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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06
Upper Iowa onference App0intineM
: @ pAvENfoRr DIsTRfefs
j y. Anderson. presidinse elder.

Upper Iowa Cenfersnce Appointments
20 DAvENfoRr DrsTRief.
La. Andersen. presidine elder.
Davenport, Fourteenth street-E.
| Miller. w
Davenport, Second Charge-J. f,
Wilcox.
Davenport circuit-E. g. waite. ]
LeClaire-L. 3. Keagle.
Dewitt. 8. Eberhsrt.
Lincoln--supplied BY John Pol.
lock. HaGt5 E88thI 6Fl
Camanche-I. Newton,
Clinton-J. Fl. Rhea.
Lyons-E. l.. Miller.
Carence--J. A. Kerr.
Loudon and Whsatland--J. F. Ra-
ker.
Inland-L. p. Dosh.
Diamond-G. w. Rogers.
Hebron-A. M. Smith.
ANAMosA p1sTIcT.
E. Skinner, presiding elder.
Anamosa-W. Lease. 10
Maquoketa-R. w. Miner.
Maquoketa Circuit--H. III. Green.
Ssbuls-G.R Manning.
Vernon PFairis-E. Y. Harmer,
Summer HILL. III. Gilruth.
Millrock-T. Winset.
Wyoming-B. G. Barnes.
Andrew and Lamotts-R. Wolfe.
Bellevus-o. l.. Fisher.
Monticelio-F. x. Miller.
Johnson-Z. r. Ward.
Canton-Eupplied by J. g. Putnam.
Cass-J. NJ. Hedges.
Walnut Fork--M. "A. Goodale.
wapsie vsliey-M. N. ChafSee.
Welten-Hupplied by J. 8. Max
well.
DUBUQUE DISTRICT.
III. w. Reed, presiding elder.
Dubuque-E. *. Young.
Dubuque Clrcuit-E. 8. Burgelt.
Centre Grove-C. A. Hawn. ee
Epworth--Supplied by 8. Hart
sought.
Farley-C. w. Burgess.
Earlville-7J. N. Plat.
Dyersville-T. Thompson.
Colesburg-J. w. Ward.
Yankee Ssttlemsntr-W. Young.
EH - - -4N.. &NN
Manchester--F. NJ. RICHARDSON.
Manchester Clrcuit-To be sup
piled.
Union-Supplisd by H. C. Wells,
Hopkinton-S. Knickerbocker.
Casoade-E. HI. Sparkling.
6trswbesry Point--J, n. Van Ars-
dAll.
J. Rigby, prasidont Or Epworth
Seminary, member % Epwosth guar.
terly conference.
IOWA CITY DISTRICT.
]. N. Rankin. pre.ia,n~ alder
Iowa City-C. r. Pomerov.
Iowa Citv tyrcuit-D. q. wars
AAts ". oOlUcus
Lisbon-W. e. McCormac.
Tipton-W. II. Brocksome.
Tiptoa Clrcuit-S. B. Maltbie.TaT
Mechanicsville-w. n. Howe.
Marion-F. C. WoiEs.
Marion Circuit--J. Raymond.
Cedar Rapids-A. q. Kendig. 1SAl
Hpringvills-I. n. Fuller.
6esoa-M. O.. Moore.
Central City,. B. Allbrook.
A. J. Kynett, corresponding secrs.
tasy ~ church sxtsnsion @s1ssy; w.
+. King. president; III. b. Boyd, pro,
fsasor, J. w. O1l.esa, SCENT ofaCps.
nell eoIlsUs, 81 members Of Mt. ver
non qnartssly conference.
3. N. Fellows, professor In lows
stefs university, membsr Of low,
CITY quarterly conference.
Cnsmpers, agent OF Amen
~, 1900 i0"
oil
vIn1oh DaszhicT. IN
.Henoeroon, pses.oing e'oss
1u ". Dllnosil.
) l.s ynsss.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06
Haz1ett Ahead of All
Coxnpetiti0n.
CLEAR THE TRACK.

