THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, MARCH 18. 1898. tARBQNDJLLE. Il'he Carbondale rrcrrespoiidence of Ths OHbiuie his been pfcuced In the hands or Mr. Ci . It. llunri, Salem avenuo and Church alTcrtt, in whom nrws ttt-ms ntajr 184 dWrnno'l, A."! 'cfcmptnluts an 'to Ir regular jUlhAS',, pva, should be nvado to W. J. .Rbtwrts, Jifvw ncent.l COUNTY FAIR IN CARBONDALE. That Is Ono of tho rrolmlillltlci lor the Coining Nensoii. Georgo Olios hns leased Anthracite park for tho coming yenr from the Cnrbondnle Traction companr nnd Is planning to give tho people of this city their fill of outdoor sports during tho nummer reason. Ho believes that the success of the place under the manage ment of the Gentlemen's Driving asso ciation last neason shows the demand for such an enterprise and he has made plans that will Insure a full programme of events for nil holidays. While the arrangement are not completed, he expects to arrange for a strong base ball team which will be pitted against the strongest amateur teams of this vicinity; and a number of professional clubs, Including the Cuban Giants, will also be brought here during the season If tho people show an Interest In the l national game. The usual race meets will be held and Sir. Giles hopes to arrange for a i county fair to he held about the first of September. He beltevs that Carbon 1 dalo Is bo located that exhibits would bo brought here from Wayne unci Sus quehnnna, ns well as this county. It Is also probable that sometime dur ing thesummer a grand spectacular simi lar to the 'Last Days of Pompeii" will I be given nt the pnrk. This affair, It Is I believed, would draw crowds from all sections nereuouuis. no nun auraui entered Into negotiations with a New Tork firm concerning the matter. SILVER TORCH. Thnt Will Ho tbo Prize for Which Popular EncinouTN Hill t'onteat. Tho Germanla band has arranged a contest between two well-known rail road men of this city to raise money for the payment of their handsome new instruments. The contestants are Sherman Glld ersleeve, of the Ontario and Western, and Edward Atkinson, of the Dela ware and Hudson. Both are among the most popular engineers of the roads centering in this city, and their friends will doubtless rally to their support in this friendly rivalry. The prize to be contested for Is a sliver en gineer's torch with gold mountings. It will be on exhibition In this city 'ere long and the books In which the votes are to be recorded are already being placed among friends of those In terested. The result of the contest will tie announced at a social to be given by the board In the Watt building In about six months'. DESIRE AT LEAST ONE DELAGATE. Tho secretary of the health board Is in receipt of the following letter: "En closed please find copies of the pre liminary announcement of tho next an nual meeting of the Associated Health authorities of Pennsylvania. Tho oc casion will be one of unusual interest and profit. It Is hoped that your hon orable bourd will be represented by at least one delegate. As soon as this matter Is determined, I beg you will not delay informing the secretary. Dr. William B. Atkinson, 1400 Pine street, Philadelphia, how many your board will send, and applying for reduced railroad rates, I have the honor to be Yours respectfully, Benjamin Lee, M. D. Chairman Executive Committee. The annual meeting will be held this year In Lancaster on May IS and 19. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. A very successful supper was con ducted at the Burkett street home of Thomas Pengelly Wednesday evening by Professor Lceher's Methodist Sun day school class. A very bounteous collation was served and desuite tho very low price of 15 cents the projec tors netted J36 for the church. J. B. Shannon has sold the house and one half of the lot recently pur chased of Mrs. William Cox. on Darte street, to Edward H. Smith of Wyom ing street. The lot acquired by Mr. Smith is 48x75. H. P. Hathaway, of Washington place, who to almost an octogenarian, has been in ill health of late, and yes terday his condition was so serious as to alarm the family. Dougherty & Martin's team of horses, while standing In front of their store yesterday took fright and dashed up Church street until they reached Kir- by's furniture establishment, where they were stopped by Ernest Down- kton. No damnge was done to either the jrses or wagon. lUlss Myrtle Bryant, of Belmont Ireet, has been made the recipient Vot a handsome upright piano. itouert McMillan, machinist nt the locomotive shops, left yeBterday for Hochester, N. Y., where he will fill a more lucrative situation. Mr. McMil lan was a member of the Cycle club and its members with other friend re gret his departure. 'John Gubert while hunting in the woods near Waymart yesterday lost his handsome setter dog. The animal did not return last night and fears that It had been stolen wero enter tained. Yesterday he received word that the canine was safe. A quarterly convention will be held In St. Hose hall on the first Sunday In April. Delegntes from all the T. A. B. societies between Forest City and Peckvllle will be present. The meeting will be held under the nusplces of St. Rose Ladles' T. A. B, society, who are HENRY BEL3N, JR., Oenerul Aent for ths Wyomlni BUtrlcifj.- DUPOIT Ulaiug, Wanting, Sporting, Smokelen fad tho Kepuuno Clieiulou'. Compuny'i HIGH EXPLOSIVES. btft'ty Fuse, Caps uod Uxplodars. Booms aia 213 and 'JM Commonweilts V Building, Scruntoo. AGENCIES: THOS, FOHD, JOHN a SMITH A 30X W. B. MULLIGAN, I'ltUton Plymouth WUWes-Uurrj mwwa. nt present busily engaged In preparing a programme for the event. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Urakenshlre, of Garfield nvenue, have gono to Wis consin, where her brother Is seriously 111. Miss Hcttlo Davis has returned home from Now York. Alderman Jonen Is moving Into his now ofllce In the Burko building. JERMYN AND MAYFIELD. The family residence of Mr. nnd Mrs. Anthony Nary was totally deftroyed by firo nt 2 o'cioclt'yesterdsy morning. Michael Denn, a brother of Mrs. Nary, was roiurnlntr from Forest Pity, nnd when nt the Delaware and Hudson de pot he discovered the tiro In the back kitchen. He ran and aroused the fam ily, nnd only in time to save .them from being cremated, for In n few min utes the structure was enveloped In llaiues. Tho William Walker Hose company icsponded to tho alarm, but by the time that they wero on tho scene the building was nearly destroy ed. The company confined Us efforts to raving tho buildings on the adjoin ing lots. Tho cause of tho fire, It la thought, was the exploding of a kero pone lamp. The loss will be nearly liquidated by the amount