lrw? '. "rfn SV,?7 A" U j-V r.YS ' I 10 THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1900. gKKKKKKXKKKKKQKU:KKKKKMJ! Hard KK0CKKXUUUMSUXUKJa0:0KUK I. aM ND bo liu Is dend7" nk "He has been dead moro thfin two months," unfavored Mr. Slicx t "U'rnwl, attorney - at -JL .A law of Nuinbor Oncty onc ltuntleld-Ht, Glas gow. The questioner wan n young man of sonin twenty-four or twenty-five years uf ngc. fairly well dressed, and pos sessing a tolerably good-looking face. Itla eyes were, perhaps, a trllle small, and those who protended to Home skill us physiognomists nssertod that an ex pression of desperate cunning lurked about his thin lips: but to the majority of people, who, no long us a faee has Its normal complement of features, and dors not exhibit any striking tendency to vice, aro not over-particular about the nrtlele. Mu. Kdward Grabber's countenance was satisfactory enough. Yep, there could be no doubt about It his rrabbed, griping old uncle had cono at last. Glasgow would know his bent anil twisted form no more; his haggling and scraping and saving were over. ' "Hut what about the will?" Mr. Grabber placed his stick upon the floor, and rubbed his hands expect antly. "Oh, the will's all right. The whole of the property Is divided equally be tween you." "Equally?" "Equally." "That's hardly fair," Edward grum bled. "X was always tho favorite, and I took more after him much more. And It doesn't seem right that Harry, who was always a spendthrift, should have as much as I. Does It, now? Are you quite sure that there's no little extra present for me?" "Quite." "So far" Mr. Weasel spoke slowly "tho will Is all right, but" "But what?" Kdward cried, with a start. "There Isn't much to leave." "Not much to leave! What do you mean?" Mr. Grabber's cheeks grew very pale, and he was now terribly agitated. "Nothing Hko what I expected. At tho most you won't have more than "00 a year each." Kdward sprang from his seat. "You are mad," he cried. "I thought so when I first wont over your uncle's documents," Mr. Weasel quietly replied. "Three hundred a year! Why, I thought that It would be three thou sand at least And what's to be done with that hole In North Hanover-st?" "The furniture has been sold" "Sold! I always regarded that as my own." "Everything has been carefully ex amined," Mr. Weusel answered with a smile. "Have no anxiety on that score. None of your uncle's money has got Into other hands. "And who is to have the place?" "Well, that you are to settle between yourselves. 'They won't quarrel over It.' your uncle said. 'Harry wouldn't live In It for a pension. There's scarcely a soul living who would ex cept myself and Kdward.' " "The place Is good enough for a sin gle man who doesn't go In for show," Kdward cried, briskly. "I'll take It, you can tell Harry. I shall live there till I'm married. "Married?" Mr. Weasel elevated his gray eyebrows. "Astounding extrava gance!" Mr. Grabber grinned. "I'm going to marry Donald Gra ham's daughter Donald Graham of Ayr, you know." "Ho, ho!" Mr. Weasel chuckled; "thut's It, is it? Money?" "A thousand down and she's an only child. See?" Kdwurd due his stick into Mr. Wea sel's ribs and exhibited his teeth for fully three minutes. "You're a wonderful fellow," Mr. Weasel declared; "you'll die a rich man." "I mcari to," and from his manner it was Impossible to doubt that Mr. Kdward Grabber was thoroughly in earnest. "But this is a sad blow," he went on, dropping his playful manner; "It's heart-breaking that's what it Is. How ever, I'll run across to the house in Hanover street and have a good look around." "The furniture has gone," Mr. Weasel reminded him. "We don't always hide money In fur niture," answered Edward, with a leer. "Perhaps," tho man of law solilo quized, as he listened to his client's descending footsteps, "you'll be as dis appointed about your marriage as you have been In the matter of your uncle's wealth. If what I hear bo true, pretty Hilda Graham prefers the racketty Harry to the sedate and economizing Kdward." For many hours ho remained In the deserted house, peering Into dirty corn ers and raising loose boards. At length his ejxbrtlons and his perseverance were rewarded. In a dirty, torn, old pocket book, which had fallen among the nsh'e's, ho discovered a memorapdum to'.'the effect that a secret drawer in his uncle's writing desk contained $2,500 lt notes. As ho read the lines he ut tered 'a' cry of despair and rage. The writing desk had been sold, and possi bly tho wealth had become tho property of a stranger. ii. After his first outburst of fury had passed away, Edward sat upon an old b6x In the dusty room gnawing his nails, endeavoring to think out somo fcjtetnc for the recovery of his uncle's notes.' As he grew cijlmor he reflected th'ut.lt.wuD highly improbable that tho purchaser ot the table, whoever ho might be, had discovered tho secret drawer; and ho strove to convince hlm s.eJC jt,hat(at.,would not bo dllilcult to Vacft this,. valuable piece of furniture, liuthe must act secretly and cautlous Km.M9 one except himself knew of the trqftsuj-e, und if ho gave the Important Vncgvetr he had made publicity, ho KquIcl..hav6, to dlvldo the money with rtfa ynui'Kvr brother In accordance with the provisions of his uncle's will. This 15(JlVrlvcry.frulckly resolved ho would jujtydo. If Jio succeeded in recovering the notes, Jio, was determined to keep a MrjA jri'lp upon them himself. Thpypunjr scamp," ho muttered, as he thought- of Harry, "has already got more, than 'ho deserves, and I'll tako good' cro that he doesn't touch this money. JJesideii, who knows but that bines 1 tho old fox Intended this hoard for me. It's ten to one that he did, and If ho didn't I'll havo It In spite of him." The promising young man rose with n grin nnd determined to search out tho nuctloneer who hnd disposed of tho goods. Tho auctioneer did not remember anything about the old table, but on referring to his hook ho was able to in form the anxious Mr. Grabber that It had been bought by a certain second hand furnlturo dealer, whoso shop wus In a narrow street running off Dum. barton road. Thither Mr. Grabber, with a quickly palpitating heart, proceeded. But he was doomed to disappoint ment. The table had been sold, and the man who had sold It was no longer In tho furniture dealer's employ. H-j had gone away to England, and his