Ten Car Loads Of Goods. Re-
ceiced at Hoztetts.
Hazlett has just received the Larg-
est, Cheapest and Best ustock % Fall
and Winter Goods, ever before
brought into this country.
Hazlett has Piles or Fiannels.
Hazlett has Cords of Dress Goods.
HAxlett 'hss Lots Of CAssimsrss. 4 Il
Hazlett has any quantity Of Hosie.
~. Gloves, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes, and q great variety Of Notions
and Fancy Goods.
Hazlett wants Everybody to call
and examine his Goods. II makes
no difference whether they want to
buy Or not. call and take > look and
we will show you our goeds with
pleasure.
Remember the placs. and cali and
see the Cheap Goods, and obligeN
THEODORE HAZLETT,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

MRs. 6AvERy's ADpans.--By 70.
quest we publish on first page the
address of Mrs. Anna Slavery to the
women Of Iowa. Anna ssys ct the
close that IL should DO OF M impor-
lance by what men or means the
ballot is obtained. We hardly think
the women Of Iowa will endorse
that sentiment. We sinagine II
women ever ret tbs hnllot they
will wantto obtsin Ii BY honorable
means and through the influence of
right minded men as we'll as women.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06
w. 8, r. Burnett.
East Japesyille-M. Whetmore.


Raymond w. 8. r. Burnett.
East Janesville--M. Whetmore.
! Jes0p--B. r. Taylor.
WaterIoo--S. A. Lee
East Waterloo--H. 3. Church.
Fairbanks--A. f. Hollen.
Brandon--E. Smith.
Centre Point. Hurreli.
LaPorte City--R. Kicker.
Quasqueton--W. o. Glassner.
!, Albany--to be supplied.
Winthrop--W. r. Dove.
Otterville--E. Hollen.
Bufido Grove--R. M. Wade.
CHARLES CITY DISTRICT. ;
w. Brush, presiding elder.
Charles City--L. III. Carhart.
Nashua-S. w. Ingham.
Waverly--R. ID. Parsons.
4 Horton--to be supplied.
Deerfield--J. Dawson.
Plainheld--W. Nv. smith.
Rockford--P. wv. Gould.
Mason City--S. w. Head.
Union Ridge-.To be Supplied b,
VIM. Cough.
Lynn Grove--To be supplied by q
q. Lyman.
Nora Springs--H. Warner. gs,
Floyd. Ridlington.
Osage-W. A.. Allen.
Mitchell--C. M. Wheat.
Stsceyville-W. A. Adron.
Riceville-C. HI. Taylor. q
Fredericksburg--To be supplied.
Nov Hampton--J. w. Hlssell.
Frederica--J. III. Howard
Northwood-J. w. Gould.
CEDAR FALLS DISTRICT.
=. Bowman, presiding elder.
Cedar Falls-D. Shelter.
Hudson-W. 8. Darwin, O. Sprohle
Janesville-T. Moore.
Albion and Liscombe--U. Eber.
hart.
Clarksville-J. NJ. Hudson.
Shellrock-L. 8. Cooley.
New Hartferd-J.C G. Magee.
Parkersburg--To be supplied by
w. !. Mitchell.
Aplington--To be supplied by f, n.
Russell.
Ackley-R. w. PEBBLES.
Iowa Falls-E. L. Sherman.
Eidora-J. b. Taylor.
Union--J, Montgomery.
Steamboat Rock-W. 3. skinner.
Grundy Center--J. e. Baker.
Maysville-J. ]. Littler.
Hampton--W. l.. Thorp.
Geneseo-A. M. Sinner.
Butler Center-B. Webster.
f. 3. Burris-Transferred to Kan
sas conference. GttAtIIG /.
j. Rowen-Transferred to Des
Moines conference.
8. III. Manley-Transferred TO Me-
braska conference.
M'GkEGOR DISTRICT.
w. Smith, presiding elder.
MEG regor-W. Fswcett.
Lansing-M. H. Smith.
Decorah--J. b. Casebeer.
Cresco-C. f. Mclean.
HARDIN. o. Hazelton and N. b.
Cooksy.
Waukon-J. r.. Cameron.
fAuburn--P. 3. Miller.9 r.
Elkader-J. r. fleetwood.
Postville-G. L. Garrison. nTA
Burr Oak-B. ID. Alden. q ~
Fort Atkinson-N. Jones.
National-W. Black.
Frankville-W. Coffee.
Lime Springs. II. Richardson.
R~idgsway-C. Cressey.
lHigkland-To be sappiied by Peter
Van Houser.
The next session will be- held at
Vinton.
The delegates t0 the, General Con-
ference, which meets at Brooklyn
next May. are: DIR. Kynett, DIR.
Brush, Rev. J. Bowman, Rev. R.
Swearengen, DIR. Keller and Rev.
T.. Simmer.
Reservss-Rev. III. w, Reed and
Rev. t.. Miller. M5G
Lay Delegates-Hon. Hiram Price
and Hon. ID. N. Cooley.
Reserves-Hon. C. #. Clarkson and
Hon. L. ID. Tracy. 30
The fearful drouth which began
months ago In Central Illinois still
continues. with no visible Indications
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

