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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

houses. Barnum Is given to mod
esty In expressing his opinion, but
lie don't hold back worth q cent
when talking about Greene. 1t il
being built up by a class of wide
awake business men, and lots are
selling for three and four hundred
that were purchased for sixty and
evenly dollars. Geo. Mills, of our
.ity, has built a new store and ii
opening out with a full line Of mer-
.handise. Trimble 4 Spaulding, and
Mcclure Bros. are among the bust,
TESS houses. Tie Cedar Falls Bank
has established "a branch with J. L.,
son of "A. Spaulding, cashier.
The location of the town IL q grand
one being on the bank of the Shell
Rock, a stream that caAnot he ex.
celled In beauty anywhere. The
land slopes back from the business
part OF the town, giving command.
ing locations for residences. 1t be-
ing the iii sisicn Of the Railroad the
Company arebuiiding a round~house,
four stalls are all ready up. A new
bridge is soon to span the Shell Rock
and the water-power is to be im'
proved To the extent OF Il grist mill,
With her resources, location and 9
good farming country surrounding
Greene has certainly a bright future
In prospect.
The railroad north from Cedar
Falls IL built in the same smooth
manner as the lower eud of the line
1t opens up a beautiful valley, one
that is destined some day to be one
of the most thickly settled, as it Ii
now the richest in soil, to be found
In the United States.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10


THE KIND OF MANUFACTURES
NEEDED.-The late fire In our city is
greatly felt 10 the total loss Of the
Cabinet Makers Union Manufactur.
ing establishment. 1T not only cut
short a good paying business but
threw a number of workmen out oil
employment. In proportion to the
capital'invested. we have nothing In
Cedar Falls, probably, which em-
ployed more men than this establish
ment. The Company Ii composed OF
young, driving, energetic men, but
the fire so crippled them as tn pre-
vent their resuming business again.
as before, without help. Those are
the kind Of man ufacturies we want
to see encouraged, such as give em-
ployment to mechanics and laboring
men. The C.. NJ. Union Company
prior to the fire were doing a square
legitimate and, we believe a paying
business. With the proper help
they might again u on a much
more extensive scale. We write this
unknown and unsolicited by any
member of the firm but they are
young men that deserve encourage
ment and help. and we trust our
monied men will notsallow them to
abandon a business that Is not only
profitable to them bnt a positive ad.
vantage to the town.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

MAIL MESSENGER IN LIMBo.-A
young man by the name of VIM
Carrick was arrested by Marshal Me
lendy, some four weeks ago. in Phil
adelphia and brought to this city on
the charge of opening registered let.
tiers. The robberies were committed
several months since while a mai
messenger on the Central r. II. ot
Iowa. He was taken before Com
missioner Powers, of this City, on
three warrants. On the first his bal
was fixed at So, 900; on the two others
50, 500 each, or $4,000 i'm all. At the
request of his parents In Philadel'
phia, who are wealthy and highly
connected, he was not taken to jail
at first but has been carefully guard.
ed i'm u City until this week when
he was taken by the Marshal TO Du
buque for trial. He is some twenty,
five years of age, good looking and
To all appearance a gentleman. Ht
evidently does not appreciate the un
fortunate position he is in. The
money stolen would not altogether
aggregate $500, but 1t is quite sufi
cient to send him to the p%enitentiary
for ten or twenty years.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

Price Bros. Will open their Photo
graphic and Fine Art Gallery, In
Severin's new block, oppositeAth
Carter House. on Monday, Nov 18th
and beg leave to inform the citizens
of Cedar Falls and vicinity. that we
have a New and Beautiful Gallery
and have had the privilege of putting
In our own light, and fiatter our
selves that we shall have q light thai
is perfect In every respect, which
will enable Us to make al the latest
Eastern Styles Of Photographs from
a Card to Life sizs. We also intend
to do . large business In Copying and
Enlarging old Ambfotypes, Daguer'
reotypes and Photographs, to any
size, and finish the same Ia Oil. Ink,
or Water Colors. Having had long
experience in this business, we can
guarantee entire satisfaction In every
case.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

