The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-06
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] A Braudeberry... 4 1iJdS DOrnan, 81 30
ID HarpsteT. T......... 00I Jas DOrnan, Jr..-- W
II DeWyant.-....-. 2 OOl Hiram Chaffee--- ? %
II HOssier-...--...--. uJIJ x Bunn-..----.-- "
II Scannell...-...-.- O0lLOvias smith 2 %
Jacob Decker. 2 O0IJ n Shaull. 2 %
] b Stearns. s....-. O0lC BartlesOn ......-.. %
II Swing 00 A Phillips. %
J. n Lease .---. ? 00I
d Craighead.-.-...-. 2 OoiTotal for May--.sI5i 80
New BulIdlngs.-Below is list, in
brief, OF new buildings erected this
season and now in course Of con-
structiOn:
PORTLAND STREET.
DR.. Reeme, two-story frame dwell
ling, nearly finished.
REPUBLIC STREET.
DR.. J. P. Kihnaman, square, two
story brick, modern style--ready for
the roof.
C. HOrnung, square, ,two-stOry brick
residence, modern style. Will COM
mence soon.
NEW sTREET-MRs. WALKERS ADD.
Fred. Adams, L story frame-Oecu-
pied.
HEIL1IAN STREET.
Adam Reed, J story frame dwelling
with stone basement-fnished and
occupied.
MAIN STREET, HEILMAN's ADDITION.
John Lebar, square twO-stOry brick
dwelling, foundation laid.
PERRY STREET.
1st Ward-Jacob George, II story
frame dwelling, finished.
I'd Wards. H. Kisinger, square
two-story frame dwelling, modern
style.
Lewis Bernard, two-story brick,
nearly finished.
Chas. BOos, twO-stOry frame, attach
ed 10 his former residence.
MARKET STREET.
ID Ward-Chss. Wenner, two-story
brick dwelling, nearly finished.
Philip Wick, twO-story brick dwell
ing.
SANDCSKY STREET.
B. Welter, southeast corner San
dusky and Miami, square, two-story
brick, hip roof, for dwelling and cigar
neutrality-suspicious. laid.
A. McNeal and Mrs. A. Rawson-
on site of building burned April 13,
two-story brick, 42x6f, for store and
dwelling. Will be pushed forward
rapidly.
A V. &B. F. Ogle, directly opposite
the above, on site Of former building,
two-story brick for store and dwelling
walls nearly up.
D. c. Baughman, foundation laid
for brick dwelling, two stories.
Andrew Meehan, cleaning up space
for ] story frame dwelling.
J. P. Miller, square two-stOry brick
house, hip roof.
FRANKLIN STREET.
John Knott, ] story, frame, onsite
of former residence.
ADAMS STREET.
Morris Hartnett has finished and is
occupying his new two-story brick
dwelling, built on the old site.
Dominick Arndt has one two-story
square brick dwelling in an advanced
state and will soon commence another
adjoining-both with hip roof and
far superior to those burned.
Dominlck BartelI has his corner
grocery and dwelling nearly eOmplet-
ed-a fine twO-story brick with hip
roof.
Adjoining the above, on the rail-
road, DR.. Geo. Benner has erected a
two-story brick, which is about COM
pleted.
CIRCULAR STREET.
Michael Snyder has nearly finished
a one and a-half story frame dwelling.
D. Bibb is putting the roof on fine
modern two-stOry brick dwelling.
Mack D. Harmas is living in his
commodious twO-story frame.
F. Liebrook added a story and a
wing to his house.
MELIORE STREET.
Augustus Mutschler added a story,
and otherwise improved his frame
house.
COE STREET.
B. Schinness has about finished a
neat Gothic frame dwelling, two-sto-
ries.
Geo. Breidinger has nearly finished
his large square frame house, hip
roof, two stories.
John Ernest's twO-stOry frame
house is about ready for occupancy.
WATER STREET.
Louis Bang has commenced rebuild
ing his frame house.
-Chas. Fishbaugh is occupying his
large frame Pump Mandatory.
WASHINGTON STREET-NORTH END.
F. Singer is rebuilding his large res
idence destroyed by fire.
A. r. Brandeberry has about fin
ished rebuilding, and in place of the
old style house recently burned is now
a very neat square two-story brick
dwelling, modern style, with hip roof,
S. Kaup has broken ground for 8
two-stOry dwelling house.
MULBERRY STREET.
w. A. Six has laid foundation and
is moving the frame of his former
Hominy Mill in its place, and will
soon have a nice two-story frame
dwelling.
Paul Martin has finish ed and is Oe
cupying a good two-storY brick.
MINERVA STREET.
Lewis Schubert is laying the found
alton, corner of Noble street, for {
modern twO-story brick house.
Mrs. Ingham, foundation now be-
ing laid for a twO-stOry frame house.
DAVIS STREET.
Harmon Whiteman has nearly fin
ished a large twO-stOry frame dwell
ing.
MONROE STREET.
]. F. MaTquardt has remOdeled the
Methodist Church and now has q good
double house which presents a fine
appearance, and is finished in the bes
style.
| MISCELLANEOUS
LeBarOn & Gilmore have nearly
finished their Stave Factory on tn
Railroad in the west part of the city
Two brick school houses-one OF
Minerva street, the other at junction
of Perry and Market streets, faeinI
Heidelberg College.
There are many other houses il
contemplation, but as they are no
yet under contract we omit them from
our list. There have also been erected
a large number Of barns, and extensiv
repairs and improvements in difteren
parts of the city which we have no
space to mention. Nearly all tn
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