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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-11-09

THANKsa1Y1Na USDEH MARITAL Law
U.S.. Grant, President General, has issued a
proclamation appointing Thursday, the SOth
day of November, as Thanksgiving Day, and
recommending the people of the different
States to meet together in their places of wor.
ship and thank God for the blessings he has
conferred, and for their merciful exemption
from evils. If the proclamation did not also
suggest that We should invoke his protection it
would be regarded by many of US as cruel
mockery. When large portion of the ccun-
try is under martial law, part of it actual and
much more virtually, when people are driven
from their fresides and forced to abandon fields
on which they find it hopeless to attempt to
garner; their harvests when there is no tram
guilty at home, although there may be peace
abroad; when many States are suffering under
an oppression greater than that which con-
quering Germany forces upon France when
the grieyous calamities with which We are
afflicted come from the very hand that issues
the proclamation, it does indeed seem almost q
profanity. There are many, doubtless, who
viii meet on that day and bow submissively,
impl0ring protection against ills which they
cannot avoid, and invoking relief from burdens
which are too heavyto bear. To them it nil
be dayof fasting and prayer, and there will
doubtless be more voices lifted in humble sup
plication among those who really suffer, than
will be raised by those whose hearts are too
hardened to allow them to be grateful for
blessings which they scarcely appreciate, and
certainly do not deserve Bdhtraore Gazette.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-11-09

= The Gilman (Illinois) Star has an account
of an elopement recerily perpetrated near that
town. The lover went after his girl in light
vehicle with mufled wheels, while an accom-
plice drove a heavier machine, adapted to MAX
ing as much noise as possible. The lady being
duly received at the window and deposited in
the muffied vehicle, the heavy one dashed of
toward Gilman at furious rate, with papa in
hot pursuit, while the lovers were noiselessly
morning MFR. Ward and Miss Green werc made
one flesh.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-11-09

4do which you will, and you will repent OF tit"
Judge Earle verified the truth Of Socrates, -;
mark by living single, Had he married, hs
might NOT have repentea. Some remain singlH
In ineonse9ieDcei of early idisappoia tmehtA but
this #as hot the sass $sSith- Indge Earle. feel
assured he ,never. addressed q lady ip bis lial
and there were, few who ieotAd have fefased
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-11-09