COUNCIL HALL, Nov. ), ia

COUNCIL HALL, Nov. ), 1871.
Regular Meeting of the City Coun.
Gil; Mayor T.. Townsend presiding.
Presentations, Zeising, S~artori,
Overman, Andrews, Bishop.
Absent-Brown. Benjamin.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
It was moved toy Alderman Bishop.
that p. Melendy be elected Chief
Engineer Of the Fire Department OF
the City.
Carried.
Moved by Councilman OveHnan,
that Il. Saiibury be elected First Asst.
Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment.
Carried. .E...-H
Street Commissioners May made his
report for October.
Report was accepted and placed
upon file.
Moved by Councilman Overman
that members of the Fire Company
have until Nov. 10th to pay the
amount of the Poll Tax into the
Treasury of the Fire Company.
Carried. I##5#U.
Moved by Councilman Bishop, that
there be license issued for Phoenix
Hall, for one year from this date, on
payment of $500 by the propristors
of said Hall.
Carried. "a
The following Bills we're read and
ordered paid
Ford & Zeising, lumber, $50 AZ
j. p. Lester, wood. box, &C., SO
J. Reed, work on engine house. 43 3a
T. b. Carpenter, coal, 60 81
Ayes Zeising, Overman, S%artori,
Andrews, Bishop.
Bill OF Adam Knock was referred
to Finance Committee, with author
ity to act.
On motion of Councilman Sartori,
Dray License Of p. Jessnore was re.
mitted for u year from time It was
due.
Lit was moved and carried, that the
Mayor appoint d Special Com mittee
to consult with persons holding
Bonds of the City, with reference To
terms of settlement, and report al
the Mex meeting.
The Mayor appointed Andrews,
Sartori and Benjamin such Com.
mittee.
On motion, Council adjourned.
E.. TOWNSEND,
Attest: Mayor.
i. n. PIERCE,
City Clerk.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10
Aur Puhlic n

A good hall il the index by which
the travelling public read the charac-
ter and enterprise Of . town. IL is an
institution in which the people OF a
community are mutually interested
and benefited in proportion to the
taste shown in this particular. Ce-
dar Falls had needed a good hall for
years. The Did one had become SO
dilapidated as to he unenviting 70
the public. ITO our oft repeated
question shall we have q good public
hall,n Phonix-like one has risen;
no second rate institution but one oil
the finest In the State. IL Is not only
pleasant and attractive but sub~tan-
tial. The builders. Messrs. Wise d
Bryant and Miller, Wilson a. Co..
have certainly done honor to Them
selves ns well as credit to the City by
the manner I'm which they have built
1t. The ball is 44xS0 feet with self
supporting roof and o ceiling twenty
feet I'm the clear. 1t Is seated with
500 chairs. The stage 10 l6x44 with
q beautiful drop curtain 26xl7 feet,
wings, fiys &c. In fact all the mod
ern conveniences for first class enter.
tainments. The hall Is supplied with
two side entrances with the steps car
peted SO as to deaden the sound oil
persons passing out and In. 1t has
been rented to o company, composed
of ]. T. Knapp, III. g. Hunt, B. q,
Jennings and F. A. Hotchkiss, for
$500 a year. They propose allowing
only first class entertainments,
that. people may not be humbugg-
ed with any one-horse institutions.
A diagram of the audience room Ii
being prepared and everything will
be kept In good conpition-well
lighted. heated and ventilated. An
other feature OF the ball Is the ar
rangement Of the license which en-.
ables the parties owning the hall to
issue the license. Ii will be a greal
convenience. We venture the asser.
ton that there Ii not q town in the
State better provided to accommo'
date public entertainments than Ce.
dar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH In
IowA.-Rev.S M. Osmond furnishes
the Iowa City Press with the follow,
ing interesting statistics of the Pres.
byterian Church
"The Presbyterian Church in Iowa,
for the year ending May, 1871, re
ports as follows Two synods, eight
presbyteries, 206 churches, 226 minis
tiers, licentiates, 35 candidates foi
the ministry, 1o43 memters added by
profession, and 1856 by certificate
Total membership, 1895. Children
ic Sabbath school, 15.423. Contribut.
ed for benevolent objects of the
church, $l3,433; for congregational
and other purposes, SlS6,S3 Total
contributions. $3.50, 263. Average pei
member, Slo.72.
1.-THE average of all moneys raised
by the whole Presbyterian body in
the country Is much larger than this.
amounting to s19.97 for.each eommu
meant.
1.-THE latest statistics of the demon.
nations enumerated below. show the
following ratio in their benevoien,
contributions
"Baptists average SO cents u com-
municant; the Methodists. "a cents
the Episcnpalians, S1.37; the Presby-
terians, SALT"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10
CHANGES.
The Custom Mill n Fixed Fact.