former master had no Idea where ho was to bu found; neither could tho tradesman give Kdward any clew to the whereabouts of the old piece of furniture. Heturnlng ;to the town he met Mr. Donald Graham, the father of the lady to whom he was engaged. This gentle man pressed him to return with him Into Ayrshire nnd spend a day or so with him. Kdward hated paying hotel bills there was no longer sleeping ac commodations at his late uncle's house and, besides, he had special reasons for readily accenting the liberal Invi tation. When he entered his host's library his surprise knew no hounds. There, standing In a recess formed by one of the windows, was tho very writing table he was so anxious to secure. III. Kdwurd ran toward the old worm eaten desk and fingered It affection' ately. "That table seems to have taken yout fancy," said Mr. Graham. "I'm surprised nt seeing It hcre.that's all," Kdward answered, "It used to be long to uncle, you know." "I suppose we may say that It's still In tho family," said Mr. Graham, with a sly laugh. "It fits in that recess cap itally, doesn't it? I keep my papers In t; and that reminds me, I have something to put In it now." He opened the desk which formed the top. From tho breast pocket of his coat ho took some legal documents and a great pile of notes. These he placed in one corner of the Interior. As Mr. Gratyim raised the lid of the desk Edward's eyes peered greedily in. Yes, there- was tho screw indicated In his uncle's pocketbook, which opened the concealed drawer. "It was a sad thing, your uncle's death," observed Mr. Graham. "Very," said Edward, with difficulty concealing n grin. "I did not hear how he had left hl.i money." "Well," the old gentleman went on. "you deserve your good fortune, for you aro a careful, industrious fellow. I am sorry I cannot say the same of your brother. It is a queer thing that you we-ro both treated allkn. I never thought Harry would have anything. "Poor uncle's brain got quite affected toward the end," Kdward declared, with a sigh. "If he'd have 1)cen in his right senses he would never have done it." "I suppose Harry will bo wilder than ever now." "I'm afraid so." Edward shook his head very sol emnly. "What a pity! what a pity! By the way, I saw him in Ayr this morning. I wonder what he's doing In this neigh borhood.' "And so do I," Kdward chimed In, frowning. "No good, or It wouldn't he Harry Grabber." "I wonder what has become of Hil da," said the master of tho house, and all the servant could tell him was that she had left tho house with the Inten tion of taking n short walk early In tho afternoon. If her father could havo looked Into a narrow shaded lane that skirted tho back of his grounds ho might hav discovered the reason of his daughter' absence. Up and down this lnne she walked-' with a strong arm round her waist, and a handsome, laughing face by her side. "I'm not sure," she said, after a pause, during which her companion frequently kissed her, "what I shall do; papa Insists that I am to marry that horrible brother of yours." "I do," said the young man slyly. "What, darling?" "Klope," and he drew her closer to him. "Oh, Harry." she cried, "how can you?" "And why not?" hu asked. "I'm quite a rich man now. Fancy Undo Mark leaving me 300 u year! I'm sure I never expected anything. Wasn't it good of him?" "A great deal more than you de serve, sir," Hilda said saucily, The young man replied quite gravely: "Indeed, my love, you are right. I often think now that I ought to have paid moro heed to the old gentleman's wishes. He must huvo been very fond of mo after all." IV. Mr. Graham .was Just Jumping Into bed when ho heard a tap ut his door. "Who's there?" ho cried. "Sorry to disturb you" ho recog nized Kdward's voice "but I've lost my keys or left them behind me. I'm rather anxious to open my bag" hu had brought a small black handbag with him "perhaps ono of your keys will do the trick." "Here's my bunch," said Mr. Gra ham, handing It to Edward; "you may Und ono among tho lost that will nn swer your purpose. Don't trouble mo to bring them back tonight; you can give them to me in tho morning. Good nlcht." "Good night," Edward echoed, and with a guilty feeling at his heurt he slunk back to his room. An hour later, and ho stood alono at the head ot tho broad, dark staircase. He had slipped on his trousers and a pair of socks. A thin overcoat covered his shoulders. "I will have them," lie muttered; and almost dead with fright ho crawled toward tho library. A sight of his faco Just now would surely have terrified him. It was quite livid, spotted with beads of perspiration. His hair stood per fectly erect. His eyes were wljd and bloodshot. There stood tho old desk, no precious in Ills eyes! In nnother moment his terrors nnd nnxloty would bo at an end; another moment and tho prize would be his. Ho inserted the key nnd raised the lid. Hush! What noise was that? Tut, It was nothing; only his fancy or tho wind sighing among tho trees. He removed tho money and the eon tents Mr. Graham has placed there In the evening, and searched for the screw which hu had to press to make his drawer lly open. les, there It was. In an Instant his thumb was upon it. in nnother the concealed drawer was exnoscd. There, pleas of Lackawanna county, to me dl siiro mouth, wan a hulkv iwirket of , rcct?d- l will expose. to. public sale, by bank notes. Kdwurd'a face gleamed with sntls foctlon. In his excitement ho kissed the pack- et. Then he pressed the pprlng and the drawer How back. What was thnt7 FootBtpps on the stairs nnd In the hall, nnd loud cries of: "Thieves! Thieves!" If ho wore found thcio ho would bo ruined forever. What was he to do? His brain wus In a whirl. There- was not an Instant to ho lost, and ho . township of Scott, county of Lnckuwnn could devise no plan of escape. "JS"!"1 i11? of Pennsylvania, hounded Th f-i0.0. ,,.