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THE SUK ANTON TRIBUNE-THUKSDAYr, SEJL'TJtiAUSElt 0, 1900.
TRIBUNE'S
EDUCATIONAL
CONTEST
Many Contestants Make
Material Gain.
HOW THE LEADERS STAND
David V. Blrtley Gains n Few Points
on Charles Rodriguez All Are
Working Hard One of the Rules
Which Has Been Misunderstood Is
Fully Explained The Contestants'
Opportunity.
There nie Just twentyfour more
working dnjs bofoto the close of The
Tribune's Educational Contest, and the
contestants are beginning to realize
this utid ate working earnestly. Yes
terday's letuins only lacked two points
of those of the piecedlng day, which
was the largest on iccord, yet there
Is no change In the order of the con
testants. Yesterday David V. Blrtley
was 03 points behind Charles Uodtl
Kiuz, while this morning he Is but S3
hi low. Arthur Kemtnerer pained 2 on
Oliver Callahan and Ilany Reese, Ml&s
r.inny H. Williams and Miss Grace
Slim ell all moved up closer, to Eugene
Roland. Richard Roberts, who occu
pies eleventh position, gained a few
points, bringing him near to tenth
place.
Occasionally questions arise which
are not quite clear to some of the
contestants. One of these is in tegard
to the rule which reads: "Only new
subscribers will be counted. Renew
als by persons already on our sub
set iptlon lUt will not be credited." The
reason for making this rule Is very
plain. The Tribune's object in con
ducting the contest is to secure new
Mibscrlbers and thus inciease its cir
culation. This object would not be
accomplished by accepting renewals
of present subscriptions as these, with
ery few exceptions, are renewed -voluntarily.
Now, as to the application
of the rule. Any person who is now
receiving The Tribune, whetluer he
pays by the month or year, is a sub
scriber, and it is all such subscrip
tions, when continued by payment to
a contestant, that are not accepted.
Any person who purchases The
Tilbune each day or occasionally is not
a subscriber and all such are accept
able under the rules of the contest.
One ruling which has proved a little
confusing to one or two is the accept
ance of renewals of subscriptions so
cured by the contestants. The Trib
une consideis that when a contestant
secures a new subscriber for one month
that contestant is fairly entltlpd to a
renewal of that subscription for any
length of time that the new
subscriber can bo persuaded to
pay In advance, pioviding the
renewal Is secured before the con
test closes. In many Instances, when
a subscriber has received The Tribune
for one month, he will be willing
to renew for three months or a yeai.
This Is the contestants' opportunity.
-f -- -f"t-
landing of the Ten
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Leading Contestants:
Charles Rodriguez, 428 -f
Webster ave., Scran-
ton 220
2. Dnvid V. Birtlexr. 103
Blrtley, 103
4
West Market street, "
Providence 137
Oliver Callahan, 415
Vine street, Scranton. 103.
Arthur Kemmerer, Fac- -f
toryvillo CO-f
,
5. David C. Spencer.Blooms-
burg, Pa 58
6. Eugene Boland,235 Wal-
nut street, Dunmore. . 47""
T 7. Harry Reese, 331 Evans
court, Hyde Park . . .
40
8.
Miss Fannie E. Will- 1
iams, Peckvllle 30
4 0. Miss Grace Slmrell, Car-
4- bondale 33
10. Sidney W. Hayes, 022
Olive street, Scranton. 28
SIDEWALK GAVE WAY.
Singular Accident to a Lady at
Hopbottom.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Hopbottom, Sept. C A most singular
accident occurred hero Tuesday morn
ing, the tesult of which it is feared
will prove fatal.
Hev. Mrs. Homans, xvho had been
spending the night with a sick friend
was returning homo nt about F a. m.,
wljen the stone walk over which she
was pas.slng suddenly gave way, caus
ing her to drop seeral feet into the
water channel beneath, which extends
the whole length of Main street, under
the walks. The stone wteN 9 feet by
5 feet and ftom four to six inches In
thickness, and as the two pieces fell
Into tho channel bhe was pinioned be
tween them in such a manner that
her head was badly cut and bruised,
and It is feared she may have sus
tained serious Internal injuries as well.
Two men who were on the street and
heard the crash hurried to the rescue,
but were unable to jemovo tho stones
until other help arrived.
The cause of the accident was due
to the fact that the stone was not
the lino Itagglng generally used about
here, but was of a red shell nature,
and had probably become partially
disintegrated and then cracked almost
by Its own weight.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it falls to cute. E. W. Grove's sig
nature Is on each box. 25c.
HONESDALB.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Honejdale, Sept. B ltev. 0 A. Place and
family are at Klk lake, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J, A. Brown.
Un. George Prttchell and daughter, Mlsi flrace,
of Ituthcrford, N. J., are guests of Mr. &. M
Decker.
The Honcsdale graded schools will open next
Monday, wl'h Mr. Thomas S. March s principal,
and Mr, Samuel B. Churchill, vice principal, and
the following asslttsntst Miss (Jam T. Sutton,
MIm Once Jadwln, MIm Jlarcurct H. Keeler, Mr.
William W. Biker, Mrs. William Slumtn, MIm
Santee, Mill Alice Grecory, MIw Janet BIelow,
Mm. A. J. nix, MIm Alma Spencer, MIm Mattla
8. Olllen and Mlsi Jennie S. Ie
Manager Fllverstone, ol the ltonesdalc Opera
House, secured a good number for his c.penln
last nlslit, Mirtcll'i "South Before the war"
wan greeted y a full house The leenei went
Kick to lacry times, The plantation ""l" wcro
given hj i strong chorui of altiKcrs. A police
man ihoulil be on duty at the opera home to
subdue the boisterous clement
MI'S r ltewlc Kimble, of Philadelphia, li
viltlnr llonc'dale relative".
Mr. anil Mrs Herbert K. Baett ore the guests
of Mrs. Johnson, at Carbondale
The niptist Hocisl club tnrilliiR will he held
In the chapel room lhurdaj evening, with an
interesting programme, IncludlnR solos by Mlsi
Jesle Cleeeimer, the child ulngcr.
The Prohibition inunt) contention vs. i 1 1 be held
In the rouit house 'Ihuisda, Sept. 11.
Osleek tribe of lied Men will enjoy n smoker In
their council rooms l'rldiy evening of this week,
when a Joll) lime Is In store for all who attend.
MONTROSE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Montrose, Sept. 5 Mrs. John W. Spencc and
daunhtcr aro visiting friends In Uliigliamton.
Mrs. James I'. Taj lor entertained her brother,
Shrphard Ajars, ol hcranton, this week.
I.rnest Barker und family, of llliighamton, vis
ited Mrs. Barker's parents, Sir and Mrs James
Morris, sr , in this plate, this ut.
Congressman C I red Wright and famllj are
sojourning at Silver lake.
Justice M II Van Scoten is at Uhens, l'a , on
a business trip
W. Ivclson Barnes was transacting business at
nush the first of the week.
Mortimer 'inlth Ins returned from Stuouchati
na, where he has been visiting C. K. litswortn.
l'rank 1). Morris and Simon (1. 1'aticlicr, arc
In Now York this week, purchasing new fall
goods.
ltev. and Mrs I, V Shlpmin, of llinglntnton,
have been visiting Mr and Mrs . A. Iitsvvortli
at their borne on Church street.
Mrs Bessie Bostwlck, who his been visiting
relatives in Susquehanna, returned homo the first
of the week.
