The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-03

QUILTING, ~ Will Uci WHeu cotlplcleu, Dhnu-
sOme structure, and will cost about $4,000.
Mr.. II. w. Taylor will soon begin the
building of five one-story frame business
store rooms on the south side of Main be-
tween Sycamore and Ervay streets, ut
tot cost of $500.
Mr.. A. 0penheim has erected a one-story
dwelling corner of Wood and Lacey streets
| Cost, $1,000.
Mrs. Mary Kelly has erected a neat one
story cottage, corner of Evergreen and ST.
| Louis streets. Cost, $500.
Messrs. Padgitt Brothers have extended
their Wholesale house, No. 603 Elm street,
two-stories high, through TO Pacific avenue,
and have added another story to their facto-
ry, No. 7l8 Elm street, making it three sto-
ries high, at cost of $4,000.
Mr.. j. Il. Henderson has added another
story to his four one.story buildings, corner
of Main and Poydras streets, at n cost of
5000.
q. Whiteman has built one-story frame
cottage corner of Evergreen and st. Louis
streets. Cost $500.
Judge A. b. N rton has reared an elegant
three.story stone building corner of Syca-
more and Elm streets, designed for court
purposes, but it can easily be converted
into hotel, as there are some forty rooms of
| sufficient capacity on the second and third
floors. Cost of building $4,000.
Mr.. John Il. Worley has erected a neat one
| story frame cottage ut the corner of Pocahon-
tas and Portland streets, vt u cost OF about
$500
Mr.. w. A. Godbold has erected one
| story frame cottage ut the corner of Ever
green and Cadiz street which cost about
81, 200.
Mr.. j. d. Kerfoot has erected hand
some two'story frame dwelling at the corner
of Browder and Cadiz strects-cost, $500
Mr.. j. r. Bosely has erected one-story
frame cottage, corner of Veal and Young
streets ut cost of about $780,
The Presbyterian church has erected II
neat two-story frame building for parson-
age Mt the corner of Live Oak and Olive
streets-cost about $4,000.
Mrs. Sarah Collins has erected one-story
frame cottage, corner of railroad reservation
and Cottage street. Cost, about $500.
Mr.. Pat Shehan has erected two frame
cottages on Wood street, Just east of Ervay,
at cost of $500 for the two.
The First Presbyterian church has begun
the erection of handsome stone structure,
for church purposes, fifty by ninety feet, at
the corner Of Elm and Ervay streets, to cost
about $4,000
h "A. Alexander has built one-story
and Cabell streets.
The coored Missionary Baptists have
erected neat frame building on The corner
OF San Jacinto street and the crossing of the
Houston d. Il xas Central railroad. Cost,
$4,000.
Mr.. A. M. Horn has in course of erection
one'story frame dwelling on Williams
street, to cost about $1,000.
CONTEMPLATED IMPROVEMENTS.
There are number of buildings contem.
plated, to be erected within the next few
months; some of them having already been
contracted for, but our reporter found it
impossible to obtain anything like a true list.
Besides these many other changes and marked
Improvements have been made, too numer-
Gus to mention.
Mr.. w. G, Sickes contemplates the speedy
erection of two one story brick stores on his
lots, between Leonard street and the Central
railroad.
Mr.. w. X. Wheelock will soon begin the
erection of handsome three story brick,
ivy WV w plc lNOt pli lis NV
joining the Marsalis building, corner of Elm
and Murphy streets. The building will be
divided into two stores.
Messrs. Kahn & Campbell will, within the
next two months, begin the erection of
three story brick on their lot front
ing fifty feet on Main and fifty feet
on Elm, by two hundred feet on Murphy,
extending through the block.
Messrs. Sanger Bros. propose improving
their mammoth store by making changes in
the frontings of the building, which will give
them more light.
Messrs. Il, NJ. Kahn & Go. have greatly
improved their building, corner of Elm and
Lamar streets, but putting in an open iron
front.
Mr.. Heating, of the firm of Stone IL Keat-
ing, contemplates the erection soon of
two.story frame residence, corner of San
Jacinto and 'earl steeets, to cost $4,000.
Mr. George Il. FELTON, has in course of
construction on the corner of Pacific avenue
and Sycamore street Il corn mill. Cost Of
building, $1,000