of Insurance. Tho annual missionary services will be held In tho Primitive Methodist church on next Sunday. Hev. K. W. Wilson, of Nuntlcoke, will preach ap propriate pennons. All are cordially invited to attend. Mfs. C. D. Ilelmes, who for some years past hits been making her home with her son, Justice Holme?, left on Wednesday for FHenton, Lycoming county, to reside with her daughter. Mrs. John Mnynu, of Mayfleld, Is confined to her home wttn sickness. Mrs. Edward Woodworth, of Second street, has buffered a great, deal during the past several days. Willi handling n cactus plant last week she struck her arm against It. Shortly afterwards she felt pain In her arm which soon be came intense. This continued for a few days, and It was feared she would lose her arm. Yesterday It bgan to yield to the treatment, .md It Is likely tint she will regain the use of her arm !n a few davs. Patrick Tallet, a door-tender In tho Glenwood mine, was squeezed between cars on last Tuesdr.y. The Injury he Mistainad Is very painful, but not seri ous. It Is thought that he will be out ngnln In a few days. Mr. Wlnfleld, of Scolt road, has se cured employment at Scranton. Professor W. A. F. Scott, or Carbon dale, was in town yesterday. Mr. Scott is a spsciallst In stenography and typewriting, and conducts a school in which those branches are taugh't. John W. Jones, of Third street, was visiting friends in Wllkes-Barre yes tot day. John Friend, of Mayfield, was visiting friends in Prlceburg Inst evening. The Ontario and Wfstern company paid their employes hero yesterday. St. Patrick's Day was observed In a most quiet way In this town yesterday. PECKVILLE. Mrs. Mary Campbell, of Bradford county. Is visiting her brothers, John and Hober English. Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Hartman are visiting with friends at Shickshlnny. Mr. and Mrs. Nlles Johnson are Im proving the looks of their residence with a new coat of paint. Miss Maud Treverton has been indis posed for the cast few davs. Mrs. Olver Glnnvllle has moved from South Main street Into the house with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Waltz, on Hickory street. Joseph Melbourne and bride have started housekeeping In one of the Wise estate houses on Hickory street. The following Is an itemized state ment of the receipts and dsbursements of the fair and trades display of the Wilson Firo company: Receipts of Booth No. 1, $23.40; No. 2, $C0; No. 3, $50.95; No. 4. $22; No. 5, $27; No. 6, $22.03; Roberts Bros.' booth, $214; Grelner & Son's booth, $11; soft drink booth, $28. 72; soap booth, $5.25; watch contest, $179.50; doll contest, $45.25; llute con test, $45; doll's bed contest, $9.05; E. II. Sturgess' check, $20; F. D. Brundage's check, $15; John Wearne's check, $3; Jeff Wearne's check, $3; $10 gold piece. i3.Ua; jj. u. mack's check, $3; Frank Pickering's check, $2; programme ad vertising, $35.25: bicycle, $05; door re-' celpts, $101.61; donations, $173.09; total cash receipts, $1,030.94; bills collectable. $14.00; gross receipts, $1,051.54; bills paid, $637.05; cash on hand, $414.49; building valued at $305.5; net profits, $720.03. W. B. Stevens, president; W. J. Broad, secretary. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Peters, of Acad emy street, were tho recipients of a pleasant surprise party tendered them by a large number of their friends on Wednesday evening. Vocal and Instru mental selectons were rendered by sev eral members of the party, and refresh ments were served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Windsor Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Homer English, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Page. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Peck, Mr. and Mrs. John Purdy, Mrs. Aden Samson, Mrs. Halden Hammond, Mrs. Elmer Kennedy, Mrs. William Grls dale, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. George Tiffany, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Wade man, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Pickering, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Tuthlll, Mr. and Mrs. William Vanderfort, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jermyn, Mr! and Mrs. George W, Roberts, Rev. and Mrs. S. C. Slmp klns. Mlftses Jennie nnd Cassle AVI1 llams, Ida Samson, Stella Wademan, Sophie Slmpklns, Blanche nnd Florence Taylor, Margaret and Jennie Williams, Ellle Curtis, Nora Pickerng. Cora Sam son. Reba Smpklns, May Jenkins, nnd Messrs. John II. Klnback, Arlie Jen kins, Florence Swingle, Edmond Wil liams, Willie Lewis. WAVEItLY. George Hall, of Wllkes-Bnrre, was a visitor hero last Saturday. Mrs. Stanley Moore has purchased tho S. A. Reynolds property on Church street. Mrs, Ernest Lowery Is convalescent from her recent illness. The holy rite of baptism was admin istered to Eben Voorhls, George Doty, Henry Dlx, Eben Doty and Laverne Dlx at the Baptist church last Sunday evening by tho pastor, Rev. A. Bergen Browe. Mrs. Theodore Bedford, of Philadel phia, Is tho guest of Burgess and Mrs. Sterling Bedford. A large number -of our most repu table citizens attended license court this week . An epidemic of measles, scaiietlna nnd whooping cough is prevailing here at present. Rev. J. B. Sumner will preach at the Methodist Episcopal church next Sun duy nt 10.S0 n. m, Rav. A. Bergen Browe will 1111 the pulpit at the Baptist church next Sun day at 10.30 n. m. nnd 7.30 p. m. In tho evening the holy rite of baptism will be administered to some now con verts. Shaving, hair-cutting and shampoo- ing at Martin Hold's barber shop, next door to postomce. TAYLOR NEWS. I'll no nil of IjowU M. Itoesu Largely Attended-. Coming Nmoltor of tho American Protestant Assnclntlon. The funeral of tho lato Lewis M, Reese tool: place from his late home on Union street yesterday afternoon, and the largo concourse of sorrowing friends present nt the obsequies nt tested the esteem In which ho was held. At 2.30 o'clock services were conducted by the Rev. J. M. Lloyd, of the Welsh Baptist church. The remains wero borno to the Forest Home cemetery for Interment. The Tribune brnnch offlee in Taylor Is In the Coblelgh building. Local Rep resentative E. G, Evans is In charge. Misses Emma Day, Lovldy Done stone, Jessie M, Jones nnd Mrs. Wil liam Wat kins, of thl3 place, were tho guests of friends In Hyde Park on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Coblelgh, of Main street, Is seri ously ill. Tho coming smoker of the Lacka wanna lodge, No. 113, American Pro testant association, Is the next event to occur. A programme is now being arranged to bo rendered In connection with the lunch and smoker. Tho smoker will occur on the 