Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-10

burg and Gap Iron Works. by virtue OF an
order from the Court of Common Pleas OF
Blair County. will offer ut public sale at the
Court House in Holidaysburg, Pa, on
Thursday, May 7, 1891,
At 10 O'Clock A. ". the following described
property viz:
No. All those certain SIX adjoining lots of
ground situated in Holliday-buTg, Pa, on
which are erected 4 large Rolling Mill. with
three trains of rolls, fix mill, rotary queezers,
shears, engines and boilers, lathes, Is pudding
and two heating furnaces, cranes, pumps.
grindstones, scales, saws, etc. Also a nail
factory, with 30 machines. engine and boilers,
two heating furnaces, etc. The buildings are
large and substantial, built of stone, covered
with slate roof. There is also q brick ware
house belonging 10 the property
NO. 1.-Two certain adj"nIn.. lots of ground
situated at the corner of Blair and Union
streets, Eollidaysburg, Pa. having thereon
erected eight double two-story plank DWELL
ing houses.
20. 3-"The Gap Furnace property" situated
in Freedom township, Blair county. Pa. con-
tanning about 5S4 acres, having thereon
blast furnace. 25 dwelling houses. stone store
building. blacksmith and wagonmaker shops,
two stables. Also the iron ore in and upon
other lands late the property of DIR. z. ShOen-
berger, situated upon the western side or
slope of Dunning's Mountain. with usual
mining privileges.
No. ALSO all ore rights and privileges de-
vised by the will of DIR. p Shoenberger TO the
owner of Gap Furnace to mine and take away
iron ore for one furnace at the Gap works
from any of the lands mentioned and de-
scribeu III said will as belonging or attached
to Bloomfield furnace property.
No. 5-Also about three acres of land in Bed
ford county, near Ore Hill, having thereon
two double and four single houses. Also
one-half acre. with dwelling house and stable,
AT Ore Hill, Pa
No. 6-Also part of TWO tracts in Blair town
ship on north side of summit of Short noun
tain, surveyed in names OF William Reed and
john Holiday, con aiming - acres.
No. 7-Tract in Greenfield township SURVEYED
in name of Thomas e. James, containing -
acres.
No S-Tract in Juniata township knewn as
THE Brallier Tract containing $50 acres.
more or less bounded by lands formerly owned
by Ed McGlue, T. ShOeDbergeT and others,
having thereon three small houses. log barn
and stables. -
No 9-Five hundred acres, more or less. In
Juniata township. bounded by lands of d. N.
Wilt. ]. Leghty, j. Reagan and others. hav-
ing thereon two log dwelling houses, log barn
and stable.
No. l0-Seyenty acres, more or less. in Juniata
township, adjoining Nj. Mcintosh. P. Stiffier
and others, with a one-half story log dwelling
house and small stable formerly owned by
James Stiffler.
No. 11-FOur hundred acres, more less, in
Greenfield township, bounded by lands of A
Knox and others, known Is "The Horseshoe
Tract" with a small log house.
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent when prop
erty is knocked down, balance of one-thfrd on
confirmation by the court: One-third III six
MONTHS and other Onc-third in one year. with
interest on deferred payments from cUnfirma-
tion of sale, to be secured by mortgage and
tion can be had by addressing the receiver at
Hollidaysburg, Pa.
JOSEPH FICHTNER,
apIO7Sw Receiver. etc