Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-06-16

Nah SohsioA Jooohhb bhoaS "hVh
capital, business experience, ETC., are
engaged. Thoroughly understand
ing their trade, and buying nothing
but the best stock, aud selling at
reasonable prices, their trade il grow
ing at an encouraging rate. Let all
dealing i'm their line try them before
sending orders away from Iowa.
Il. b. DAVIDSON
has an interesting establishment, es-
pecially to the hungry and heated
pedestrians who daily make this es-
Enlistment place of rendezvous. -
Mr.. Davidson is possessed of a hap.
py temper and accommodating dis
position which makes him univers
versally popular and brings him
abundant patronage. For warm
meals, delicious ice cream, lively
soda water, confectionaries and fruits
Ego to Davidson's."
THE INMAN HOUSE, .
under the proprietorship of Mr.. J..
w. Inman, has been recently remod.
eled and refurnished throughout, and
is In a neat and clean condition,
which is seldom seen by travelling
men. "Mine host" knows how to
keep hotel and is becoming popular
among the people who love good
fare. The house is i'm the center OF
the business of the city.
RICE a aooDFELLow
are dealing in the great staple of life,
in the shape of fancy and staple gro
ceries. Their stock is a complete one
and includes everything ever desired
In their line. They also keep creek
cry, glass. ware, wood and willow
ware and provisions. They are
gentlemen of probity and have be.
come popular dealers by means of
their good bargains and always CIV
ing each customer the worth Of his
money.
THE CEDAR FALLS WOODEN MILLS
is the pride of our citizens, and mer-
it's more extended notice than we
gave it in considering the manufac-
turing interest of our city. IT has a
capacity for manufacturing in year
80, 900 yards OF cloth, 10000 yards Of
flannel, 5000 yards of sheetings and
blankets, and about 10000 pounds of
yarn. The company employ 40
hands. the mill running two sets of
jacks, or $50 splndles, seven oarding
machines, and seven looms. All the
machinery about the mill Is new and
of the latest improved patterns, and
i'm the most complete running order.
The work done needs no comments
from our pen. Their goods have won
No. reputation, all over this part
of the State, always bringing a bett-
er price and commanding o quicker
sale than their competitors. They
pay cash or give trade for wool, and
do carding, spinning and weaving for
those furnishing their own wool.
The good reputation of this mill Is
greatly due to Its superintendent. FL.
l.. Hale, who undoubtedly, more
thoroughly understands operating
machinery and the manufacture of
wooden goods, than anyother man in
Tnu-o ua 10 n..t N ahaa.n man kxY
any means. The company have tried
cheap men, and have found that by
paying Mr.. Hale good price, that
his labor ia ultimately cheaper than
no price at all for most men. Mr..
Hale IL thorough gentleman, and Is
the right man in the right place.
A part of this mill is for sale on
very easy terms.
DIR. WIN. ROBINSON
is Surgeon of great skill. and now
practices his profession i'm Cedar
Falls with his office at Mr.. Gregg's
drug store. The Doctor Is a graduate
of the Berkshire Medical College of
Massachusetts, of the Glass of 1874.
He was Surgeon of the 4th Regiment
of Iowa Cavelry. IN the late war
From our short acquaintance, we
have found the Doctor to be q
thorough gentleman every one prais-
ing his professional skill.
CA, CIRCUIT.
opposite the Post-office, lays claim to
having first-elass furniture store,
and deservedly too, as he ia not be-
hind any establishment In Black
Hawk county in keeping up With
the times In styles and assortment
Everything i'm the furniture line Is
found i'm his establishment, including
plain and elegan. sets for parlor,
dining.room or chamber. He also
keeps a large and attractive display
of chromas and fine pictures, and
mirrors; also, frames and mouldings.
He pays especial attention TO UNDER
taking, and keeps good stock of
everything needed in that line. He
also does repairing of furniture and
general cabinet business, His prices
are down to the bottom notch. No
man doing business i'm Cedar Falls
better deserves patronage. Manufac-
turing most of his work in his own
shop, and using none but the best
material, he has won an enviable
reputation for good work and reason-
able prices.
q. M'sALLY
Is another gentleman who is familiar
to all the citizens of Cedar Falls and
should be mentioned with the bust
ness interests Of the place. He deals
in groceries, and keeps everything
usually found in q first~class estab.
lishment. His long career has well
fitted him for this business. and we
do not wonder ut his success. Sue
cess to him, say We,
Dr., u. HAzLerF
who has been catering to the wants
of this community for the past eight
years, CLAIMS our attention next for
few moments. Step into his store
any day II you wish to see busy
place. His stock includes dry goods
principally, but takes into its scope
groceries, hats, caps, boots. shoes, etc.
making 1t just such stock as will be
sought.by all classes. His goods be-
ing fresh from the markets and of all
the most desirable styles, he can offer
greater inducements than many 9TH