The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-04

DeS0 LulIt IN IDelT nSlglDOrlOOQ.
J. H Oppenheim has built IL one
story houses on First avenue aud East
Broad.
ACTIVITY IN THE EASTERN SECTION.
The largest number of small houses built
in one neighborhood is near the Tybee de-
pot. Over 250 small frame houses have been
built there within the past year. OF these
DR.. w. S. Lawton has built 50, estate of
Seaborn Jones 80, Mrs. Jane Jones so, Col.
W. Garrard s and st. E. P. Lawton 4.
The cost of the whole is about S75, 600
About 90 more Of these houses will be built
In the same neighborhood.
The Prenty buildings, one three-story
dwelling and three two-story dwellings, at
the corner of Houston and McDonough,
were completed within the year at a cost
Of about $4,000.
OTHER HOUSES.
G. F. King has built two-story frame
house on Duffy street at a cost of $1,000.
c. H. Ebbs built a one-story frame house
on Castor street for $500.
l.. A. Mccarthy built two brick stores on
Drayton and York street lane for $4,000.
G. V. Snedeker built a two-story frame
house on East boundary street for $1,000.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Strauss built two two-story
frame houses on Henry street for 81 900.
j. A. g. Carson built on Bolton street
lane two-story frame dwelling at a cost Of
about 81 500.
Capt. John Derst built a two-story brick
bakery on Congress street lane for 81, 800.
Sarah McGrane built two-story frame
dwelling on the Ogeechee road, near Laurel
Grove cemetery, at a cost of 100.
S. q. Adams and c. II. Olmstead, trustees,
built O two-story frame house on New
Houston street lane at a cost Of about
81 200.
HRS. W. o. Ryan and Miss Mamie DIVER
built two one-story frame houses on Will
son street lane at q cost OF 81 900.
Frank jackson built a one-story wooden
house on Cemetery street at G cost Of 5000.
r. G. Kennedy built two-story store at
Broughton and Habersham streets at a cost
Of about 81, 800.
Mrs. E. B. Kent built two-story frame
house on Barnard street at a cost Of about
81, 600
B. B. Mingledorff repaired his house on
Duffy street at cost Of about 81, 800.
julia Hegeman built two-story wooden
house on Henry street at cost of $1,000
Scipio Herb built a one-story wooden
house on Oak street for $500.
THE STANDARD Oils IMPROVEMENTS.
The Standard Oil Company built two
story brick warehouse and stable and one-
story Office on Gordon street, at cost of
$4,000.
C. E. Broughton built eight one-story
wooden houses on Waldburg street for
about 49, 200.
A. P. Solomon, Henry Solomon and Henry
Berg built two-story wooden house on An
derson street for $4,000.
A. Hohenstein, trustee, built three two
story frame tenementS on Jones street, at
cost of about $1,000.
B. d. Rosenbrook built two two-story
wooden houses on Whitaker street, between
Anderson and Henry. at a coet OF $4,000
Alfred Kent built a two-story frame
house on Indian street lane at a cost OF
81 900.
Willis Thompson built a one-story frame
house on New Houston street for $500.
c. A. Munster built two-story store and
dwelling and clubhouse at Duffy and Dray =
ton streets for $4,000.
Cord Asendorf built two two-story frame
houses on CASTOR street, between Price and
Habersham. at a cost of S2,500.
Joseph Herschbach built one-story brick
house on York street lane at a cost of $500.
F. H. Haar built a one-story frame house
on Gwinnett street for $500.
James H. McKenna built four one-story
frame houses on Duffy and East Broad
streets for $4,000.
Thomas Jones built a two-story frame
house on Indian street at a cost of $500.
The Title Guarantee and Loan Company
built two-story frame house on Haber-
sham street for 81 500.
Charles Kohler built three two-story
frame houses on Duffy street, at a cost of
about SO, 600.
Mrs. L. H. Griffin built a one-story
wooden house on Lumber street for $500.
Mrs. T. w. Sexton built two-story
frame house at Gordon and Habersham
streets for $4,000.
o. N. Berry built two-story frame
house on Duffy street at a cost of 81, 800.
paffaraNr hui
frame house on Gwinnett street, near Price,
for $500.
Susan M. and Josephine De Jorge built
two-story frame house on Henry street, near
Lincoln for $1,000.
Fred Vessels built two-story kitchen in
rear Of his house at Huntingdon and Price
streets for $500.
William NJ. Bohan built two two-story
frame houses on CASTOR street, near Habe r
sham at cost Of about $4,000.
Letitia Duncan built two-story frame
house on Pine street, near West Broad, for
81, 200
Mary Josephs built two two-story frame
houses on Houston street, near South Broad
at a cost of s., 600.
Fred Vessels built a three-story brick
house on Huntingdon street, near Price, at q
cost of about $4,000.
j. L. Minis built double tenement frame
house on Charlton street, near West Broad,
at a cost of about "a, 900
William Sheehan built two two-story
frame houses on Hal street, near East Broad,
at a cost of SO, 200.
J. H. Smith built a one-story frame house
on Cemetery street for $500.
R. D. Guerrard built two one-story
wooden houses on Gwinnett street at cost
of about $500.
The Central railroad built a one-story
frame building on Harris street, 112x30 feet,
at q cost of about $4,000.
r. D. Guerard built ten frame houses on
New Houston street lane at cost of about
81, 200.
Miss Willie Swoll built two one-story
frame houses on New street, near West
Broad, for $500.
Mrs. A. L. Parsons built a two-story
frame house at East Broad street and Duffy
lane at a cost Of 8, 200.
Mrs. Mary A. Solte built three one-story
frame houses at Montgomery and Hall
streets at a cost of 81 200.
Michael Carolan built two-story frame
house OH Montgomery, near Charlton street,
for $4,000.
Estate Of Owen Foley built eleven two
story houses on Zubly street at cost of
about 50, 600.
George Mack built one-story wo oden
house on West Boundary street for $500.
S. A. Wilson built two one-story frame
houses on Henry street for 81 200.
Herman Renken built one-story frame
house on Olive street for $500.
r. D. Gterard built four one-story
wooden houses on New Houston street lane
for 81, 200.
John Downing built a two-story frame