-- ,.,ui ,., i, und described as follows, to wit: Tho footsteps were rapidly approach- 1 Tlle nr8t thcreof beginning in tho center lng the door. In nnother Instant tho of a public road lending from Tomklns nlarmed servants would burst Into tho ylllo to tho Orvis Corners; thence along room and find him I '""ds of Bcnlr.i Taylor, north forty-throe ni II lv,,mi,r ,i i.,aw i J 43 degrees west thirty-seven (37) chains His eye caught the window, and a I t0 n public rond: thence In a southerly wild Idea that If he one.? got Into the direction along tho center of said road grounds ho might In some wny be nbla thirteen (Mi chains and sixty (00) links to mingle unobserved with tho excited members of the household seized him. "Let loose the dogs! ' ho hpurd a voice cry, nnd his heurt flow to his mouth. Mr. Graham had n pair of blood hounds notorious for their ferocity. Let loose the dogs! Good heavens, he would bo torn to pieces. "It's nil up now." he groaned. "It T was to declare myself the dogs woull have me just the same-they wouldn't spare me. Old Graham, will think t was after his money, and If I tell hint tho truth ho will still think I am a I thief. There's nothing for It but to run. If I lose tho girl and It's all over In that quarter now I've got the 2,500. If T explain matters I shall have to part with half the money 1 havo worked so hard to get, and loso the girl Into the bargain. I must run for it." Some such thoughts as these hurried with lightning speed through his mind, and he flew across the brown lawn at a rate man had surely never gone be fore. Tho voices of the people gradually grew less distinct. When, panting and almost exhausted, he reached the boundary wall, all wa; silent. He paused for a second, and then climbed over nnd dropped into tho road. Then ho pushed on for Ayr. As he grew calmer ha saw he hid made a most confounded mess of tho business. After his behavior it would bo dilflcult, If not Impossible, to per suade Mr. Graham that he had not some Intention of robbing him, for. since ho was determined not to tell the truth, he could give no feasible explanation of his conduct. "It's not so bad, after all," ho mut tered, striving to console himself. "Old Graham, for his own sake, won't take any proceedings against me, and so the case stands like this. I've lost tho girl, but got the money. If I had married her - daresay she's hnve spent more than she brought me. I'd see the best woman breathing at the bottom of the sea for 2,G00. I'll keep out of tho way for a bit, and then let them talk as they like. It's a good Job," he added, with a sordid grin, "that 1 didn't take much luggage with inc. There was precious Utile In that bag." When Kdward reached Ayr ho was rather doubtful what to do. He was without boots, he had no hat, and un derneath his light overcoat he had only n shirt. "Boldness does It!" he exclaimed. So ho walked straight to the police sta tion, Informed tho officer on duty that Mr. Graham's house had been broken Into, and that he had chased one of the thieves to Ayr, and had lost him there. Xt, ho did not can.' to return to his friends that night. The excitement had upset him. He would like to get a bed at one of the, hotels. This the police managed for him, and he went to sleep with , a giln upon his ce, hugging tho bundle of notes. He did not sleep long. He rose early In the morning, told tho waiter to pur chase hoots, hat and a common coat for him, ate a hasty breakfast, and called for his bill. In payment ho handed tho man one of his uncle's notes. He had no other money about him. Tho man soon returned with it. "This won't do, sir," he said with a smile. "What do you mean?" Edward cried, snatching tho note from tho fellow's hand. "What's the matter with It?" "Why, sir," he said, "that bank stopped payment years ago. That note is only waste paper!" So It was. Fool that he had been; In his excitement he had not noticed this. He turned a little pale. This note, ho .argued, got among tho rest by acci dent. The others would be all right. Hastily he pulled the formidable bundle from his pocket and with fever ish fingers he examined each note. Horror and confusion! They were all on the one 'bank. There was mt one ot tHem worth the paper upon which it wna nrintmi "-" Mr. Graham was exceedingly Indlg- nam at the outrage to which ho had been subjected. Ho could not Tor n ,yni.ril thlreof. liuprlved with a two moment doubt that Edward's design store frame dwelling nml out building, had be-eii to rob him. Whllo he was In- Seized and taken in execution at tho ..i..i,i ....it ,i. ..n Kutt of tho Co-Oneratlvo Building Bank .v-ihiinih ..fa" ...- nil- u-iiun n mull- strous villainy, Hilda urged Harry's suit with such puccess thut her father ultimately promised to glvo the young man a hearing. Soon nc agreed to ac cept hltn ns u son-in-law. Ho did this perhaps tho moro readily for tho fol lowing reason: When Kdward withdrew tho notes from tho secret drawer ho pulled nn other paper with thein. This, unnoticed by him, fell among Mr. Graham's documents. It turned out to be a moro recent will than that in Mr. Weasel's possession. In It tho whole of his uncle's property was be queathed to Harry. The old gentleman had taken this step on discovering u scheme of Edward's to defraud him of somo &0. When this fact reached Kdward It completely crushed him. In his rago and grief ho deelured that It was hard lines, very hard lines; and, such Is tho Inconsistency of human nature, he really believed himself to bo a much Injured Individual, I daresay In tlinu ho will recover himself and ,be tho pleasant, rollicking Edward Grabber we saw at tho commencement ot this veracious story. I huvo personally still considerable fulth In Mr. Weasel's prophecy. Edward will yet dlo a rich man. Boston (Lincolnshire) Ouardlan. Human Nature. He says that ho "believes in sign," Yet lacks tho self-restrulnt To keep u doubting linger oft A fenco that's labeled "Pulnt!" SHERIFF'S SALES. WWVWVVVWWMWVVVVWSWVVS MIKltlFns SALE. -or- ValuableReal Estate -ON-riUDAY, MAltCH 16, 1000. By virtue of sundry writ of Fieri Fa cias, Levari Facias ond Venditioni Ex Donns. iR.qiipil mil nf tho court of common vendue or outcry, to tho highest and best bidder, for cash.' at tho court house, in the city of Scrnnton. Lackawanna coun ty, on Friday, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D.. 1000, at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon of said day, all tho right, title and interest of tho defendants in and to me ronowlng described lots, pieces or par eels of land, viz: No. 1. All the right, title nnd Interest of the defendants. Mnitde K. McLaughlin nnd James N. McLaughlin, In and to the following described piece, parcel nnd Iriift it 1.....1 ..I. Alt ttin.rt (trtrtnln pieces or tmic'cls nf land, situate in the to a stake and stones coiner: thenco nlon,j lands of the