The nomination of officers of ltescuc Hook and
Ladder company for the ensuing jnr will bo
made at a meeting to be held In the company's
parlors tonight at 8 15 o'clock Kver) actiie
member Is requested to be present.
The Hallstcad Cornet bind Ins been secured
to furnish muic on the occasion of the annual
parade and review of the Montrose lire depart
ment, which occurs on Wcdnesdaj next.
The marriage of Miss Milllccnt llickus, daugh
tcr of Mr. and Mrs John Backus, ami J
C.erritson Crillis. son of Mr. and Mrs Jcflerson
(irlflis, will occur at the Baptist church in this
place on Tuesday, Sept. 11, at 11 30 a m , ltev.
11. K. Thomas performing the ceremony. It is
announced that an Invitation is extended to all
friends who wish to be present at the ceremony.
2o other invitations will be issued.
Miss orna Heardslcc Is visiting her parents
at their home in Little Meadows.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ketchum are visiting
relatives in Klrkvvood. N. Y.
i: W Rogers and Mrs. Joseph Clark, of West
field, N. J , spent Labor day at the home of
Ceorge S. 1'rlnk
George 0. Burns, wife and daughter are In New
York, from which place they will go to the si a
shore, and visit points of interest along the
Hudson river bifore returning home
School opened on Tuesday with a large at
tendance The excellent educational facilities
which the high school affords to voung people
of the rural districts is generally understood and
each jcar there are a large number of out of
town students in attendance This jcar the class
is unusually large, with the prospect i f Its being
largclv augmented before the liolidiax
l'ort) four hundred admission tickets were sold
at the Dimock camp iiitctiii'.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to tho Scranton Tribune.
1 unkhannock, Sept. 0 At the county com
missioncfti' o'fiee, this afternoon, tiie board was
in session Icr the pm pose of receiving bids
for the erection of a stone arch bridge across
the Mchoopany creek nt Hock Forrest in
Windham town-hip Under the reguluions of
the board all such work is let by open bidding
to the lowest bidder and in accordance with
that the contract went to M V, ami ill, of Mc
hoopany, for $fi71. The contract calls for the
completion of the work b December PV
Henry ltev nobis, of ot Mchohon, was tn
town Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Lillian Burgctt and family, of Klmlia,
X. Y who have been spmding the summer with
Mrs Matilda Harding at this place, have re
turned to tehir home.
Triton Hose cnmpanv, of this place, sends 0
11. Kennedy as a delegate to the Foreman's con
vention at Sajre, Thursday and FrUlav of this
week He leaves this evening Tho nuslnes
meeting of the association wilt be held Tliurs
day afternoon; the parade and races on Trlday
Tho company goes up Frldav morning on a spe
clal train and will be met at Ulster by the
Hornbrook band, who will accompany them to
Savre.
Hush J. Thompson, of Dusliore, Sullivan coun
ty, was In Tunkhannock on Wednesday.
The senatorial conference between the repre
sentatives of Bradford and Wjomins counties,
composing this senatorial riMrlct, will tie held
at Wjaluslng on Friday afternoon Wjomtng
county goes to this conference, having an equal
representation with Bradford for the first time,
since tho last reapportionment of the state
Heretofore Bradford has had five conferees In the
conference to Wyoming's two and as a conse
quence Wjoming has not bad a senator sinco
1S73. The last Republican convention of thU
county, following the lead of the Br.mdford con
vcntlon, Increased the number of their conferees
and fixed their number nt six and with that
representation will go into the conference on
Friday, B. W lewis is the candidate of Wvom.
Ing county and for his conferees has chosen n
J. Johnson, Itufus Northrop, II F Metcalf, (leo
'S. Baldwin, S It. Brunges and II S. Harding
TOBYHANNA.
Special to tho Scranton Tribune
Tohvhanna, Sept. E T M Lynch and sister,
M. A, Ljnch, entertained their friends at tho
home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs John Lvnch
The evening was spent by enjoving progressive
euchre, after which dinner was served, and the
balance of the evening was spent in dittoing
The guests present were- The Misses Tuba and
Mary Habord, of Philadelphia; Miss nn' !h,
of Philadelphia; Miss Mary T. Mauns, of bun
ton, Miss Mary Wagonhurst, of nluiIoii the
Mics Illllan and Marv Krauter, Miss vhbic
Hellar, the Mises Maj, Jmnie and -illi" Bind
head, Mr I S Core, Mr. and Mrs. Gin Ithoads,
Mr and Mrs W Burnett, l'aston; I Seblon
Case, Newton S Britton, jr , Harold Krauter
A large number of people from Tohyhanna will
attend the Monroe county fair at Stroud-burg
tomorrow
Mr John Illlgert. of this pi ice, Is still pu.h
Ing the copper examination which he dlscoveied
about eight miles cat of this pi ice, at Paiadisc
Vallev. v large dam is being built to get water
power to run a smelter.
NICHOLSON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune,
Nicholson, Sept. S - Mrs. John Hughes, nf
Pcraiiton, visited Mis II. K Wllklin, on Tuesdaj
The Ladles' auxlllarj of tho Methodist chinch
met with Mrs Ccmiad, on Wednesday.
MUs Bessie Mcphens commenced her school at
Bjeontowti, Mundav, Sept. 3.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 1' lohnsoii, Dr. and Mis, II.
II Webb and It tit li Juhnon ramped at Lake
Nicholson last wiek.
Mrs. I'. N Boyle, Vim. J 11, Kelly, Dora Kel
y, Itjjmond hell), Mrs II. B. Wllklns, Mis
(' II. McConnell, Mm. Martin Crock, Mrs II K
Wilklns, Mrs D Piatt and Miss Horcnce Wilklns
spent Monday at Ijiko Nicholson with Mr. and
Mrs. K F. Jchnson.
Miss Ma) l'arur returned to Mansfield State
Normal school Mondav,
Mr, F. S. P. Hines, of Harfo.d, spent Sunday In
town.
Dr. and Mrs II II. Wcbh leturned to their
home in Jerse) Pit) on Morula).
V. b. Clock visited at Lake Nicholson on Sun
day, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Has been used for over FIFTY nAItS bv
MILLIONS of MOIIIEIW for their (TIILUHFN
Willi.!! TF.ETH1MJ. with PKIlFhC'r MJCCES3.
It SOOTHFS the CHILD, SOFIKNS the UUM9,
ALIAV3 all FAIN; CUIUS WIND COLIC, anil
is the best remedy for DIAIttUIOia. Sold by
Drugtflsts In every part of the world. Be sure
and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Boctlilnjr S)rup,"
and take no other kind. Twenty are cents i
bottle.
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY.
Breclal to the Scranton Tribune.
Susquehanna, Sent, 5. The Susquehinni bill
club will probably play In Carbondale Septem
ber 11, with the home nine.
rrotlionotary Henry K. Manter and Deputy
Sheriff Culilln, of Montrose, were In town on
Tuesday.
Mm. MeBrlde, an iged resident of the Oakland
side, on luesdaj sustained a stroke of paralysis.
Howe's anlmatlscope was the attrajrtlon in
Hogan opera home this evening. The audience
was large.
barn belonging to Charlei Pettlt, on the
Oakland side, was on Monday nearly burned by
a Hie said to have been started by the aun'i
Mis on a manure pile.
ltev Charles W. Boot, of Christ Tplscopal
ch'irch, has returned from his vacation.
