Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-30
GAZETTE OFFICE.

w. Il K. a. Snyder, present proprie'
tors.
JEWELLERS.
J. II. Stanley, Chas. Loose. NJ
Chapman retired from business dur
ing the year.
MILLINERs AND DRESS-MAKERs.
Miss Anna McNally, Mrs. o. l.
Pooler, Mrs. S. Merlin, Mrs f. A
Mountford, Mrs. Falvey, Misses
Fisher.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES
G. III. IIarlacher, Mrs. A. Gibson
BAKERS.
VIM. Wilson successor to G.. b
Stilson, and w. b. Sherwood success
sor to David Smith.
RESTAURANTS.
L. b. Davidson, successor to A. NJ
Reed. NJ. Stokes removed to Yank.
ton, Dakota.
LUMBER.
Carpenter Bros, Ford & Zeising
A. Merrill & Co., successors to Gar
rison & Co. Lamb, Byng & Co. es,
tablished this month.
BLACKSMITH SHOPS.
]. Gibson, J. b. Cluff, J. H. Huck.
ms, S. w. Harris, Jno. Fosdick, C.,
Crawford, Robt. Butterworth, Hopr
& Heppner.
LIyERIEs.
w. w. Wallace, Wallace & Peak
Martin Reed & Son sold out to .ht
latter firm during the year, and re-
moved to Waterloo.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES;.
Hunt & Rowland, Il. l.. French
Gilkey & Ford successors to Melendy
Gilkey & Co.,
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKERS.
S. w. Harris, Van Sickle, Mills &
Co, Fred Bossett, II. Lidengton sue
cessor to A. E. Tulloch. S. w. Har
ris & Bro. succeeded by S. w. Har
ris.
COoPERs.
Anterior, Walker & Co., w. +
Barker.
FIGURING MILES.
e. Brown, Van Saun, Wilson
Co. successors to Overman & Wilson
Overman Mill operated by Fox
Wright & Co.
POTTERIEs.
Sherwood & Mountford, successor
to Dewey, Sherwood & Co. Martin
White removed to TT. Dodge.
HARNESS SHOPS.
w. Il. Medary & Co., o. C.. Peoler
Hurst & Shepard successors to VIM
Shepard.
COAL DEALERS.
Carpenter Bros, S. A. Josselyn.
SAW MILLS
Ford & Zeising, Lee & Grams.
BREWERS.
II. Pfeiffer & Bro, II. S. Shelly.
PAINTERS.
f. Baker, Fl. G.. Davis, ChLs. Nolte
J. b. Rich. Geo. Engledow.
MEAT MARKET
b. G.. Jennings, TORY & Kingsly
c. Ritter successor to Wallace 4
Ritter.
MUSIC DEALERS.
Cecil Keller, Mrs. w. w. Wallace
INSURANCE AGENT.
Chas. Nicely, j. A. Bowman, c. G
Knapp.
LAWYERS.
Powers & Hemenway, s. II. Pack
ard, J. J. Tolerton, A. f. Brown.
PHYSICIANS
l.. w. Warren, S. n. Pierce, VIM
Robinson, J. Kerr, f. A. Bryant, 5
Van Der Vaart, HI NJ. Adams, Young
& Bride.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
Bowman & Smith, f. A. Snyder
j. r. Cameron.
DENTISTS.
w. III. Gross, II. NJ. Adams.
HOTELS.
Carter House, Burr & Davis; Ebert
House, Geo. Ebert; German House,
Paul .Gering; Farmers Home, ".
Schaus.
BOARDING HOUSES.
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Hopson.
BARRIERS.
NJ. Lippold, VIM. Mentzer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
G. l.. Mills, dealer in crockery.
News Depot, Crosby g. Gregg, pro-
prietors.
F. A. TOndro, soap factory.
Saml Shields, broom factory
w. II. Stickney, flaming mills.
Van Saun & Benjamin, stove foun-
dry.
Elias Overman, foundry and ma
chine shop.
Fabrick Bros, pump mandatory.
Cedar Falls Wooden Mills. Wilson,
Brown & Go.
Woodwork & Co., proprietors of
starch factory.
+. NJ. Stead, sash, door and blind
factory.
w. It. Medary & Co., wholesale
leather dealers.
b. Lewis, marble yard.
ID. Wild, brick manufacturer.
Townsend & Benjamin, Guyer &
CLOSER, proprietors of stone quarries.
Chas. Hesse, Gloover & Guyer,
proprietors of lime kilns.
Manufactures.
Owing to the stringency of the
times, our manufacturing interests,
in some departments, have not been
up to former years, yet the aggregate
of all are as large as that of last year.
The Cedar Falls Wooden Mills Co.,
have been running but nine months
in the year, and are now lying idle
until spring. Their manufactures Of
cloth were $4,000 yards. 10000 yards
flannel, 5000 yards sheeting and
blankets, and 5000 pounds of yarn
total $4,000. They employed 80
hands, running $50 spindles, card.
ing machines, and looms. Their
goods are sold all over Northern
Iowa They Used lnrinn fhn veal