= Moths may be kept out of furs and wool
en- cloths by wrapping the fabrics in Calico
Moths cannot eat through calico.
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:
aHavSyS 6soadsef p fsss inquired the Court.
"a fhagen rephed the prisoner: .....,.s.s
eY0R7shocaG hsset COUNSEL eccnoinueti' sng
Court .oZ
The prisoner made no S rePty Sgf e1naeI La I,av 81
Borbed uM6difa1ion sAne sfusA- @' no 'l' AUG"
not Mhat 10 ansNeA r,-sts is. 9Iit Z a.
10 sT EAd better select some meMoeI u .IS
.SaR;30 iE0Mtnct the deiense,'o gggesesa l ene
-AdBeG ssoM = -.
f,ISs would avail nothiiig replileo sle yoa1n,
an aiss9 eoesIponoescy ,,..:.,,.,ad ,..::;.l, a.
VIII ensure you y 's,1a ., tair 'fiA'' ie'''AeA
Conrt a.. .4..x,,, ,KsA,ds IN anu
i.et ;EI.st !e az s,;da,,.
I sas ~ ostrste I - Is Id
~. 5slg9s S us AZ sbiest conSsei
upon th,s ss.a n9 me- sclesS ac;ttsIs
IN H3a eaE sss! ss s.ao uas.n! T. nav ha exI
.,.5a!n y sless "a Ie tSa Ss Tsvtt i = @
,ssn .s e. IN NOT M replied the youth frank
sve.y m1lu ~ ,iaai lad o.,,;,tv, renl;e1 the
nen w.! W FAsess ss'S'e's- e..t.s11
..,sa9 suass erc,a;med the younp ma man
n,s aEIs 'io T.tTt IT, voiiid lessen nv punishment,
sasss r un,,id mDdI not % stai, nv ssouI with
naps, gas "o - sso,,Id % aecnye INV liberty
1a.ssnua sac.atn = : ae~ w.. - 49, ~ ;. ,sr'
III Tha a39SSSe Seemed great deal perplexed,I
20 sns ssfbsTe ere was no intent to
sSSss sSS3 81 E pr 81 ~ ,i9t
oo u %. l.ro,,o,aa ,,s That indicated greater
osioana I of ia,v tRar nsually fails to the lot
- stnn.assho how n % net made IL their duty. Ev-
6enfly such was the thought uppermOst in the
nas y. ). ss.. =. w tS1St u ysmark Tuning to the
49, ~ q tao,ney he inuuired: What are the!
T-sa ai,s ssri-ss .isllllias9 - i'i''f 2iii.
@The,a are few vour honor.n replied the
.,,csscntor saTha nfisoner passed bank note
f. naymant of his hetel bib, and. another inl
rnrciase of some goods, receiving change I'M
assStancene VIXEN che had small. money of
SSs3sscsent amaount 20, cover both expenditures.l
sHRsBh Arrested several other bills of the same
ascsf,Wnrs,also found in his possession. These
EilIs were all counterfeit" I" "es7es sH 1sti.
The Judge mused, q moment, and said sud-
denly. ssSHhat is your name"
dfDdt Ngbrisonef was not TO be surprised into
Sis's III an E E;sdicted by Aha name of John
rsSs + Ia renIirsis a
Kss v6o or what he was, or where from or
s.;r He3sH,se1 tJ1 ibe e Il impressed with the be-
Nsf ts,at he sbonid certainly be convicted, and
I'm most earnest desire was to conceal his iden-
s;t,,- 4 ~ 'f5.le I,$
XAn skaaf gentlemen within the barr said the
sitare codnselors at law, and
O. nd ssIect ffs,ft among ti1e1m some one 10
xSas1 ~. as 10 y sIe, y 9
asat II. i,r;ott hlne eves ,a,r,f,nd
gasst:.se .Sa,, -sst fnr a t,s;nLl;np ON
SesE naysler snt;l thew reached pray-haired
SSo.,assa., fs,s;i;orlv knovn Ga Rather
Ssr s;is sen MSo vea,s hei,re had been an advocate
= S;s4;nct;3n ard avn thaa was regarded as
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aI do not conceive that any postponement is
necessary for that purpose" said the court
aaTime cannot change the facts, whatever may
be the extenuating circumstances. If this Is
the only ground Of application,"
"By no means" interrupted, anticipating
his conclusion, which did not care to nave
uttered. .,.-y
he replied. ,....,.,., ,,
7 continued, eff it fails to establish his inno-
cenee. as il is likely to do, I confess, may ney-
ertheless enable me to offer something IN n'lEi'
cation of his punishment"
"This is true,". replied the Judge, "and foi y
that purpose will grant you the adjournment" J"
ooh. sir, beg you will" cried the prisoner,
very earnestly, rising to his feet, and e1tenaing
his hands toward the bench entreatingly.. my
parents and friends are honest and high-minded.
NV connections are all honorable" :.
sThen you need not be ashamed !1,Ll OF 'hem'
said the prosecutor sarcastically.
aAshamed of them?" repeated the young
man. with an accent of surprise Il desire,
sir. not to have them ashamed OF me and, 1of
that reason / would not avail myself OF their
aid if I knew it would diminish my punish
mel ment to the shortest period-nay, even if it
would insure me a suspension Of judgment.
"I am thinking he would not object II the IN
ouiry were likely to result in anything TO ms
credit" said the officer of the district dlrectine
his remark to the court.
81 have no desire to retort in my clrcum
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16


RISES TO ExPLAIN.-Ths "main
spoke In the Wheel" In Mt. Vernon
admits that he was the author Of the
letter published recently In the GA
zETTR, but his explanation Of how
we came by 1t leaves US In great
doubt. We picked up the letter, and
that's how we came by IL. Who can
he mean in referring to stolen logs,
rails, cattle, &C., He beats "Mark
Twain" In his innocents abroad. In
fact, MARK" "mystifying the
guide" 10 no where compared to the
Reporters special from Mt. Vernon.
It gives him great pain to answer our
charges made In o recent number OF
the GAZETTE. Well IL 1t gives him
pain, he needn't do 1t again. He
takes up the pen In defence of Wa
terloo. Waterloo must be compli-
mented. He says the GAZETTE lies.
We admit that IL did look that way
once when we called the Reporter
special" a gentleman, hut 1t was only
an error In judgement. Excuse us |!
The Reporter special" is evidently
trying to work up newspaper repu-
tation. but he will have to get little
more "Kings English" into his sem
fences II he expects to get "posish"
on the GAZETTE or Tendon Times
Selah!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