heirs of Caleb Lowry, Pres ton Brown, Truman Taylor, other hinds hereinafter described ond designated Second parcel, nnd lands of John SI. Taylor, south forty-three (43) degrees east llfty (DO) chains and fifty (r,0 links, to tho center of tho llrst-mentloncd road; thence along the center of tho samo north seventeen (17) degrees rast fifteen. tij) ciiuins ana sixty-eight (65) iiiiks io the plnco of beginning. Containing sixty two (62) acres nnd one hundred and twenty-eight (128) rods, more or less. All improved with ono two-story frnmo dwell ing house, with a ttory and n half frame wing or addition, to which thorp Is at tached nnntlier rnn-tnr- fpiimp wltlir nt I .I.li1l,ln n..n ... . t.. ....... l.i,-... ntn trft '"""""n, vmj iihiuv ihipi' M.llll, uttu i....n v,mv u.iiu, Willi u iruniu cuw nneu ui- tached, one small hay barn, one granary or crib, ono tool he use, and other small outbuildings thereon. Tho second thereof, Joining tho above plcco on tho southern skip, beginning at a stake nnd stones comer, tho northeast corner of Truman Taylor's land; thenco south forty-live 01.") perches to a post and stones; thence In a southwesterly di rection along land nf J. M. Taylor thirty one and one-half (31',) perches to a post, tho corner of Stephen A. Taylor's land; thenco In a northwesterly direction nlong same, llfty-four (."It perches to a beach sapling, the corner of Truman Taylor and Gilbert Berry's land; thence In n northeasterly direction along land of Tru man Taylor fifty-two (M) perches to tho place of beginning. Containing fourteen and one-half (11') acres of land, more or less. I.ato tho estate of tho defend unts in said writ named, with tho ap purtenances. Seized nnd taken In execution nt tin suit of Cellnda A. Vnll nnd Lclln L. My ers vs. Maud E. McLaughlin and James N. Mclaughlin. Debt, $2.7t3.84. Judg ment No. 401, March Term, 1?00. Fl. fa. to March Term, ison. GEORGE D. TAYLOH, Atfy. ALSO No. 2. All the right, title and interest of tho defendants. Michael J. Brown and Mary Brown, In and to all that traet or parcel of land situate in tho borough of Wlnton. county of Lucknwnunn and state of Pennsylvania, on what Is known as tho "Rebecca Dana" tract, described as follows: Being I.nts Nos, ." and Hi, In Sipinro or Block No. 17, and situate upon street called and named Blver street as shown on nap teeorded In Lnckawnnna county, in Deed Hook Nc. 02. at pages 1(?J and lu"; said lots being onn hundred (inn) feet In front and tear nnd ono hundred and llfty (1M) feet In depth and i octangular. A'l Improved with ouo thiL'le two-story frame dwell ing house, with basement and cellar, one slnglo two-story frame barn, other small outbuildings, shrubbery, fences, etc. Seized and taken In execution at the still of Safely Investment and Loan Com pany vs. Michael .1. Brown and Mary llrown. l)obt. KOl.riO. Judgment No. r..',2. March Term, 130ij. j.'i. fn. to March Term, K-oa. anoRUE D. TAYLOH. Atfy. ALSO No. ::. All the light, title and lnlere.-t of the defendants, Armlndu S. Lewis and John T. Lewis, in anil to all the surface or right of soil of that lot sltuatu on tho southerly side of CllfJ (now Brook I street In tho Fifth w.-ud of the city of Curboudnle, Pennsylvania, bounded and described us follows: Being Lot No. 22. on plot of lots laid out by Alfred Darte. Jr. Beginning at a point on Cliff (now Brook) street, corner of Lot No. 10: thence northeasterly along said Cliff (now Brook) street about llfty feet to, corner of Lot No. 25; thenco southerly along line of Lot No. 25 about ninety nine (00) feet to a line of lot of O. F. Fldlnn: thenco wesluily along lino of said FIdlan lot forly-elght and one-halt UMs) feet to line of Lot No. 10: thenco northetly along lino of said lot about eighty-seven (Ml leet to cult (now Brook) street the placo ot beginning, bt -ing tho same premises conveyed to Ar miiidu S. Lewis, ono of said mortgagor?, bv John R. Smith, ps.. et al., by deed dated Feb. S, 1S0S, Intended to be recorded In Lackawanna county. Improved with a two-story framo dwelling nnd outbuild ings. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of tho Co-Operative Building bank s. Armnldn S. Lewis and John T. Lewis., Debt, 1.477.02. Judgment. No. 6wi, March Term, 10W. Fl. fa. to March Term. 1000. J. F. REYNOLDS. Atfy. ALSO No. 4. All tho right, tlllo and Inter of the defendant, Wludcd Novolskl. in and to all tho surface or right of soil of that lot or parcel of land In Fell town ship. Lackawanna county. Pa., being a part ot an original tract lu tho warran tee nnmo of Peter Beech, said parcel of land being a part of Lot No. IS. South Plot, and situate on east side of street I'Mlled Main street unon tho Warren Plot or addition to Forest City Intended to bo leglstered and recorded, said part of lot Is sixty-feet wide In front and rear and seventy-five feet deep being tho front half of Ixit No. IS aforesaid, con- veyed to Wlaiieit jsoviiihki ny J. I Vi-onk et ux.. bv deed dated Anrii ' ISOS, recorded at Scrunton, Pa., in Deed VSJSSU-.A .',"'nf -,,,.,-,., v,ltVI Tl.t M" -.1 Judgo No. 510, March Term, 1000. Io March Term, 10UO. J. F. REYNOLDS, Fl. fa. Atfy. ALSO No. C All tho right, title nnd Interest nf tho defendant, Julius Budwell, in and to ull that piece or pal eel of land sit uate In tho city of Curbondalo, e-ounty of Lackawanna and stale of Pennsylva nia, bounded and described ns fullows. to wit: Northerly by land formerly of Kate Kerl: easterly by lands of T. Da. vis and Charles V. llehnes; boutheiiy bv land formeriv nf dairies DIrlam. and u'enterlv bv Wvnnilnir t-trect. being thirty-nine- and one-third (& 1-3) feet wldo lu front on Wyoming street, the sumo In rear und about elghty-tlvo fcot In depth. Being tho samo premises con veyed to said Julius Budwell by deed elated April 7, IK'O, from John D. Nealon et ux.. duly recorded at Scrnnton. Pa. Improved with a two-story framo dwell ing, nearly new, and outbuildings. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of tho Co-Opcratlvn Building Rank vs. Julius Budwell. Debt. $076.77 Judg ment No. nil, Mureli Term, 100). Fl. fa. to March Term, 100U J. F. REYNOLDS, Atfy. ALSO No. 6. All tho right, tlllo nnd interest ot tho defendant, Antonio Conservato, In and to all that tract or parcel or land In the Borough of Arehbald, county ot Lackawanra and stato of Pennsylvania, bounded nnd described as follows: Ho. ginning at a point in tho boutherly lino nf a road, tho southwesterly corner of Ti'hitA runt ntitint Nn. :ai! rneneu rw .i.