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Residence for W. J. Skinner; cost $3,500.
Residence for ;j. V. Hembey ; cost, $2,-
200.
State Military Academy for South Caro-
lina ; cost, $lO,OOO.
TENNESSEE.
Harriman.—Geo. Heffner, architect, has
prepared plans for an Episcopal chapel
for P. E. Mission; cost, $2,000.
Dwelling for Willett Smith; Bechtel &
Heffner, builders ; cost, $12,000.
Two dwellings for J, 0. Irwin; cost,
$1,300 each.
Residence for W. IT. Dimont; cost,
$4,500.
Three stores for Rennore & Messmore;
cost, $lO,OOO.
Two stores over hotel for A. F. Daniels ;
J. A. Thorme, architect; cost. $6,000.
TEXAS.
Dallas. -Messrs. Gill, Wood & Gill,
architects, Dallas, have prepared plans for
a residence for J. Rothchilds; cost, $3,000
Business house, brick, for R. E. Potter;
Buell & Conkling, builders ; cost, $4,000.
Business house, brick, for Messrs. Piris
& Cannon ;
W. A. Nelson, builder ; cost,
£3,000.
Business house, brick, for Dr. Jones ; A.
S. Toppin, builder; cost, $3,500.
Repairs to business house for M. Darling-
ton ; cost, $1,200.
Honey Grove.—Messrs. Gill, Maod &
Gill, architects, Dallas, have prepared
plans for D. E. Taylor ; cost, $3,000.
Ladonia. —Messrs. Gill, Mood & Gill,
architects, Dallas, have prepared plans for
a church edifice for First Baptists ; cost,
$3,500.
McKinney.—Messrs. Stewart & Co.,
architects, have prepared plans for the
following work:
Residence for John Lovejoy; cost, $lO,-
000.
Residence for W. L. Boyd; Hamilton
Berry, builder; cost, $6,000.
Residence for W. M. Garnett; Gid
Dowlin, builder; cost, $5,000.
Residence for D. C. Hill; Martin &
Berry, builders; cost, $7,000.
Residence for Mrs. Jennie Foote, Messrs.
Martin & Berry, builders; cost, $B,OOO.
Residence for L. Quisenberry, builder;
cost, $2,000.
Waco. —W. W. Dudley, architect, has
prepared plans for a residence for J. H.
Delaney; J. E. Moore, builder; cost,
$3,300.
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