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

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time in Wheeling who has the money
needed, and who feels we'll enough sat
listed with the prospects Of the city TO
expend IL on such building.
The following list Of Jobs have been
built or are now in the hands OF the
Woods Bros Planning Mil Company;
"A two-story brick store room and
dwelling for George Carl at the cor
ner Of Thirty-ninth and Jacob streets
costing $1,000; two-story frame dwell
ing for Emmett on South Huron street,
Island, cost, 5000; q two-story frame
dwelling for Samuel F. Faris on North
Front street, Island, cost, s, 500; sta
bles, warerooms, offices, etc, for the
Pabst Brewing Company on Thirty.third
street, cost, 5000; q two-story frame
house for Miss Lucy Kyle on Virginia
street, Island, quite nice building,
cost, $4,000; two two-story frame houses
for Thomas Johns on North Huron
street, Island, very nicely finished, cost,
$1,000; a dwelling with store room for
Lloyd Biddle on South Jacob street, two
story brick, trimmed with stone, cost,
$1,000; two.story frame building tor
Hon. John A. Howard on South
Eoff street, handsome, ornamen-
tai design, cost, $500; ware
rooms for ]. H. Locke & Co.
Main street, rear OF shoe store, cost $500;
remodeling the residence of George
Horth on soute Jacob street, cost $, 600;
tobacco ware house for Henry Wheeler
on South Chapline street, very heavy
timbering, substantial building, cost
$1,000; remodeling store room and put
ting in newfrontfor Dora j. Hornbrook,
bon Ton store, cost $1,000; two.story
frame housefor August Knoke on South
Jacob street, cost $1,000; three-stpry
brick dwelling for Thomas +. Porter on
South Main street, cost $1,000: u dwell
ing and store room for Samuel +. Ruff
on ChapEine street, above Twenty-sec-
ond, pressed brick front, with stone
ornaments, neat modern building, cost
$1,000: two-story frame dwelling for
Quinton G. McClemment on Virginia
street, Island, cost s., 500; modern two
story frame dwelling, ornamental de-
sign, on North Front street, cost $4,000.
LOTS or COMFORTABLE RESIDENCES.
Louis Hartong has built u g 900 two
story frame house for James Bedillion
at Elm Grove. It was completed about
two weeks ago. ]. 4. Holiday furnished
the lumber and mill work.
NJ. L. EtZler has completed a $1,000
two-story frame dwelling for w. MUIR
ply on Zane street on the Island.
William Frieze has completed three
good new dwellings this season. One
for James Friesmuth on Fifteenth
street, costing $500; one for William
Dimmey at the corner OF Eighteenth
and Woods streets, costing $1,000 and
one for Charles Meder on Woods street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, costing $1,000. Holiday d Son
did the mill work on all three,
James 7. Gray has completed a two
story frame house at Echo Point, cost
ing $1,000, for Charles Prayer. Mr..
Gray also has the contract for 81 200
dwelling for William Lauchlin at the
head of Twelfth street.
Hugh Hawkins is building $1,000
frame house on North Huron street,
Island, for NJ. Lotus. He also has the
contract for assoc two-story frame
dwelling on North Front street for Per-
CIV Beaumont. Tho latter will be quite
M elaborate little house. ]. A. Holli.
day & Son have the mill work on both.
Hess & McNIullen have finished u
$1,000 two-story frame house for John
Beltz at Echo Point. The contractors
have had very bad luck with this house.
The first one was about completed
when it took fire and was destroyed,
there being no insurance. Messrs.
Hess & McMullen are also building a
two.story six-room frame house for
Peter Wendell at the corner OF Twenty
third and Water streets, to cost 81 SEQ.
Edward Ham is building a 81 900 two
story frame dwelling for August Kirk
gessner on AIcColloch street, He has
also Just completed q very neat cottage
for Anton Reymann on the old Lewis
Baker place at Elm Grove. This cottage
is the first OF a number that Mr.. Rey-
mann proposes to build for sale and
rent at the same place. The cottages
will cost about s., 900 each and are made
from very neat plans. Mr.. Ham has
also finished $500 job OF improve
ment at Wheeling Park, including a
new pavilion and restaurant.
Louis Hartong has the contract for q
$1,000 two.story brick dwelling for
Owen Friery on Market street between
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth. j..
A, Holiday & Son have the mill work.
Benjamin Imhoff. has the contract for
building three new houses for Frederick
Schwertfeger on Zane street, Island.
The houses are to be alike and the three
will cost $4,000. They will be quite or
Murray Bros, who are building the
new county Jail, are getting along nicely
with the work and the building is be-
ginning to assume shape. Mr.. NJ. i.
Gilsey is the architect OF the job and
the mill work has been let to ]. A. Hol-
liday & Son.
Frederick Meyers is building a two
story frame house for John Owens on
South Jacob street to cost 81 800.
Kratz Bros. are building three dwell
ings in one house for August Marchner
on South Jacob street. The house is es-
timated to cost $1,000. j. A. Holiday &
Son have the mill work.
NEW FLAMING MILL.
ia. Holiday & Sons planning mill on
Thirty-frst street will be one Of the
most complete structures Of its kind
anywhere The front and rear will be
almost entirely OF glass and there will
be an abundance OF light and air on all
the floors. Dust collectors will take up
the shavings and dust on all the floors
and put it in n room near the steam
boilers, where 1t will be disposed of in
the furnace. A heavy freight elevator
will be a part OF the equipment, and the
three stories will be filed with modern