The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

Jackson anu DbtlLs f1hulHb " W.
Dan L. Prayer is building for himself,
a new residence out the pike. II will
cost about 5000, and the whole job has
been let to Klieves, Kraft & Co.. who
have sublet the stone work to 4. w.
Jackson, and the brick work to Carl
Hamilton.
FINEST IN THE COUNTY.
A new residence is to be built for b
w. Peterson at Woodsdale, 1.-THE pike.
It is modern country villa with colo
NAL treatment and promises to be the
finest home in Ohio county. twill
have twenty rooms, and will cost abont
$4,000. 0fNcaf & Funk have the con-
tract and have sub-let the brick work to
contractor Ferguson, and the stone
work to T. W. Jackson. Tho house will
occupy recommending position and will
be amidst beautiful surroundings that
will add to the effectiveness OF the
structure. !,
Mrs. Samuel Laughlin has purchased
n lot next to Mr.. Peterson aud has con-
tracte6 for a $4,000 house to be built
upon it. The house is ODE made from
plans prepared for house for Alex.
Laughfir and built in Cleveland, and
will be very artistic affair. The work
has all been let to Cleveland contrac-
tors
The plans have been furnished for
the rcarrangemeEt Of the property OF
the Wheeling Title and Trust Company
on Market street. The work will cost
about 5000 and the contract has been
let entire to the Wheeling Mining and
Manufacturing Company. The improve
ment includes an artistic plate glass:
front and complete Encouragement OF
the interior OF the building. A stone
vault OF the most modern design Is in
Guided in the plan. 80
One of the most statelyimprovements
which Wheeling will have this year is
tho building OF the City Bank of Wheel.
ing, now being built at the corner OF
Alley o and Market street. 1t will be a
six-story granite structure. P. Rine-
halter & Co., OF Philadelphia, are doing
the granite work and the remainder of
the lob is being done by the day under
the superintendency Of Charles P. Ham.
ilton. The building will be modern in
all respects. The first story will be de-
voted to the uses OF the bank and the
remainder will be fitted up for offices.
The exterior will be very ornamental
and it will add greatly to the appear
ance OF that part Of Market street.
PRESSED BRICK AND STONE.
Two new houses are being erected on
the lot formerly occupied by the List
homestead, on North Main street. MIR.
Henry X. List is building these houses
with day labor One is for John 4. LAST
and the other for Mrs. Blwam Hazlett.
They will be Of, pressed brick with cut
stone trimmings, two stories high, with
steep roofs.
Funk & o'Neal are building avery
handsome modern frame house, col
onial treatment, for J.. R. McCortney,
on South Front street, on the Island.
T laom ne saS S88ai3 SR2S$ 32s5isen
A pure English Queen Anne house
for Henry NJ. Russell is to be built on
South Front street, Island. The house
will be beauty, and Mr.. Russell has
selected q very pretty location. The
contract has not been let.
Nelson Noble is making some exter'
sive repairs and alterations on his house
in Virginia street, Island. Koontz, OF
New Martinsville, has the contract for
doing Mr.. Mobiles work.
Plans have been prepared for new
building for Lou. Swabacker, on Market
street, a. the place now occupied by
him. 1t will be a very neat three story
pressed brick and stone structure.
Mrs, S. L. Hildreth has had plans pre-
pared for two pressed brick and stone
residences on Chapline street Just be-
low Twelfth. The contracts for the
work have been let rs follows: stone
work. Gilligan; brick work, Hamilton;
carpenter work, Klieves, Kraft & Co,
and plastering, Stoetzer & Murphy.
a NEW REcToRy.
The trustees Of St. Matthew's church
have decided to build rectorY on the
vacant ground lust north OF the church,
and have had plans drawn for the
building which is to be OF the same
yener,l style as the church. 1t will be
4 very coy house and will, serve to set
off the church much better than the
vocant lot. :,
DR.. John Frissell has plans prepared
for fine now three-story pressed brick
and stone house on Fourteenth street.
The contract has notbeen let.
William p. Heiskell has contracted
with O'Neal & Funk for pure English
Queen Anne house at Woodsdale, out
the pike. The house will be covered
entirely with shingles. TheefRects pro-
duced In the drawings arc very pictur-
esuuc, and the house will be one of tho
models OF that new and very fashionable
suburb.
Gibson Lamb has plans in hand for n
large country villa at Woodsdale 1t is
o sort of composite structure and will
be very pretty.
A new Episcopal chapel is to be built
at Elm Grove. It will be of brick and
wood, and Gothic in its general style.
1t will cost about St,Q(0tolI and will be a
Plans have been prepared and work
will soon begin on the further improve
mcnts OF the Public Library building.
The work includes a new entrance on
Fourteenth street and the remodeling
OF the rear portion OF the building.