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THE SOUTHERN ARCHITECT.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ARCHITECTS.
BRUCE & MORGAN,
Architects,
47, 48 and 49 Gould Building, ATLANTA, GA.
POSITION.—
Young and competent architect of
experience, designer and good ink and color
perspective draughtsman desires permanent en-
fagement
with some good architect. Address
. T. 0., care this office.
B. BRISTOL & SON,
ARCHITECTS,
Dallas, Texas.
GKO. VOGEL. CHAS. VOGEL.
yocEL
BROS>)
ARCHITECTS,
S. E. cor. 4th and Walnut, Cincinnati, O.
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R. BADGLEY,
ARCHITECT,
Churches a specialty. Rooms 1082-1085, Euclid
Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
jy|cCLAIN
& HILLIKER,
ARCHITECTS,
301 North 20th Street, Birmingham, Ala.
Reference : A. O. Lane, Mayor ; Eugene F. En-
slen, Cashier Jefferson county, Sav. Bank ; Geo. L.
Thomas, County Commissioner; Geo. W. Harris,
paints, oils, glass and wall paper ; J. R. P. Durham,
wholesale grocer.
gIMONS
& HOLMES,
ARCHITECTS,
42 Broad Street, Charleston, S. C.
pRANK
L. SUTTER,
ARCHITECT,
Rooms 7. 8 and 9 Barney Building, Fifth Street*
opposite Stone street, Dayton, Ohio.
& WEES,
ARCHITECTS,
803 Security Building, St. Louis, Mo.
H
ORMA M. BONNIWELL,
ARCHITECT,
Hickory, N. C.
W, ALDENBURG,
ARCHITECT,
Lexington, Ky,
& STORY,
ARCHITECTS,
Augusta, Qa.
s.
R. BADGELY,
ARCHITECT.
Rooms 1082-1086, Euclid Avc., Cleveland, Ohio.
jyj’ESSRS.
WILLIAMS & OTTER,
ARCHITECTS,
Dayton, Ohio.
J. W. CLAYTON & CO.,
ARCHITECTS.
Galveston, Texas.
JAMES
MURPHY,
ARCHITECT,
Room 21, Kampmann Bldg., San Antonio, TJexas.
w.
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TINSLEY,
ARCHITECT.
Secretary and Treasurer Southern Chapter of the
American Institute of Architects.
Lynchburg, Va.
T B. LEGG ARCHITECTURAL CO.
J ’
ARCHITECTS,
Fagin Building Opposite Post-Office, St. Louis, Mo.
Branch Office: North Texas National Bank Build-
ing, Dallas, Texas, O. H. P. Rudesill, Manager.
LEON BEAVER. W. C. HOFFMEISTER. C. T. MOULD.
REAVER,
HOFFMEISTER & MOULD,
ARCHITECTS,
Post-Office Building, Bristol, Tpnn.
LEON BEAVER. W. C. HOFFMEISTER.
& HOFFMEISTER,
ARCHITECTS,
Corner Cay and Vine Streets, Knoxville, Tenn.
A
LBERT L. WEST,
(Fellow American Institute Architects).
ARCHIECT,
No. 1105 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Wm. O. West, Assistant, seven years experience.
D.
a. mckinnon,
ARCHITECT,
127S. Fourth Street, Paducah, Ky.
n. mcgrath,
ARCHITECT,
Office No. 6 Dexter Avenue, Montgomery, Ala.
QLENN
BROWN & WILLIS E. HALL,
ARCHITECTS,
Eirst National Bank Bldg, Winston-Salem, N. C.
A.
O. ELZNEII,
ARCHITECT,
227 Main Street, Cincinnati, O.
JOHN H. THOMAS
JJRACH
& THOMAS,
ARCHITECTS,
Southeast Corner Fifth and Main Sts. (third floor)
Louisville, Ky.
ROBERT SHARP. ROBT. E. GRUBBS.
gHARP
& GRUBBS,
ARCHITECTS AND SUPERINTENDENTS,
Public and Private Buildings a Specialty.
Room 21, Cole Building, Nashville, Tenn.
& HUBER,
ARCHITECTS,
Chamber of Commerce, Toledo, Ohio.
J|ILL
C. LINTHICUM,
ARCHITECT,
Correspondence Solicited. Office 414 Liberty
Street, (Bitting Block), Winston, N. C.
QUSTAVE
W. DRACH,
ARCHITECT,
Rooms 105 and 106 Lincoln Inn Court,
227 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
F. W. FOLK. C. EGGELSTON.
P'OLK
& CO.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,
1007 Chestnut Street, (up stairs), St. Louis, Mo.
Over thirtyyears’ practical experience. Sketches
and references cheerfully furnished. Buildings
erected on
easy payments. All work guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
BLAIR,
ARCHITECT,
656 Cherry Street, Macon, Ga.
w.
K. KETTERINGHAM,
ARCHITECT,
Natchez, ....
Mississippi.
Contractor and Builder, and General Superintend-
ent of any Style Buildings. Prices reasonable.
L. M. WEATHERS CHAS. LE VASSEUR.
ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDED.
334 Second Street, Memphis, Tenn.
p.
J. WHITE,
ARCHITECT,
Corner 11th and Main Streets, Richmond, Va.
M.
F. GIESEY,
ARCHITECT,
Reilly Building, Wheeling, West Virginia.
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WOOD,
Architect and Sanitary Engineering,
Public Building a
Specialty.
Sherman, Texas.
A.
W. TODD,
ARCHITECT,
Jarvis-Conklin Building, Rooms 504 and 505,
Augusta, Ga.
JAS.
FRERET,
ARCHITECT,
28 Union Street, New Orleans.
J
APPLETON WILSON,
ARCHITECT,
5 E. Lexington Street, Baltimore, Md.
gRINTON B. DAVIS,
Architect and Building Superin-
tendent,
Opera House Block, Main Entrance, Paducah, Ky
Department of hotel and court-house architect-
ure. Also village, town, city, county and State
buildings.
gELF-INSTRUCTION
IN ARHCITEGTURE.
Send 25 cents for Architectural Reference
Book containing full list of books on
architecture,
recommended by the Royal Institute of British
Architects.
C. E. ILLSLEY, A. M. C. E., Architect.
Equitable Building, St. Louis, Mo,
Sk vuoh*s
Made of galvanized iron and copper. Abso-
lutely no, leakage from any source; no dripping
or sweating: fire-proof; ventilating.
Galvanized iron and
copper cornices and gutters.
Sheet metal work for buildings. Send for illustrated
circular.
E. VAN NO9RDEN & GO.,
383 Harrison Ave. BOSTOTiT, Mass.
Hartman’s Patent Inside Slid-
ing Window Blinds.
A pleasing sub-
stitute for tbe old
style of hinged
blinds; more con-
venient and more
durable, combined
with elegance and
comfort; slide up
and down like
sashes; easily mov-
ed and stay where
placed. Artistic
style%and finishes
made to order,
with slat and panel
work of beautiful
designs; frames
light and strong;
none such can be
obtained elsewhere
the most popular
blind in the mark-
et; tens of thou-
sands are in use;
agents wanted ev-
erywhere. Enclose
four cents stamps
for 80 page
illus-
trated catalogue.
Address
HARTMAN SLIDING BLIND CO.,
No. 75 Beaver st.. Wooster, Ohio, U. S. A.