Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14
On the 18th of April, 1853,

AT EXCELSIOR HALL, in said city, a large
amount Of Personal Property and Real
Estate, the property OF the Association
There are 1900 shares issued by the Assocl-
Rtion at at 100 each-han and quarter shares
In proportion. Each share Is numbered and
entities the holder OF the certificate OF said
share to such article Of personal or realprOp-
erty as nay be distributed to 1t at the draw
ing. Half and quarter shares to have hall
and quarter interests In the property.
Every article to be distributed viii be
numbered in . schedule prepared by the
officers Of the Association and a printedcopy
will be furnished TO every shareholder. The
drawing will be superintendent by CON-
mitteeOf five DISTINGUISHED gentlemen Num-
bers corresponding 10 the numbers Of all the
certificates OF shares, n numbers repre-
senting all the articles OF property to be dis
tributed, will be placed in separate recepta-
cles. One number will be drawnf from each
receptacle and the holder Of the certificate
whose number Is drawn to it.
REAL ESTATE.
The Real Estate of the Association con-
sists of n large number Of eligible building
lots now vacant, and other lots on which are
erected dwelling houses with suitable ap-
purtenanees, furnishing very desirable resi-
Of Youngstown, md may be more partieu-
larry specified as follows:
CITY LOTS.
THY AOA6U AAOAL AAALy ~ II Auu4AEA ACG
front by n hundred and ffty feet deep,
situted in the southeast part Of the city, in
close proximity to the Immense iron works,
comprising rolling mills, nail factories and
furnaces, of Brown, Bonnell & Co.-to the
HimrOd furnaces-to the foundrtes and ma
chine shops OF Homer Hamilton & Go. and
OF Ward, Margerum & CO-to the Doll and
nut factories ofthe Youngstown Manufaetu-
ring Company-to the depot ofthe Lawrence
Railroad Company, to and other
turing and business establishments: They
Ia. ON the u-aufarn hank Of the MahOnfnu rfU-
er, q short distance south n east Of the
Pressure Isle street bridge, and front on Glib
sOn Park, Vine, Packard, Grand and River
streets, furnishing admirable building sites.
h soil allows the construction Of dry cell
lars, anddurable wells OF excellent water are
attainablo by digging to a moderate depth.
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 q few rods rom Wick
avenue, the Fifth avenue or Euclid street of
III city, into which Scott street runs at
right angles. They are OF two stories and
contain each six rooms,f our below and two
above. on lots fifty by Onehundred and eigh-
ty feet, and will be fitted up for gas early in
the spring, or as soon as pipes can be laid
along Scott street. being already extended
up Wick avenue Valued at 5000 each, and
rent for $50 per annum.
Five on Liberty street formerly Holmes
road and Rayen avenue, in the northwest
quarter Of the city, afew rods from theC leve-
land & Mahoning R.R- depot They are des-
tgnated by lumber on q plat No. i, corner
OF Liberty street and Rayen avenue, Is Of
two stories, has one CRATE. contains three
rooms below n two above papereds ana
q cellar kitchen. Lot sixty-nye Ieet HOnL Dy
one hundred and tWenty-One feet deep. Nc.
2, 8 and 4 on Liberty street are Of three sto-
ries, each has two CRATES size oflots NC. 2is
eS deep No 4 Is ~ front 90 feet rear, 119N
north side, and SSz south side on Pine street
No. s en- Raven avenue Is oftwo stories, with
four rooms below and two above, and cellar