THE SCKANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1901.
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
CHUECH RE-DEDICATED.
The Methodist House of Worship nt
Hawiey Consecrated Anew.
Epfclal to tin Scranton Tribune.
Hnwley, Jan. 1. The old Hnwley
Methodist Kplscopul ehuich which has
been a lundmark and such a blessing
to this place for over fifty years, wns
fominlly redodlcnted Sunday. The ex
tensive repairs nnd iilteiationa which
have been going on for the past two
nnd a half months have chunged the
old landmark fiom Its turtle appear
uuce to n beautiful modem twentieth
century structure, second to none In
the HoncHdalo dlstiict. The untlrlnff
eltorts of the. hustling pastor, the Itev.
H. C. Slmpklns. w'th the henry co-oper-ntlon
of the olllclal board, and congre
gation bi ought nbout this change in
so quiet and satisfactory a manner as
to appear seemingly by magic. When
It was nnnounced nt the morning sor- '
vice that the full debt was provided for
Jt certulnly was u pleasing surprise
as the tliiio-stnlned custom of building
a church nnd paying for It by eloquent
nppenls fimn. high otllclals was nban
tlonod. The llev. J. T. Winner, pie.
siding elder1, pieslded at both moinlng
nnd evening services. He was assisted
by the pastor and the venerable Bev.
.T. V. Newell, a former pastor: ltev.
J. 1'. Crane, of thu Piesbyterlan, and
the llev. C. M. Mlnoh, of Chester, Pa.,
foimer pastor of the Baptist ehuich.
The elder delivered two masterly sot
mons to veiy large and Interested nu
illences, but the climax was reached
when tlio Keystone double quartette,
of Peckvllle, Pa., composed of the
Messis. G. 13. Shay, director; H. A. nnd
Wllllnm Fienr, Thomus Llewellyn,
James Cownns, John TItlcy, Stanley
F.ynns, Mellaril Carvolth nnd K. Llew
elryn, organist. This quaitette's par
ticipation was due principally to their
friendship townid their former pastor,
the Itev. Mr, Slmpklns. They gave a
delightful song service prior to the
evening sermon, their chords und pa
thos was beautiful nnd their songs
seemed to stir the souls of the audience
nnd lift them up and heaven seemed to
open with reciprocated praise. The
rogulnr choir also rondoied some veiy
beautiful anthems nnd on a whole the
complete exciclses was a success fiom
even standpoint.
The olllclal board deslies to give a
public vote of thanks to the Keystone
quartette and all other participants In
this completely successful programme.
HOISESDALE.
Spensl t6 the Scranton Tribune.
Honesdale, Jan. 1. A beautiful day
for the llrst In the new century.
Ninety-eight tickets weie sold at the
union station for the lOrle excursion
to New Yoik yesteiday.
As the nineteenth century parsed
out the booming of cannon, llnulng of
bells and steam whistles filled the
Honesdale valley with n deafening
noise that made the hillside tremble.
As a welcome to the twentieth cen
tury the whole community was aroused
tts necr befoio and a watch meeting
hcld In every house.
Last night tin a gentleman was go
ing to his home up town, while the
whistles weio sounding their loudest,
ho met a business man running down
Wvst stieet, gasping for breath, ask
ing wheic the fire was. "What file?"
said the gentleman. "Don't you hear
the Hi e gong blow Ing?" said he. Upon
being Infoimed that It was In honor
of the twentieth century, he said words
not often seen In print, censuring the
town council. As he returned to his
home he resolied to do so no more.
The Central theutia was the scene
of a happy ciowd of young people last
night, who danced from the nine
teenth to the twentieth century, the
occasion being a masquerade given by
Miss Florence Suydam Rnd -Mr. Char
. les Dorlllnger. Abiut forty masked
couples were present, some In goige
ous robes and somo otherwise, lepre
sentlng all nations, even the little Ger
man band. The hall was tastefully
arranged with scieens and evergreens.