The persons who burglarlred the residence of
H (' Atkins, at Lakeside, Jackson township, on
Filday lat, are still at large They wire tracked
to Oreat Bind Among the things tiken were
$11 In cash, a silver watch and a Smith &. Wes
son revolver
II C arrIngton was at Harvey's Lake today,
attending the thirtv fourth annual icunion of the
One Hundred and Fort) third Pennsylvania Vet
eran volunteers,
The Willing Workers of flrace Pplscopal church
In Oakland last evening held a lawn social at
the resld'nce of William Mannering
Business Is again good on the Jefferson division
of the Trie
Superintendent George F Callahan, of Battl
more, will this evening give an exhibition of
the nev chemical fire extinguisher Just purchased
It) the hci stone Hook ml Ladder company
The Susquehanna Library association lias elect
ed the folovvlntr oflleers for ilie ensuing jeai
President, John Crilum; vice president, M s
Tcrwllllger, ttcnsnrcr, O It Simmons, vcretarv,
Mrs C It IV.k. hbiaiian. Mi M It ttointon
Mrs 1'iHlirliill, of Stevens' Point, wis tried
before Justice Oleason and e Jurv in this borough
on Tucsil.iv on n charge of assault and battery
upon urs urown, ol the same hamlet The de
fendant was fined 1 and costs, about $27
Deafness Cannot be Cured.
by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the car There is onli one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constltu
tlonal remedies Diifnem is caused by an in
flamed condltiun of the mucous lining of the
Lutachlan Tube When this tube get inllained
sou hive ft tumbling sound of lmperftct hear
ing, ami when it is entirely closed deafness
is the result, iml unless the Inflammation can
bo taken out and this tube restored to its nor
mal condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever, nine eases out of ten arc caused bv catarrh,
which Is nothing but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured bv Hall's Catarrli Cure Send for clrcu
Jars, free.
F J CIinNHY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold bv Druggists ",c
Hall's Tamily Pills are the best.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
CHKHIPF'S SALE
-or-
Valuable Real Estate
-ON-
FltlDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1900.
By virtue of sundry writs of Tlerl Ta
clas, Levari Taclas and Venditioni Ex
ponas, Issued out of the court of common
pleas of Lackawanna county, to me di
rected, I will expose to public sale by
vendue or outcry, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, at the court house, In
tho city of Scranton. Lackavanna coun
tv on miUAY tho TWKNTV-riHST
DAY OF SllI'TEMEBL'H, A D., 1W0, at
10 o'clock In tho fotenonn of Fald cla, all
the right, title and Intel est of tho dofona-nnt-s
In and to the following described
lots, plects or parcel's of land, lz.:
No. 1 Al tho rlcrht title and Interest
of the defendant, Fred Gumner, In and
to an tnat coruun larm, consisung oi cwo
ndjolnln-r nieces of land situate In the
Township of llenton. County of Lacka
wanna unci state or iennsyiania, Dounu
ed and described as follows- Heginnli.g
at a post in the center of tho old Elkvvood
toad, corner of Hnd surveed to the wife
of Carlton D Tarnum, daughter of Isaac
Doud- thtneo south eight) -two and one
half (S2'i.) degrees east one hundred and
fourteen and five-tenthb (111 S) perches
along said road to a post corner of Mllai,
Evorts' land; thence north along said Ev
nrts' lino one hundred and fifteen and
five-tenths (115 5) perches to post nnd
stones where tho beech stood, another
comer of said Evarts': thence north
forty-sl. (K) degrees eist along said Ev
atts' line thirty -five and flve-tenthx (33 5)
perches to post and stones In lino bo
tvvcen the counties of Susqueharna and
I uzerne, thence north eighty-seven nnd
one-hall (KT'O degrees west along said
county line on hundred and eighteen (US)
perches to post and stones corner nf land
sold by Isaac Doud to Alva Cook; theno
bouth thirteen and one-fourth (I3V) de
grees west along said Cooks lino nlnel)
ono and flve-tenths (91 5) perches to post
in uno or s.itu airs, -nro,um f inno,
thence houth eighty-two and one-halt
(S2H) degrees east along the line of the
same four C4) pnrehes to corner of the
Fume; thim-o south twenty-threo (il)
perches to the place of beginning. Con
taining elshtv -seven (87) acres and elgnty.
two (8?) perches, more or less, and being
same premises which Ezeklcl Gumaer by
his, Inst will and testament devised to
said Trcderlck Gumaer, and also one ad
Joining piece of land bounded and de
scribed as follows- Bounded easterly by
lands above described; southed) by lands
of E Quick and .Tamar. Urundngo; west
erly hy lands of Jaman BrundTge and It.
E. Phillips, and notherly bv the dividing
line between the Counties of Lackawanna
and Susquehanna Containing fifty (K
acres, more or less, being the same land
which J G Williams et al sold and con
veyed to said Trederlck Gumaer by deed
dated April 17, 15, and recorded In Lack
nvvanna County In Deed Book No 11, page
3V? etc Excepting and reserving from
t-ald faim consisting of the above-de-scilbed
pieces of land about ten (10) acres
which the said Frederick Gumaer sold
and conve)ect to Jotin JI Hrunlng by
deed dated Feb 4, 1S1S, nnd recorded in
Lnckawnnna Countv In Deed Book No.
1S3, page 270, reference being thereunto
had the Bamc will more fully and at
largo appear. Tho said farm consisting
of the nbove described lots or pieces of
land Is Improved with ono two-story
frame dwelling house, two barns, one
creamery, other outbuildings and apple
orchard thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of Freeman Leach vs. Fted Gumaer.
Debt, Jl 023 29 Judgment No. ?9G. May
Term, 1S99. ri. fa. to Septcmbo- Term,
1900. TINKHAM, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 2 All tho right, title and Interest
of the defendant Michael Sllmak. In nnd
to all thoe certain lots of land In the
I'ornngh of Olvphant In the County of
Lackawanna Pa , known as Lots Nos
16 nnd IS, upon the plot of Schubmehl'h
Addition to tho Borough of Olyphnnt,
which plot Is recoiled at Scranton In
Deed Bonk No 112, pio liTi said lots
combined are one bundled (100) feet In
front on Mill street, same In rear, and
cne bundled nnd fnrtv-flve (14J) feet In
depth on tho nuthvvesterl) side, and one
hundred nnd fort) tH0 feet In depth on
the southeasterly side All Improved with
a tvvo-stoi) frame dwelling house and
other outbuildings thereon.
StUed nnd taken In execution at the
suit of W J. Schubmehl vs Michael
Sllmak Debt, J1S1 GO. Judgment No. 2i.l,
November Term, ISS. Tl fa to Septem
ber Term, 1W. STOKES, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 3 All the right, title and Intetest
of the defendant, Edward J Fallon, In
and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel
of lnnd situate. hliiL' nnd belncr In Did
Forge township, now Borough of obi
Forge, County of Lackawanna and Stato
of Pcnns)lvnnla. bounded nnd described
tits follows, to wit Beginning at a point
on the cast side of the public road lead
ing from Flttston to Scranton and run.
nlng along snld rond east fortv.two (12)
feet to n corner post In line of lands of
James Fulev; thence along land of snld
Foley south ono hundred and thirty (130)
feet to a post In line of land belonging
to Mar) Fallon, thence along said Mary
Fallon's land west forty-two (4J) feet to
n post, nnd thence along said Mary Fal
lon's land noith one hundred and thirty
(TO) feet to the place of beginning Being
the same land conveyed to snld Edward
.1 Fallon bv deed of John J Fnhey, shet
Iff, dated fifteenth Decembor, H12, nnd re.
rorded in Lackawanna County Deed Book
No. D5, pago 40S, etc. Improved with a
two-story frame dwelling houso and out
buildings thereon.
