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

M.F. Giesey has prepared plans for a
new stone front for the building of the
Bank OF Wheeling. 1t will include big
plate glass windows and IN entire set OF
new internal, fixtures. The improve
ment is estimated. to cost about $4,000.
Mr.. Glossy has also made plans for
the following work completed this sea-
son or now under way: An addition to
the residence Of Ferdinand Retnhart on
Seventeenth street, to cost about 81 500,
contract let to William Friese; a
double frame house for Peter Grier on
North MArhet street to cost $1,000;
new bank building for Earl W. Oglebay
at Bridgeport, to be occupied by the
new Bridgeport bank, cost about s., 500;
q three story brick building for Furbee
& Sons, Warrington, cost about $1,000;
new building for the State Reform
Schoo. at Pruntytcwn; a young peoples
temple at the Moundsvilie camp ground,
to cost $1,000; two brick houses for j.
@. McCrum on Fourteenth street, cost
$1,000, contract not let; residence
for V. S. Weaver at Mounds
vile, estimated TO cost $1,000,
contract not let; an addition
to the Bridgeport public school, to cost
about $4,000, contract not let; altera-
tons to the Odd Fellows Hall Associa-
ton building on Twelfth street, to cost
about 25,0O0; residence for L. G. Ew-
ing at Leatherwood, to cost $ 900; an
addition to the residence OF John S.
Naylor, ut the corner OF Penn and Vir-
ginia street, Island, to cost $1,000; an
addition to the residence OF Albert
Beltz, on Sixteenth street, to cost g, 900,
contract let to Butts & Britt and
Beltz, Fading & Co.; rcmodeling
residence Of Samuel Henderson,
on North Main street, TO cost
s., 800, contract let to Beltz, Fading &
Co.; residence for Mrs. Frances Archi-
bald, on South Jacob street, to cost
s., 500; two houses for David Garden,
on North Main street, to cost s., 600; an
addition to the residence of Robert
Clark, on South Chapline street, to cost
500; Mutual Savings Bank building,
erected by Beltz, Flading 4 Co., for
5000; four tenements in one house for
Mrs. Foreman, corner Fourteenth and
Chapline streets, built by Bette, Ffad-
ing x Co. for $4,000; three story brick
and stone store building for L. Bone
berger to cost $4,000, contract let to
Beltz, Flading & Co., T. W. Jackson and
Francis Ferguson; new fronts for three
four story buildings on Main street, oc-
cupied by FrewS Bertschy, Arbenz q Co.
and NJ. j. 0'Kane, to cost 81 900, con.
tract let. TO Beltz, Flading & Co.; new
front in Gutman's store, corner Twelfth
ard Main streets, cost 5000, Just fin
ished by Beltz, Flading d Co.; residence
for Mrs. Mary G. Norton at Pleasant
Valley, Just finished by Beltz, Fading &
Co. at q, cost of 5000; glass factory for
Buena Vista Glass Co., at Blu ma Vista,
Va; double frame mouse Tor a. 6.
Wincher on the Island, to cost $4,000,
contract let to Beltz, Fading & Co. /;
residence for H. P. McGregor on South
Front street, Island, to cost $1,000, con-
tract not let; residence for Charles
Grimm, to cost 1880, Irwin Imhotf,
contractor; residence for Alfred Davis
at Pleasant Valley, to cost $500, con-
tract not let; residence for NJ. F. Hanil-
ton at Warrington, to cost 81, 900; resi-
dence for John Blackshire at Manning
ton, to cost 81 500.
Beltz, Fading & Co. have finished the
following jobs since the season opened:
$4,000 frame dwelling Tor Jacob w.
Grub at Echo Point; $4,000 residence
for +. II. LANCE at Fourteenth and Eotf
streets; new open store front for Miss
Il, Rody, costing 5000; new four.story
business house for ]. I. Goodwin & Co.
on Main street at q cost OF 5000; re-
modelling John McAdams's house on
Sixteenth street, cost $1,000; new
double frame dwellings for Mrs. Isaiah
Warren on Fifteenth street, cost 81, 900;
new open front for. George Hib-
berd tSasOn, cost $500; two-story brick
dwelling for William Cobsch on McCol-
loch street, cost $500; remodelling