A large number of spectatois weie
present to participate in the enjoy-
ment. The music was furnished by
Freeman's orchestra. Dodge Brothers
wero the catereis. Among the out-of-town
guesta wero Miss Sarah Burr and
Mr. Silas McMullen, of Cnrbondnle;
Mr. Dow and Miss Susie Walte, of
Scranton; Mr. Stephen Day nnd Mr.
Howard Chandler, of Orange, X. j.;
Thomas Ham, of Buffalo, N. Y.
SUSQUEHANNA.
Ppeclal to the Scranlon Tribune.
Susquehanna, Jan. L Tho annual
ball of the Erie Hose company, No. 1,
held in Hogan Opera House last even
ing, was largely attended, and a very
( pleasant social event. Doran's or
chestra furnished excellent music for
' tho occasion.
The Erlo shops are closed today.
It Is said that the Erie Ttallroad
company will pay $700 toward sewer
ing the streets of this borough.
Tho funeral of the late William
(Bice) Kavanaugh was attended this
afternoon from the family residence,
on East Main street, Itev. Charles
Henry New Ing, pastor of tluk,Metho
dlet Episcopal ehuich, ofllclatlng. The
remains will be tnken to Bochester,
i N. Y., on Wednesday morning for t,er
vlces and Interment.
Tho condition of Colonel William II.
Heiford, who has been sei Jointly 111 for
several months, Is not improved.
A largely-attended midnight mass
was held last night In St. John h
Catholic- church.
The Transcript was not Issued today.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarencu E. Titswoith
last evening entertained tho Men's
- club, of Christ Episcopal church, In
' the Sunday sehopl loom of the chinch,
The Susquehanna, Oakland nnd
' Lancsboro Methodist chuiches united
In a Twentieth century watch nlfclu
service last night In the Susquehannai
Methodist church. It was latgely ut-
. tended and very Interesting.
It Is probablo that Bev. Edward
5 Bellly, of Mansfield, Pa., will be called
to tho pastorato of tho Susquehnnna
Presbyterian ehuich. Ho occupied the
pulpit on Sunday Vast nnd made a
very fnvorablo impression.
, Waseca council, Drtughtcra of Poco
hontas, this afternoon attended the fu
neral of the late Wllllomi C. (Blco)
Khvanaufih.
1 Tho Combination Social club will en
tertain their lady friends with a social
hop. to be held In Hogan Opera House
on Tlifsdny evening. . ,
Messrs. B. H, Hall and Thomas H.
Lannlng uio In Harrlsburg,
t the Baptist parsonage last even-
Ing, the Young People's society lield
a social, followed by a piayer seivlce,
continuing until the Twentieth cen
tuiy.
John U. McMnhon. of Erie avenue,
Is recovotlng from his recent Illness.
Congiessmun C. Fred Wright Ih In
Hnrrlsburg, witnessing the opening of
the Legislature.
The Susquehanna Athletic club will
hold nn nnnlvoisaiy reception In .Ho
Kin Opern House, Jan. SO.
"A Homespun Henit" Is the Opera
House attraction for January U.
Mrs. Frances Longford, an old nnd
respected resident, dld on Sunday
morning nt the residence of u daugh
ter, Mrs. William Ives, on Prospect
street. nged SI years. She Is survived
by bIx chlldic, Mcssts. William H.,
Edward, Fioderlck tuid Charles LntiK.
foul, and Mis. Frank Sklllman and
jt,s William Ives. The funeral will
tnke place fiom the family residence
ut 2 o'clock on Wednesday after-
noon, Ilnv. J. u Williams, pastor or
th Baptist church, olllclatlng.
Homer, son of Mr. nnd Mis. Har
vey Blgart, of Thompson township, Is
suffering aberration of mind. Itecently
he become violent, and, tit the In
stance of his pnient", was arrested In
this place on Monday and placed 'In
the borough lockup. After a medical
examination, ho will piobably be sent
to tho state asylum for tho Insane, nt
Danville. Ho Is about 23 years old
and uninatrlcd.
