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

III. NJ. Adams, s. III.
Wyatt, w. Young.
DENTISTS,
w. II. Gross, Ii. NJ. Adams.
COAL DEALERS.
G. II. Ham, Agent, Carpenter
Bros,
Ford & Zeizing. Lee & Evans.
BREwERIEs
r. s. Shelly. Pfeiffsr & Bro.
PAINTERS.
E. Baker, Davies. Chas. Nolte, J.
B. Rich.
MEAT MARKETS.
B. G. Jennings. Wallace & Ritter,
TORY & Kinsley, Fellwock & Rice.
BARRIERS.
Morris Lippold, Sam Blondin.
Carpenters 80, Saloon keepers 0,
2, Architects Q, Brick |
layers, Masons &C., 81.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Bowman & Smith, e. \. Snyder,
J. r. Cameron.
MISCELLANEOUS.
G.. L. Mills, dealer in Crockery OF
all kinds, exclusively. Crockery is
also kept by z. McNally, Taggart
Bros, and w. ]. Mentally. -#
Music Store established during the
year by Keller & Son.
News Depot, I. n. Hazlett purch-
ased of Geo. Eberhart during the
year.
Townsend & Knapp, Bankers.
+. A. Tondro, Soap mandatory.
Van Saun & Benjamin, Stove man-
ufactory.
Overman Bros, Foundry.
Cedar Falls Wooden Mills Com
pany. Wilson Brown & 60.
Fabrick Bros, proprietors of Pump
manufactory (since LIST. succeeded by
L. N. Fabrick.)
Woodruff & Co., proprietors Starch
Factory.
e. M. Stead, Sash, Door and Blind
Factory.
Miller & Morrison Tanncry.
w. r. Medsry & Co., Leather deal
ers, Wholesale.
BUILDINGS ERECTED IN 1859.
The Soldiers Orphans Home, Gne
mile south west of town, on COM
handing eminence, 90x8O, three
stories, with hasepent.
Laundry and Bakery for Orphans
Home, 24x65, one and half story.
The Sc, 200 appropriation has been
expended and an additional expense
incurred, leaving a slight arrears on
the Laundry and Bak cry.
4. w. Babcock, addition, 16x30
and repairs, 81 $50.
A. S2aulding, dwelling, lsx30, two
wings 14x2O, two stories, $1,000.
c. c. Finney, dwelling, 16x24, one
story, 1915.
Rev. S. A. Lee, dwelling. 16x24,
one and one half story $3.50.
T. +. Beswick, warehouse addition,
81, 500.
Fabrick Bros, Pump Factory, Cox
100, 81 200.
Benjamin & Van Saun, addition TO
stove factory. 22x40, one story, $3.50.
ID. c. Overman, brick dwelling,
26x4O. two stories, wing 2Ox2s, So, 900.
Work OH Edwin Browns residence
$500.
J. d. Shepard, dwelling house, lex
%, one story, $475.
E. M. Stead, barn, 16x1s, S125.
c. w. Snyder, dwelling, l6x26,
wing 14x16, one and one half story,
$4,000.
John Fosdic, addition, 16x20, 1876.
]. Hilton, dwelling, 16x2O, one
story S425.
o. b. kice, brick store, 22x70, two
stories, $4,000.
Townsend & Knapp, repairs on
gothic house, $3.50.
DIR. o. A. Goodhue, barn, 16x24,
1915.
Paul Gering, barn, 20x3O, $500.
II. BeasoL addition, lGx20, Sl75.
Mrs. Lehman, store, 22x6O, two
stories, 81 800.
l.. ii. Barns, addition, 1Sx22, one
story, $500.
j. b. Cluff, dwelling, 22x3o, one
and one half story, 1915.
A. Zeising, addition, l6x20, $3.50.
+. JessmOre, dwelling, l6x22, 5000. |
]. Godfrey. barn, lSx22, $500.
c. Billings, dwelling, l6x2S, one
wing l2x24, two wings l2x16 one and
one half story, gothic, $4,000.
S. Wilson, addition, 12xl6, $500.
w. Bass, barn, l6x22, S275.
r. s. Shelly, brewery, 24x6o, one
and half story, S3,0c0.
Nm. Albright, dwelling, 18x24,
one and one half story, $625.
L. N. Fabrick, addition, 16x2o,
400.
VIM. Barker, cooper shop, 22x24,
$3.50.
II. G. Davies, paint shop, l6x2O,
300.
Geo. Walter, barn, 16x20, $3.50.
+. A. Hotchkiss, addition and re-
pairs, 1926.
A. Johnson, dwelling, 14x20, $425.
]. Cole, barn, l6x24. s.. ...
r. Smith, dwelling, 1926, one and
one half story, $625.
]. Yarker. barn, l4x16. S225.
Il. Spencer, dwelling, l6x22, one
and one half story, $3.50.
J. Ii. Young, dwelling, 14x24, one
story, $40. ..
ID. L. Choat, addition, 14x20, one
and one half story gothic. SIS. 4. !. |
W. J. McNally, addition, 16x24,
s4oo. .... |
Mrs. Z. Mullarky, store, 22x60,
g., 800. .r".s.
r.. Wild, addition to store, S46O.