Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-18
Tie NEW FIRNITURE FACTORY.


81. C. P'sscb, brick building, corner
Of Ash and Cherry streets; cost s, $3.50.
Z. Z. GIers, brick building, South Sum-
mer street; cost $500.
Mrs. John NJ. Bill, brick building, west
side Of Market street near Broad, cost
$4,000.
5. w. Childress, brick building, North
Spruce street; COS. $1,000.
j. NJ Hamilton, brick building, North
High street; cost $1,000.
DIR. r. Russell, brick building, Mort Sum-
mer street, near Union; cost s. 600.
Lawrence Mccormack, frame building,
South Market street; cost $3.50.
+. w. Mimmerfall, frame building, Y.
College street; cost $50.
J. j. Montgomery, brick building North
High street. cost 5000.
Thomas Conner, extension Of three
brick buildings on Church street; cost
81 200.
W. A. Stewart & Co., fame building,
corner Of Market and Ash streets; cost
5000.
F. j. Lea, frame building, Humphreys
street; cost 500.
I. a. Atchisou, chairman, etc, to erect
two wings TO the Medical College for hos
pitsl purposes; cost $4,000.
John Brown, brick building, s)uth side
Of Union street; cost 5000.
Henry III. SpOfOrd, brick tobacco ware
! house, on Broad street, between High and
Summer; cost $1,000. (This building has
been already described in the UNION AND
| AMERICAN.)
Chas. Mitchell, Jr., brick addition, cor
ner Of Union street and Printers alley;
| cost 1000.
Tavel, Eastman & Howell, brick addi-
tiOn 10 their business house on Union
street; cost s.. 900.
Mrs. Mary Rector, frame building, EW-
| ing avenue; cost $50.
Trustees Of German II. E. Church,
frame building, Cherry street, between
Jefferson and Madison; cost $3.50.
Henry ROhlert, frame building, North
| College street; cost $500.
Martin Lotus, frame building, Fillmore
street; cost 500.
o. F. Noel, grain elevator 33B feet by 126
feet long, northeast corner Of Ewing avenue
and Chattanooga railroad; cost $4,000.
| ALREADY described
J. X. Par, brick building, University
| street, between Carroll and South jefferson;
cost 81 100.
E. c. Jones, frame building, South Car
| roll street; cost 500.
r. A. Young, frame building, South Col
lege street, near Elm street; cost $500.
J. Il. Turner, frame building, corner Of
Wharf avenue and lafayette street; cost
1880.
John Lewis, two brick buildings, north
east corner Of Cherry street and Cumber-
land alley; cost, $1,000.
Gus Eckhsrjt, frame bailding, North
Spruce street; cost, 500.
Nashville Warehouse Company, brick
addition 20 the Decatur depot for a ware
house; cost, $4,000. This was also writ
ten up in fIll.)
G. q. Black, frame building, Demon
breun street, between Summer and Cherry;
cost, $500.
Thomas Maizena,, frame building, High
street, between Monroe and Jefferson; cost,
500.
Vim. Bailey, frame building, South Cher
~ street; cost. 500.
d. j.. Tanksley, frame building, Humph-
rey's street. cost, $3.50.
Jacob Foster, frame building, College
street, between Madison and Monroe; cost,
$500.
Stainbaciz & Davis, repairs on their store
building, corner OF Cedar street and tbs
Square; cost $50.
James G5nuett, % extend brick building
on ives. side Of Market street; cost 500.
Mrs. Mamie ). Price, frame building,
east side Of South Cherry street near Hills
alley; cost 81 COO.
W. G. Brien and A. ". johnson, brick
building, corner Of Broad and Front streets
to be used by CsrSey, Sons Il Co, as a
tobacco warehouse; cost $500 "a desCTip-
tion Of this has heretofore appeared).
THE MORE NOTABLE.
Among some Of the most expensive and
elegant buildings that are not mentioned
in the above list are the three brick store
houses Of W. L. TOtten and W. d. Talbot,
located on the west side Of College street,
near Bank alley. They have just been
completed and present a handsome appear
ance. The whole of the front is 60 feet
and they run back a depth of us. They
are three stories high and cost $4,000. On
the corner Of Bank alley and College street,
Phillips, BUttOrtf Il Co. have erected
three story brick building, 40 feet 10 inches
front by $50 feet deep at a cost Of $4,000.
Henry Metz is having a cOmmOdiOus
stOrehOuse built on the west side Of MAJ
ket street. 1t will be three stories high,
and fonts As feet and 10 inches, and runs
back 100 feet.
The four brick store houses Of John n.
Lea and Samuel Watkins, on the east side
of Market street, near Broad, will be quite
an ornament 10 that part Of the city when
completed. The block will have a front of
525 feet aud depth Of PIP feet, and cost
$4,000.
The three-stOry brick house of A L.
Demos, on the north side Of the Public
Square, fronts q feet and runs back $50
feet. 1t cost $4,000.
A. G. Adams & Co. have built an addi-
ton 10 their present stOTe-hOuse, No. 46
North side of the Public Square, at a cost
of $500. 1t is three stories high, and has.
a front Of p feet and a depth Of 65 feet.
The two just mentioned present 3 hand !
some stone front.
G. NJ. Fogg and Mrs. VIM. K. EllistOn |
will soon commence the erection Of two |
splendid residences on the west side OF |
High street, between Union and Cedar. !
They will each be two stories high and |
will cost respectively =, POO and $4,000.
Mrs. NJ. I. Allison proposes to erect |
three brick store houses on the northeast /
corner of Church and College streets, each |
25 feet front by 1O7 feet deep, at cost of
$4,000.
T. NJ. Steger's fine residence, OH the west
side of Spruce street, will cost $4,000, and
the new church Of the Methodist Episcopal /
Church, corner of DemOnGreun street,
$4,000 when completed.
The new Jewish Temple is approaching
completion, and is one Of the most attrac-
tive pieces Of architecture in the city.
North EdgeHeId's Festival.
Notwithstanding the threatening ele-
menis Of last evening, the festival al Rev.