Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-01-27
A Years Growth.

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The list below of new buildings and
improvements is condensed report of
Frostbuig growth during the year
1899:
NEW BUILDINGS
! Parsonage of German Lutheran church-a
| handsome up-tOdate dwelling, east Union
| street.
! +. l.. Beta pretty Groom residence, with
bay windows. fancy porcbes. etc, east Union
| street
Nearby on same street is the new and sty.
lish two story home of d. f. McMullen-a
model of convenience and coziness.
Mclaughlin Heirs-a new store-room front
addition to dwelling, east Union street
W. n. Lannan--a handsome home steam
heat, electric light, bath, etc, near G. and ?.
r. station.
Mayer Bros-ice plant. Uhl street
Joshua Johnson-dweling, west Union
street
Zach Krapf-6 room dwelling, west Union
street
a. Rulfo - dwellings, west Union street.
Charles G. Watson-dweling, west Union
street.
J. Wesley Hunt-dwelling, Centennial
street
Mrs NJ. Hurley-dwelling north Water
street.
Godfrey Merrbach-S room dwelling, Mt.
Pleasant street.
Mrs. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. north
Water Street.
a a III,
bay windows, Grant street.
James Carson-dweling, Loo street.
Frank Williams store room, corner Loo
and Beall streets.
Henry Wagner-dwelling Loo street.
Moses McKenzie-store room, corner Loo
and Maple streets.
Robert Gritfith-dweIling, Loo street.
John PoweIl-G room residence, Taylor
street.
F. w. LaRue-doube- block dwelling, Lin
den street.
W. }. Price-double block dwelling, Bow
cry street.
Adam Brown residence, BOwery street.
George Eisel-6-rOom dwelling, Hill street.
Hill Street Public School Building-an i'm
posing Groom brick editice, standing high, is
a conspicuous ornament to south Frostburg,
visible from nearly ali portions of town.
James McAister-S,room residence, Spring
street.
Griffith Hughes-6,room residence, Spring
street
Madison Gunnett-6room residence, Bow
cry street.
John Lockney-2 double block dwellings,
Mill street
Lewis Race-double-b block dwelling, Hill
street.
Mrs. Charles Thomas-a pretty home of s
rooms, with ornamental bay windows and
porches, Wood street
John Kemp-6-room dwelling, Wood street.
Lewis Race six-room dwellings, Centre
street.
James Wcston-6 room residence, Wood
street.
John S. Lewis-6 room residence, Centre
street.
Edward Ges-dweling, Wood street.
Edwin Elias-residence, Centre street.
Henry Eisel-G-room residence, Wood
street.
Conrad Lapp- dwelling, Water street.
William Kroll-double block dwelling,
Washington street.
In all II for the year.
State Normal School No >. is APP
preaching completion as rapidly rs the
weather permits
DR.. G. G. Jacobs great Improvement
is also going forward slowly.
On Wood street james and Harry
Fuller are building , city brick
veneered cottages.
The building outlook for 1900 is
quite as bright rs it was year ago
for lS99-one enterprising contractor
says "brighter.n
Ia this connection the JOURNAL calls
attention TO advertisements of building
lots for sale by A. J. Wilson, houses
and lots by J. n. Benson, and the
Tunnel Property" by d. p. Miller.
The list continues:
IMPROVEMENTS.
James Stevens-addtion to residence, etc,
Mt Pleasant street.
Mrs. Davis and sons-addltion of back
building, Orman Street.
John n. Benson-addtion including sever
al rooms, bay windows neat porcheS, etc,
Frost avenue.
Thomas Mitchell-house destroyed by fire
rebuilt, Mechanic street.
Y. NJ. G. A.-large additions and changes
to meet new uses, Union street.
The Atlantic Refining company-oil sta
ton, Grant street.
A. f. Parker-addition of 40 feet of ware
room to store, Union street.
Thomas ROwe--addition to residence, Loo
street.
Henry Lehr-addition of rooms to dwell
ing, Hill street
Samuel r. Naturalization to residence,