EXCURSION FROM VINToN TO CR-
OAR FALIs.--An excursion party
from Vinton. representing the intel
ligencs and beauty Of that lively city.
came up yesterday, on the B., G. r.
& M. Ry., on the noon train, and
left again ut S. p. M. The party
numbered about lao. The notice OF
their coming was 80 short that our
people were unable to make any great
preparations for their reception -
They we're conducted 10 the Park by
the Cedar Falls Band. Speech-mak.
ing was dispensed with. After par
taking of refreshments, which they
had bountifully provided themselves
with, and were lemonaded by our
citizens, the party spent the After
noon, until the hour of returning. In
q stroll about town. sight seeing
They seemed pleased with our city,
and returned with the best OF good
feeling. Cedar Falls Is not unmind-
full of the compliment, and we hope
our people may be able to rsclpro-
cate.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

space IL valuable In anewspapcr, and Il i. ,here
fore proposed In this advertisement TO copcense !
variety OF facts, important to the public. into 4
smart compass Those facts refer to Hoste, e<ss
stomach bitters- what that cele GRATED medic M
y, ana what II viii do, In the ilrst place. then.
the article IL stimulant, tonic and altern Va.
consisting OF a combination Of an absolutely nuye
spirituous agent with the most valuable med Z, /.
mai vegetable substances that Botanic vcsearch
mas placed at the disposal Of the eh.mi.t and ~.
physician. These ingredients are comrounaea
win great care, and In such proportion. as 10
pdoouee preparation which invigoratea wI,ho.,
exciting the general system. and tones ra.n,.,a.
ana controls the stomach, the bowels. the ltysr
asd the minor sccretive organs.
Mhat this great restorative will do mns, N.
gathefsa from what II has done rhe case Of ay.-
pepHia, ~ ANY other form of Indigestion In ,hie,
" has 6seA crrsistently administered withon, .r
iectng arasassl cure, Is vet 10 he heard fsor, an
the same mas bs said OF bilious disorders. inter
mi'tent tey@, nervous affections, general deb,,,tv
'ohstipeuon. set headache, mental disabiuties
y wash tee fsshis are 40 subject II purifes an
me ha'ds Of the body, including the blood ara "a
me sentA stimulus which II imparts To the new.
ous system is not succeeded by the .lirhtes, %.
'cfion. This lisa chapter OF facts which readers
Or 'hsir own sakes, shonid marx AMI remember
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16
Resolution OF Thanks.

The following resolutions are hand
ed us for publication by the Vinton
excu rsionists:
Courtesies extended are always de-
serving of especial acknowledge.
ment, and
WHEREAS, The people of Cedar
Falls extended to the people of Vim
ton, Oh the recent excursion, the
marked courtesy of escorting the par
ty with a band of music, from the
depot to the public park. which was
especially prepared and freely open ed
for the occasion aud
WHEREAS, Provisions were made
fol refreshing the thirsty with Ice
water and lemonade, besides enliv-
ing the hour with muslc, therefore
ResOtVed, That the courtesy shown
IL hereby acknowledged. aud the hos
FATALITIES extended, adding so much
to the enjoyment Of the occasion, are
fully appreciated; and we hereby I'm.
wife the people Of Cedar Falls to
prove the hospitality of the people OF
Vinton oil similar occasion.
BY order of the Plcnicksrs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

machines, and also all the sales oil
the Elliptic Machines for 1879, estl-
mated at 10000 machines, are includ-
ed In this number. Subtract these
IL, 200 machines from the SO. 20S ma
chimes reported, and we have left, az
the number of genuine Wheeler n
Wilson machines sold In 1870, 6S,~
208.
Tho account then stands "a fol-
lows: ..........
Sales o. genuine Elias Howe Ma
chimes In 1870. ...,........ rs, 1866 machines
Sales Of genuine Singer Machines
Sales Of genuine wheeler wilson ''''
Machines In 1870. u, eos "
Then 1t follows that, of the genu-
inc Elias Howe Machines, there
were, during the year 1870, made
over the genuine Singer Machine
In the United States, 2,29s machines.
Sold over the Wheeler & Wilson, g.
95S machines.
If these figures are not substan IT,
ally correct, the Singer Manufacture
ing Company aud the Wheeler Il
Wilson Manufacturing Company
who know i'm regard to these figures,
can correct them. (Signed.)
THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

SLOPE OF WATER FALLS IN CEDAR
RIvRR.-According to Prof Whites
Geological Report the slope In Cedar
river from Moscow to its mouth Ia
two feet per mile. From Cedar Falls
to Moscow the slope Is two feet Ave
inches, aud from the State lire to
Cedar Falls three feet seven inches
According to the same authority the
slope in the Mississippi from the
northern boundary OF Iowa to the
confluence of the Missouri is only
six inches per mile.-Reporter.
Come up some time, Shannon |!
and Wen let you slide down to Mos
COW, from Cedar. Falls, on cellar
door.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16
STEAMBOAT Rock, June IL, III.