-iirt Whlto Oak Outlot No. 30; thenco bv said lino or roaa soutn seveniy-six (70 00 grees west ono hundred and forty-five 11451 feet to the southeasterly corner of Whlto Oak Outlot No. 33; thence by SHERIFF'S SALES. NSrfV" said last mentioned outlot north fourteen (It) degrees west two hundred and forty six and four-tenths (216.4) fcot to a cor ner; thenco by other lands of the Deln. warn nnd Hudson Canal company south eighty-four. (SI) degrees east ono hun dred nnd fifty-two and five-tenths (102.5) feet to tho northwesterly corner of Whllo Oak Outlet No. SO aforesaid, nnd thenco by snld Outlotv No. "0 south fourteen und one-halt (H',4) degrees past ono hundred and ninety-four and two tenths (191.2) feet to tho placo of begin ning. Comprising Whlto Onk Outlot No. SI as tho samo Is represented and desig nated on n. mnn nf hulldlr.g lots on lands of tho Delaware and Hudson Canal co.n pany In tho borough of Arehbald. Be ing tho samo land to the said Antonio Conservato conveyed by Frederick Koss and his wife, Catharine Koss. by their deed of bargain and salo dated tho thir tieth day of November, A. D., 1S94, and Intended to bo recorded. All Improved with ono single two-story lrnmo dwell ing house with basement and cellar, one slnglo two-story framo barn, other small outbuildings, shrubbery, fences, etc. Splzed nnd taken In execution nt tho suit of tho Safety Investment nnd Loan company vs. Antonio Conservato. Debt, J2S3.97. Judgment No. 3M, March Term, 1000. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1000. GEOHQE D. TAYLOH, Atfy. ALSO No. 7.-AII the right, title nnd Interest of tho defendant, Thomas F, Bracey, admlnstrator of tl.o estate of Margaret Bracey, deconsed, in and to all tho fol lownlg described lot of Innd situate n tho town of Fell, Locknwannn county, slnto nf Pennsylvania, containing a front of llfty (Mi feet northwcstwnrd on Main street; bounded northeastward at right ancles to said street ono hundred and forty-flvo (14."i) feet by Ix)t No. C8 on said street; southeastward parallel with suld street fifty (M) feet by tin al ley, and southwestward nt right angles to Main street ono hundred nnd forly llvo (145) feet by Lot No. 72, on said street; comprising Lot No. 70 on Main street, as the same Is designated on tho map "of building lots of the Northern Coal and Iron company In Fell town ship." Coal and minerals reserved. All Improved with two two-story framo dwelling houses nnd outbuildings. Seized nnd taken In pxpcutlon ut the suit of the Southern Building & Loan Association, D. A. Carpenter, receiver, vs. Thomas F. Bracey, administrator of the estate of Margaret Bracey, deceased. Debt. :,i. Judgo No. 1102. Fl. fa. to March Term. IMS. SEABLE & OAKFORD. Attorneys. ALSO No. S.-A11 tho right, title nnd Interest of the defendant, Mrs. Alice Lloyd. In nnd to nil that certain piece of laud in the Borough of Dickson City, Lacka wanna County, Pennsylvania, bounded nnd described as follows: Being known as Lot No. Ten (10) In Block No. Ono (1) according to a plot or survey mado by Walworth and now or lato in tho possession or w. 11. utcn monil & Co.: which said lot of land Is about llfty (50) feet In front nnd about ono hundred nnd llfty (150) feet in depth on tho northerly side and about one hun dred nnd forty (110) fcot In depth on tho southerly sldo and Is situated on the easterly side of the main road In the said Borough of Dekson City. All im proved witli a two-story framo bote) building and basement, with frame barn, shed, and outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken In execution nt thft suit nf Charles Robinson vs. Mrs. Alleo 1'. Lloyd. Debt. $500. Judgment No. 416, March Term. 1S0O. 11. fa. to March Term, lHW. Also lit tho suit of Charles Rob. Inson vs. Alice M. Lloyd, administratrix, of the estuto of fleorge W. Lloyd, de ceased. Debt. Sl.OOil. Judgment No. 1W, March Term, 100U, II. fa. to March Term, low. WILLARD, WARREN & KNAPP. Attorneys. ALSO No. 0. ll tjio right, title and Interest of tho defendant, A. Kozlowskl, In and to all that certain lot, pltco or parcel of land situate in the city of Scrantoti, eounly of Lui'knwauna and statu of Pennsylvania, described as follows, viz.; Being Lot No. 25 in iilocl: No. . and situate on Rime avenue In the Twen tieth ward, nnd being forty (Mi feet In front on said Stono avenue, forty (W feet In rear and one hundred and forty IIP) feet in depth. Coal and mineral lesorvcd. Impiiivcd with a two-story dwelling hiiusii nnd other outbuildings. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of Ktalnslaits (lorclilnskl vs. A. Kozlowskl. Debt, $w. Judgment No. 27ii. Match Term, IJiOii. II. fa. to March Term, YM. BAYLOR, Alty. ALSO No. 10. All tho right, title and Inter of the defendant. A. lierger. In and to the following deseilbeil piece, par eel and tract of land, situate, ly ing and being lu tho Corough of Olyphant. county of Lackawanna, wanna comity in ocinuuiii. in .urai Book No. 112, pages 1j and P,S, said lot lielni' ilftv irn feet wide In front on Hilt neing Iim W) leu wmi. in irour, on inn ulfitiil tin, u.,Tii wliltli lii rene iitiil one hundred nnd thirty-seven (i:i7) feet In depth, and Is improved with ono slory framo dwelling house and ono one-Mcry und French root attic frame dwelling house and other outbuildings thereon. Coal and minerals reserved. Seized and taken in execution at tho suit of Oliver David vs. A. lierger. Debt Kit. Mi. Judgment No, 00, January Term, 19W, vend. ex. to Murch Term, 1900. IIAWLEY, Atty. ALSO No. 11. Al? tho right, title and Interest of tho defendant. Andrei Chuwanles. In and to all that certain piece, parcel or lot of ground sltuato In the Borough of Arehbald. County nt Lackawanna und state of Pet nsylvanla, bounded ind de scribed ns Lot No. S in Squaro or Block No. 0 and sltuato upon street called and named Miller street, upon the plot of said town. Intended to bo duly registered and recorded, as by roferenco to which plot thus registered and recorded will moro fully appear, on map entitled allot ment of part of Miller farm, said lot bo. Ing sixty (CO) feet In front, and two hun dred (200) fe-et In depth. Being tho samo nremlses convoyed by 11. 