Seized and tnken In execution nt the
suit of Joseph Manntck vs. E. J Fallon.
Debt, J200 09. Judgment No, 4M. Janu
ary Tmm, 1900. Fl. fa. to September
Term, 1900.
TAYLOR & LEWIS, Att'y.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
ALSO
No. 4 -All the right, title find Interest
of tho defendant. Benjamin A. Simpson,
In nnd to all that certain lot of land sit
uate In tho Borough of Vandllng, late
Fell Township, Lackawanna County,
Pennsylvania, being Lot No. 91, on Main
street. In the Northern Coal and Iron
company's plan In the Village of Vnn
tiling, and bounded and described as fol
lows: Containing a front of fifty (50)
feet southeastward n Main street;
bounded southwestwrd nt right angles
to snld street one hundred (100) feet by
Lot No. 91 on said street; northwestward
parallel with said street, fifty (60) feet by
the northwestern line of lands of the
Fald Northern Coal and Iron company,
nnd northward at right angles to said
stieet ono hundred (lOo) feet by Lot No.
S9 on said stroit. All Improved with a
two and one-half story framo dwelling
house and outbuildings.
Seized and tnken In execution nt tho
suit of Pemisvlvnnla Savings Fund and
Lean Association vs Benlnmln A. Simp
son. Debt. JSI0 81. Judgment No 120C,
September Term, 1900. Fl fa to Septem
ber Term, looo. CUBBY, Att'y.
ALSO
No. fi-All the right, title and Interest
of tho defendants, P. J Moran and
Hugh Culkln, executors of Bridget Ryan,
iiecenseo, and M 1. wymus guar
dian In and to all tho following de
scribed piece and parcel of land situate
In tho Seventh ward of the City of Scran
ton, County of Lnckawnnna and State
of Pennsylvania, nnd described a fol
lows, to wit. Beginning at a corner on
tho side of the rond leading from Scran
ton, County of Lackawanna and Stnte of
l'ennsvlvanli, nnd described as follows,
to wit. Beginning nt a corner on tho
side of tho road lendlnar from Scranton
to Prcvldence, thence nlong said rond
north thirty-three (13) degrees enst sixty
(CO) feet to a corner In a line of lot for
merly owned by Mr Cnrcy; thence north
lltty-two (52) degrees west twelve (12)
perches to a corner on or nbout tho brink
nf tho hill; thence outh thirty-three (33)
degrees west sixty (CO) feet to a corner,
and thence south fiftv-tvvo (52) degrees
east twelve (12) perches to the plnco of
beginning. Containing about forty-four
(44) perches of land be the same more
or less Excepting nnd nlways reserving
all the roil and other mineral beneath
the surface of -and belonging to said
premises, with the exclusive right to
llllam R. Call, his heirs and nsslgns, to
mine and removo the samo bv anv sub
terranean process Incident to the busi
ness of mining, and also to pass through
the said premises to mine and remove the
coal from anv ndj-icent lands, without
the right, however, to enter upon the
surface of said premises for any purpose
whatsoever Being the same land con
voyed to Bridget Rjan by William R.
Call and wife by deed dated the twenty
first of October, 1SS2, duly recorded in
Lackawanna County. Improved with one
two-story double frame dwelling, ono
two-story frame building used ns dwell
ing and store with a framo barn and out
buildings thereon.
Seized nnd tnken In execution nt tbe
suit of nspned to David M. Rellley vs
P J Moran and Hugh Culkln, executors
of Bridget Rvan, deceased, and M F.
Wymbs, guardian. Debt, $1,19 13 Judg
ment No 738. March Term, 1900. Lev. fa.
to September Term. 1900.
T. P. DUFrY, Att'y.
ALSO
No. C All th rlcbt. title nnd Interest
of tho defendants, Michael Siovlskl and
Maggie Siovlskl, in and to all that certain
piece of lnnd situate In tho Borough of
Jerm)n. County of Lackawanna, nnd
Stnte of Pennsylvania bounded and de
scribed ns follows Containing a front
of fifty (f,0) feet northeastward on A
street. Bounded southeastward at right
angles to A street one hundred and fifty
(150) feet sciuthvvestwnrd parallol to A
street fifty (50) feet, nnd northwestward
at right angles to A street ono hundred
nnd fifty (130) feet. Being tho half of
tho James II Maggerty lot adjoining
Mary and Patrick McIIale. Coal and
minerals reserved
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit of J. O Ackerman vs Michael Sio
vlskl and Maggie Siovlskl Debt. JOGS').
Judgment No 739, September Term, 1S99.
Alias Vend. ex. to September Term, 1900.
McMEANS, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 7. All tho right, title and Interest
of the defendant, G L. Talk, and
Catharine Falk. In and to all that
certain lot of land being Lot No.
11 on line of lands of the Ridge Turnpike
compnn), commonlv known ns the "Bou
levard," In the Tlrst ward of tho City of
Scranton, County of Lackawanna Penn
sylvania, on tho plot of J. K Johler's
Addition to the City of Scrnaton. known
ns "Precipice Point," which plot Is re
corded In tho oflloe of recorder of deeds
in Lackawanna County, in Book of Maps
No 1, page 7J4, being forty (40) feet 111
front on the Boulevaid the same In rear
nnd extending from the Boulevard to tho
Lackawanna river Being the same lot
conve)ed by Jacob K Johler and wife
to Ge irgo Louis Fllk by deed dated Aug
6, ISt. and recorded in the recorder s of.
tlce of Lackawanna county tn Deed Book
No. Ux, page 31u, and by the said George
Louis Falk conveyed to the said Kath
arine Falk by deed dited tho ninth day
of March. 1900 nnd recoided In the re
corder's office of Lackawanna County In
ueeu ijook rso is, page isi coat anu
minerals excepted and reserved.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of use of R. A. Zimmerman vs. G.
L Talk and Katharine Fa'k. Debt.
SCO. Judgment No. 815, September Term,
1900. Fl. fa. to September Term, 1900
ZMMMERMAN, Att'y.
ALSO
No 8 All the right, title nnd interest
of the defendants, George Sanderson.
Jr., and E B. Sturges, executors of
George Sanderson, Thomas Robh and E.
Coke, James M. Robb, Samuel Itohb,
William Robb and George Kingsbury, to
wit.; Beginning at a corner on Von
Storch ave nue sixty and eight-one hun
dredths (COOS) feet to a corner; thence
westerly about ono hundred and eighty
and nine-one hundeds (ISO 09) feet to a
corner; thence southerly sixty and eight
one hundredth.! (COOS) feet to n corner,
thenco easterly one hundred and eighty
nnd nine-one hundredths ilSO 09) feet to a
corner on Von Storeh avenue, the place
of beginning Being bounded on tho north
by Lot No, 10, In Block No, 60, on tho
south by Lot No. i. In said Block No
66, and on the easterly side by Von
Storch avenue
Seized end taken In execution nt tho
suit of City of Scranton vs Geotgo San
derson, Jr., et al Debt, $110 82 Judg
ment No. 2-ij. May Term, 1900. Lev. fa.
to September Term, 1900
VOSBURG. Att'y
ALSO
No, 9 All the tight, title and Interest
of the defendant, Georgo W. Kazensteln,
In and to ll that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land sltuato, lying and being in
the Townblilp of Lackawanna, County of
Lackawanna and State of Penns)lvanla,
designated and described as follows, to
w It Being Lot No lb In Block No. 4,
upon the southcrl) side of said Sloan-iavc-nue,
said lot being forty (40) feet In
front on said Sloan avenue, nnd one
hundred nnd forty-live (145) feet deep to
u court for public use, fourteen til) feet
wide, said lot being rectangular In shape,
as designated and laid out on the plot
of tho said The K6)stono Land com
pany, which map Is on tecord In the
proper oflloe for the recording of deeds,
ete , In nnd for the County of Lactavvan
na. In Deed Book No 142 ut page lOl, es
reference thereto had will fullv appear.