22d Inst. Martin Luther lodge, No. 22, Loyal Knights of America, will meet thl3 evening In Reese's Unit. Mrs. James Morris, sr., was the guest of friends In Green Ridge on Monday. The revival services which are being held weekly nt the Primitive Metho dist church of the Archbald nnd of which Evangelist Kectlln, of New York, hus charge, are being well at tended. It is war with marbles Instead of with Spain among the school boys now adays. The funeral of the child of Mr. and Mrs. John James, of West Mlnooka, occurred yesterday afternoon. Services were held In the house by tho Rev. J. M. Lloyd. Burial was made in the Forest Home cemetery. The Taylor Choral union will meet for rehearsal this evening nt the Cal vary Baptist church. All members and those who wish to join are urgently requested to be present. The borough fathers will meet this evening In the council chambers, when Important business will be transacted. Tho eisteddfod which was held at the Lawrence church, Old Forge, yester day, wns largely attended both after noon and evening. EAXTON. The Ladies Aid of the Dalton Meth odist Episcopal church will serve warm sugars, Ice cream and cake Friday evening, March' 18. m GEORGIA'S FORESTS GOING. The History of Other States Dupli cated in Thnt Ono. From tho Baltimore Sun. A serious problem is confronting tho lumbermen of Georgia In the rapid de vastation of the magnificent pine for ests, which .twenty years ago teemed Inexhaustible. It has become a custom to plant saw mills and turpentine distilleries in the heart of the forests, and then work outward, until the timber had been converted into lumber, or rendered worthless by the operations of the tur pentine operators. This has resulted In rapidly thinning out the forests?, un til now even In the wild land portion of the stato an unbroken line of dense growth is rare. An effort was mnde to enact laws by which those cutting down trees would be compelled to plant others In their places, but such a statute has never found favor with a majority of the legislators, as strong lobbies were uhvays present In behalf of the lum ber and turpentine Interests. Forest land can be obtained for a mere song, from $1.50 to $2 an acre, and this has tempted a large number of men with enough capital to run Itin erant sawmills. Tharo Ib one consola tion In the fact that where the giant pines once stood farms are springing up, and there Is reason for the belief that the state will ultimately relinquish the Industry of lumbering for the moro extensive one of agriculture. SHERIFF'S SALES OBEIUFF'S BALK. -OF- Valuable Real Estate -ON- FltlDAY, APRIL 1, 1593. By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa cias, Levari Facias and Venditioni Ex ponas, Usced out of tho court of common picas of Lackawanna county, to mc di rected. I will expose to public sale by ven due or outcry, to the highest and best biuaer, tor casn, ait tne court House, in the city of Scranton, Lackawanna coun ty, on FRIDAY, the FIRST DAY OF APRIL, A. D. lSiS, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, all the right, title and Interest of the defendants in and to the following described lots, piece or parcels of land, viz.: No. 1. All tho right, title and Interest of the defendant, Joseph Nadalskey, In and to all that certain ono lot of land with the lir.provemor.ta thereon, situate In the Township of Fell, County of Lacka wanna, and State of Pennsylvania be ing n part of what la known as tho "War ren" lot, which Is part of an original tract In tho warrantee name of l'oter lieech, said lot being number eighteen US) south plot and situate upon street called and known ns Main street upon the War ren plot or addition to Forest City, In tended to bo duly registered and recorded; said lot being sixty (CO) feot In front and one hundred and fifty (150) feet deep and rectangular in shape. Coal and minerals reserved. Being the same lot of land con veyed to Joseph Nadalskey by doed of October SI, 1891, by Goorge w. Cramer, et nl. Improved with two two-Btory frnmo dwelling house, a barn nnd other outbuildings thereon. Seized and tal nn In execution at the stilt of J. M. Frank vs. Joseph Nadalskey. Debt, S75.00. Judsment No. 12J, Nov. T 1893. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1K9S. LANGB, Atty. ALSO No. 2.-AII the right. Iltlo and Interest of tho defendants, Bridget McNIcholas nnd William McNIcholas, In and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land. Bltuato. lying und belni In the City of Scranton, County of LacVawannn. and Stato of Pennsylvania, bounded and de scribed as lot No. 9, In squaro or block No. 59, nnd Bltuate on tbo easterly corner of Luzcine nnd Nineteenth streets, ac cording to J. Heormun's map of South Hydo Park. Said lot being rectangular in shape, fifty (50) feet In front and rear, and ono hundred and fifty (150) feet In depth. Reservation of conl nnd minerals. All Impioved with a two-story fiamo dwelling houso nnd other outbuildings. Being the same premises which Charles P. Matthows and wife granted and con veyed to tho said Bridget McNIchols, by deed dated May 10. Hfci, and recorded in tho recorder's ollice of Lackawanna county In Deed Book No. 51, page 422. Seized und taken lit execution at tho SHERIFF'S SALES suit of tho Now Germanla Building and Loan Association vs. Bridget McNIcholas nnd William McNIcholas. Debt, $1,123.00. Judgment No. S67, March Term. 1S93. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1898. ZIMMERMAN, Atty. ALSO No. 3. All the right, title nnd Interest of the defendant. A. 13. Tenvllllger, in and to nil tho following described lot of land, sltuntc, lying nnd being in the Township of South Ablngton, In tho Coun ty of Lackawanna, nnd State of Penn sylvania, described ns follows: Belli lot number two hundred nnd twenty-four (224) on street called and known as Clurk nvenue, upon tho plan or plot of High land Park, Intended to bo dulv registered and recorded. This lot Is Ilfty (50) feet In front, fifty (50) feet In rear, nnd one hundred and fifty (130) feet In depth. Uo lng Bamo tot of land conveyed to snld A. E. TerwIIIlKor by Charles dul'ont Breck, trustee, by deed dated 30th August, ISM. Improved with a two-story fraino dwell ing houso and outbuildings. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of Suburban Building nnd Loan As voclntlon vs. A. E. Tcrwllllger. Debt. tGtl.lS. Judgment No. SU, March T., 1S98. i. la. to Aiarcn r., nvt. COMEGYS, Atty. ALSO No. 4.