The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-11-10

The undersigned. owners. through their Attor-
- neys, Messrs. John Centrum and JohnGss
~ s. BiddisOn. will offer for SALE at Public l|a
Auction, ON THE PREMISES, on
Tuesday, Novensber goth, 1906,
At the hour of o'clock P. NJ,
ALL THAT VERY VALUABLE FEE-SIMPLE
Situate on the southwest side of Franklin ave-
nue.. near the Belair road, and
CONTAINING FIFTY FIVE ACRES AND
ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE SQUARE
PERCHES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
which by deed dated November 19th 1903, and
recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore
county, in Liber n; B. NJ. No. S7s folio 14s. &C..
s. Biddison. Administrators G. t. a., &c., to John
b; Longnecker and Henry Q: Longnecker.
The larger portion of said tract of land has
near the properties of Shultz. Seifert, Graham,
Nagengast, Hofstetter and others. tits situated
in one of the most healthy neiehborhoods in the
county, and is convenient to churches and
schools of every denomination and in the midst
of thriving and populous community. The
situation and surroundings of this property
INVESTORS AND DEALERS IN SUBURBAN
REAL ESTATE.
Whose attention is particularly directed thereto
for the purpose of profitable suburban develop
ment. To the northeast are the beautiful vii
lagos of Rockdale, Belle View and Belgravia; to
the southwest Gardenville and Southern Ave-
nue., rapidly improving; to the north Hamilton
and Hamilton Park; all of them handsomely
laid off and developed and rapidly Increasing the
Telephone and electric light connections may
be had at any point along the front of the prop
and Raspeburg Postofices and is encircIed with
churches; St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Par
ish and School being opposite on Franklin ave-
a short distance to the northwest on Franklin
avenue, with Gatchs NJ. E.Church and the Evan
gelical Lutheran Church within reasonable
walking distances. Public and Parochial Schools
are near the property.
Franklin avenue and the other public roads
and avenues in the vicinity are in excellent con-
Hamilton avenue affords short and direct route
to the growing village of Hamilton,
view from the more elevated horizons being
among the finest around the city and the Bel
air Road Electric Railway affords one of the
North avenue being made in ten minutes, with
scent fare from the centre of the city.
The impTovements consist Of
OTHER OUTBOILDINGS.
number of never failing springs of the finest
water are on the premises
There is also large number of shade and fruit
trees, and a. beautiful stream of water flows
through part of the land. small portion OF
south tbereof Is Wooda9S tb snlandid 10
BY reason Of the very large frontage on Frank
lin avenue this property is especially suitable
for suburban development; avenues could be
laid out through the property and the land along
way as to make the same splendidly paying in
vestment. Such has been the history of nearly
all the property in the vicinity.
INVESTORS AND REAL
ESTATE PROMOTERS SHOULD
NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.
This property will be offered in subdivisions
thereof and also as an entirety, the owners re-
serving the right to accept or reject any or all
bids that may be offered.
S9-A plat of the property may be seen at the
offices of Augustus Bouldin g. Co., Surveyors,
224 st. Paul street, Baltimore; John F. Con-
trum and John s. Biddison, Attorneys, 408 9-10
Law Building. CORTLAND street. Baltimore, or
at the office of THE BALTIMORE COUNTY UNION
and copy of the plat, showing the sub-divi
sions, may be had upon application to the At
tOrneys.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cash balance
in six and twelve months from the day of sale,
credit payments to bear interest from the day
the undersigned, owners or their said Attor-
peYsi ! Or all cash at purchasers option.