11. Throon to Andro Clmwnnles by deed dated the 25th near. Seized and t.iKen In execution at tho i suit of Goodman a Wel"S vs. Andro Chawanics. Debt, $01,17. ' Judgment No. 4, January Term, UW, alias 11. fa. to March Term, 19JU. CONROY, Atfy. ALSO No. 12. All tho right, tlllo and Interest of tho defendant, Putrid; ,T. Gol den, lu and to tho surfuco of right of soil of all that certain lot ot laud situate. King and being lu tho Bor ough ot Dunmorc. county of Laekawuu na and stato of Pennsjlvnnla, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Lot No. SO on Chestnut street, iu tho Bor ough of Diunrnoro as per map lu the Pennsylvania. Coul Company's olllce. Snld Ixit No. SO being fifty (50) fe'et In front on Chestnut street and extending nt right unglcs to said street one liua dred and llfty (1501 feet to an alley. Con tnlnlng seven thousand flvo hundred (7,500) square feet or land or tliereabouti". Coal and minerals reserved. Being the samo lot conveyed by tho Pennsylvania Coal Company to tho defendant, Patrick J. aolden. by deed dated August 2Ut, 1S06, recorded In- Lackawanna county In Deed Book 113, pago 192. All linprovul with a double two-story frnmo dwelling houso and other outbuildings. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of Lackawanna Trust & Safo Do. posit Company, guardian, vs. Patrick J. (lolduu. Debt, $600. Judgment No. .',26, March Term, 1900. fl. fn. In March Term, 1000. WELLES & TORREY. Attorneys. ALSO No. 13. All tho right, title and Interest of tho defpudant, Morgan Thomas, In nnd to ull thut lot ot land sltuato In the Second wurd of the city of Scrauton, i Ickawanna county, Pennsylvania, imiinripri mil bounded und described us follows, to wit: Being lot of land No. 7 In Block "C" upon plot or map of Fuller's and Finn's addition to the city of Scrnnton, recorded in tho office for tho recording hilr.li. nr I 'i.iniurlvn rtl!i. linimile.l nml He- i LX-ii.,.1 .... r.,ii.....o i.. m-Ti. V..I.V.V tm ' LiiPKiiwannn and stato or I'ennsyivunia, vJ ' ., k "ni.'.t ihm N described as follows: Tho tlrst piece be No. 21 upon the plot ol hcnuomclll s Aa- ' , ,,,., nt I nt Vn 1 In Smiurn or Illoek dltlon to tho liorough of Olyphant. which I !" '"V imon stre i V aUeil Lr known a plot Is recorded In tho ofllcc for the re- .''."" ' ?"" " lJ, , . '.'o i idol of town cording of deeds, etc. In and for Luclca- , "'. J"1, ": "' ""J"? thn l "rh' ? -' h,.. tt Alienor A. 11 lwit. nml rernrni.n I i Tw.i VinriiV 11 pVbb , rf Vn ri, r nVncn ' Excepting and reserving an coal anu Li im re e,niinJ 'of dwd ii. l lekVmn I minerals beneath tho. surface of snld lots lor the recording or ueeus in jacnawnn- ' ,. ..,,.. nm reserved in ,ioed fmm .,., n.,,,,,1.. Kniiieei in nil i.veontinnH. n" tlio samo ur o reserved in iictn irom " AvoVmi tu VnnilitlnnM niid reMerviitlnrw to 'i' LaeHllWIUilia lion A; l.'Oal Company .,, cosenants. conditions and reservations to . sllllI)11 Jmioi. ,in,ed the llrst dnv of ' '?. V." r "1 entheietn wKmv f, fv nn Jul" 1831- ml horded In tho recorder's by roferenco thereto will moie fully np- , , , , f i,ll2erne county on tho SHERIFF'S SALES. of deeds, etc., In said county lu Deed Book No. 9, page f.76. said lot Is situate, upon a street called and named Short nvenuo nnd Is forty (40) feet In front and forty (40) feet lu tho rear und ono hun dred and thlrty-flvo (135) feet In depth, nnd la a portion of a certain lot or sur faco of Innd described In a certain con veyance from Joseph Church nnd Chas. j. unurcn, recorded in jjccu ijook u. 3S, pit bo 562. , , , All Improved with a three-story double frame, shlnglc-root dwelling house, small nuthulldlncs, etc. , , ,, Seized nml fnlrnn In nYrrlltlnn nt the suit of tho Middle States Loan, Building & Construction Company, of lingers town, Md., vs. Morgan Thomas. Debt, J2.131.79. Judgment No. 493, March Term, 1000, fl. fa to March Term, 1900. CUnilY & KOUBINS, Attys. ALSO No. 1L All tho right, title nnd In terest of tho defendant, M. O. Webster, nnd tho Lackawanna Stono company, terro tenants, In nnd to nil those cer tain ten (10) lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, lylng and being In the township of Ransom, county of Lacka wunna and stato of Pennsylvania, bound Ml nnd described as follows, to wlt.i Being lots numbered 5, 10, 41, 46, 47. 48, 62, Kit HI and 42 nn the ulnt nf lnnds sur veyed for William Conncll, Isaac Ellis and others intended to be recorded. The first thereof being Lot No. G on said plot Is rectangular In shape, measuring 641 feet on L street, tho samo width in the rear nnd C79 feet in depth on E and F streets, ns shown on said plot. Tho sec ond thereof being rectangular In shapo ana measuring (ill feet in iront on ai street and 079 feet In depth on E and F streets, as shown on said plot and Is No. 10 thereon. Tho third thereof Is No. 4t and Is rectangular In shape, measur ing C41 feet in frcnt on L street and 679 feet In depth on O and F streets as shown on said plot. Tho fourth thereof is No. 46, and Is rectargular In shape, measuring Gil feet In front on M street und 679 .feet In depth on O and F streets ns shown on snld plot. The fifth thereof Is rectangular In shape, measuring 611 fnit I. ,...... nu . .......... .....1 ,'Tn fnnl In 1'1't ill IIUIII OH .U MTLTl 11IIU VI.' ll-i:h depth on II nnd G streets ns shown on said plot and Is No. 47 thereon. Tho sixth thereof being No. 43 is roctnngulnr In shape, measuring 641 feet in front on M street nnd '179 feet in depth on I nnd It streets as shown on said plot. The sevpntli thereof being No. fi2 on snld plot is rectangular In shape, measuring Oil feet In front on N street and 070 feet In depth on II and O streets, as shown on snld plot. Tho eighth thereof being No. r.3 on snld plot Is rectangular in shape, measuring C41 feet In front on W street and 679 feet in depth on 1 and II streets as shown on said plot. Tho ninth there of being No. CI on said plot is rectangu lar in snape. measuring till icei in ironi on N street and 679 feet In depth on J nnd I streets us shown on said plot. The tenth thereor belrg No. 42 on said pioi is recti "TUlnr In shape, measuring 641 feet In front on L street and 079 feet in depth on II and G streets ns shown on said plot. The said several blocks or lots each contains ten (10) acres strict "meas ure. Subject to and excepting nnd re serving unto the legal owners thereof all coal beneath tho surface of lots number 41, D3 and H as excepted nnd reserved In the deed for same