MrEsTRELs.-The posters Of Ca
Wagner's Minstrel Troupe announce
an entertainment In this city next
Thursday evening In Phoenix Half
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

Morn EATABLr.-One ofouSlarg-
est hearted subscribers. Jacob Cock
onour north ~ town, presented NJ,
this week, with Sosr fne squashes,
also . sample Of corn.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

PoTAToEs.-B. r. Grinith Of Finch
ford brings . > half bnahsl Of peach.
blow pctatoes-1 weighing 32lbs,
one Of the number weighs one pound
AMI three quarters. ta
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

HALL ENTED.-A Company. CEN.
posed Of J. +. Knapp, II. G. Hunt
F.A. Hotchkiss and b. G.. Jennings,
have rented the new Phoenix Hal
for three years. 1t $6OO . year.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06
Local Department.

Sy Subscribers win understand hereafter when
their paper I. marked with an \ that their
~subscfiption has expired.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

MUSICAL CONvENTION.-The Phil
harmonic Society 10 arranging 1or Z
grand musieal convsntion % be held
ia this City, In Z fsw weeks, under
the direction Of Prof. Palmer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

THE Dubuque Herald insists that
the new danger 10 Allison IL the pub
~licatien OF hiaspseches by the Haslss
papsls.. r9313
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

SALE.-William Winters sold go
acres in sec. 10. Mt. Vernon, this
week, to Harrison Jordan for $50
per acre. on i've years time. He has
more TO sell on the same terms or
trade for town property.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

OysrERs.-Davidson ut his res
taurant is supplied daily with fresh
oysters and il prepared at all times to
accommodate the public with . good
dish. Go and test his oysters and
you'll know how tits YOURSELF
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

CoRRECTToNs.-The following pre-.
miums should have appeared Lest
week under the head Of Short
Horns: H 1u3 bng !
Cow 8 YIN old and upward r. w.
RI Nsw HEREFORD, $50.
Heesok 1yrs old and upward r. w.
Rice. New Hartford, 400.
Heller I yr old and upward +. w.
Rlce. New Hartford $500,
Heller calf 4 months old, +. w,
Rice, Stock Journal or 4ly00. 3G001
First pfemium on three years old
Roadster Stallion. A. r. Webster
J~ainsyille, $500.
q. esnithl who took - many pro
miums ~ reported last week, lives
In Fairfield. Grundy Co.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

PURCHAsE--J, A. McElwain, In
addition to getting married, has pur-
chased the Allen property on corner
Of Clay and 7th streets. Price $1,000.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

STOCK AcT.-One of the important
measures before the people of the
county. to be voted up or down. next
Tuesday, Is the Stock Act. From
what we san learn IL is bound to
carry.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

For Reah--Barn for rent, suitable
for stabling or storing grain. APP.
ply TO y. X. SwExSEy,
Franklin ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

PERSONALITY. Hamill or Pho.
nix, N. Y, who has been visiting In
Cedar Falls for some mouths
past. was called home by sickness in
His 1smily and LEFT on Tuesday
nights train.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

So AZ
FIRE IN LEsTER,-We learn o.
quite q fire in Lester Township, OF
fences and buildings.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

ANoTHsR MACHINE BURNED.-A
boy got mad at his father in Grundy
Co., the other day and set FIRE to q
straw stack audit spread and burn
ed the threshing machine. We have
not learned the names of the psrties.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

Coon GRowTH.-Mr. Hiser in.
forms us ofa tame plum grated on
= wild plum tree, by "Uncle Johnny
Pattee,''in Mt. Vernon Township,
which had q growth. this season o.
sac feet eight inches.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

CEDAR RAPIDS ORsERvER.-One
|of tn rswslest, wIttiest, gessopess
md bestsst papers In the State y the
Cedar Rapids Observer. Bro. Will
kinson Is just in his element sling
ing ink.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

EIstray-8o Reward.
A Small Light Red Cow, Seven
Years Old, small hug horns, white
face, tail next to body white; q red
and white mixed stripe on right
flank. Supposed to have q calf
straysd some Six Weeks ago, Five
Dollars Reward offered for her re-
covery.
26w4 WILLIAM HEWITT. a
Enquire at Rice q Goodfellow's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