STEAMBOAT noCki June ID, II.
EDITORS GAZETTE Steamboat
Rock has q very fine public school
building and Q beautiful site on
which 1t was built. but a. yet not
fenced and the District had sxpend-
cd all they felt able to; therefore the
Ladies' concluded to see what they
could do, and carried to q successful
tcrmini o Strawberry and Ice Cream
Festival. which, from the number In
attendance aud the generous manner
they displayed In Smelling out the
greenbacks. will cause tile grounds
TO be fenced and beautified with trees,
walks, &c. As q stranger, could
not help but notice the eager earnest.
nest that all seemed 10 feel In the
success Of the enterprise. the ladies
In particular, whose winning smiles
were quite - appstizing In their way
as were the Strawberries and cream
In Its. Miss Pet Hlgginb0ttom fell
accidentally and sustained fracture
Of her wrist; 1t was 80 much swollen
the surgeon could not Immediately
repair the damage. Miss Pet bore
up hsroieally under her unfortunate
mlsphap, and has the sympathy of
hosts Of friends. Crops ~ Q general
thing look we'll. Some fields Of
wheat are injured, and 1t puzzles the
oldest inhabitant to tell what IL the
matter, T. q. EAULsUBRY,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

ENoUIRY.-The special correspon-
dent from Mt. Vernon, styles him.
self the proprietor Of the Cedar Val.
ley Farm. Why 10 this when his
farm is all tributary to Crane Greek
slough? There seems to be mark
ed appropriateness In the name,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

LIEUT.. COMMEMORATIVE see by the
Nonpdriet, that old Pottawattamie
at their County Convention, resolved
unanimously to use all honorable
means for the nomination of Col.
Keatley for Lieut.. Governor. They
couldn't have done a better thing
KeatIey stands now among the com.
ing men for that Office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

1. c. r. Rive desire especially to
acknowledge the courtesy Of the
Illinois Central, the Central Iowa,
Milwaukee & st. Paul, and Lake
Superior & Minnesota Railroads. on
our late excursion. They are all Of
ficered by men who respect and ao-
knowledge the power of the press.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

QUERY.-We observe by an item
In the Waterloo Reporter, that our
neighbors have began to smell hell
already, and imagine 1t to be the G.,
c. F. & w. r. r. III the projection
of the road has such an effect on
them, what will II be when the road
is completed?
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

GovERNoR.--The most Of the
counties have held conventions and
instructed delegates, but up to the
hour of going to press the political
pot il boiling over with uncertain ties
as to who Is ahead. The most ceun-
ties have. thus far, instructed for
Carpenter. We sOonld bet on G. G.
G. everytims, but We are not in that
business.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

GEO. K.-We met, while I'm Min
neapolis, Geo. X. Shaw. He has
just started new daily. paper in
that City, challenged another man to
fight duel, and is making things
hum generally, which indicates, we
suppose, success. He has killed no
one up to the hour of writing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

STATE SUPT. From what we can
learn Of the political prospects, Col.
Alternately Ia ahead for State Supt.
Of Public Instruction. A better
choice cannot be made.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

s. s. CONFERENCE.-The State Sab
bath School Convention will be held
at Waterloo next week, commencing
on Tuesday. Some of the most
noted Sunday School men in the
country are expected to be present.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

. The GAZETTE, needing help ad.
vertises, "Fools Wanted!'-- Water.
loo Reporter.
We had In view the humane object
of looking up readers for the Re
porter. Why get mad about 1t p
"You know how Ills yourself.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

CoNvENrIoN.-The. County Re-
publican convention willibe held to-
morrow to elect delegates to the State
Convention, to be held at Des Moinss
next Wednesday.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16
GRUMPY County, /
June 7, 1871, /