Some fifteen thousand dollars
worth Of property changed hands on
Wednesday last.
Gilbert Smith of Rochester, Mimi,
and j. r.. Rhodes of this city pur.
chased so feet fronting the race and
running back $50 feet ON TIE old site
where the Touring mill of yanSaun,
Wilson ~ Go. stood with 1000
inches of water. They purpose com,
mencing at once the binding FOR q
custom mill. L.. n. & ID. I'll. Fabric
have also purchased 35 feet front
adjoinisg them with 800 inches OF
water. Where they purpose remov.
ing their pump factory as soon as a
new building can be erected. The
whole building will 60 up together.
and Is to be two stories high. Men
and teams are wanted Ivy Messrs
Rhodes & Smith to clear away the
debris of the late jre. II Is their in
tention to have the mill ready to run
early In the spring.
This Is an important move to-
ward increasing the trade and pros
perity OF our city. A custom mill
has been needed i'm Cedar Falls for
years, and we are pleased TO an
nounce that the great want il so soon
to he supplied.
The Fabric Bros, will doubtless
increase their facilities for work
aud manufacture more extensively
as soon as they get moved and their
factory fully underway.
Mr.. Van Saun takes Mr.. Rhodes
one.half interest I'm the star elevator
at b. g. r.. & M. r.. II, depot.
In this connection we give pub
iicity to the IN that Mr.. Wins
low is also negotiating for water
power for the purpose of putting up
a Touring mill. How far the neeo.
Citations have progressed we cannot
say.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

How MIR. ID. DIDN'T SAVE HIS
ttaBBAGE.-Ar amusing story is
told cf our townsman Mr.. Bent
tials A. D.-who was continually an
noyed by a very unlady like COW
which nightly insisted on lifting his
gate and satisfying her voracious APP
petite on his garden "sass." b. de.
termined on leaving a forcihle i'm
preston on the mind of the old bo-
vine that The eighth commandment
couldn't he run over with IMMUNITY.
He didn't propose to let his cabbage
out TO be worked upon shares. but
preferred to manufacture his own
krout and furnish his own barrel to
put il in. Aiming himself with a
double barreled shotgun, loaded,
primed and capped to suit the ocea-
sion, he opened the door opposite the
gate, set the rockingschair about six
feet inside aud placed another just
In front of him with back for his
heels to rest on. Then pulling off
his boots he sat down in the chair,
rested his feet on the one In front of
him, stood his gun against the chair
which made him in every sense as
comfortable as possible. Now, says
he, I'm prepared, come on old
brute, / guess / can stand 1t to fight
lit out on this line If it takes all
winter; what o nice commanding
view I have of that gate, how i will
take her on the wing! just as soon
las she drags her old carcass Inside
"the gate I will pull the trigger and
"give the gun n shake at the same
"time, to scatter shot oil over her.
A thousand snch thoughts kept run
ming through his brain until the
clock struck 10, IL, II, and still no
COW. After that time he has but a
faint recollection of what transpired
until he awake in the morning to
find his cabbage all eaten up and the
COW vamoosed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

MOVED no TowN,-Wiiliam VIM
tiers moved his family to town this
week with the view of making Cedar
Falls his permanent home. The
Knapp property, recently purchased
by hira, aud which he occupies IA
his residence, has been so much i'm
proved as to be scarcely recognized
In the painting of his house outsid,
he has displayed commendable taste
Changes aud important improve
ments have also been made In tn"
inside. adding greatly to its convent
epce. Mr.. w. has also built a fine
looking barn to correspond with his
honse. He will have everything In
first class shape or not at all. Win
tiers believes in thorough work; order
and system are important points in
his n of living and doing busi-
hess.
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The Invalid.-.-A Pen PFC
tur-c.