70 Boots and Shoes.
Hazlett has just received q Large
Lot of Boots and Shoes, which lac
Pledges himself to Sell Lessthan any
other Store in Black Hawk county.
Boots and Shoee ut Hszlett's, Very
Cheap.
Boots and Shoes ut Hazlett's Very
Cheap.
Boots and Shoes at Haxlett's, Very
Cheap. Gu (.
Why 70 II that such Crowds Of
people go to Hazlett to buy their
Goods? I will tell you. Because
Hazlett keeps . Large and Complete
Assortment of All Kinds of Goods,
and Sells Them Cheap.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

BUGs.-Mr, Ritter, living below
town, killed some prairie chickens
last week whose crops were full
of pctatoe bugs. Perhaps it WILL
pay to let the chickens live q year or
two to eat up the huge.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

Fresh 0ysters.-Quslity guaranteed,
Received Daily, at Chase's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

WHEAT IrEM.-Our good natured
german friend, Henry Konitzer o.
Grundy County. bought last season Q
bushel Of white Michigan spring
wheat for 81. 80. sowed II and reaped
six bushels. This year he sowed the
six bushels on four acres and reaped
rs bushels.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

Wdnted.-A good hand for farm
work. Poor hands need not apply.
Nv II. p. SPEER. y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

"A WOMAN What Is>A WOMAN
"A Mrs. Deacon, OF Grundy county,
drove the reaper for several days dur.
ing harvest and carried Q child In
her arms, two years old, and more
than that, did hsr own house. work
after the days was done.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06
scHkPTERss
AN ACT 10 restnin steck ffom rsnning at In

AN All HSuH saH1ns ~ ssfge'
s.crrori 4. B.a sesctsd b tAs ossers, AZ.
::;;I:, s & 9: s g. !. .s ss:ss; .. as:: !. e; s; s:a: :s:s &
ssesi.
,o s' s. : nv Te ssi s..s, r ,! Dss:o n e 1s s.'s s:.l gs': :s:;;
Ssxs 4 liss on All go nv stock4 ma shsIli srss'
49, - lsnds -
s1c. !. The owser o. any stock trespssss,pe
90 OH. me ~ am aRs s.rS - an S 2. snSss ssr snsa pay sns
al ~ is1sees - susesinsG.
$40. 4 IA psrsoa Who 3 in posssssioa Of the
nsSsirS 49, ~ rstsin - - m so.e ~
~ 49, s1eS-ih An''
30. 8. Nidkh SrsstysDesako sssr shs
:'sSsa Re AZ BEE: s.,s sss, g ;sis ssspd: p. \: sd ssiss,sn q.
ToWnchip Trnstcss, u s - 1890 On tSs prem.
isss 70 v}sw I'D ssssss o. 1sssSss .hss twe
20. mere sss. q y, = p, Ts.s:::; -: :::::.rsi:s; .ss'
~ - N q - ~ ~ SSss3.s ~ stocf: snd
stocs rsinse 70 nay ths Samssss "a $1,000
then q shan Be- The duty o. the TlFuss.es 70 pos
sSip wSsrs sch - were 1cos. sSst ~ 3. AZ
stosk, q 20 much tNsrsof = q nssssssry 70 "a,
.s1Sy,sf n 49, ~ sf - 49, n of rst ora ~, % .h e;
teks pisce e tIe encSosufe whsre :uch stock w.
Ss;sfi1 Ss = S:t ,ssss r. sss ! sc.rs .hs q s one and I I. -
49,: crssi6ed. ~ if snv - a 49,. q ~
j Istsse - Gar1Yic3h S1isasid ds1ses'
= IN 49, e s1t'a ~ @ Gss.on.
90 emitted o. Is pcSsS1sio1 theresS wSen Ip6pS ~
.Ssli go s nssji:% of @ TIN: ga pisss . g.
-. s ~ sa'a asm
Ssc. 9. The Trustsss shsll make their -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

6ENATon Grimss q st home. ~
ter and forty pounds heavier than he
has been for years. He goes 6ollth
this winter. oYr:M
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

THE lows Central Railroad will be
completed to Northwood by the 18th
Of October.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

chicago produce Market.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5, 1871.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

"Scheap."-A. Desf's head to bs
seen In the book.keepers once in
Miller, Wilson = Cos store was ex>
planned to sHcustomer as not mean
ing that they sell "dear." "Then,"
said he. why do you not have up a
sheep's head to indicate that you
|sell asCheap.'p 9TUG wE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

