Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

occiput, and answered." When your hail
grows out ~ Young men we advise you a.
friend, to discard the fighting cut" W.
can conceive how. for married man, it may
be advisable and advantageous; but we ar.
entirely at a loss to account for any incentive
to one reveling in the bright and joyous
realms of Bachelordom to adopt the 9 fight
ing cut" style Your warfare does not re-
quire it, young men and when you adop;
it, it becomes weapon of your own posses
sion, chaing and bleeding your own hearts
-s----s'- -'.. -.-.
Building in Cedar EaUs-Since our last
list of buildings erected in this place, the fol
lowing have been put up, or are now pro
cess of construction. The list numbers thir
ty-four, and considering the season Of the
rear. we think it speaks remarkably well 70,
the town. The prospect is that our next list
will treble the present. The building sea
son has just commenced and if the signs OF
the times do not fail, will be improved be.
yond precedent. Considering the times and
the state Of the country, VIC, as town, have
every reason to be satisfied with our pro-
gression. Few towns in the State, if any,
present more lively or business-like appear
ance than Cedar Falls, and our future is as
bright as that ofany inland town in the State.
But the following list will speak more con.
vincingly than mere declaration from US:
E. d. Adams, on Waterloo road, in Adams
addition. s... .t q
John Schcnck, on Waterloo road, in Ad-
ans addition; story and half 2lx22 frame
j. West, on Waterloo road, in Adams ad-
dition; two stories, 24x33 Stone.
Levi Rucker, on Waterloo road, in Rail
road addition one story frame. a. s-.(
r. P. Speers, in Taylor's addition fine
stone barn, 26x3o, which he will occupy as
a dwelling for the present. ..-.. ....-
Is. +. Webster, in Cameron's addition, cor
ner Franklin and Sixteenth streets; two sto
lies high, 22x33, with lean-to 12x20; frame.
j. Q. A. Crosby, corner of Clay and 18th
streets. sss'
DR.. Goodhuc, corner of Main and Fifth
streets; story and half, 15x24, with lean
to l2x15; frame.
Doolittle, Clay street, between 4th and 9Th
streets; story and half, 1924;
Moses Sawyer, Clay and 9th streets; ad-
dtion, story and half, 1Gx2O; frame.
d. I. Choat, Mill street, between 9Th and
9th; one story addition, 12x2O; frame.
Stephen Dorlcy, corner fremont and Sd
streets; two stories, 1920; frame.
corner fremont and LIST sts.;
story and half, l2x1G frame
Finncy, LIST street, between Washington
and Franklin story and a half !; frame.
Strong, s1st street, between Washington
and Franklin; story and half; frame.
s. Jaqueth, hotel, LIST street, corner of
franklin; two stories, 22x4O, lean to 16x20 !;
frame. T .r
Siller, Carpenter shop and dwelling, corn
or Mill and Sd streets; two stories high, 90
x3O; frame. 'l.a
o. johnson, in Overman and Graves ad-
dition; one story high, l6x25 frame.
Sam. Lovejoy, Main street, between First
and I'd; addition one-story, 12x4O; frame.
--, in Tondro's addition; one
story high, l6x20; frame.
Two small frame houses on Depot grounds;
l2xl5; frame.
2 + ~
g. N. Miner, store, Main ST., between I'd
and 3D.; two stories high, 22x6O; brick.
WIN. P. Case, store, Main ST., between Cd
and 3D.; two stories high, 22x6O; brick.
Bradley Carpenter, addition, between 4th
and 9th street; one story /; frame.
Corner Mill and 10th streets; one story,
12x15; frame. 0
Siller, warehouse, Depot grounds; 22x4o;
frame.
Garrison, warehouse, Depot grounds, 80
x50; frame.
A. Norris, dwelling, corner Twelfth and
Franklin streets story and half.
Mrs. Jones, corner Clay and 18th streets I
addition, l2xl6; frame.
Dan. Wild, barn, LIST street, 20x30; frame.
. !" two small dwelling houses, 12x
10 frame. tG asgfg7
WIN. Stidler, corner Walnut aud 9th SITS;
one story, l5x20; frame.
Pulver, dwelling, Main ST., between 7th
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