-A11 tho right, title and Interest of tho defendant, in and to tho following described pleco or pnrcel of land, sltu nto in tho Borough of Elmhurst, In tho County of Lncknwnnnn, I'ennsylvnnla. Being all thn following pleco of land be ginning In tho center of Roaring Brook Tumpiko Road, thenco nlong tho same soutn 4 uegrces ru minutes west, three hundred and eight feet to tho Intersection of the northerly lino of Delaware. Lacka wanna nnd Western Railroad Company right of way; thenco along tho samn north 42 degrees west, eight hundred and seventy-clglit feet to n corner; thence south 79 degrees enst, five hundred and fifteen feet to a corner; thoncn south 3 degrees 20 minutes wost. one hundred and forty-fmir feet; thonee north 81 degrees 30 minutes west threo feet to n corner; thenco south 4 degree 50 minutes west eighty feet to a corner; thenco south 81 degrees 30 minutes east one hundred and thirty-nine feet to the plneo of beginning. Containing three and 20-100 acres. Being the land conveyed by S. S. Spruits and wife to Thomns Holtham by deed dated 11th May, A. D. l0. Improved with n two-story frame building known as1 the "Park Hotel," a large barn, an ico house, a small dwell ing houso and other outbuildings thereon. SECOND. All tho Ushl. titlo and Interest of the defendant, Thomas Hol tham, in nnd to nil that certain lot, pleco or parcel of land, situate In the City of Scranton. In tho Coitntv of Lacka wanna, find State of Pennsylvania, bounded nnd described as follows: Ue lng tho whole of lot No. G In block No. 302; nccordlng to plot of Meylort's addition to Scranton and Green Ridge, nnd also tho northerly one-quarter part of lot No. flvo (5) In block No. 302. which lies between the rear end of said lot No, 6 nnd part of lot No. 5 and tho rear end of lot No. 7 In said block No. 302 and the Delnwaro nndlludsonR.R. Company's right of way. said lot nnd parts of lets are all adjoin ing and are bounded ns follows: Begin ning at n corner of lot No. 7 In front on Sanderson avenuo; thence northerly along paid avenue fifty (50) feet, more or leas, to a point nnd corner ten (10) feot into lot No. 5. that is to take In and Include ten feet of tho northerly part of lot number five; thsnee easterly in a straight line through said lot No. 5. three hundred feet, more or less, to the Delaware and Hudson R. R. Company's right of way; thenco northerly along said right of way ninety feet, more or less, to a corner of lot No. 8 In said block: thence westerly about ten feet along said lot No. 8; thence soutn. erly along rear ena or lot ro. 7 a ins tance of forty feet: nnd thenco westerly along the line of said lot No. 7,HK) feot. he the same more or less, to tho corner on Sanderson avenue, the placo of begin ning. The measurement of tho depth to commence ten feet from the inside of the sidewalk with tho right to enclose said ten feet for yard, etc.. and Is the land conveyed by G. W. Veal and wife to Thomas Holtham by deed dated 2Gth May, 1891, recorded in Deed Book No. SO, page 521, etc. Improved with a two-story double tenement houfe. one frame barn and outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of S. S. Spruks vs. Thomas Holtham. Debt. $i,000.00. Judgment No. 29S, Sep tember Term, 1S96. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1S9S. P. W. STOKES. Atty. ALSO No. 5. All the rlsht, title and Interest of the defendant, John Swallow, In nnd to all those two certain lot, pieces or par cels of land, situate, lying and being on River street, In tho Borough of Olyphunt, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described ns lots numbers eleven and thirteen (No-. 11 and 13) on said River street, according to the map of lands of tho Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, In said Borough of Oly phnnt. Said two lots are contiguous and measure together In front on said River street ono hundred and twenty (120) feet in width, the same In rear, and ono hun dred nnd fifty (150) feet In depth. Coal and minerals reserved. All Improved with two double frnmo tenement houses nnd other outbuildings. Being the same prem ises which R. J. Gallagher granted and conveyed to tho said John Swallow by deed dated tho 21th day of Juno, 1S91, in recorder's ottice of Lackawanna County, In Deed Book No. 82, pago 427. Seized and tnken In execution nt tho suit of Anthracite Building and Loan As sociation vs. John Swallow. Debt, $1.6SO.no. Judgment No. 531. Janunry Term, lbM. Fl, fa. to March T 1S9S. ZIMMERMAN. Atty. ALSO No. C Alt the right, titlo and Interest of tho defendant. James N. McLaughlin, In nnd to nil those certain pieces or par cels of land, situate In the Townsnlp of Scott, County of Lackawanna, and Stato of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit.: The first thereof ; Beginning In tho cen ter of a public lead leading from Tom klnsvlllo to tho Orvls Coiners; thence ulong lands of Benlra Taylor, north 41 degrees west 37 chains to u public road; thenco In a southerly direction along the center of said road 13 chains and CO links to a stako and stones corner; thenco along lands of thu heirs of Caleb Lowry, Pres ton Brown. Trumnn Taylor, other lands of said defendant, hereinafter described and designated "Second" parcel, and lands of John M. Taylor, south 43 degreos east 50 chains and 50 links to tho centur of the first mentioned road; thenco along tho center of the same north 17 degrees east 15 chains and C8 links to the place of beginning. Containing l- acres and 123 rods, more or lesa. All Improved with a slnglo two-story framu dwelling house; one frame horse barn, ono frume cow barn, with n frame shed attached, one smnll hay barn and other outbuildings. The second thpreof, joining the above piece on tho southern side, beginning ot a stake and stones corner, the northeast corner of Truman Taylors land; thence souin u percnes to a post anu stones; thence In a southwesterly direction nlong land of J. M. Taylor's thirty-one and one half perches to n post. The corner of Stephen A. Taylor's land: thenco In a northwesterly direction along Bamo 61 perches to a beach sapling, the corner of Truman Taylor and Gilbert Berry's land; thenco In a northeasterly dlroctlon ulong land of Truman Taylor. 52 perches to the place of beginning. Containing HVi acres of land, moro or less. Seized nnd taken In oxeoutlou nt tho nult of Leila L. Villi and Cellnda A. Vail vs. James N. McLaughlin. Debt. 2 097.01. Judgment No. 21, January Term, 1898. Fl. fa. to March Term. 198. GEO D. TAYLOR, Atty. ALSO No. 7. All tho right, title an Interest of tho defendants, Bridget Ryan and Jeremiah Ryan, In und to all tho follow ing lot. pleco or parcel of land, situato In tho City of Scranton. County of Lack awanna, and Stato of Pennsylvania, and beginning at n corner on tho sldo of tho road lending from Scranton to Provi dence; thenco nlong said rond 33 degrees east CO feet to a corner In line of lot for merly owned by Mr. Casey: thence north 52 degrees west 12 perches to n corner on or about the brink of the hill; thenco outh 33 degrees west CO feet to u corner; and thence south 52 degrei cast 12 perche to the place of beginning, Containing about 41 perches of laud, bo the same moro or loss. Coal nnd minerals re served. Improved with a two-story frnmo building used as a hotel, ono doublo frame dwelling Iioiiho, one bain, ono-h.ilf of u burn and outbuildings thereon. Seized and tnken In execution at tho suit of West Side Hank vs. Brldgot Ryan nnd Jeremiah Ryan. Debt. Jl.177.oo, Judg ment No, COS, Janunry Term, 189C. Lev. fa. to March Term. 1898. TAYLOR it LEWIS, Attys. ALSO No. 8.