Being the same land conveyed to said
George W. Kazensteln b) deed of mid
The Key stone Land company, dated tho
twentv-thlrd day of September, 1K97, and
recorded In Deed Book No. 157, ut rage
3s9, etc. Coal and minerals excepted and
reserved.
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit of Use of Honesdale Shoe Ccmpanv
vs. George W Kazensteln Debt, $JU 27
Judgment No 073 September Term, 1S9S.
Fl fa. to September Term, 1900.
B1JERS & ORAMBS, Att'vs.
ALSO
No. 10. All tho right, title and Interest
of the defendant, Morris Hollander, In
and to all the surface of, In and to the
following described lot, piece or parcel of
land situate In the Township of Old Forge
(now Borough of Old Forge), County of
Lackawanna, and State of Penns)lvanla,
bounded and described ax follows, to
wit.; Being Lot No 30. In Block No 7,
Section V on plan of E. M, Smith's
Lots In said township, drawn by J II,
Rlttenhouse, C. E., and being tlfty (50)
feet In front on the northeasterly ride of
Maplo street and one hundred and thirty
seven (137) feet, more or less, in depth,
rectangular In shape, hounded northwest
by Lot No. 29, northeast by Lot No. 22,
on the southeast by Iot No, Jl Being
the same premises which Joseph Josephs
and Rose, his wife, by deed dated June
15, 1891, sold and conveyed to said Morris
Hollander, same being recorded In the
office for the recording of deeds, in end
for tho County of Lackawanna, In Deed
Book No. 110, at page 93, etc. All im
proved with a two-story framo bu'icllng
SHERIFF'S SALES.
used as a dwelling and storo end out
buildings theieon.
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit of Minnie Spitz vs. Morris Hollan
der. Debt, 800. Judgment No. 820. Moy
Term, 1S99. Fl, fa. to Septomoer Ttim,
1900. TAYLOR A LEWIS, Att'ys.
ALSO
No. II. All tho right, title and Interest
of tho defendant, Henry Smith nnd Annie
Smith, his wife, In and to all that certain
lot of land situate In tho First ward of
tho City of Scranton, County of Lacka
wanna nnd Stato of Pennsylvania, and
sltuato upen tho northeasterly side of
Dotty street, In Lackawanna Park, in said
City. Being Lot No. 12, In Block No. 2, In
said park, having a frontage on said
street of thirty-four and fourteen-ono
hundredths (31.14) feot nnd extend
lug of that width at right angles
to snld street In n northoasterly
direction a depth of seventy (70)
feet. Improved with ono two-story
shlngled-roof dwelling house and out
buildings. Excepting and reserving nil
coal and minerals, as excepted nnd re
served In deed from Louis II, Wlnt nnd
wife to Horatio U. Patrick, recorded In
the office of tho recorder of deeds, etc.,
of said County, In Deed Book No. 146,
page, 187, etc. Being part of the same
premises sold nnd convo)ed by the said
Patrick and wife to James Nfehols. and
by tho Bald James Nichols to the mort
gagor. Seized and taken In execution nt the
suit of New York Mutual Savings nnd
Loan Association vs. Henry Smith and
Ann. Un.1,1. SIh .. i .!.. ,Dt. -1
Judgment No. 921, May Term, 1900. Lov.
fa to September Term, 1900.
WATSON, DIEML &. KEMMERER.
Att'js.
ALSO
No 12 -All tho right, title and Interest
of tho defendant, Jnmes F Loftus, In and
to nil those two lots or parcels of land
situate In the town of Jessup, Borough
of Wlnton, Lackawanna County, Penn
sylvania, described as follows, to wit :
Beginning at the corner of Court street
and Clarkson avenue; thence running
southeasterlv along Court stieet two
hundred (200) feet to Center avenue,
thenco westerly on Center avenue one
hundred (100) feet; thenco northwesterly
two hundred (200) feet to Clarkson ave
nue; thence northeasterly one hundred
(100) feet along Clarkson avenue to the
placo of beginning Being Lots Nos. 153
and 114, on tho town plot of Jessup, of
the Filer Levy et al plot. Improved
with a frame store and dwelling house
on Clarkson avenue and two frame tene
ment houses on Center avenue, nnd other
outbuildings thereon
Seized nnd taken in execution at tho
suit of the New Schiller Building and
Loan Association vs. James F. Loftus.
Debt, $1,310 Judgment No. 1259, Septem
ber Term, 1900. Fl. ti. to September
Term, 1900. STOKES. Att'y.
ALSO
No. 13 All the rtrht. title rend interest
of tho defendant, Michael J. Norton or
Michael J. Naughton, In and to all those
two certain lots or parcels of land situate
In the borough of Throop,sJn the county
of Lackawanna, nnd state of Pennsyl
vania, bounded nnd described as follows:
Being lots number six (6) and seven (7) In
square or block D, as shown on Shepard's
map of Olyphant. Said lots nro together
97 feet In width In front on tho Dunmore
nnd Olyphant road, 95 feet In width In
tho rear; 191 feet In depth on the north
side, and 215 in depth on tho south side
Being the same lot of land conveved by
Joseph B Townsend to Mlahnol J Norton
In deed dated April IS. 1891, and recorded
In the ofllce of the lecordei of deeds In
nnd for Lackawanna count) In deed bock
78, pago 251, etc. All Improved with one
two-story frame building used as a dwell
ing house and saloon One two-story
frame dwelling house nnd outbuildings.
SECOND All thnt lot or parcel of land
known ns Lot No. two (2) as laid out by
Frank Ollendlke and situated on tho
north side of the rond running from Dun
more to Olyphant. being CO feet in front
on said road, the samo width In the reai
and 120 feet In depth. Being the same lot
of land conveved by Frank Ollendlke to
Michael Noughton in deed dated August
9th, ISi'J, and recorded In the oir.ee of th
recorder of deeds of Lackawannn. county,
In deed book No 2, page 49S. etc All lm
proved with one two-story framo dwell
ing house, ono one-story ftama dwelling
with brick basement and outbuildings.
Coal and minerals reserved under both
lots.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of Geiman Building Association No. 8
vs, Michael J Norton or Michael J.
Naughton Debt. J4.20O . Judgment No,
1212, September Term, 19XI. Fl. fa. to Sep.
tembcr Term, 1900.
ItAiNiSAlt, Ally,
ALSO
No. 11 All the rlcht. title nnd Interest
of the defendant, Evan P Phillips, In and
to all that certain lot of land situate In
the township of Old Forge now borough
of Tn)lor. county of Lackawanna, and
stato of Pennsylvania being lot number
ono hundred and lifty-thrco (153) of plot
No 1 of lands of the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western Railroad company
nt Taylorllle Said lot number one hun
dred nnd fifty-three (151) Is seventy and
six-tenths (70 C-10) feet In front on Pond
street and extends along the rear of lots
Nos SS. 9-), 100 and 101 a distance of one
hundred and sixty ana six-tenths (160
6-10) feet and along the rear of lot No. 102
seventy-nine and six-tenths (79 C-10)- feet
to a point on Ridge street, and thenco
along lot No. 169 one hundred and fifty
(150) feet and along lot No. lot elghty-nino
(iJ) feet to said Pond street. All Im
proved with a two-story single frame
dwelling house and outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit of the West Side Bank vs. Evan P.
