Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-24
YoUNGsTOwN
PERSONAL PROPERTY
REAL sTATEAssocIATIoN

THIS ASSOCIATION, established
LIN the the City Of Youngstown, Ohio,
prOPoses To distribute among It's Sharehold-
ers, oy funtic Drawing, to ommenee at u
On the 28th of April, 1853,
amount Of Personal Property and Real
Estate, the property Of the Association
There are 1900 shares issued by the Assocf-
alton at a S5,DO each-half n quarter shares
in proportion. Each share Is numbered and
entities the holder OF the certificate OF said
share to such article OF personal or real prop
erty as may be distributed to IL at the draw
Ing. Half and quarter shares to have half
and quarter interests in the property.
Every article TO be distributed win b
numbered in q schedule prepared by tho
officers OF the Association and 4 printed COPY
viii be furnished to every shareholder. The
drawtng will be superfntended by n COM
mltteeof i've disinterested gentlemen. Num-
certificates OF shares, and numbers repre-
Senting all the articles OF property 10 be dis
triouted, viii be placed in separate recepta-
cles. One lumber will be drawn from each
receptacle and the holder Of the certificate
whose number Is drawn to IL.
REAL ESTATE
The Real Estate OF the Association con-
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lots now vacant, and other lots on which are
erected dwelling houses with suitable up-
Purtenanees, furnishing very desirable resi-
usneeS- Inns property Is all within the city
of youngstown. and may be more particu-
larly specified as follows:
CITY LOTS.
Fifty lots, from nfty to one hundred feet
mont by one hundred and fifty fee. deep.
situted in the southeast part OF the city, IN
close proximity 70 the Immense iron works,
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furnaces, OF Brown, Bonmell q Co.-to the
dimrod Iurnaces-tO the oundrie and ma
chine shops OF Homer Hamilton & Co. and
OF Ward, Margerum & Co.-to the bolt and
nut factories OF the Youngstown Manufacru-
ring ~Company-tO the depot Of The Lawrence
railroad Company, TO and other maDufac-
lie on the western bank OF the Mahoning riv-
er, q short distance south and east OF the
Presque Isle street bridge, and front on Glib
son, Park, Vine, Packard, Grand and River
streets, furnishing admirable building sites.
the soil allows the construction OF dry cell g..
lars, and durable wells of excellent water are
Lotsvalued at $500 each.
DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS
These consist Of Ten new frame houses,
nicely painted outside and inside, and in
perfect order, and are located as follows.
Five on Scott street. in the northern part
OF the city, and but a few rods from Wick
Fvenue, the Fifth avenue or Euclid street OF
the. city, into which Scott street runs at
contain each six rooms, four below and two
above, on lots nifty by one hundred and elEh-
~ feet and viii be fitted up for gas early n
ne spring OF as soon as pipes can be aid
up Wick avenu Valued at 5000 each, and
rent for $50 per annum-
Five on Liberty street formerly Holmes
road and Rayen avenue, in the northwest
quarter o. the eity, afew rods nom the ieve-
and a MQhOnfnU r r nar0e Thau - h.
tgnated by numbers on n plat No. ], corner
OF Liberty street and Rayen avenue. is OF
two stories, has one crate, contains three
below and two above, papered, and
a cellar kitchen. Lot sixty-ive feet mont by
one hundred and twenty-One feet deep. No.
and 4 on Liberty street are OF three sto-
Y feet front by I2l deep, No. 8 Il 'front.' by
g deep, No Is ~ mont SO feet rear. llyH
north side, and So south side on Pin street
o rooms below and two above, and cellar
Kitchen. Lot 43 'front.' by II deem. Value
at $500 each and rent FOR $500 per annum.
HORSES.
SIX celebrated blooded horses. PAGERS and
~trotters. all al whom have won purses. and
al perfectly sound and in good condition
They are:
GRAY EAGLE. can pace his mile In 2n-
LIST heat 2AN. 2d heat 2ZsZ. 81 heat 22IX
ith heat 22fZ, and 5thL heat 22l Since that
ne has made better time, and IL considered
The best PAGER In this part Of the country
Valued at $500.
MIKE GOODWIN, the best trotter in the
West. He has lately trotted in Akron, Ra-
VIENNA and Youngstown, Ohio, andin James
.own, y. Y, and won every race. Valued At
A ToM. Trotter; a fine young blocded
less. won his first race in YOUNGSTOWN Dri-
wing Park, In the fall Of 1858. Valued at SSoa.
HONEST JANE can trot hermIIe in less than
30. Has won several important races IN
mis- part OF the country, has q wide reputa-
ton. Valued at S9O0.
WILD TURKEY. Trotter; time, 30; has
made MS mile In less; has won several ra-
ses IL well known in eastern Ohio, and wes-
stern Pennsylvania. Valued at Sl,20a
QUEEN EMMA. Trotter; time. 30; known
mare; Sire Abdallah Chief; age six years,
perfectly gentle. and one Of the most prom
young mares in the country. Valued
at Sl,aQ.
PIANOS.-Two splendid eight octsve .made
BY the most celebrated manufacturers; val
1ed at 500 each.
WASHING MACHINES-l0D Dexter Wash
Machines, Improved. the best ever
invented. and the only machines thai do the
work thoroughly without tearing or inju-
ing the clothes-They are universally recon-
nendedw wherever tried. Value, SD each.
CLOTHES wRINGERS-Tvesty Clothes
Of the most improved form and
universally approved and recommended
Value, $40 each.
SEWING MACHINES-Ten Sewing Ma
,hines: Grover & Baker and Howe nnish-
ID In the best style. Value, $50 each.
wAGoNs.-One two horse Wagon, value.
ana one Express Wagon, value, s90
FURNITURE-Elegant parlor mad cham
Ier s~ettsIeonsisting OF sofas. escritoires,
.abinets, writing desks. &c.
GOLD AND SILVER wARE-Goid wate-
les nom SO 20 $50. Silver Watches from $50
o $50, of the best American and European
Tea and table spoons. Forks
md other household paraphernalia, all made
silver Of the best quality.
JEwELRY.-Diamond rings, breast pima
md other diamond rnaments.
SHOT GUNs.-Twelve doubled barreIled
hot guns, handsomely finished Value SID.
GAS PIPE-One hundred feet finch gas
oipe, value $3.50. and one hundred feet "
nch, value so. for drillers use.
NAHS-One hundred kegs assorted sizes
Talue S65O.
~IRON-Twenty tons foundry Iron, value
90.
COAL VASES-Fifteen Coal Vases, splen-
idly ornamented. Value $50.
DRY GOODS-Twenty-eightdres patterns
Black, Purple, Plaid, Striped, DTab, and
ther eOlored silks, Merinoes, Poplins, Win
Tarletans, &c, from $50 TO SIS; Paisley
nd ether Shawls, from SIS to $50; Carpet
ng, Hearth Rugs, CounterpaneS, Sets Furs.
Ollar and Muh SO to Sl60; Piano covers. La
e Curtains and Handkerchief, Lace Col
ars, &C.
CLOTHING.-OyeTeoats, from SO To ssD-
)ress coats from so to SO. and suits OfcIothes
rom SIS TO s0 " be made TO measure after
be draWinE. and 70 be % the value speckied
. the schedule or IN their place other arti-
les OF clothing o. like valae1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A variety of miscellaneous articles al OF
ans value. The total number Of arti-
les to he distributed Il fourteen hundred
no article Il Of less value b I've dol
lrs.
SUMMARY.
The Cheers OF the Association pledge them
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