NEW ffllLFORD.
Special to IIjc Scranton Tribune,
New Mllford, Jan. 1. The annual
meeting of the Presbyteilan church
and society, which was to have been
hold on Jan. 7, has been postponed
until Jan, 14.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Fanchur, of
Scinnton, are guests it the home of
Albert Blsley.
Miss Jennie Bojle returned fiom
Carbondnle Inst evening, after n few
days' visit with lel.atlvejs In that
place.
E. W. Moig.ui Is eiitei tulnlng his
f i lend, Archie Stratton, of Scranton.
Miss Mae Bojle will visit friend in
Wllkes-Barr'1 this week.
Leon Mill , of Klngsley. Is spend
lug a week iilth his patents, Mr. and
Mis. H. M let.
Willie Travis, of Blnghamton, Is u
guest of his uncle, L. M. Bradley.
Mrs. Laura Badger visited fi lends
and lelatlves In Scranton leeently.
Miss Zua McConncll will leave Wed
nesday for Stroudsburg, wheio she
will attend school the test of tho win
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Chailcs Tucker nra
guests of Blnghntnton loltitlves this
week.
The Ladles' Woiking Guild will meet
at the home of Mis. C. S. Vail on
Thuisday at 2.30 o'clock, to elect new
otllcers for the coming year.
Miss Bachel Bi lindane gave a party
to n nnmbei of her friends New Ye.ii's
eve.
Miss Sadie Quhiii Ik. spending the
winter with her aunt, Mi a J. Golden,
at Cohocton.
Miss May Bose Is In Gieat Bend a
few days this week.
Bev. and Mrs. B. N. Ives ate at
Corbetsvllle. visiting relatives.
Bev. I. D. Mallerv has been quttJ
111 the past wek.
Mrs. E. M. Wall Is recoveiing from
a recent Illness.
Mrs. Aco Luce is enteitnlnlng her
bister, Miss Maud Travis, of Upson
. Ille.
Miss Beua McConncll, of Hniford,
Is cailng for her aunt, Mrs. J. C. Mc
Connell, who has been suffering' with
a severe attack of congestion of the
lung".
HALLSTEAD.
Special to tlio hcranton Tribune
Hallstead, Jan. 1. It Is said that Mr.
and Mrs. George Ward and family will
In the spring remove to Buffalo, where
Mr. Ward has secured a responsible
position. They nie well liked and popu
lar hero and the people l egret their
going awny.
Miss Minnie Smith spent Clnlstims
with her mother In Scranton.
Misses Genevieve and Loietta Mc
Cormaclc, students at a prominent
Scranton school, spent their holiday
vacation with their patents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. T. McCoimack, here.
N. T. Mitchell wus last week leport
ed to have had a relapse In health. Ho
Is Htlll visiting at the old homestead
in Wayne county.
Mr. nnd Mis. F. H. Belden and chll
dicn returned last Filday fiom visit
ing relatives In Cortland.
Joseph Hays leturned Monday tiom
visiting lelatlves at Scinnton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Chichester Init
Saturday moved to Blnghnmton, vvheio
they will leslde in the future. Mr.
Chichester has recently been promoted
to a brakeman on a passenger tr.Wn
on the Lackawanna. They will ba
much missed from Hallstead.
John Hnys Is In Scranton, the guerit
or bis uncle.
Mrs. A. G. Sneak and daughter,
Maiv ami Louise, weie bote to SDenti
Sunday ns the guests of lelatlves.
Janlus Young and biother, of Milan
illle, weie In town last week, looking
after tho Intetests of the Homer Young
estate.
Miss Ellen O'Neill spent New Year's
day as the guest of Scranton lelative.t.