from Isaac Ellis and others to said M. O. Webster, dated 10th of March, 1S02. Improved with a two story frame dwelling heiuso and a stono quarry with railroad track leading to quarry. Seized and taken In execution at the suit nf M. J. Martin, "assigned to William F. Klesel. vs. M. O. Webster, defendant, nnd Lackawanna Etono company., terro tenants. Debt. $1,101.51. Judgment No. 1066. March Term, 1809, alias lev. fa. to March Term, 1000. M. J. MARTIN, Atty. ALSO No. 15. All tho right, title and interest of tho defendant, Michael J. McLough lln, In nnd to nil tho following described lot or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In the township ot Spring Brook county of Lackawanna and state of Pennsylvania, nnd being the northerly oiip-lmlf of Lot No. 28 of tho Flshel tiuct, being n part of tho lands con voyed by said Fisher to A. N. Neylcrt und wife and by them to L. A. Robert son, and from him to Eugene Snyder, and conveyed by the said Eugenn Snyder and wife to John McLaughlin by deed dated 16th August, ISC, und recorelcd In tho ollleo for recording eleeus, etc., in I.uzerno county lu Deed Book No. 103. page 47S. etc.. crntalning llfty-four nnd sixty-one sixty-fourth acres of land, more or less. Seized nml taken In execution nt the suit of Martin J. McLotighlln. adminis trator of John McLoughlln. deceased, vs. Michael J. McLoughlln. Debt. $725. Judg meat No. r.".n. March Term, inoti. Fl. fa. to March Teim, 1W0. LOWRY, Atty. ALSO. No. 16. All the right, title and Intprest of the defendant, Rudolph Blocser, In and to all those two i-ertaln lots, piece or parcels of Innd situate, lying and be ing lu tlio city or scrunton, county or i f p ,. ,i Knr,. street.. . , ,, ' "' ,.;',., ii. ,,,. nvcntv.nvo lUence along l enn inenuo iweniy-uvo .-, , , , efrner: thenco westerlv. it ' .--. . -- . .- ...- - -. rlelit linel,, with Per.n r.venue nno hun tun I dred (100) feet Io a corner: thence south ...,V. i ei'ly, on a line parallel with Ponn avp- 0,1'J I ........... iu... 1T, ,.... 1 tn UnrtlMl HUl', inriuj-inu iaji I'll i" ui'imvv, slrcpf, and thence along Spruce street nno hundred (100) feet to tho placo of be ginning; with tho privilege of using ten ll) feet iu front of the front line of said lot on both streets, for fence, yard, piazza, cellar-way or buy window. The second piece being part of Lot No. 1 in Square or Block No. 35 upon Btreet culled and known ns Penn avenue, upon town plot of town of Scrantoti. Begin, nlng at a corner on Spruce street, one hundred (100) feet from tho intersection of Penn uvcntio and Spruce street? thenco westerly along Spruco street twenty-two (22) feet and four (4) inches; thenco at right angles, north llfty (50) feet to Hup of lot ot the late John Hand ley; thenco nt right angles along snld Hundley's lino twenty-two (22) feet and four (II Inches, to n corner of lot of land late of William Slebocker; thence at right iingles nlong said Slebecker lot and llrst described lot of said Bloeser fifty (50) feet to the placo of beginning. With tho prlvllego of using ten (10) feet In front of tho front lino of said lot on Spruco stieet for fence, yard, piazza, cellar way or nay window. 15th day of September, 1354, In Deed Book No. 59. page 370. Said lots aro Improved with a four si ory and basement brick building, with stone trimmings, erected thereon, used for stores nnd ths Hotel Rudolph. Tho stores are Nos, 225 and 227 Spruco street. Seized and tul.cn in execution at tho suit of tho Peck Lumber Manufacturing Company vs. Rudoph Bloeser. Debt. $2,105. Judgment No. 0S0, September Term, nos. II. fu. to March Term. 1000. UEO. B. DAVIDSON, Atty. ALSO. Nn. 17. All tho right, title and Interest of tho defendant. Thomas Roland and M. F. Doyle, terro tenant, lu und to all that certain lot. plcco or parcel of land, with tho Improvements thereon, situate In tho etiv r rvrhoiuhilc. Lnckuwunnn county. Pennsylvania, bounded anil described ns follows: Beginning In the westerly linn of street No. SI at tho southerly corner of Lots '.'. 3, 4 on street No. 43, on truct of land In tho wurruntee name of Mary Buyer; thenco by si.ld Hue of said street No. 31 south flvo (5) degrees and thirty (SO) minutes west slxly-slx (66) feet to a corner; thenco by other lands of the. Delnwaro and Hudson Canal Company north SI degrees und 30 minutes west 100 feet and north 5 degrees and SO minutes east 21 feet to a corner; thence by lot Nos. 2 ami 4. aforesaid, north 77 de-grees and 43 minutes east IIS feet or there abouts to (ho pluro of beginning. Con taining 4,500 square feet of land, bo tho sumo moro or less. Improved with a two-story frumo dwelling and outbuild ings. Seized and taken In execution at the suit of Safety Investment and Loan Company vs. Thomas Boland, defend ant, and M. F. Doyle, terro tenant. Debt, $503.9.1. Judgment No. 619, January Term, 1000, lev. fa. to March Term, woo. G i:o. D. TAYLOR. Atty. ALSO. Nn. IS. All tho right, title and Interest ot tho defendant, Ludwlg Reiner, In and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel ot SHERIFF'S SALK9. land situate In the Fifteenth ward of tho city of Scrnnton, county of Lucks wanna, stnto of Pennsylvania, bounded and described ns follows, to wit: lleglnnlng at a corner of land (now oj formerly) nt James Phllbln, on Hampton street, and running thenco along snld street twenty-four end otir-halt (24Vs feet; thenco In a northerly direction parallel with thn lino of the Phllbln land ' above mentioned ono hundred and thlr-ty-threo (133) font to thn line of land (now or formerly) of ono Miller; thenen along tho line of snld Miller land twenty-four nr.d one-hnlf (24H) feet to said Phllbln land; thence nlong the line of said Phllbln land one hundred and thirty-three (133) feet to tho place ot bt glnnlrig. Being part of lot No. a In Al fred Hand's addition to tho city of Scrunton. and Is tho samo conveyed by Minnie M. Everett, et. nl. to Ludwtg Reiner by deed dated lith February, int. and recorded In Lackawanna county In Deed Book No. 163, pare 391. Improved with a two-story frame dwelling house and other outbuilding thereon. Seized and taken In execution at the suit ot Calvin Seybolt vs. Ludwlff Reiner. Debt, $234.50. Judgment No. 440, May Term, 1898, alias fl. fa. to March Terra, 1900. M'DONALD, Atty. ALSO. No. 19. All the right, title and InterMt of tho defendant, John P. Hull, et al.. In and to all