin Streets, Cciar Falls.
eva. H& &" A# EN .#
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

DARKERSBURG low 4, has been
L well fitted up for the convenience o, uhs ,raV y: M:
cling public Livery Stable connected with the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
q. @. JEMA,Nce. ~

n consta tfv on hand -oof assortment os the
pest meats z ID other articles in the market line
which he Is selling az the lowest lvinr p-icns
Main Street hrst door Worth ~ Campbell q Mills
Crockery Store Cedar Falla, Iowa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
POWERS q H-MEHWAY,
a. E. Ep0w

TTORNEYs & CoUNSELLORS, OF
"A FICE in Case's Block, Cedar FAILS, Black
uawk County. Iowa.