-AU tho right, title nnd Interest of tho defendant, August Gronko, In and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate on the old log road In the City of Scranton, County of Lackaanna, SHERIFF'S SALES tfwvvvMv nnd State of Pennsylvania, being part of lots No.i. 13 nnd 15, In square or block No. 49, according to the Pawnco Conl Com pany's map of lands In the City of Scranton, bounded and described as fol lows, to wit.: On the north by a public alley; on tho south by tho old log rond; on tho east by the center lino re.tslnc through lot No. 15, from the old log road to said alley, nnd on the west by lot No. II, In said block. Being nil of lot No. 13 und tho westerly half of lot No. 13, lying north of bald old log road: snld lot being alxty (CO) feet In width along said alley, and extending ot that width In depth to paid old log read. All Improved with a frame dwelling houso and outbuildings. Being tho snmo premises which Michael Dough erty und wlfo grunted nd conveyed to paid August Gronke, by deed dated 23rd (lay of July, 1S92, nnd recorded in the to rorder's olllco of Lackawanna county In Deed Book No. 22. pago 111, etc. Coal nnd minerals excepted und reserved. Seized and taken In execution nt the suit of tho Citizens' Building and Loan Association vs. August Gronke. Debt, tl.G67.42. Judgment No. 703 March Term, 1893. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1893. ZLMMERMAN, Atty. ALSO No. 9. AH tho right, title and Interest of tho defendant, William Smith, in and to all that certain lot, pleco or parcel of land, situato In Prlceburg, In the County of Lackawanna, nnd State ot Pennsyl vania, known ns lot number eleven (11) In squaro or block number twenty (20) fronting on the Carbondalo Turnpike, be ing fifty (50) feet In front by about two hundred and fifty (230) feet In depth, nc cordlng to a plnn or map entitled "Alooro's Map of Prlceburg." Coal and other minerals excepted and reserved. All Improved with a two-story frame shlrujlo roof dwelling house, summer kitchen, outbuildings, etc. Seized nnd taken In execution at tho suit of Now York Mutual Savings nnd Loan Association vs. William Smith. Debt, IC16.92. Judgment No. 1026, Jan uary Term, 1S9S. Lev. fa. to March Terra, 1898. WATSON, DIEHL &. HALL, Attys. ALSO No. 10.-AI1 tho right, titlo and interest of the defendant, Sarah Delilah Arnold, In and to ull the following described pleco or parcel of land, situate In Alfred Hand's addition to the Borough of Hyde Park, now City of Scranton, in the County of Lackawanna, nnd State of Pennsylvania, known as Park Hill, being tho westerly half of lot number ono hundred and thlrty-ono (131) upon Eynon street, on tho town plot of said addition to the Bo rough of Hyde Park; said part of lot be ing twenty-seven and ouo-half (27W) feet in front on Eynon street and one hundred and thlrty-thteo (133) feot In depth. All Improved with a two-story framo dwell ing house occupied by two families and outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken In execution nt the suit of D D. Evans & Co. vs. Sarah Do lllah Arnold. Debt. $347.21. Judsment No. 31, March Term, 1S91. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1S98. THOMAS, Atfy. ALSO No. 11. All the right, title nnd Interest of the defendant, Ethllnda Davles admin istratrix, In and to all that certain lot or piece of ground with tho messuage or tenements thereon erected, situate In tho First ward of tho City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna. State of Penn sylvania, and being lots number seven (7) and eight (S) In block number twenty two (22), on David C. Coghlnn's plan of lnlM nnd helnir further described accord ing to a survey made thereof by A. 11. Dunning, jr., surveyor, dated October 9th, 1890, as follows, to wit.: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Spring street at the distance of fifty (50) feet westerly from the west erly side ot Way no avenue: thenco In a northerly direction ono hundred and forty-three (143) feet to a point; thence In a westerly direction one hundred and two (102) feet to a point; thence In a south erly direction one hundred and thlrtv (ID) feet to the northerly sldo of said Spring street; thence In an easterly direction along the same one hundred and one (101) feot to the place of beginning. Coal and mineral reserved to the legal owners thereof bv sufficient terms In law. All Improved with a two-story and basement frame dwolllng house and outbuildings thereon. Seized and tnken in execution at the suit of tho United Security Life Insur anco and Trust Company ot Pennsylvania vs. Ethllnda Davles. administratrix of Reese Davles. deceased. Debt. $771.64. Judgment No. C70. March Term, 1E9S. Lev. fa. to March Term. 1S9S. WOODRUFF, Atty. ALSO No. 12.-AU the right, title and interest of tho defendants, Henrietta Koerner and Bornurd Koerner, In and to all that cer tain lot of land, with tho improvements thorcon, situate In tho City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsjlvanln, nnd being lot No. ten (10) In square or block No. S on plot ot Silk inans addition to the City ot Scranton. Being Ilfty feot wldo on Eighth street and 15') feet In depth along Ash street. All coal and minerals reserved. All Improved with a two-story frame dwelling house, one frame barn and outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of German Building Association No. 7 vs. Henrietta Koerner nnd Bernard Koer ner. Debt, $1,20.U0. Judgment No. 806, March Term, 1898. Fl. fa. to Marcli Term. 1898. HANNAH, Atfy. ALSO No. 13.