4 uuI.Gs
See her pallid countenance, but d
short time ago the picture OF ruddy
health. the envy OF the school and
the pride Of the household. She
was always welcomed by her school
mates. for her 1.-the form aud pleas.
ing disposition carried cheerfulness
into their ranks. DiIigent, punetuai
and exemplary, obedient and grace.
full at home, she 0 the hearts OF
all. But alas, we are sorrowed,-
Those rosy cheeks and ruddy lips
are blanched by consumption. The
voice once so enchanting I'm laugh
and song il feeble. husky and sup
planted by a hollow cough, let us APP
preach her couch gently and take her
hand. Do not situdder because OF
the feeble and ~passionless grasp
The hand once so hearty and plump
is amaciated, The pulse Is delicate
to the touch. The feeble heart can.
not propel with force. Must we
loose her while yet In her teens p
No, there Is relief! Take this pleas
ant medicine. ft Is invigorating.-
how II allays the irritable cough, i'm.
proves the appetite aud digestion aud
sends y healthy Jingle through the
frame, See her face brighten by
degrees let US take her ont In the
warm sunshine. In a short time she
will be able to 60 without nj aid.
a cheerful girl. This delightful
medicine must be God blessed. She
has emerged from her sickness
sweeter and nobler than before, and
DIR. Pierces Golden Medical discov.
cry must lave the credit. It has
raised her. Sold by all first class
druggists everywhere. 5S2.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

CHANGE OF TTME.-The b., C. n.
u M. Ry. will change time AZ soon as
the road reaches Nora Springs, which
viii he In abont two weeks. Cars
viii then run through from Austin,
MINI. to Burlington without change,
leaving Austin about 1916 A. NJ,
and arriving at Burlington about
1890 P. VI.
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stamps .

Persons knowing themselves in.
debted TO US, by book account or.
otherwise, will please call with the
greenbaeks wlich wenaust hove ltp pay
up the Chicago sufferers and ofher
matters now due. Don't neglect this
our first cail-it ID to you come and
help us. WISE d BRYANT.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10


APAYING BEE HIvE.-The Water
loo Courier says, III. J. McCord
found a novelty i'm the line of a bee
tree, in the timber. upon his farm in
Stirring Greek township. Theitiee is
burr oak, and ID had a hollow bulge or
'kurl' several feet from the ground,
which was eleven feet in circumfer.
ence, in which the bees had colonized.
He managed to cut Off the top, and
then fastened a tackle and ropes to
the bulge, sawed 1t off and let 1t
down easily to the ground. He then
conveyed 1t home. and the bees are
working away finely. This queer
hive is estimated to weigh, with its
contents, ~at..least $500 pounds, and
to contain barrels of honey
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

SOLAR PICrUREs.-Harlacher q
Melendy. always up to the times.
have added this branch OF work to
their already prosperous business
They intend making large work a
speciality this winter. EBlarging
old pictures, and coloring In either
water Or oil cojofs. also India Ink
All work warranted to please or no
charge.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

THE NOBLE RED MEN.-A nuru-
Der of the early residents of America
were in town this week. the squaws
carrying the plumber on their backs
while the old hearty bucks trudged
on ahead hearty and happy. Won
der If the custom among the white
people of allowing women to bear the
burdens of life was handed down by
these mobile red men of the forest ?'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

RETURNED.-Arthur II. Morrill,
who was formerly clerk with b
Thorpe. Jr., at Eariville, has return
ed from Pennsylvania, having made
an arrangement. with Mr.. Thorpe Il
assist him In his store at Cedar Falls
Arthur has many friends in Earl
Vile, and we doubt not but that III
will be very acceptable In his new
location. - Delaware Co. Recorder.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

\ WHoPPER.-Paul E%nglehardt,
one Of the reliable and good natured
farmers on the Black Hawk, has
handed us peach blow potato
weighing two pounds, This we be
lieve is q head of any one potatoe of
the Irish variety.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

Important. ITO those wanting fine
Cashmere shirts, Overcoats &C., call
on Miller. Wilson 4 Co. Go and see
what a fine stock Of French Cassi.
meres and Doe Skins, Pants Pat
terms and Coatings, Chinchilla and
Castor Beavers, English Meltons and
Ke<seys for O~vereoats. Just receis-
ed. Prices low.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10
I0ry Goods Market.
Lsmber Market.
Notices.
ne Guided By vshaf yoa Know.


