The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-04-28

| Messrs. Styers aud Loman have
either built or have contracts for
the following residences:
w. A. Walker, Spring street, nine
rooms. two story, cost s., 800.
| Mrs. Mary Boner, Liberty street,
| SIX rooms, two story, ST. ,25O.
J >. L. Styers, Liberty street, seven
! rooms, two story, together with
barn and wood shed, at a cost of
81, 400.
George Blum, store house, Liberty
/ street. $g.00U. =
j. 7. Thompson, Liberty street,
SIX rooms. two story, 81 100.
X. b. Kerner, Fourth street, East
Winston, four rooms, ST., 600.
E. .. Noe, Liberty street, four
room, $3.50.
| Walter Barrow has contracted and
built the following dwellings,:
| r. P. Dalton, Spring street, sig
rooms, $1,000.
Wiley Keith, Shallow Ford street,
nine rooms. ST. 600.
l.. n. Keith, Shallow Ford street,
6 rooms, 81, 100.
John Sheet, Marshall street,
Salem, 4 room, $525.
On the Inside Land Company's
property in East Salem, the follow
ing colored people are building:
| Rev. K. A. MorriSsey is building a
| 800 house.
E. P. Mayo is building a 500
house.
Matilda Johnson is building
5000 house.
j. S. Fits has commenc ed build
ing.
Messrs. S. G. Atkins, E. P. Mayo
and Hill are building hotel to cost
$1,000.
- Sprinkle has built 5000
house.
| Prof. S. G. Atkins will build a
house to cost about 5000.
Rev. G. 2. Davis is buildingN a
house TO cost about 5000 and will
build two more houses at an early
date.
| Rev. w. L. Bethel will build sew
eral houses.
W. B. Carter, has erected on
Fourth street twelve room addi-
ton, to his residence at a cost of
about $500. The work was done
by Miller Bros,
Capt. VIM. Stagg has contracted
with the Balm Building Co., of
Greensboro, for the erection of a
nine room two-story residence on
the Boulevard, to cost $4,000.
Tavis & Coble have contracted
and built. the following dwellings,:
| V. w. Long, on the Boulevard,
seven rooms, two story, ST., 800.
Dave Allen, East Winston, two
rooms, $3.50.
Phillip Hopkins, Pine street, two
rooms $3.50.
c. A. Wood will build a seven
room two story residence on Summit
street to cost 81 500.
f. ii. Vogler, is building a six
room residence on Liberty street to
cost $1,000, Miller Bros. are the
contractors.
Messrs. Stewart Bros, have erect
ed building 1Sx50 feet on Old Town
street for a book bindery.
Mr.. j. G. Buxton is arranging to
build a $4,000 residence in West
Winston this summer The plans for
the handsome edifice are now being
drawn by architects Wheelwright &
Haven, of Boston.
Charles Morris is having a nice res
idence built in West Winston.
Mr.. Cisero Tise's five flats on Lib
erty street are nearing completion.
There are seven rooms in each besides
a basement. The block will cost
$1,000. Mr.. Woodling, of High
Point, is the contractor
Mr.. L. A. Vaughn has just compile
ted very handsome twelve room
residence on west Fifth street at a
| cost of So, 900. It'll finishnd through
out in hard wood. The work was
done by the w. C. Balm Lumber Co.
On the South Side the following ad.
ditional houses have been contract
ed for or built:
One seven room two-story resi-
dence for A. L. Groves at a cost ot
$4,000.
One seven room two-story resi-
dence for j. 0. Foy at a cost OF
$4,000.
Fogle Bros, two two story resi-.
dences, at a cost of 2,700.
j. W. Fries, two cottages, at a
cost of 5000 each.
Oscar Fisher, one twO-story resi-
dence to cost 81, ZOO.
Rev. s. F. Conrad will build on
Boulevard Avenue, q seven room
house to cost $500.
w. J. Ellis is building two six
room houses on Snipes' Avenue, to
cost $500 each.
Turner Parrish, Fifth street, has
built three room addition at a cost
of $500.
South Side Club House, to cost
$500.
Il CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS.
Broad Street Baptist church is ar.
| ranging to spend $15, 200 in improve
ments.
Plans have been drawn by Messrs.
Brown and Hall for Second Pres
byterian church to be erected on
corner of Twelfth and Ridge avenue,
Northeast Winston. 1t will be a
handsome structure 32x5O feet. 1t
will seat about 250 people and cost
$4,000. The same architects have
drawn plans for some handsome and
convenient improvements to the
front of Centenary M. E. church. II
will be built of stone and will cost
; about ST. 900.
The "Delphine Home" for work
ing girls will be erected in East
Winston. The plans for same have
, been drawn by Brown and Hall
The building will cost about 81, 500.
The Methodists are arranging to
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