-AU the right, titlo and interest of tho defendant. Alary Edwards, admin istratrix, in nnd to al that certnln pleco or parcel of land, situate in the Fifteenth ward of the City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna, und Stato of Pennsylvania, being known as lots numbered twenty threo (23) and twer.ty-llvo (23) upon Thomas Eynons addition to tho Borough ot Hyde Park, bounded and dtwcrlbod ?s follows, to wit.: Beginning nt tho westerly corner of Eynon and Twelfth streets: thence north westerly along said Eynon street one hundred (W0) feet to a corner; thenco southwesterly and at right angles to tsalJ Eynon street one hundred end thirty-two (132) feet to a comer; thonee t,outheast erly and at right angles to said Twelfth street one hundred (100) feet to a corner In lino of said Twelfth street; thenco northeasterly along said Twelfth street one hundred nnd thirty-two (132) feet to thu place ot beginning. Coal and minerals reserved to the legal owners thereof by sulncient terms In law. All Improved with two two-story double frame dwelling houses and outbutldlngB. Seized and taken in execution at the suit ot United Security Life Insuranco und Trust Company of Pennsylvania vs. Mary Edwards, administratrix, of John R. Edwnrds, deceased. Debt. $1,913.06. Judgment No. 1291, September Term, 1S97. Lev. fa. to March Term. 1898. WOODRUFF, Atty. ALSO No. 14. All the right, title and Interest ot the defendant. Ada Albert, administra trix of A. C. Curtis, deceased. In and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In the Bo rough of Dunmore, County ot Lacka wanna, anu Btato of Pennsylvania, bounded nnd described as lot number twenty-nine (29), on Mill street in said borough, as laid out on a roup or plot of building lots In tho otllco of the Pennsyl vania Coal Company. Said lot being rec tangular In shape, titty (50) feet In front on Mill Btrcet, thu samo In rear, nnd ono hundred und forty-four feet In depth to an alley. Containing seventy-two hun dred (7,2u0) sauaro feot of land. All Im proved with a two-story frame dwelling houso and outbuildings. Coal and mln ends reserved. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of Aaron Van Camp vs. Ada Albert, administratrix of A. CI Curtis, deceased. Debt. $512.50. Judgment No. 535, Janunry Term, 1893. Fl. fa, to March Term, 1S9S. GEO. M. WATSON. Atty ALSO No. 15.-AU the right, title and interest of tho defendants, Annlo Gallagher and James J. Gallagher, In and to all that certain piece or parcel nt land, situato in tho City of Scranton, County of Lacka wanna, und Slate of Pennsylvania, bounded and described ns follows, to wit.: Being lot No, 29 on the plot ot Electrlo City Park, nnd situate upon Theodore Htreet according to the map of said plot of lands. Said lot being rectangular In shape, twenty-five (23) feet In width In front on said Theodore street, the same In rear, and ono hundred und fourteen and lKty-thrce nno-hundredths (111.53-100) feet In deth, All Improved with a frame dwelling house nnd outbuildings. Being tho same premises which the Eioctrla City Lund Improvement Company grant ed uud conveyed to the said Annie. Gal lusher, by deed dated October 10, 1892, and recorded In the ofllce of the recorder ot deeds for Lackawanna county. In Deed Book No, 06, pago 315, etc. Coal and min erals reserved and excepted. Seized and taken in uxocutlnn at tho SHERIFF'S SALES suit ot Citizens' Building nnd Loan Asso ciation vs. Annie Gallnghcr nnd James J, Gallagher. Debt, $360.00. Judgment No. 701, March Term, 1S9S. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1898. ZIMMERMAN. Atty. ALSO No. Hi. All tho right, titlo and Interest ot tho defendants, James McNIcholas and James McNIcholas, administrator of Bridget McNIcholas, deceased in nnd to all that certnln lot, pleco or parcel of land, situato In tho Fifteenth ward of the City of Scrunton, County of Lnckawannn, and Stato ot Pennsylvania, known and distinguished on J. Heermnn's map ot South Hydo Pnrk as revised by survey of P. M. Wnlsh bearing date Aorll 23. A. D., 1SS3. as lot No. twenty-two (22) In block No. sixty-seven (07), being sixty (CO) feet In front on Fourteenth street, the sumo In width In rear and ono hundred nnd fifty feet (150) In depth, it being the snmo lot of lnnd conveyed to tho raid Bridget McNIcholas by William H. Jes sup, trustee of the ostato of Josoph Fel lows, deceased, by deed bearing date tho 26th day of August, A. D. 1SS1; nlso by deed from Qulncey W. Wellington nnd wife bearing date the 12th day ot December, A. D. 1RS8. rocorded In Lackawanna coun ty, excepting, nevertheless, nil the coal and other minerals beneath the surface of tho said lot. All Improved with a two story frame dwelling houso and outbuild ings thereon. Seized nnd taken In execution nt tho suit of Carson .fc Davis vs. Jnmes Mc NIcholas and Jnmes McNncholas, admin istrator of Brldgot McNIcholas, decoased. Debt, $168.54. Judgment No. 745, Mnrch Term, 1893. Lev. fa. to March Torm, 1693. WOODRUFF, Atty. ALSO No. 17. All tho right, titlo and Interest of tho defendant, Joseph Grzywlnskt, In nnd to all tho following described lot of lanu. viz.:: i,ot numuer twenty-tour (21) in squaro or block number nineteen (19), being located on Prospect avenuo In tho Nlnetenth ward of tho City of Scranton, County of Lnckawannn, Pennsylvania. Snld lot being forty (40) feet In front, and nbout one hundrod nnd forty (110) feet In depth to an alley. Excepting nnd reserv ing conl nnd minornls. Improved with two-story frame dwelling houso aud out buildings. seized nnrt taken In execution nt tho suit of Edward Robinson vs. Joseph Grzywlnskt. Debt, JH97.07. Judgment No. 71C, March Term, 1S9S. Fl. fa, to March Term, 1898. C. II. WELLS, Atty. ALSO No. IS. All the right, title and interest of tho defendant, M. O. Webster. In nnd to all that certain piece or parcel of land, situate In the Borough of La Plume, County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: Beglnnlg at tho southeasterly corner of land of E. C. Hansen In the center of tho Fnctoryvllle and Ablngton Turnptko road; thence along tho middle of said road south 5S degrees east 30 perches, south 21 degrees cast 20 perches: thence along the westerly ditch of eald road us now located south forty-five and one-half (45H) degrees cast sixty-five (63) seiches to the right of way of tho Dela ware. Lackawanna nnd Western Railroad Company; thence nlong said railroad south twenty-four (21) degrees east seventy-six (7C) perches to a corner of land of Thomas Woodbrldge; thence .