MERsRs. EDITORS ;-Ror sometime
past large fields Of wheat have been
turning yellow, and have seesned to
to be suffering for rain, indeed every
body hereabouts attribute IL to the
drouth. But few days since. Q gen.
tleman came from Minnesota, and
detected the real cause which Ia q
s0xt Of Gy--not the "Hessian"--at
work near the roots. It looks like .
brown maggot and II found low down
In the stalk. Whole fields are ruins
cd. I saw II acres la piece yester
day, almost ready to hssd and
very heavy straw, that the owner
said never would pay for cutting
IT 10 q new pest In this part Of the
sounty, and " the representations
IL are half tue, vide
spread financial disaster 10 to be SEA
ri0usIy apprehendsd. What effect
the late rain and the present cool
weather may have on the working
Of the inssot, csn't. Of course, new
tall. 1t u 10 be hoped that its raw
ages may be stayed. The potato bugs
seem determined to take all the poto-
toes In this region. A few days since
. ysung man by the name Of Gage
took . tin pan with fire In 1t and
went "buggjng" the potatoes,
scorching the '.varnaintsn In q terri.
bic manner. He accidentally inhal-
ed the smoke from their frying oar
casses, which came nigh sending him
beyond the reach of potato bugs. He
IL still under the doctors care.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

DRUG BUsINEss.-Bro. Logan, late
of the Courier, has gone into the
drug business. The ruling spirit is
strong. &c. Logan is up to dealing
out bitter pills, formerly to the De-
mocracy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

OUR BANDA stand has been
erected on the Park, and our band
boys propose to enIiven our city with
music during the summer evenings.
The boys are doing we'll, and the
band. though SO recently started. 10
an honor to our city,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

TRY W AGAIN The Reporter
takes occasion to correct its errone-
ous statement regarding the as
sessment OF Cedar Falls, made last
week. Try again! you are doing
we'll enough. After awhile you'll
stumble on to the facts,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16
Republican Caucus.

4 Caucus Of the Republican voters Of Cedar
Fails Township, will be held ct Council Hall, Fri
day evening, June 10th, for the purpose Of ehoos-
ing delegates to attend the Republican County
Convention 10 be held at Waterloo Jsne nth.
BY Order Town Central Com.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

ARREsTs.-Marshal Melendy has
been bringing the wrong doors to
time. He and his deputy. A. ID.
Barnum, have made several arrests
in this vicinity recently. We have
not time to make mention this week
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

FEsTIvALs.-This is an sge OF fes.
rivals. The Baptist and Methodists
recently held. were well attended,
The Philharmonic festival in Tllomp-
son & Co.'s new store, last evening,
was the grand success of the season.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

THAT, We Din. Minneapolis
Tribune announced that the Iowa
editors had their own band along,
sand did their own paying and their
own allowing. We did that. after
.ileaUing iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

POCKET PIcKED.-A young man
had his pocket picked of some six
dollars, last Friday, i'm town. He
must have been in bad company and
slightly "obfusticated" in the bar.
gain.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

OLD HoME.-Richardson q Judd
have purchased the old Orphans
Home building and propose turning
II into q hotel and boarding house.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

A STKAw.-A vote was taken
among the editors on the excursion,
between Mason City and st. Paul, re.
sulting In 20 for O'Connor, % for
Scott, and 81 for Carpenter.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

AN ITEM.-It Is rumored that q
woman at Finchford, in this county,
has fallen heir to $3,OOO,OOO We
think it q "hoax," but it'll do for an
item until it Is contradicted.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

Mr.. EDITOR district No. 8, has
the best conducted school In the
township. Instead OF dancing, as
they were taught last winter, the
children are taught singing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

THE CRoPs.--We have various re-
ports from the country regarding the
crops. IL Ia evident that the wheat
10 much injured In some localities,
but we hope the reports are exsgger.
ated. The fly, the rust, and various
pests are reported to be playing
havoc. Hss
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

RETURNED. Brown returned
from visit east this week. We
didn't predict that IL would result In
anything but business. so we are all
right.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

PUBLIC ScHooLs.--Our public
schools close to-day. Examinations
both oral and written have been had
during the week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

CELEBRATIoN.-The 4th OF July
will be celebrated In the township of
Lincols, at Gibson's Grove, 3 miles
west of Hudson. Everybody Is In
vited.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

DEDICATIoN.-The new and tasty
M. E. Church, at New Hartford. will
be dedicated by Rev. A. b. Kendig,
on the I'd of July.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

TAILoR.-Peter O'Brien has opened
a Tailor Shop, near our Office. Give
him q call.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

PRoCEEDINGs.-The proceedings
of the Board Of Supe rvisors are
crowded out this week, but will be
given i'm full next week.