Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-25

All qua FELLOWS lodge was estaD-
ished during the year.
SHIPMENTS AND RECEIPTS.
FREIGHT FORWARDED.
Wheat, 222,95 bushels, 1887 900
Flour "a, 500 barrels, pounds;
4,060, 900 pounds; Live
stock, $50, 900 pounds +; Dressed Pork
20, 900 pounds.
FREIGHT RECEIVED.
Lumber, 100000 feet; Coal,
ZOO tons; Slaves and Heading,
'60, 600 pounds. Merchandise 6,OoO,.
100 pounds. =
TOTAL BUSINESS OF STATION. s..
Local tickets sold, 1928
Freight forwarded, SO. 495
" received, Ga, 204
Total, 6,942
GRAIN TRADE,
The grain handled by the Eleva-
tor and Warehouse men during the
year aggregated $50, 900 bushels: Van
Saun & Co.. 100000 bushels: II. F.
Beswick, $1,000; Overman & Collins,
1900; Booth, 10000; Byron Culver,
b, 900; B@hmler d Co., IS, 200; ia
quith, $4,000; other parties aside
from the mills, SIS, 900 bushels.
LUMBER SALES.
The total lumber sales for the year
were over 5000, 900 feet, as follows:
Carpenter Bros, 100000
Ford & Zoising, 75O, 0OC
e. w. Babcock, 1000, 0OC
Garrison & Co., $4,000
Mr.. Babcock sold out In October to
Messrs. Garrison & Co.
The sales by our agricultural men
were large. Mr.. French sold out In
December. to Melendy. Gilkey & Co
His sales were $l5O.0O0. Hunt &
Howland's were $4,000.
notwithstanding the unfavorable
season and crops, the sales of oul
business men have equaled those Of
1868. They have adopted the sys.
tenn of small profits to correspond
with the dizziness and stringency oi
the times.
BUSINESS HOUSES.
We give correct list of the bust.
ness houses and changes during the
year.
DRY GOODS.
T. Hszlett, Miller, Wilson & Co
Wilson Bros.
GROCERIES.
G. B. Stilson, w. J. McNally
Faweett Bros, F. A. Hotchkiss, A
l.. Nichols, Chase & Burr, s. B. Wal
ling. Rice & Goodfellow, Taggar
Bros, lack McNally.
Chase & Burr succeeded the firm
of f. N. Chase, and Rice & Goodfel
low that of o. Il. Rice.
HARDWARE,
Thompson & Co., Warren Pierce,
l.. b. Crosby & Co.,
BOOTS SHOES.
Whitney &c Rogers. G.. III. Behm-
Ter Il Sons, Jas. English, Fred Bra
ner, A. Trowbridge, John Goldman.
DRUGS.
Dale & Kellogg, Wise & Bryant,
Crosby & Gregg, L. III. SEVERN,
since Jan. lst. purchased by P. C..
Cole.)
Crosby & Gregg succeeded Cole &
TAFT.
FURNITURE
Csbinet Makers Union, wholesale
md retail. G. l.. Stearns AgeLt, T..
A, Circuit.
DEALERS IN CLOTHING AND TAILoRs.
B. kin.tler, G. Sax, S. Berry J. b.
Iohn, T. Lrndgraff, J. Myth.
GAZETTE OFFICE.
c. w. & Z. A. Snyder, succeeded
y l.. ID. Tracy Il q. w. Snyder
resent editors and proprietors.
JEWELERS..
Chas. Loose, J. III. Stanley, M.
'hapman, (the latter opened during
he year,
MILLINERs AND DREssMAKERs.
Mrs. o. L. Pon!er, Mrs. S. Merlin,
iiss Anna McNally, Mrs. Lee.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES.
q. IL. Harlacher, Mrs. A. Gibson.
BAKERS.
David Smith, c. b. Stilson, (since
ucceeded by VIM. Wilson.)
RESTAURANTS.
III. Stokes, A. Nj. Reed.
HOTELS. O..
Garter House, Burr & Davis, pro-
rietors, German House, Paul Ger
ne, Farmers Home, n. Chaus, In
IAN House, J. w. Inman, and Illi-
oils House.
HARNESS SHOPS.
w. T. Medary d Co., o. P. Pooler,
v. Shepard.
FANNING MILLS.
w. II. Bloss, w. II. Stickney.
Carpenter Bros, Ford & Zeising,
J. w. Babcock, succeeded by o. Gar
ison d Co.
BLACKSMITH SHOPS.
J. NJ. Huckins, J. Gibson, J.B.
huff, lngersoll & Hopp, Jno. FoId-
ok, Chas. Crawford.
LIvERIes.
w. w. Wallace, +. Wallace, Mar
in Reed & Son.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES;. d..
Hunt d. Rowland, Il. l.. French,
ucceeded by Melendy, Gilkey & Co.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKERS.
3. w. Harris d Bro, A. +. Tul-
och, Van Sickel, Mills g. Co.
CooPERs.
u. Brown, j, Davis, VIM. Barker.
}. j. Perkins, Marble Works.
FIGURING MILLS.
Overman Mcclure & Co., K. Bro TN,
Overman IL Wilson (since Jan. LIST.
succeeded by Van Sauu Wilson 81