Phillips. Debt, $155. Judgment No. 113,
Janunry Teim, 1897. Fl. fa. to Septem
ber T erm, 1900.
THOMAS, Atty.
ALSO
No. 15 All the right, title and interest
of tho defendants, Theophlla Koniechnv
and Joseph Konleehny, In and to all
those two certain lets, pieces or pnrcels
of land situate, lying and being In' the
village of Jessup, county of Lackawanna,
und stnte of Pennsylavnla.
The first thereof bounded nnd described
ns follows to wit. Beginning at a point
on the easterly side of Clarkson uvcnuo
ono hundred (100) feet northeast of Mej
lert avenue, thenco nlong Clarkson ave
nue northeasterly ono hundred (100) feet;
ui' nue suiiinc-uBceriy m ngni angles wun
Clarkson avenue and parallel with Moy
leit avenue two hundred (200) feet to an
alley; thence nlong said alley southwest
erly one hundred (10)) feet to lino of lots
sold to Patrick Coleman; thence north-
HcBiciij mm ijuieiiivi wiiii .ueyierc. cive- i
nue two hundred (200) feet to Clarkson
avenue, the place of beginning Being
parts of lots numbered flft)-one, flttv
two, fifty-three and flft)-four (51, 52, 51
and SI), as laid down on a map of the
Town Plot of Jessup Improved with
two two-story frame dwelling houses and
outbuildings thereon
Being the same premises which Will
lam II Stanton, Jr., granted and con
veyed to Theophlla Konleehny. by deed
dated Juno 30th, 1S-i2, and recorded In tho
recorder's ofllce of Lackawanna county
In deed book 95, page 152
The second thereof bounded nnd de
scribed as follows to wit; Being lot
number three (3), In equate or block G,
and situate upon Church stieet, In the
vlllago of Jessup, bald lot being rectan
gular In shape fifty (60) feet In front and
tear and ono hundred nnd flftv (1) feet
In depth Improved with largo hotel
building and hall
Being tho samo premises which Georgo
Nacarrow granted nnd eonvoed to
Theaphlla Konleelm) by deed dated flrbt
day of April, 1897, and recorded In the re.
corder's ofllce of Lackawanna county. In
deed book No, 148. pago 197.
Seized und tnken In execution at tho
suit of Citizens' Building and Loan Asso.
elation vs. Theophlla Koniechnv and Jo.
seph Koniechnv. Dobt, 1 3C9 50 Judg
ment No 1215 Scptembor Term, 1900. II
fa. to September Term, 1900.
ZIMMERMAN, Atty
Also at the suit of assigned to Ludwlg
Knscinbki vs. Theophlla Konleehny et nl
Debt, $450 Judgment No 211, May Term,
1897. Fl fu. to September Term, 1900
STOKES, Atty,
ALSO
No. 1C All the right, title nnd Interest
of tho defendant, Mary J. Devlin, In and
to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land In the borough of Wlnton, county of
Lackawanna -vnd state of Pennsylvania,
described as follow s: Being part of the
original tract known as tho "Duvld
Brown" tract, situate In said borough
Said lot lh fifty and 30-100 feet wide In
front on Church street, and one hundred
and fifty feet deep along Second avenue
nnd'rectangular and Is known as lot No
1, block "F, as shown on Wlnton Dolph
and Sturges' plot of "David Brown"
tract. Map recorded In Lackawanna
county in deed book 03, natse 47 lm.
proved with a large flame dwelling house
In front and a frame tenement house in
rear and other outbuildings thereon.
Seized nnd taken In execution at the
suit of Spruks Brothers vs. Mary J.
Dovlln. Debt, $319 15. Judgment No. 301,
January Term, 1598. Fl. fa. to Beptem
ber Term, 1900. ...
STOKES, Atty.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
ALSO
No. 17 All tho right, title and Interest
of tho defendant, Frederick Molderle. In
nnd to all that certain piece or parcel of
land Bltunte In the township of Grcen
flnld, cbunty of Lackawanna, nnd state
of Pennsylvania, bounded and described
aB follows: Beginning at a point In the
public road In the lino of lands of M. A.
Rnnkln; thenco north forty-five and a
half degrees cast forty rods and ono
link along said Ranklns land to a cor
ner; thenco north fifty-two and one-half
degrees west thlrty-oiglit rods and ten
links to a corner; thence north seventy
six (or seventy-six and one-half) de
grecs west, one rod nnd sixteen links to
the margin of the Bidder pond: thence
along tho margin nf said pond north
fifty-six and n half degrees east, twenty
Beven rods nnd twonty-ono links; thence
north soventy-two and a half degrees
east, two rods; thence north forty-one do
grees cast, tvvcnty-nlno rods and throe
links to a stake and corner In the edge of
sold pond; thence south thlrtv-threo de
grees cast along lands of J W SIckler
or others, twelve tods and sixteen links
to a stono and stake corner; thence north
forty-iilno and three-fourths degrees cast
fifty-eight rods to a stake and stones cor
ner; thenco south forty-four degrees east
nlong lands of J. M Cobb nnd lands- of
McDonough ono hundred nnd forty rods
to a corner nf stnnn wnll: thenco south
forty-seven and a half degrees west, along
nanus oi jonn L. DecKer lirty-eignt roci
nnd eleven links to a stono corner In the
conter of a public road; thence north
eighty-four and a half degrees west on
tho center of said road one hundred and
twenty-two rods nnd twenty-threo links
to the place of beginning Containing
ninety-two acres nnd twenty-seven
perches of land, he the same more or
less. Saving and excepting from nnd out
of the nbove described pleco or parcel of
land the part thereof described as fol
lows: Beginning at a corner In tho pub
llo road leading from J W Siekler to
H S Worsen; thenco along said road
north elghtvMwo degrees west one hun
dred nnd six and three-fourths peiches
to n point In center of said road; thence
north twenty-threo and a half degrees
east forty-eight and thtee-fourths
perches to a corner, thenco south slxtv
tlvo degrees cast fifty-five and one-fourth
porches to a point in the center of the
road leading from the first mentioned
road to the Hickory Rldgo road; thence
nlong center of said road north twenty
two nnd n half degrees east twenty-four
perches to a point In center of said road;
thence south slxt) -seven and a halt dc
giees cast three perches and fourteen
feet to a corner, thence north forty-one
nnd a half degrees east thirteen nnd
three-fourths perches to a corner, thence
north sixty-seven nnd a half degrees west
seven and three-fourths perches to a
point In center of said last mentioned
road; thence along center of ssld rood
north twentv-thiee nnd one-half degrees
east twenty-eight and a half perches to
another point In tho center of said road
In line of J. M Cobb's land, thenco nlong
land of J. M. Cobb south fortv-one nnd a
half degrees east seventy-eight and three
fourths perches to a corner of John L
Decker: thenco along westerly line of
snld Decker's land south flftv degrees
west, fifty-eight perches and eleven links
to the place of beginning Containing forty-six
acres of land, more or less
Seized and tnken In execution nt the
suit of George C Price vs, Fredetick Hol
derle Debt $3 87)00 Judgment No 532,
January Term, 1S99. TI fa to September
Term, 1900.
