The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-14

corner Of Lewis and Frederick streets, al
account Of the laying Of the corner stone O
which will be found elsewhere. This IS t
be a beautiful brick structure, purely Gotflt
and finished in the handsomest style. Tho
exterior dimensions will be forty-six by six
ty feet, and the interior thirty-six by fifty
with vcstlbule of nine feet in the tower
From the floor line to the caves the height
will be eighteen feet, and from the line o!
the caves TO the comb of the roof, eighteen
feet. The entrance will be through a tower
twelve feet square, situated at the southeast
corner Of the building. This tower will be
forty two feet high and battlcmented for the
present, but will hereafter be surmountct
by spire of ninety.eight feet. The pulpit
will be at the northern end of the church
and Immediately to the right of it will be
cosy session room. There will be two four.
foot aisles running the entire length of the
building, and four ranges of pews capable Of
comfortably seating 25G persons. In the
front Of the building will be a large window
Of stained glass, seven by seventeen feet
and on each side three windows, three by
twelve feet, also of stained glass. The base
ment will be thrty-six feet square in the
clear.
The estimated cost OF this structure is Sd,
500. IC is to be of hard brick, with buttress
es SO heavy and walls so thick, and the char
acter of the Roof trusscs such rs will make il
one Of the strongest etlifices in the State, as
well as one of the handsomest ornaments Of
our city. VIM. Jordan is the contractor fol
the'brick work. and u. ID y Slnmo for tho
carpenter work.
The entire amount, boil, for the lot ant
building, $4,000, has been subscribed and Sc
cured.
| A fine brick store-room and business house
corner of Augusta and New Court streets
erected by Mrs. Sullivan. The dimension.
of the building are 80 by 81 feet. There will
be two fine store-rooms on the first floor, be-
meath which WILDE cellars running the en-
tire length of the building. The second floor
will contain seven rooms suitable for offices
&C., and the third floor SIX rooms for offices
and bed rooms. Estimated cost $6,000.-
Bagby & Earman, and Lushbangh & Bro.
contractors.
A large store house Immediately over Lew.
is Creek, erected by F. o. Heidenrick
Front, 40 feet running back seventy feet
to contain two whole and two half.stories.
There will be tive fine store rooms 20. by &c
feel, under which viii be fill easements,
The second sstory will contain fo.ils rooms
suitable for offices, and six to be used as
lodging rooms. The attic has two comfort
able rooms. Contractors for brick work,
Thos. Shumate; carpenter work, Grove &
Erwin. Estimated cost $1,000. AZ A
Garrett Gooch; fine 5btick lcsidence,A cor.
ner OF Kalorama and Market streets twelve
rooms. Thos. Shumate brick. contractor
Lushbaugh & Bro, carpenters. Estimated
cost $4,000.
'alA.iA. Conc, neat frame dwelling or New
street; s rooms. i ushbaugh & Bro, ,carpen-
tiers; Bagby & Earniar, brickWork contrac-
tors. Estimated cost So, 600. 9ahesiAsaso q q
W. F. Summcrsoli, handsome frame dwell-
ing on Lewis street; - rooms. Grove &
Ervine, carpenters; Bagby &. Earman, brick
work contractors. Estimated cost So, 900.
Geo. W. Mays, neat frame and brick dwell.
ing or Prospect street. Lushbaugh & Bro,
and Thos. Shumatc, contractors. Estimated
cost 50, 500.
Lushbaugh Bros, three neat frame dwell
ings in the western part Of the city. Est-
mated cost, 81, 500 each.
DR.. Sears, three cosy tcnements; one on
Sears Hill, and twoain sNest End. z Cost
about 81 800 eacli.
E. Hagcman, neat frame and. brick tene-
ment OH Richardson's extension. Lush
baugh & Bro. and Shumatc, contractors
Estimated cost 81 800.
Besides these new buildings Messrs. Baker
& Bro. have just completed a handsome new
front to their warehouse at the depot, at a
cost of $1,000, and Miss Mary j. Baldwin
has erected a gas house to connect with the
Seminary, and has greatly improved and
added to the buildings and grounds.
J. w. Newton is having the old Spectator
oiHcc. Oil Augusta SLrecI, felnOueicu Win q
handsome front. Cost about $1,000. Plunkct
and Llshbaugh Bros, contractors.
DR.. II. S. Eichelberger has placed a new
front in his store on Main street, and has
raised it a story higher Cost about 5000.
Plunket and MARI, contractors
just north of the city limits J. p. Asst is
erecting an elegant brick residence to con-
tain II rooms. Bagby & Earman and Lush
baugh & Bro, contractors. Estimated cost
$1,000, and VIM. Lambert has just compile
ted new frame house in the same locality,
at cost of about $1,000 Lushbaugh & Bro,
.,.ei bfisEo1 ari Enss ssE esaHAYl-E Fl
~on'l sSeots'l0g sFiSssgAi!7Q tsis lEssls4
In addition to these there are numerous
small houses in course of erection, besides
rcmodeling, repairing, &c.
HOME MANUFACTURE.-Wew were shown
a few days ago, by Mr.. F. NJ. Young, some
specimens of cloth and cassimercs manufac-
tured at the establishment OF d. X. Rankin