Thieves made a haul at Summeis
vllle, about tlnee miles above Hall
stead, Saturday night. Tho proprietor
of the cieameiy at Summersvllle had
a large, fut pig In a pen near tho
eteumery. The thieves stole the pig,
butchered nnd dressed it and enrted It
to Susquehanna, wheie they sold It to
a local butcher early Sunday morning.
The thieves have been traced and tho
at i est of several well-known fnnneis
Is expected to follow.
The giand juiy Is In session nt Mont
lose this week.
Dr. I. B. Schoonmuker, n well-known
and expeilenced physician, of Provi
dence, B. I., has put chased the good
will and olllce fixtures of Dr. C. N.
Van Ness and will commence practice
here Immediately. Tho letlrement of
Dr. A'nn Ness Is viewed with sorrow by
his f i lends.
A meeting of the citizens of Hall
stead hus been called for Thursday
evening in the Young Men's Christian
association hall. Tho object of the
meeting Ih to oppose the fopening of
new saloons In Hallstead.
Bepalrs nnd Improvements aro be
ing made on the property occupied by
Mr. and Mis. John Tyler.
While he was driving a team of
horses upon the river, scraping snow
from the Ice, last Hntuiday, H. H. B.
A SOUR STOMACH
Is Often tho Real Cause of a Sour
Tompor.
That the condition of the dlgcstlvo
organs has a marked effect upon the
character or disposition Is a truUm na
old ns the hills. Old Ben Johnson
wisely Fald "tho pleasure of living de
pends upon tho liver" nnd It la n. fact
which none mny dispute that a sunny
disposition more often results from
n healthy digestion than from any
other cause.
Acid dyspepsia, commonly called
sour stomnch or heartburn, Is caused
by slow digestion of food: Instead of
being piomptly digested and converted
Into blood, bono nnd muscle, It lies In
the stomach for hours, fermenting nnd
decaying, creating gases which cause
piessuio on the lungs nnd heart, shoit
bicnth and general dlscomfott nnd Ir
l ltatlon.
Such hnlf digested food Is Indent
poor nourishment for the body, brain
and nerves nnd the result Is shown
lit lirltable tempers, unnccountablu
headaches and that depiesslng condi
tion called tho "blues" but how quick
ly all these disappear when nppctlto
nnd dlgsetlon niu lestoied.
Laxative medicines only lnltate the
already Irritated stomach and bowels
nnd have no effect upon nrtunl diges
tion of food.
The sensible touise to follow Is to
make uo of simple natuial digestive
like Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after
meals until the stomach has u chance
to recuperate.
The natural digestives which every
healthy stomach contains uie pop
tones, diastase nnd Hydiochlotic and
lactic acids, nnd when any of them
nre laclnkg the trouble begins; the
icason Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets nre
so valuable and successful In curing
stomach troubles Is because they con
tain, In a pleasant concentrated tablet
form till these absolutely necessary
essentials for perfect digestion and as
similation of food.
Heniy Klikpntilck, of Lnwionce,
Miisf., sajs: "Men and women whoo
occupation precludes an active out
door life should make It a dally practice-
to use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
nfter ineiil, 1 have done so myelf and
I know positively that I owe my pies
cut health and vigor to their daily
use.
"Fiom the time I was 2J, when T
Kudiiatod fiom school with broken
health fiom overwoik. until 1 was '!1,
I scarcely knew what It was to 1
free fiom stomach weakness; I hill
no appetite whatever for breakfast
and eiy little for any other meal.
1 hud acidity and henrlbuin ucnrly
every da and xonietlmes w.is al.umed
by Iricgularlty nnd palpitation of the
heart, but all this giadually dtsap
pouud nttr I began using Stuart'
Dyspepsia Tablets and I can eat my
meals with lellsh nnd atlfactlon
which T hud not known since I was a
glowing boy "
The mcess and populailty of Stu
ut's dspepsli Tablets Is enoimou,
but It Is dceived, and eveiy diugglst
In the I'lilted States, Canada and
Client Rittnln lui3 a good woid for this
met Itoi Inns piepaiatlou.
