ALABAMA.
Birmingham.—D. A. Helmich, architect,
has
prepared plans for the following work
from his office:
Church building for South Highlands
Presbyterians; R. F. Stewart, builder;
cost, $20,000.
Residence for H. H. Sinnige; Gossett
& Cochrun, builders; cost, $5,000.
Residence forCapt. John White; Evans,
Pratt & Evans, builders; cost, $3,500.
Tenements for IT. ;H. Mayberry; Gos-
sett & Cochrun, builders ; cost, $5,000.
Store building for G. A. Horele; cost,
$20,000.
Residence for W. H. Kettig; cost, .
Montgomery.—R. N. McGrath, architect,
has prepared plans for:
Two brick stores, three stories, 33 feet
front, Commerce street, for W. G. Whar-
ton ; Tigh & Williams, builders; cost,
$lO,OOO.
Two brick stores, three stories, 50 feet
front, for Messrs. Mclntyre & Bros., corner
Commerce and Tallapoosa streets; Tigh &
Williams, builders; cost, $13,000.
Compress and storage warehouse, for
Alabama Compress and Storage Co.,
Riverside Park; W. B. Worthington,
builder; cost, $40,000.
Compress for Mutual Compress Co.;
cost, $25,000.
Cloverdale Electric Street Oar Land Co.
have now laid oyer fifteen miles of track
and poles up. Will be in operation by
August 15th, 1892. A big company.
Monte Sano.—Duval & Fayrot, architects,
New Orleans, La., have prepared plans
for a residence and stable; cost, $75,000.
Opelika.—D. A. Helmich, architect,
Birmingham, has prepared plans for a
hotel for B. G. Cooper & Sons; cost,
$25,000.
FLORIDA.
Jacksonville. —W. Cotter, architect, has
prepared plans for a residence for C.
Drew (Riverside); cost, $6,000.
School house for Board of Public In-
struction (Riverside).
Residence for S. Richardson; cost,
$3,500.
Residence for Dr. S. Mitchell; cost,
$7,000.
GEORGIA.
Augusta.—J. C. Turner, architect, has
prepared plans for a residence for G.
J.
Fargo; M. E. Sanford,builder; cost, $1,500.
Residence for Mrs. F. W. Clark
;
Rich-
ardson & Dickson, builders; cost, $3,500.
Residence for John Milherin; M. G.
Dunne, builder; cost, $3,500.
Residence for A. P. H.Mullarky; A. W.
O’Neal, builder; cost, $3,500.
Residence for Dr. W. C. Checkley ; cost,
$lO,OOO.
Residence for Mrs. N. A. Hankerson;
cost, $2,500.
Dawson.—T. W. Smith, architect, has
prepared plans for J. B. Sample, Second
avenue, between 12th and 13th, hard-
wood mantels, stained glass, finished in
natural pine and oak; cost, $3,500.
KENTUCKY.
Covington.—Dan’l Seger, architect, has
prepared plans for a residence for Mr.
Hortsman; George & Boone, builders;
cost, $4,250.
Residence, brick, for Mrs. Ward; Geo.
D. Loder, builder; cost, $4,250.
Residence for B. H. Thoman, 4th
street; Jno. W. Jones, builder; cost,
$5,500.
Residence for Mrs. M. A. Jones, Scott
st., between 17th and 18th; Jno. W.
Jones, builder; cost, $2,400.
Residence, frame, for W. J. Sanford,
Saratoga street; E. H. Ashley, architect;
Jno. W. Jones, builder; cost, $l,lOO.
254 THE SOUTHERN ARCHITECT.
! "
i
■
•
2.^
i
1
u
mm
jnside Rlinds and Screens,
TnE
SECTIONAL SLIDING BLINDS,
PATENT FOLDING BLINDS,
REGULAR FOLDING BLINDS,
WINDOW SCREENS and
SCREEN DOORS.
CATALOGUE A.-
Pocket Edition. Free.
CATALOGUE B.—
Window Screen and Screen Door
Edition. Free.
CATALOGUE C.—
Architects’ and Builders’ Edition.
So Cents.
Wilier Manufacturing Co.,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Send 16 cents in
stamps for the Wilier March, for the piano, dedicated to this Company by Director Chr. Bach.
P. & F. CORBIN*
MANUFACTURERS OF
Fine Builders and Cabinet Hardware.
INCLUDING ALL THE
Latest and Host Popular Designs.
—ALSO—
The Celebrated “HARVARD” Flat Keyed
Cylinder LOCKS.
especial Attention given to Architects Designs.
Factories—New Britain, Conn. -
- Warehouses —New York & Chicago.
THOS. I. CLARKE & CO., Agents, Atlanta Ga.
EN