GEORGE H. HORN, Atty.
ALSO
No IS -All the right, title and Interest
of the di fondant, John J. Williams, In
nnd to a house and lot located on tho Old
Plank Road leading from Ol) pliant to
Peckvllle Being a portion of lot known
as the Vail property and deeded by
Michael Vail executor to Ansll Carpen
ter by deed dnted Dec. 29, 1892. Said lot
being forty-five (15) feet In front and rear
and ono hundred nnd sixty (160) feet deep
to a board fence, be the samo more or
ltss. Said lot Is bounded on tho west by
land of William V. Seymour; on tho east
b) lot formerlv owned by A N. Brun
dnge Improved with two-story frame
houso and fruit trees thereon.
Seized nnd taken In execution nt the
suit of E A Bloxam, administrate' of
J B. Bloxam. Debt. $191 Judgment
No. 128S, Setpember Term, 1900. Fl. fa.
to September Term, 190n
WATROUS, Att'y.
ALSO
No 19 All tho right, title and Interest
of the defendant. Max Klopfer, In and
to all that certain lot, pleco or parcel of
land situate In the Borough of Archbald,
County of Lackawanna and Stnto of
Pennslyvanla, bounded and descilbcd as
follows, viz: On the east bv the Turn
pike Road running from Carbondale to
Providence, nnd on the west by tho Dela
ware and Hudson company railroad; on
the south by land late of James Coollcan,
and on the north by land now- or former
ly of John Prendergast Being the same
land which John Carrol! et ux , by deed
dated the second day of June A. D ,
1SS5, and recorded In the ofllce of tho Re
corder of Deeds In Lackawanna Countv
In Deed Book No 40. pago 572, conveyed
to Max Klopfer. All Improved with a
two-story frame dwelling house
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit of Christian Moller vs Mnx Klopfer
Debt, $400 Judgment No 501, May Term,
1900. Fl. fa. to May Term, 1900.
O'NEILL, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 20 All tho right, title and Interest
of the defendants. Elizabeth J. Williams
and Zephanlnh Williams, In and to all
that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
sltuato In the Borough of Olyphant, In
the County of Lackawanna, Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to
wit: Containing a front of sixty (CO)
feet northeastward on Culm street;
bounded southeastward at right angles to
said street one hundred and fifty (160)
feet by Lot No 20 on said street; south
westward parallel with snld street sixty
ttiO) reet oy J.oi iso, u on ueu sireei, unci
northwestward at right angles to Culm
street one hundred nnd fifty (150) feet by
Lot No, 18 Comprising Lot No. 18, on
Culm street, as tho same Is designated
on a map of building lots of the Deiawaro
and Hudson Cannl company In tho said
Borough of 01)phant. All Improved
with a two-story ftamo dwelling houso
and other outbuildings thereon
Seized and tnken In execution nt the
suit of New Schiller Building and Loan
Association vs Elizabeth J Williams and
Zcphanlah Wllllnms Debt, $753. Judg
ment No 12'S September Term, 1900. Fl.
fa. to September Term, 1900.
STOKES. Att'y.
ALSO
No 21 All tho right, tltlo and Interest
of the defendant, Mary Shamrock, In
nnd to all the following described tract,
piece or parcel of lnad, situate, l)lng and
being In the village of Prlceburg Dick
son City borough. Lackawanna County,
Pennsylvania, Included In Block No. 43,
and described as follows. Beginning at
an lion pin sltuato twenty (20) feet from
the center of Dundaff road, also corner
of a lot the property of the Prlceburg
Electric Light company, thence north
seventy-eight (78i degtces four 14) min
utes east along the westerly line of said
lot ono hundred and thlrt) -eight (138)
feet six (6) Inches to na Iron pin, a cor
ner of said lot: thejico south eleven (11)
degrees lift) -six (5o minutes east along
tho westerly line of said lot fifty (50)
feet to a stake, thence north seventy
eight (78) degrees lour (4) minutes east
fivo hunched and thirty-throe (51.1) feet
tn n stake, thence north thirty-eight (If)
degrees forty-seven (17) minutes, west
four hundred anJ sixty and slxty-flvo
ono-hundredths (4C0.63) feet to a stake
twenty (20) feet from the center of Dun
daff Read; thenco south thirty (30) de
uces thirty-five ".r) minutes west along
Dundatt Road eighty-nine (S9 feet to a
stake; thence south forty-nine (49) de.
prees four (4) minutes west along Dun
daff road three hundred and thirty and
one-half (iSO'i) feet to a stake, thence
south thirty -four (4) degrees fifty-Bev-tn
t57) minutes west nlong Dundaff Road fifty-four
and one-tenth (61 1) feet to u
stake, thence south twenty-five (23) de
grees thirty-four (31) minutes west along
Dundaff Road one hundred nnd tvventv
threo and forty-two one-hundtedths
(123 42) feet tn an Iron pin, tho place of
beginning, according to a plan entitled
"Price, Pancoast and Throop's Map of
Prlceburg Being the tame ptemlses
which Henry (' Townsend et al.. granted
and convened to tho said Mary Sham
rock, by deed dated fourth day of Starch.
1S99. ipcoidfd In the recorder's ollice of
Lackawanna Count), In Deed Book No,
170, page 638, etc ....
Also nil those certain lots of ground In
tho Village of Prlceburg, DIckKpn City
Borough. Lackawnnna county, PennsyU
vnnla, known as Lots Nos 10 and 11, In
Block No. 43 Said Lot No 10 being flftv
(60) feet In front on Dundaff Rond and
flftv (60) feet In rear by one hundred and
seventy (170) feet In depth along the line
of Lot No 9 nnd one hundred and flftv
(150) feot along lino of Lot No, 11. Said
Lot No 11 being ono hundred and forty
five (115) feet In front, more or less, along
said Dundaff Road to line of Ixit No, 12
bv one hundred and forty (140) feet Hi
depth along line of Lot No 10. and one
lm,l,o,l nia sWIv. nee-en (167) tfnt nlonv
I the south lino of Lot No. 12, according to
SHERIFF'S 3ALES.
a plan entitled "Price, Pancoast and
Throop'i Map of Prlceburg." Being th
same premises which Henry C. Town
send et nl. granted and conveyed to the
said Mary Shamrock by deed dated the
first day of March. 1899, nnd recorded In
tho recorder's office of Lackawanna
County, In Deed Book No. 170, nt pago
010, etc. Coal and minerals excepted
nnd reserved, The flrBt piece Is Improved
with four frame dwelling houses partly
completed and cellar-walls for four oth
ers. The second piece Is Improved with
lwR..framo dwelling houses and out
buildings. Seized and taken In execution nt the
of the Citizen's Building nnd Loan Also.
elation vs. Marv Shamrock. Debt, $2,830,23
Judgment No 354, May Term, 1900. Allfta
11. fa. to September Term. 1900.
ZIMMERMAN, Att'y.
ALSO ;
No 22 -AH the right, tltlo nnd Interest
of the defendant, l'rank P, Connolly, In
and to all those certain lots, pieces or
parcels of land sltuato and l)lng in the
Borough of Dunmore, County of Lacka
wanna, Pennsylvania, to wit: Lot No.