Boosa was stuitled ut having bis team
break through. The horses wers In
the water foity minutes. One of the
horses, In older to save Its life, had
to be choked so that It would rle 1o
tho surface of tho water. Whui the
horse had been strangled by n lope
mound Its neak It lose to the suifueo
and was easily floated out upon solid
lee.
Miss Carile Sumnleiton, of Blng
hnmton, spent the Chilstmas vacation
nt her home lieie.
Misses Sarah and Jennie Watklns
leturned home Monday fiom a visit
with fi lends at F.ictoiy vllle.
Miss Bessie Marsh, of Blnghamton,
last week visited her ginndpnrents.'Mr.
and Mrs. M. S. Lowe, of this place.
Mrs. M. S. Lowe was visiting her
laughteis In Blnghamton New Year's
day.
Jeiome Slo.it Is hnpiovlug his house
on DuBols street by building on a
handsome poich.
Charles Connots, of Blnghamton, an
employe of a Blnghamton chair fac
tory, Is home to spend a bilef vaca
tion. Mr. raid Mis. John Crook will move
Into the house occupied by Mr. nnd
Mrs. Samuel Hall as .soon as the lat
ter family moves to Scranton.
HOPBOTTOM.
Special to the Saantnn Iribune.
Honbottom, Jnn. 1. Mis. O. M'.
Simpler Is quite ill at piesent. Dr. D.
C. Ainey, of New Mllfmd, Is attending;
her.
MKs Cnndace Blown te tinned todav
to Contest Ille, Pa., nfter spending .i
shoit vacation at her home heie.
Bev. O. It. Beuulsley, of Scianton,
wns a visitor In town Sunday evening,
and assisted the pastor In tho sei vices
.it the Vntveisallst church. Bev. Mr.
Beurdsley was for seveial years pas
tor of this chinch, and his face Is al
ways u welcome one to all who know
him.
Miss Inola Dunbar, of New Yoik.
who has been visiting filends In town
for the past week, leturned home to
day. Mis. Wllllum Ci anthill has been suf
fering severely for a week past fiom
nn Injuiy to her knee. She Is lmpiov
Ing, although not yet able to walk.
M. J. Hartley was In Monti oo on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. "W. K. Brown nnd Mr.
nnd Mis. Delbeit AVilght were visitors
in Scianton on Filday last.
The settlement of the dltllculty be
tween the Scranton Dairy company and
milk producers Is still the subject of
much Interest and comment. The
checks for November milk were deliv
ered through Lawyer Davis, attorney
for the milk producers, on Saturday,
but as some aie not willing to sign tho
agreement telcaslng the company fiom
the fulfillment of their conttacb ex
tending to April 1, this prevents the
checks from passing Into the hands of
their rightful owneis. Tho fanners are
holding meetings almost dally. Just at
present, nnd It la hoped a satisfactory
adjustment of the matter will soon b?
leached.
Brooklyn's Huge Hotel.
11) r.uhuha Wire from The Associated I'reiw
IliOuLijn, Jan. 1. Ciouncl was biokeii today
on the blret hotel In tho world, at the corner
of Clark and Willow streets. It will cost
f.'.WO.OOO, bo twenty-three stories hluli und con.
tiln 250 families. Jatmu llnlln will bo man.
ucsr. It will front IPO feet on Claik street and
200 feet on Willow ticet.
Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup
His ln used for oier FlFfY i i:lts hy
MILLIONS of MOrilEltS lor their CIIIUHIFN
WIIILK TFCTIIIKO, with 1'FKFLOT SUCCI.SS
It hOOTlltS the CHILD, BOFILWS tho UUMS
ALLAYS all PAIS; C'JIIKS UIM) COUO, ami
Is tho best remedy for 1)1 VltKIIOKV. Sold by
Drueelsts In eiery part of the world. Bo sure
and ask for "Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothlnif t-)rup,"
and tske no other kind. Twenty fit (M1U a
bottle.