There 10 an old preyeth which says. Experience
IL the saiest guide" To this guide the sick ana
ailing naturally turn when casting about for the
means of relief. They enquire what a medicine
has dono Tor Others. before they adopt II them.
selves. Oh ail the remedies and praventatives In
use, Hostetter's Stomach Bitlers meets the test
moft trinmphantfy, and hence he immense popu.
iarfty and vast Gales. I've sufferer IRON indigcs.
tion IL sure to ausi some oue among his friends
who has been cured Of this sllment BY the famous
vegetable stomaehic. The vieim OF fever and
aeue, liver complaint, constipation. nervous proc
tration. OF general debility, has oniy 10 make In
quiryin the neighhorhood WHARF he resides IN
order IN discover what this standard restorative
has effected In cases similar 10 bis own. In tbs
published testimony Co IT. merits he win ind a
volume Of proof Of iss sanitary properties. which
II Il impossible Cor his common setse so rosist-
He tries 1t. .aRdssAe effect W produces on bis sys.
tenn adds another to the hnst of Witnesses In its
favor. Thus, its reputation, roandoa on facts. not
assertions, continually grows and spreads, Char
iltans and fmpcstcrs. some Of them Nero local
tricksterp, and others WAC take a somewhat wider
range, attempt to thrust intn the hands and down
the throats OF inyalids, their haphazard cencoc
lions, al substitutes for the tonic which fnr &c
many ycars has been i medicinal staple through,
out the United States, Spanish America. ca adj
limited extent. III this reasoning age, the people
having ascerialnei what b. rearly deserving ol
their confidence, decline, running after strange
gods #atfN E4#fE tsA ct
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

CORRECTION CoRRECTED.-OWing
to looking at the wrongs month of
our calendar we have made mistakes
both tim % i'm announcing the public
sale of j. L. Cole. 1t will take place
en- Thursday, November 10th.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

GONE UPTHE SPoUT.--The State
Register says the Muscatine Tribune,
started some time ago to run out the
Journal. failed up the other day
The Register adds that newspapers
can't live without something to live
on any better than anything else.n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

GUIDE BoARD.-A guide board
should be put on Main ST., corner
9Th or 9th, to direct people on the
Waterloo road. 1t Is q great incon~
venience besides q loss of time to the
pubIic'to be compelled to turn back
after going out on Main st., q mile
or two.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

CONVENTION AT TOLEDo.~-A mu-
steal convention at Toledo common
ces next Monday, under the direction
of Prof. I. FL. Bum. Mr.. b. Is reap.
ing the reward of his hard labors of
the past two years by having calls
for all ne can do in the musical line.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

COUNCIL BLUFFS has a live manu-
facturing association of which Gen.
q. M. Dodge Ia President. At o
meeting on Saturday evening Mr..
Chas. Hendrick explained his propo-
sal for "a PAPER mill. Subscription
books were opened on the spot and
two thirds of the required amount
taken.- Exchange.
Just such a scene as we want to
see enacted In cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

FIRE AT WATERLoo.-The Re.
porter states that VIM. Frey's resi-
dence was burned on Tuesday morn
ing. Loss $500 which vas covered
by insurance i'm the Continental.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

CALLs.--Revs. J. w. Clinton
agent of Cornell College, J. n. Plat
pastor at Earlville. and s. 4. Lee,
dropped in rpon us this week, long
enough to shake q ''howdy."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

Oct the Mitten- Some Prefer Chores.
"A good stock of Ladies', Gents and
Children's Gloves and Mittens, ut
Miller, Wilson & Co.'S Dry Goods
Emporium.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

MEETING OF BoARD.-A full board
of the Iowa Orphans Home officials
was In session in Davenport this
week. Hon. T. b. Carpenter and
Mr.. Tucker were I'm attendance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

Our PREMIUMs.-we have been
unable to get the committee togeth-
er this week to decide upou our pre-
miums. We hope to give the report
next week, ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

Keep Warm. = Miller, Wilson &
Co. have q large stock of Cassimers.
Jeans. Blankets, Flannels, Yarns, of
Eastern and Western manufacture,
bought before the late advance In
wool. Will be sold at bottom prices.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10
Gard.

To our Patrons We will say, That
we must hare some pny without fur
ther delay, TO enable us to stay ON
this Ball Of Clay. until the first day
OF the ensuing May-for this we will
eve pray
Yours Truly 10 Obey
"DocKn ROBINSON.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

THANKs.-Our office force with.
out preamble or debate, unanimous.
~ got upon their heels yesterday
and rendered thanks to Frank Chase
for q treat of apples, chestnuts and
cider. Frank always keeps his es-
Enlistment stored with tho luxu-
ries of the season: In the line OF
fruit he does a large business. Chase's
Bazaar has ~deservedly become a ia.
vorite resort for the public.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

PosTPoNED.--In consequence of
the non-completion of the new Null
larky Hall, the grand opening. by a
Catholic Festival, IL postponed until
the 18th inst.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

New PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Price Bros. from Meadville. Penn,
will open q new Fine Art Gallery in
Cedar Falls. ove the store of b.
Thorpe, Jr., next Monday.