-(long said Woodbridgo south sixty-six and one-half CGV degrees west seventy-nlno (79) perches to n corner: thence along said Woodbrlgo and Myron Dean north fifty and one-half (50V6) degrees west thlrty threo and seven-tenths (33 7-10) perches to a corner; thenco nlong said Dean south thlrty-nlno nnd one-half (3:1) degree west forty-eight and one-half JtSW) perches to a corner or Oliver Cafinon; thenco along said Cannon, tho John Mooro estate and Horace Scamans north forty one (41) degrees west one hundred and forty-eight (148) perches: thence along said Horace Scamans, Irene Wcdeman and E. C Hansen north forty-nine (49) de grees cast ono hundred and thirty-four and eight-tenths (134 8-10) perches to tho piace oi Deginmng. containing one hun dred and forty (140) acres of land, more or less. Being the same promises conveyed to tho said M. O. Webster by Mrs. Sarah C. Chase, ct al. Imuroved with a two- story frame farm house, with ono story addition, barns, outbuildings, fruit trees, etc. Seized and tnken in execution at the suit of E. L. Jenks vs. M. O. Webster. Debt, $863.06. Judgment No. 590, Mnrch Term, 1893. Fl. fa. to Mnrch Term. 1893. TORREY, Atty. ALSO No. 19. All the right, title and interest of tho defendant, John Blllen, In and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situato In tho Borough of Wlnton. County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: Commencing at a corner of Meylert street and public alley; thence southorly along said Meylert avenuo nfty feet to n corner: thenco at right angles in a northerly direction fifty feet to the nforesald alloy; thence along said alloy in a westerly direction Ilfty feet to tho place of beginning. Said lot being fifty feet in front and rear and fifty feet in depth. Bounded on tho westerly sldo by said Meylert avenuo, southerly and easterly by lands of Bernard Eagan, nnd north erly by said public alley. Being tho samo premises which Georgo Nlltz by dead dated 7th July, 1896, nnd recorded In the offlco for recording deeds, etc., In and for said county In Deed Book No. 146, pago 391, etc., conveyed to said John Billen. Coal and minerals excepted and reserved same as In above recited deed. Improved with a two-story doublo frame dwelling house and hotel building and outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken In execution at the suit of aeorge W. Welland V3. John Bll len. Debt. $101.10. Judgment No. 497, May Term, 1897. Vend. ex. to March Term, 1893. WATSON, DIEHL & KEMMEREll, Attys. ALSO No. 20. All the right, title 'and interest of the defendant, Joseph Knight, In nnd to nil that certain lot of land, situate In Providence, in tho City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna, and tnto of Penn sylvania, known and designated as lot number eleven (11) on Ruane street on a certain propel ty entitled "Electric City Park," according to n survey of the same mado In August, 1892, by Lewis Van Duyne, engineer (a map of which is re corded In ofiica for recording deeds in Lackawanna county In Deed Book No page ) being fifty (50) feet In front and fifty (50) feet In rear and ono hundred and slxty-oneand 78-100 (161 78-100) feet in depth. Coal nnd minerals reserved. Im proved with a two-story frame dwelling iioiHo and outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken In execution at the suit of J. R. Brewer t. Joseph Knight. Debt, $238.20. Judgment No. 620. March Term, 189S. Fl. fa. to March T 1693. HULSLANDER & ALWORTH, AttP. ALSO No. 21. All that right, title and Interest of the defendant, Frank Bugno, In and to all that certain lot, pleco or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In the City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna, and Stato ot Pennsylvania, to wit.: Being lot number nineteen (19) In square or block number forty-four (41) anil situate upon street known as Fig street, upon tho town plot of tho city of Scranton, Intend ed to be duly recorded; said lot being forty (10) feet In front, fortv (40) feet In rear nnd ono hundred and fifty (150) feet In depth; being tho lot conveyed by George Fisher und wife to Matthew Dor sej by deed of July 29, 1889, and by Slat thew Dorsey nnd wife to Frank Bugno, by deed of November 3, 1693, recorded In Lackawanna county In Deed Book J06, page 220, etc. Coal and minerals reserved. Improved with one two-Btory frame dwell ing, one barn, a summer kitchen and other outbuildings theieon. Seized nnd taken in execution at the suit of Joseph Gronkowskl vs. Frank Bugno. Debt. $200.00. Judgment No. 876, March Term, 1698. Fl. fu. to March Term, 1898, LANOE, Atty. ALSO No. 22. All the right, title and intcrost ot the defendant, Michael Gllmore, In and to all that piece or i nrcel of land, sit uate In Newton Township. County of Luckawannn, and Stato of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit.: Bezlnnlg at a corner of lot No. 1. of tho division ot the Kern cstnto (said lot No. 1 having been convoyed to Ah ram W. Kern by deed bearing dato July 13th, 1895): thenco north twenty-five nnd one halt degreBs enst sevonty-ulna rods to a corner In lands of Slate; thenco by Slntu and another division of the Kern estate known as tho Wnlters lot (said lot having been conveyed to Albert P. Kern, by deed bearlmr dnto July 13. 1850). north bov- enty degreoa west one hundred and eleven und one. half rods to a corner In line of lands ot Ell. ia Smith; thenco by said lands of Ellas Smith south twenty-four and one-fourth degrees west, sixty-nine and seven-tenths rods to a corner In said line, also a corner ot lot No. 3 In said division of Kerri estate .said lot having been con- I reyed to David C, Korn by deed bearing SHERIFF'S SALE3 naitaiAaAw dalo July 13, 1895): thonee by said lot No. 3 south sixty-four nnd three-fourths de grees rant ono hundred and eight rods to the placo of beginning. Containing Ilfty and one-fourth acres. All Improved with ono one-story framo dwelling houso and ono framo barn, other outbuildings and fruit trees thereon. Seized and tnken In execution nt tho suit ot Susan K I idler vs. Mlrhnel Gll more. Debt. $2,000.00. Judgment No. 631. January Term, 1697, Fl. fa. to Marcli Term, 1893. AKERLY AND HOLOATB. Attys. ALSO No. 23.-AII the right, titlo and Interest of tho defendant, Merrltt Scolt, In nnd to all that certain ttnet, faun or parcel of lnnd, situate, lying nnd being In the Township of Spring Brook, County of Lnckawannn, nnd Stnto of Pennsylvania, bounded und described as follows, to wit.: On the south by the public road leading from Dalevlllo to Moscow, on the north by lnnds ot John Scott and William Fcm brldge, on the west by lauds of James Sioato, and on tho east by lunds of Charles Haven Containing one hundred and six (100) acres of land, moro or less. All Improved with a two-story frnmo dwelling house, barn and other outbuild ings. Tho said premises wero bequeathed to said Merrlt Scott by will of Julia A. Scott, dated tho 11th day of July, 188!), and reg istered In tho register of wills' olllco in Will Book No. 10. pages 27 and 28. Seized and tnken In execution at tho suit of A. C. Schmidt & Co. vs. Merrltt Scott. Debt, $11.35. Judgment No. 413, Jnnuary Term, 1897. Fl. la. to March Torm, 1S9S. ZIMMERMAN, Atty. ALSO No. 21. All tho right, title and Interest ot tho defendant, George Kalata, In and to all those certain lots, pieces or parcols