FOREST CITY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City, Jan, 1. Edam Frederlc
8.011, of Susquehanna, was a visitor In
town Monday,
F. B. Carpenter, esq., has moved
his ofllce from the Brown building to
handsome quarters In the new Ellis
block,
A. J. Lowrle, was In New Yorlt tho
early part of tho week.
Alfred Davla and Joseph Mayers
aro In New York city.
A masquerade ball was held In the
Davis opera house this evening, which
was largely attended nnd n success
In every particular. The costumes
were furnished by Dorn, of Honesdale,
and the usual motley collcptlon of
eighteenth and nineteenth century per
sonoges wns added to by young peo
ple who exploited their Ideas of what
will be the mode of fashion In tho
contuiy ahead of us. Tho young men
who conducted thu affair came out
considerably ahead financially.
The midnight New Yeai's services
at St. Agnes, Christ and tho M. E.
chuiches wore all laigely attended.
A laigc number of people attended
the play, "Jack and the Bcanrtnlk," at
the Caibondale opeta house last night,
land other delegations went to thu
matinee und evening performnncss at
the same place today.
F. M. Gardner, esq., bus gone to
Montrose to spend New Year's.
The check welghmen begin their
duties tomonow.
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Hid. Aikcil.
I'h si N'.itli'nal Hank mi ,,,
S.Htitou MUniri II ink ajo
'llilnl Nation d llmk ivi
1)1 mi' Deposit and Discount Dank., jjm ,,,
Pconomv l.lcht. II. & 1'. Co j,i
backa. Tnwt jfc Dcpolt Co. ..,
Clark A. Snovrr Co, JT ,
hcranton Iron Fence t Sltg. Co. .
Scranton Axle Worki ,
Lackawanna Hilr Co, I'r ,
County SailiiKS Unk A: T nut Co
l'lrjt National Bank (Carbomlalc)
Miindanl DilUInc Co
Trailers' National Hani.
Viantoii Dolt arJ Nut Co
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HON US.
'ennton i'auiBfr l'.illwj), first
MortRJge, tluc l'CO 11 j
I'cople'd bticct Uilli), IVrft mort-
Cjav, dm- 1918 113
lVcple'n Stuct ltalluaj, Otncnl
niortgai-, ilnc 1W1 Ill
Dickson .Manufacturing Cu
Laclu, TownMiip Scliool 5 per enr. ...
tit j o( cranton 't Imp o pr
cent ..
Scranton Traction C per unt in
10(1
lft!
10-J
Scinnton Wholesale IMaikct.
(Corrected by II 0. Jlc. 27 Lackawanna Ave )
lluttcr Creamer, 2la3c.
1 KB' Select wrtrni, 21c ; nearby state, 31c.
I liecM1 Full cream, new, 12c.
Hcnn Per bu , choice nniiuw, $2 50.
Onlona Cuj. per bu.
1 lout- Unit pttcnt, 4 L0.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
! local application.. a tlnj tntuiot reach the
diseased pottlun ot Ihe eu. Ihirc U only one?
a to mre tlrilnc, ind tint ! by contltu
tloml icmedlci- Dralncv. , lamcd'b; an In
ILuiii d lomlltiim o( the inuooin lining u( the
lilMl'hlHI Tubf Uhlll thU tube it lilfl lined
ion bate J itimhUmr toiiinl in iinimfpit hiarlin;,
and when it U cnthelj clni-d, IHafnes l thi n
suit, nnd unliii the Inll.nnniJtlon can bu takui
uut and this tubi retoid to ita normal condi
tion, hearing will be dctrojed foietcr, nine
r.ics out ot ten arc utcil bv Cataiih, whlclt i
notliinR bul an intlanitd londltlnn of the lninoai
surface"
We will tibf" One Hundred Dollari for any case
of Deifnes (caiwd by catarib) that tatuiot bu
cund by II ill' Catarrh Cute Semi for rircuhin,
fice
F 1. CIIKNKV fctti, Toledo, O
."old bv Dnurffi'.tti, "JC.