Wanted.-A Number One Man
capable Of doing First Glass Horse
shooting, Plow Work and General
Aachinery Rspairs- A Married Man
presssssd. Apply g onee to
JosEPH GrDsoN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

Vnituey kso8ers, they Will wtth~
stand the Grass.
For Pure Drugs OF all kinds, 10 to
l.. HI. Severin's.
L. III. SEVERN keeps all kinds Of
Leads, Oils and Drugs.
Groceries al the Drug Store Of L.
H. SEVERN, always on hand.
Furm.-Two farms will be sold at
. bargain. Apply 10
E.. A. sNYDER.
For Rent.-Three Houses for
Rent. Enquire Of
lstf PAUL GRRrNa.
Ladies' and Masses Fine French
Kid Boots. q Mhitnsy q nossrs.
The place TO Buy Good Csacksrs, d
at Wilson's Bakery. All kinds,
8 lbs for twenty Ave cents. Call and
examine.
Great Bargaan.
a farm Of two hundred acres, 10
acres Of which are timber, seven
miles NORTHWEST from Cedar Fails, 90
acres broke. good house, well and
other improvsuents. Price only
SO per acre. Favorable terms given.
Eoqsiss Of =. a. Snyder.
"A Good Assortment Of Childrsn's
Silver and Copper Tipped Boots and
Shoes Ct whitney q Rogsrs.
It ID an NEslAblished Fact that
whitney q Rogers sell Boots and.
Shoes Cheap. q
The Best white Winter Whset
Cream Biscuit. for is Cents per II, Ct
VIM. Wilson's Bakery.
The Neptune CpT, st Pickton 1
IApdgraf.
Neck Ties and Bows 6 PIckS01 3
IAndgraG
Gents t~uxnishing 0oods. e Pick.
ton 4 LaodgrAf.
For Sak.-Three Hogsss ana Two
Wagons Or sale. for cash = on time.
Tr s D. G. WlLLIAHs.
The place to buy Gspes1Ies Cheap
u = Hotehhias'. III
vinsgss end Salt PioEsi4 Chsap.
q Hotchki1s'. .st, M
aHalfords Lsicsstelshisr 6ancs, 6
~ lbs. NzDs Dry 49, Tor oss
psllaf. e 4ptchkiss'. "a s
ABax1SeaA-1ArA6br sale
a ds@isnbls farm sor aals. IL miIsu
northwdsl from Cedar vklls, e 20
acrss. Ten 6eres timber Good arm
house on y 2oxso TEL. veii fenced,
and . Iibssaa amount sGonall fruit
growing % The premises Pries a.
go. Enquire Of Z. A. Ryder.
louisville Cement fox sale Chen,
- +. A. Hotchkiss'. E
Nies u Tea Tor - Dollar pei
| popnd. - uotchkiss'.
zxA11xDD
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

Hazlett 10 selling Goods Cheaper
now than ever before. His store is
filled full OF all kinds Of Cheap
Goods. Don't fail to call and get
some Of the bargains, before IL 10 too
late. LLllLlLA
Ladies' Hats, Plumes and Ribbons
at Hazlett's. Call and See them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

THERE are SOS patients In the In.
sane Asylum ct Mount Pleasant--al-
together too many for the capacity oi
the building.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

1000 Pounds Prime Factory Cheese
for sale at Chase's.
The Beat Oyster Cracken In the
city, three pounds for Is ots., at Will
sons Bakery.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

Dry WEATHER-APPLEs.--It is
dry and dusty here but very much
more 30 In Illinois. Many farmers
have very great dificnlty In getting
water for stock. q
The corn crop was cut short shout
One-third by drouth.
Apples, the finest, are delivered at
% cents per bushel. Large quanti-
ties, In Lee county = being fed 70
hogs. @E =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

Too MucH GRAIns- The literal
interpseta1ions Of barns bursting
With the weight Of thsir stores &C.
currod peer PsrkeksbaEg. M. Down.
ey built : nsv barn last last aum.
mer and storsd u full overhead with
grain OF this years crops. Last
week the weight being to great 10
came down with . crash taktng
everything before 1t. Two Of his
horses were injured besides the dam>
age to his barn and heavy loss In
grain. I'll. III @ M
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

/ DoN'T lake 1--WE learn from
the Cedar Rapids Observer that Mis-
Maud Cowen don't like our notice OF
her appearance before . Cedar Falls
audience. Bro. Wilkinson Of the
Observer, whose judgment il good,
says 1t was In q style which the mosl
accomplished 'Jinkins or the press
might well be proud to own" and
yet Maud don't like it. That only
shows what editors have to endure.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06
Attention!

