The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-01

dences In contemplation, which, when
built, will add materially to that de-
slrable residential section OF the city.
For instance, G. o. Findlay has his
lot graded preparatory to building
beautiful home for himself: Arthur
Borgess. will shortly begin handsome
residence, and Henry f. Reeder Will
erect a $1,000 dwelling on the lothe
recently purchased from Jasper Pew.
Over on Chestnut we learn +. L.
] Highland contcmplates building fine
residence on thelot he purchased from
Daniel Boughner, and Charley Rey-
nolds thinks OF building two story
frame house on the lot purchased OF
Mrs. Davis
DR.. NJ. j. Bartlett has permit from
council to erect two stoty brick on
Mechanic street. Robert A. Garrett
will also erect nice two story frame
residence on that street, on the wal
deck lot, which he recently purchased.
Mayor Thompson is having second
story put on his residence on Main
street.
John d. McReynolds, the Doddridge
county oil magnate, has purchased the
b. +. Robinson property on the corner
OF Sycamore and Mulberry for $4,000
and will erect a 5000 brick dwelling
upon it after Augu I 1.
A spacious addition is being built to
the Hub restaurant on Fourth street.
ALB foot annex is being built to Il.
c. White & Sons meat IN rket on the
corner of Third street and Hypcrs
alley.
William Burke is erecting a stable
on his lot, East Pike street.
b. f. West has permission to erect
one story building on Baltimore
street.
Mrs. S. Davis will build a two story
frame, East Pike street.
The board of education will havea
large brick colored school building
erected this summer, on Water street,
to cost about $4,000.
The Payne memorial hall to cost
$4,000 will be built at Broaddus before
the beginning OF the next scholastic
year.
The Short line passenger and freight
dcpots are on the building calendar for
this year.
This substitution of canvas awnings
for the old awnings on Third street
will be n job for some one.
The mammoth glass plant to be
built on the Barnes property will be a
big job for our carpenters.
". A. Wilkinsonis branching out in
the building line by erecting one
story frame on hisllckman street lot.
The construction of tipples and
mining outfit for the miners to be
opened by f. S. Hamilton on the b. b.
Stout farm will be good thing for
carpenters.
The two score OF mi lers' cottages,
recently built at Pinnickinnick mines,
gave employment to several carpenters
and add to the appearance of this Sec
tion.
The d. X. Reed building almost
completed is monument to enter.
prise. Mrs. Kate Glancy's new bust.
ness and residence brick alongside.
nearing completion, is commodious,
and has comfortable appearance.
The Baptist church has awarded the
contract to w. NJ. Freese to build a
parsonage on Sixth street immediate.
ly in the rear Of the church, at cost
of $1,000. 1t will contain 10 rooms and
have all modern conveniences. The
work will be pushed to early compile
ton.
Daniel Boughncr is crectinga two
story frame tenement on Locust
street.
A thorough tour of the city would
doubtless result in the discovery of
many more residences in course Of
construction and contemplated than
we have mentioned. AS it is, we are
greatly indebted to Architect Charles
L. Hickman for much valuable infor-
nation along the building line, and it
affords us pleasure to inform the pub
lie that Mr.. Hickman is kept busy in
his offices in the Ilornor block. draw
ing plans and specifications for the
handsome and substantial residences
and business blocks our city is being
adorned with.
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