Unll Famllj 1'ilU -ire tho btst "
SHERIFF'S SALES.
UIIEItlKF'S KAI.hS
OF
Valuable Real Estate
-ON
rmUAV, JANl'ABY 11, lrK)l
By virtue of sundry writs of rierl Ta
clas, Lev nil Facias and Venditioni Ex
ponas. Issued out of tho Coutt of Com
mon Pleas of Lackawanna County, to mo
tlliected, 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, Lnckawanni Coun
ty, on FHTDAY. the KL-BVBNTH DAY
OF JANl'AUY, A. D. JMH. ul 10 o'clock In
the fcrcnoon of said Say, all tho light,
title and Interest of tho defendants In
and to the following described lots, pieces
or parcels of land, viz:
No. 1. All tho right, tile nnd Intciest of
the defendant, Cathatlno Hj land, In and
to all that certain lot or parcel of land
tltudto la the liorougli of Mayvlllo (now
Maj field). County of Luckuvvaiina and
Stats of Pennsylvania, nnd bounded and
described ns follows: Being Lot No. 32
in niccls No. 3 on tho property ot tho Hill,
btdo Coal and Iron company In the said
Borough of Mui vllle (now Mui field), as
described nnd designated In tho survey
of tho tamo accompanied by a map
thereof, being In front sixty (Co) feet, la
rear sixty (CO) fe?t nnd ono hundred and
fifty (100) feet deen, bounded on th-s
south by Lackawanna avenue, on the
west by Lot No 11, on the noith by
hind belonging to tho Hillside Coal and
Iron company and on tho cast by Lot
No, 13. Coal and minerals excepted nnd
reserved. All Improved with two two
stoiy frame dwelling houses and out'
buildings.
Seized nnd taken In execution at the
suit of 'William It. Lewis vs. Catherine
11 land. Debt, $300 Judgment No 2S3,
May Toim, l'PS FI. fa, to Jnnuaiy Term.
1901. H. L TAYLOH, Atl'y
ALSO
No. 2. All the light, title and Intel est
of tho defendant's, P. J Timlin nnd M.
L. Langan, In and to nil that certain lot,
pleco or parcel of land cltuate, lying una
being In tho Borough of Duumoic. County
of Lackawanna, nnd State of Pennsyl
vania, bounded nnd described ns follows:
Beginning at a corner on JackBon (now
Tailor) avenue; thence noithwcKt nlonp
I'hlllp Coftmnn'a lot ono hundred nnd
fiftv (1W) feet to an alley: thence south
west ono hundred (100) feet to Patilck
Bnnett's lot: thence southeast along tuld
Patrick Bnnett's lot ono hundred and
fifty (ICO) feot to said Jackson (now Tny.
lor) avenue; thence northeast along said
Jnckson (now Taylor) avenue ono hun
dred (100) feet to tho place ot beginning.
Containing about onchulf of nn acre,
bo the fsume moro or less. Coal und
mineral excepted nnd reserved. All Im
proved with ono two-story double frame
dwelling houso and one two-story frumo
single dwelling house, and outbuildings
tbeicon.
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit of Michael Hunulck vs. P. J.
Timlin. Debt, S300. Judgment No, C7.
March Teim. 1S88. Plurlcs fl. fa. to Jan
uuiy Term, 1W1. TAYLOB & LBW1S,
- Att'js.