Farmers when you want to buy
You Flannels for Shirts. go to Haz-
.lstt's. You can buy the Best Elan.
nels you ever saw, Cheaper than
eve before Sold In the County.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

Sisci Hawk County fosess " osaaasy A~.ssser.
To TIE QuAIrnrD ELroroas or SAID Cousrr
wnnREAs, The Board Of Supervisors OF said
County, did, ct this June secession. A. ID. 1871, OF
said Board. N'f
Ordered. That the provisions Of Chapter %,
Restrain Stock from Running at large" be sub
mffted 10 the leGzl voters Of this county, st the
next General Election and that the County Au-
'' SAID Act pssss /. vsss. s.asxsrssa !. follows,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

The fearful drouth which began
months ago In Central Illinois still
continues, with no visible Indications
Of q terminatiou. Everywhere i'm the
region round about here the pastures
ara dried up and look as dead and
desolate 40 they usually do In mid
winter. As q result of this, farmers
are compelled 10 begin feeding their
stock from one TO two months earlier
In the autumn than usual. In we'll.
reservoirs and streams the water =
lower than ever before known. and n
is with the utmost diiiculty that This
indispensable element can be had Ia
sufficient quantities 70 keep stock
flom suffering and perfshing with
thirst. In this city many VOLS have
nearly Or entir0ly fAiled. The pros
pect with respect to . water supplyy
should rain not fall soon. n a exs
ceedingly serious Chicago jour
mol.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

1870 A UHn
I offer for sale ut bargain, 90 acres,
q w or 20 In Lincoln Township,
Black Hawk county 40 acres. inn
proved. Terms $ls per acre, part on
time. 26tf @s G. W. EAsTEAE. x
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06
Mr.. Allison In Cedar Falls.

A good audience greeted Col. Alli-
son, ct Ph9hix Hall. last Tuesday
evening. Col. Sessions was called TO
the chair and introduced tire speaker
to the audience. Col. A. prefaced
hir speech by q few complimentary
remarks on the enterprise of Cedar
Falls, and congratulated the people
on the completion Of the new Hall.
He than reviewed the issues before
the people, dwelling upon the salient
points---Reconstruction, Amend.
ments. Expenditures Of the Admin.
istration, the Public Dshe, Taxation,
the Tariff, the Public Lands, What
the party his done. &C.
Mr.. AIlison o. fair and candid
speaker, and shows ; familiarity
With pablie afIkfrs. We were glad
to hear his views ON the tariff quss-
ton. He denied In toto any and ell
leaning toward Free Trade q has
been charged upon him. Though
not 90 eloquent or forcible Ia hiE
manner Of delivery a. we had an.
ticipated, his pleasant address,
coupled with his candor and knowl-
edge Of the questions at issue, win
for him the attention of his audience.
At the close Of his address DIR.
Bryant moved that q vote Of thanks
be rendered the speAksr, for his az
~cellent address, which was carried
with . hearty vote, after which the
meeting adjoufned.
UPPER Iowa CONFERENCE.-THE
annual session Of this conference ut
Clinton, which closed last Monday,
made considerable stir among the
Methodist ministers In thu v~acinity.
Rev. ID. Shelter, for the past two
years at West Waterloo Ia stationed
here. Rev. 8. A. Lee, on acconnt OF
sickness in his family has been
obliged to give up the Presiding
Eldership Of the District and gees 70
West Waterloo charge. He has
done . good work, sixteen churches
having been dedicated on his dis
trict during the past year.
Rev. J. Bowman having
completed y successful adj
ministration Of four years In the
Fayette District is transferred 10 the
Cedar Falls District. I
MRs. 5AvERy'sA DpRnsA.-By 70.
quest we publish on hrst page the
address Of Mrs. Anna Slavery to the
women Of Iowa. Anna says at the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

sorghum.
Now 10 the time TO send in your
orders for Sorghum TO Bishop A
Bancroft.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

Haxieft has Received . Large Lot
OF Water Proof Cloths, which he IL
Selling Very Cheap. Ladies' intend.
ing to buy a Waterproof will Save
Money by calling at Hazlett's Cheap
fash Store:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-06

I'VE have opened an entire New
Stock Of Dry Goods, bought In New
York for Cash, which we will sell
Cheap.
All are invited to call and exam
inc. PILCHER q PENNoCK,
In seyerin's New Block, One Door
north of Thompson q Co.