of land, situato In the Borough of Dick son, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: Said lot fronts on Harriet street nnd Is forty (40) feet In front wldo nnd extends back from said street ninety feot nnd is bound ed on tho north by lands now or lato of Casper Dudont nnd by lands now or lato ot Richard Gallagher on the south. Im proved with a two-story doublo framo dwelling uud outbuildings. SKi'ONO-All mat lot oi lanu. situate In tho vitiligo of Jessup, borough of Wlnton. county uforcsnld, known us tho Michael McGlrl, Jr., lot. und now or Into occupied by said McGlrl, said lot Is enclosed with a fence and Includes all land now enclosed with said fence, In cluding the houso and outbuildings thereon. Aslo, all that lot of land, situato In snld vlllago of Jessup, boundod and described as follows viz.: Situate on tho easterly sldo of street known as Hell street, bounded on the west by said Hell street, on tho south and er.st by "The C.ulley," on the west by lnnd now ov late of Peter McGlrl. aid lot Is a triangular pleco of land one hundred feet In front und In cludes all fenced In nnd Is known ns tho Klefer lot. Improved with two one-story dwellings and all bulldlnss thereon. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of Soruks Brothers vs. George Kn lata. Debt, $231.95. Judgment No. 50. March Term. 1893. Alias 11. fa. to Marsh Term, 189S. STOKES. Atty. ALSO No. 23. All tho right, title nnd Interest; of tho defendant, Antonio Mngnetto, In and to all thoso two certain pieces or par cels of land with the messuage and tene ments thereon erected, situate, lying and being on Fourth or Mark street, in tho Tenth ward of tho City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsvlvanla, designated and desctlbed as lota Nos. 7 and 8, in squaro or block No. 5, on map of A. B. Sllkman's addi tion to the city of Scranton: each of said lots being Ilfty (50) feet In width In front on said Fourth or Mark street, tho samo In rear and ono hundred and fifty (150) feot In depth, more particularly described as follows, to wit.: Beglnnlg at a corner on the northerly side of said Fourth or Mark street, two nunureu ihwi reot soutn westerly from the lino of the Pennsyl vania Coal Company's lands: thenco in a northwesterly direction on a lino paral lel to said line, one hf ndrcd nnd fifty (150) feet to lands of Horan & Hcaly; thenco In a southwesterly direction on a Una parallel with said Fourth street, one hun dred (100) foot: thenco In a southeasterly direction on a line parallel to said first course, ono hundred and fifty (150) feet to said Fourth or Mark street, and thenco In n northeasterly direction nlong sald Fourth street ono hundred (100) foet to plnco of beginning. Coal and minerals re served. All Improved with n two-story framo dwelling house, barn and outbuild ings. Being the same promises which tho An thracite Building und Loan Association granted and conveyed to tho said Antonio Magnetto by deed dated tho fourth day of September. A. D.. 1893. und recorded in tho otllco for recording of deeds for Lack awanna county, in Deed Book No. 129. page 474. Seized nnd taken In -execution at the suit of Anthracite Building and Loan As sociation vs. Antonio Magnlotto. Debt. $900.00. Judgment No. 1327, September Term, 1S93. Fl. fa. to March Term, 18DS. ZIMMERMAN, Atty. ALSO No. 26. All tho right, title nnd Interest of tho defendant, George Simpson, In and to all thoso certain lots, pieces or par cels ot land, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Dunmore. County of Lackawanna, and Stato ot Pennsylvania, bounded and described ns follows: Thu first therof beginning at west corner of lot No. two (2) now owned by Jt. K. Smith, and on tho southeast sldo of Fourteenth street and two hundred nnd eighty (260 feet from tho south corner of Center and Fourteenth streets: thence south thirty-nine degrees forty-live min utes west tlfty-slx (56) feet to a corner: thenco south fifty degrees fifteen minutes east ono hundred nnd elchty-ono (181) feet to corner: thenco north thirty-nine de grees, forty-five minutes west fifty-six (56) feet to corner; thenco at right angles north fifty degrees fifteen minutes wo-u along tho lino of said lot number two (2) ono hundred and clghty-nne (181) feet to corner on Fourteenth street, the place of beginning and, contntningl0,126 square feet of land, bo tho samo moro or less. Being lot number ono (1) In block number twenty-five (25) on William Von Storch's plot of lots ns surveyed by J. L. Law rence, it being tho rnmo plot of hind con veyed to said Georgo Simpson by William Von Storch and wife by deed dated 30th April, 18S7, recorded in Lackawanna coun ty. Pa.. In Deed Bock No. 46. pago 26, etc. The second thereof situate on the east erly side of Jefferson avenuo In tho Bo rough of Dunmore, county and state aforesaid, and lying between tho north easterly line of lot No. 101 In block No. 1. of Dickson's addition and tho southwest erly line of other lands of tho said Georgo Simpson (being tho first lot of land herein described!, bald strip being nbout thirteen (13) feet In width, moro or less, on said avenue, and ono hundred and seventy-one and 6-100 feet in dopth. Tho moasurement of the depth of aa.d strin to comemnce within ton (10) feot of the Inside of the sidewalk on paid avenuo with tho privilege of using said ton (10) feet for yard, vault, porch, piazza, buy window or shrubbery, but for no other purpose. It being the same pleco or lot of land conveyed to tho said Georgo Simpson by Mary A. Dickson, et nl., ex ecutor of tho estate of Thomas Dickson, deceased, by deed dated Janunry 1.1th, 1S89, and recorded In Lackawanna coun ty. Pa., In Deed Book No. 101, page 436, etc. Coal and minerals under both the above pieces of land excepted and re served as In deed In chain of title for same. All improved with a two-story frnmo dwelling houso and outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken In execution at the suit of J. O. Outhknccht vs. George Simp son. Debt. $300.00. Judgment No. 146, Mav Term, 1897. Fl. fa. to Mnrch Term, 189S. AIpo at tho suit of the Dickson Brewing Company vs. George Simpson. Debt, $300.00. Judgment No. 1097. May Term, 1897. Fl. fa. to March Term, IMiS. CHALES E. OLVER, Atty. TERMS OF SALE. FIFTY DOLLARS CASH WHEN PRO. PERTY IS STRUCK OFF AND BALANCE IN CASH IMMF.DIATELY AFTER SALE IS CONCLUDED. VHEN SOLD FOR COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID WHEN STRUCK OFF. ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIEU WITH WILL BE RESOLD BEFORE AD. J0URNMENT. f CLARENCE LPRYORrSiilfilf, Sheriff's ofllce. Scranton. Pn Mnr m 1CQQ 'A -. V,
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