that piece or parcel et lanf with the Improvements thereon, sltuata near Moscow, Lackawanna eounty.Ponn sylvanta, bounded by lands of Peter Yeager, J. Bleseckcr, Hiram Traverse and others. Beginning at the east cor ner of Lot No. 131, thence by tho same north 60 degrees west 65 perches to a corner of Innd formerly owned by Petr Rupert; thence by the same north 40 de grees east 03 perches to a stake, another corner of Rupert's land; thence the samo courso nnQ by other land formerly owned by Eliza M, Drinker 63 perches to m, stake In tho original line dividing lota Nos. 156 and 161; thenco 50 degrees eaat CG perches to a stone corner, and thence south 40 degrees west 126 perches to trm placo of beginning, being tho northeast ern half of original Lot No. 156 and con taining 51 ncre3 SO perches of land, mere or less. Improved with dwelling house, barns, sheds, orchards, etc., thereon. Seized and taken In execution at the suit of Silas Hartley vs. John P. Hull. Debt, $500.87. Judgment No. 802, May Term, 1695, vend. ex. to March Term, 1900. JESSUP & JESSUP, Attys. ALSO. No. 20. All the right, title and interest of tho defendant, Albert C. Lee. in and to all that certain piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being In tho township of Greenfield, county of Lackawanna, stato of Pennsylvania, bounded and de scribed as roiiows, to wit: Beginning at a point near Mud pond a corner on line cf land of Melvln Pierce: thenco lu a northerly direction along the west shoro of said Mud papd to the out let of suld pond; thence along said outlet to Newton lake; thenco In a southerly di rection nlong the east shoro of said Newton lake to the line of lands of Jose phine Yarrlngton; thence along said line of lands of said Josephine Yarrlngton to the place of beginning, containing fif teen acres, more or less. Improved with a two and one-half story frame dwelling house, barn, blacksmith shop. Ice house and small outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken in execution at tha suit of Amanda A. Lee vs. Albert C. Lee. Debt, $208. Judgment No. 194. November Term, 1897, alias fl. fa. to March Term, 1900. GARDNER, Atty. ALSO No. 21. All the right, title and Interest of the defendant. Henry Battln, In and to all the following described pleca or' parcel of land situate In the Eighth ward of the city of Scranton. county of Lack awanna nnd state of Pennsylvania, be ing a part of Lot No. 24. In Square or Block No. 30, and situate on street called and known as Penn avenue, upon the town plot of tho town of Scranton; aatd part of snld lot being twenty-three (2J) feet In front and rear, and one hundred and sixty-seven (167) feet deep, together with the privilege of tho use of an alley on tho north side of said part of said lot. ten (10) feet in width running from said avenue to nn alley sixteen (1) feet in width In tho rear of said lot: neither party to obstruct saia ten iiuj ioai anch or passageway with boxes, wares, mer chandise or any part or portion thereof so as to hinder the free ingress and egress of either owner; with tho privi lege of using ten (10) feet in front of the front line of said part of lot for yard, vault, porch, piazza, cellarway, and bay window, but for no other purpose. Also, all that certain piece or parcel of laud" situate In the said Eighth ward of said city of Scranton. bounded and de scribed its follows: Beginning at a cor ner on the alley at the southwest corner ot tho ubovo-descrlbed pieco or parcel or part or lot of land: running thence southwesterly on the lino of sold alley a instance ot six (6) feet, strict measure, to a corner: thenco northwesterly pural h'l with tho lino of tho above-described plcco or parcel or part of lot of land a illstanco of ono hundred und rive (10j) feet six and one-half (6Vi) inches, strict measure, to a corner: thence northwest erly along the land of Richard McCue to "tho line of tho above-described piece or parcl or part of lot of land, a dis tance of six (6) feet, strict measure, to a corner: thenco southeasterly nlong trie above-described piece or parcel or part of lot of land a distance of ono hundred and tlvo (105) feet six and one-half (6V41 Inches, strict meusure, to tho placo of beginning. It Is understood and agreed by und between the said parties hereto that no buildings except a small ooal houso shall bo built, erected or put vpon the said plcco or parcel of land by the said party of the second part, her helrn or assigns, while Richard McCue or his heirs shall own the lot of land adjoining AWo all that certain other piece of land situate In tho Eighth ward of the city of Scranton aforesaid, and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point nn Ponn nvenin. to wit.: the northwest corner of the niece or parcel or part of lot of land first above described, running thence southwesterly along said aver.ue a distance of flvo (5) Inches, be the same more or less, to the corner of a wooden building which formerly belonged to Henry Klutz (not Including the projec tlon of the casing or board beyond the main building) a corner: thence south easterly to the piece or parcel or part of lot of land last above described, a cor ner; thenco northeasterly along the said piece or parcel of land latt above de scribed, a distance of one (1) Inch, be the name more or less, to the line of the piece or parcel or part ot lot of land herein first above described, a corneri thence northwesterly along the line of tho said piece or parcel of part of lot of land herein first above described, to tho placo of beginning. ,,,,.. Improved with a two-story brick build ing, front part used as a store and th rear portion for storage and workshop. Seized and taken In execution at the suit ot Isabella L. Ballentine vs. Henry Battln. Debt, $16,065.00. Judgment No. 791, November Term, 1599. Lev. fa. to March Term, 1900. WELLES & TORREY, Atfya. TERMS OF SALE. FIFTY DOLLARS CSH WHEN PROP. RRTY IS STRUCK OFP AND BALANCB IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID WHEN STRUCK OFP. ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH AB0VB TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIIB WITH WILL BE RESOLD BEFORB AD JOURNMENT. CLARENCE E, PAYOR, Shtriff. Sheriff's office, Scranton, Pa., Fob. 8. 1900. The Best Washiij tvikt gJPBifc 4 "A ',! - ' . ., , - -it -
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