25, In Block 'V.," of plot of lots known
ns North Park; said lot Is forty (10) feet
In front on Electric avenue nnd ono hun
dred nnd flftv (150) feet In depth to line
of lands of the Pennsylvania Coal com
pany, nnd Is rectangular In shape. Coal
and minerals reserved, and being the
samo lot or plot of land which was con
veyed to the said Frank P. Connolly by
E. B Sturges et nl. bv deed dated Octo
ber 26, 1890, and lecorded In the offlee of
recorder of deeds In and for Lackawanna
County, In Deed Book No 72, page 115,
etc. Improved with two two-story frame
buildings ued as dwelling houses.
Tho second thereof being also situate
and Ivlng In tho Borough of Dunmore,
County and State aforesaid, to wit.. Sit
tinted on tho southwesterly side of Elee
tilo avenue beginning nt the southwest
erly corner of Electric avenue and Clny
avenue, containing In front, or brendth,
on snld Tlectric avenue eighty (So) feet
nnd extending of that breadth, In length
or depth, fifty-five nnd five-tenths (55 6)
feet tn tho southeasterly side of nald lots
to nn nllev, and thirty-five nnd four
tenths (35 4) feet on the northwesterly
s de of snld lots to nn alley, and being
elghty-oro and thirty-four one-hun-dredths
(81 14) feet along said alley nn
reat of suld lots, and being fttrthor des
lcrntcd as Lots Nos. 1 and 2, In Blmk
"T ." on certain plot of lots situated port
lv In tho Cltv of Scranton nnd partly
In tho Borough of Dunmore, known and
designated ns "North Park " Being the
same lot, or plot of land, conveved bv
Trank L. Phillips et ux. to Trank P. Con
nolly bv deed dated May 21, 1899, nnd re
corded In the ofllce for tho recording if
deeds In nnd for Lackawanna Countv In
Deed Book No. 181, page 467, etc. Crnl
and minerals reserved Imprsvad with a
two story frnme building used os a dwell
ing horse
Seized and tnken In execution at the
stilt of the R. C Wills and the Keystone
Brewing Company vs. Frank P. Connolly
Debt, $12150 Judgment No. 72, May
Term, 1900 Fl. fa. to September Term,
1900. BURKE, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 21 All the right, title and Interest
of the defendant, William Mosley, In and
to all that ceitaln lot, pleco or ji-vreol of
Knd situate In tho Borough of Olyphant,
In the County of Lackawnnna, Pennsyl
vania, known as Lot No 24. In Square or
Block No. 15, and fronting on Third
street, being fortT (40) feet In front bv
ono hundred and fifty (150) feet In depth,
according to a plan or map entitled
"Snook's Addition to Olyphant," being
part of tho Levi Pierce tract, and Is the
land conveyed by S M. Snook to defendr
ant herein by deed dated the fourteenth
day of June. 1891. Recorded in Deed
Book No 115, page 105, etc. All Im
proved with a two-story frnme dwelling
house nnd other outbuildings thereon.
Seized nnd taken In execution at the
suit of New Schiller Building and LoHn
Association s. William Moslev. Debt,
$1,090. Judgment No. 1260, September
Term, 1900. Fl. fa. to September Term,
1900. STOKES, Att'y.
ALSO
No 21 All the right tltlo and Interest
of the defendant, Hugh Marley, In and
to a certain pleco of land, situate In May
vllle, or May field Borough. County of
Lackawanna and Stato of Pennsylvania,
described as follows: On the east by
tho Lackawanna river; on the south by
tho Mayvllle Road, or Main street, near
tho Lackawanna bridge; on the west by
tho Main Road, and on the north by lands
of Horton Gardner; being fifty (50) feet
front and rear, nnd In depth extending
fiom the Main Road to the Laokawanna
river. Improved with a two-story framo
hotel building and outbuildings.
Seized and tnken In execution nt tho
suit of Michael Hand vs. Hugh Marlev.
Debt, $125 38 Judgment No. 78. May Term,
JS99. Fl. fa. to September Term, 1900.
ROBERT J. MURRAY, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 2' All the right, title and Interest
of the defendants, Henry W Peters nad
Joanna Thomas, In and to all that certain
flece or parcel of land sltuato In the
"Ifth ward of tho City of Scrnaton, Coun
ty of Lackwaanna nndStato of Pennsyl
vania. Bounded nnd described as fol
lows, to wit.: Bounded on the westorly
side by Fifteenth street; northerly sldo
by lands now or late of Jnmes McGoff;
southerly side hy a public alley, Known
ns Sadlo place, and easterly by a vacant
lot, now or late of M. Heath. Said lot
being fifty (50) feet in front on sard Fif
teenth street nnd ono hundred and fifty
(150) feet In depth on said alley. Coal
and minerals reserved. Improved with
one two-story frame dwelling, and one
double two-story frame dwelling In the
rear.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of Winnie O'Connor vs. Henry W.
Peters and Joanna Thomas. Debt, $52121.
Judgment No 6S2, September Term, 1591.
Alias fi. fa. to September Term, 1900.
COMEGYS, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 26 All the right, title and Interest
of the defendants, John Krzyzanofskl and
Mary Ktz7anofskl, In and to all that
certain lot, pleco or parcel of land sltuato
In the vlllago of Prlceburg, in the Coun
ty of Iickawanna and State of Pennsyl
vnnla, known as Lot No. 32, In Square or
Block No. I, fronting on Lincoln street,
flftv (50) feet In front by ono hundred
and s-ixt-flve (1C5) feet In depth, accord
ing to a plan of map entitled Moore's
Map of Prlceburg, being the land con
veved by Herman Flnckens to Marv
Kryzvnnofskl bv deed dated the eighth
day of June. 1893. and recorded In Deed
Book No. 12C, page 571, etc. All Im
pioovd with a largo two-story frame ten
ement houso nnd other outbuildings
thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit of New Schiller Building and Loan
Association vs John Krzyznnofskl anc"
Mary Krzyzinofskl. Debt, $2;795. Judg.
ment No. 1111, September Term, 1900. Fl
fa. to Septemhs- Term, 1900.
STOKES. Att'y
ALSO
No 27 Ml tho right, title and Interest
of tho defendant, Charles R, Stonier. In
nnd to nil that certain piece of land In
the Cltv of Scranton. Lackawanana
County, Pennslyvanla, known ard desig
nated as Lot No. 39, on Ferdinand street,
on a certain property entitled "Electric
Cltv Paik," according to a survey of the
same made In August, 1S92, by Lewis Van
Duyno, engineer and surveyor (a map of
which Is recorded In the office of the re
corder of deeds, etc , In Lackawanna
rvmntv In Deed Book No. 111. nasre 11.
being twenty-five (25) feet In front, and
twenty-five (25) feet In rear, and one
hundred and fourteen nnd flft) -three one
hundredths (11151) feet deep fronting on
the westerly side line of Ferdinand street
and running at right angles therewith,
and the southeast side line of said lot li
distant northwesterly fifty (50) feet from
the northwest side of Summit avenue
Coal and minerals reserved Improved
with a two-story frame dwelling house,
outbuildings and fruit trees
Seized and taken In execution at th
suit of Jrhn I' Cool vs. Charles R Stop
ler Debt S7V 50 Judgment No. 1310, Sep.
tember Term, 1900
CARPENTF.R. Att'y.
TERHS OF SALE.
FIFTY DOLLARS CASH WHBN PROP.
GRTY IS STRUCK OFF, AND BALANCE
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTRR SALE
IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST DH PAID WHEN
STRUCK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BB RESOLD BEP0RB A-D
J0IIRNMENT.
CLARENCE E. PRYOR, Sherlf.
Sheriff's office. Scranton, Pa., Augusl
28, 1900.
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