ALSO
No. 3. All the light, title and Inteiest
of the defendants, Mary T. Beyuolds and
Fred Bojnolds, la and to nil that cer
tain lot or paicel or land situate, lying
and being In the Township of Lackawan
na, County of Lackawanna and State of
Pennsylvania, designated and described
ns follows, to wit: Being Lot No. 10 In
Block No. 3. upon tho southerly sldo of
Stratfoid nvenuu; said lot being forty
(40) Rot In front on said Stratford ave
nue and ono hundred lorty-slx U16) feet
deep, moro or less, to a court for public
use, fourteon (14) feot wide; said lot b.
Ing rectangular In shape, ns designated
nnd laid out on tho plot or map of tlio
said "The Keystono Land Company,"
which map Is of record In tho proper of.
flee for the recoidlng of deeds, oto., in
and for tho said County of Lackawanna,
In Deed Book No. Ill, pngo :t,Z. Ini
jnovrd with n two-story frnmo dwelling
house nnd outbuildings theieon.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of Henry 'VV. Nntthup vs. Mury
SHERIFF'S SALES.
niinsn'tMs'(iNNis'l1NsW('i'isN'a
T. Beynold and Fred Boynolds. Debt,
J2.D07 2O. Judgment No. 122. January
Term, 1901, FL fn, to January Term. 1901,
C'AlU'BNTEn, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 4. All the right, title nnd Interest
of the defendant, Jacob Fox, In nnd to
all that certain lot, pleco or parcel of
land situate in the City ot Scranton,
County of Lackawanna and Stnto of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described n
follows, to wit: Known nnd designated
on J. Herman's mnp of South llvde Park
ns tho northeasterly one-hair of Lot No.
11, In Block No. 61, being forty-nine (40)
feot In width on nn alley and sevonty
flvo (70) feet In depth. Improved with n
two-s.ory frame dwelling house, out
buildings and other Improvements there
on. Seized nnd taken la execution at tho
suit of Toylorvllle Building nnd Loan ns
soclatlon vs. Jacob Fox. Debt, $1,372 GO.
Judgment No. 1240, September Term, 1900.
Lev. fn. to Jnnunrv Term, 1901,
CHABLBS B. OLVBU, Att'y.
ALSO
No. n.-All the right title nnd Interest
of tho defendant, Thomas Collins, tu nnd
to all thoso ccrtnln lots, pieces or parcels
of land In tho Old Borough ot Hyde
Park (now City of Scranton), Lackawan
na County, Pennsylvania, known as Lots
Nos. IS and 19, In Squaro or Block No.
19 and fronting pn Fillmore avenue; bo
lag eiich twenty-live (25) feet In front by
ono hundred and eighty-seven nnd one
hnlf (1S714) foot In ilonth. according to a
plan or mnp entitled "Price and Punconst
Addition to City of Scranton," recorded
In Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, In
Deed Book No. 121, page 312, the twenti
eth day of October, A. D, 1SC7. Being
tho samo piece or parcel of land con
veyed to Anthony Duggan by Bit 1C.
Price et nh, by Indenture dated Oct. 1,
A. D , 1S74, nnd recorded In the office for
recording of deeds In Lackawanna Coun
ty In Deed Book No. 2, pngo 372, and
devised nnd bequeathed to Mnry DUKgan
by Anthonv Buggan by will probated
June 30. 18S5. nnd registered In office for
icglsttiing wills in Lackawanna County
In Will Book No. 3. Improved with n
two-story frame dwelling and outhouses
thereon.
Seized and liikn hi execution nt the
suit of Winifred Collins vs. Thomas Col-
litis. Debt, JG00. Judgment No, 84. Jan
unry Term, 1901. PL fn. to January
Term, 1901. HANYBN, Att'y.
ALSO
No. C All the right, title and Interest
of tho defendant, Bobert A. Lindsay, In
and to nil that certnln lot, piece or pnrcel
of land ltunto In the Thirteenth ward ot
tho City of Scranton, Lackawanna Coun
ty, Pennsylvania, commencing at a
point on the division lino between the
properties known ns tho "Von Storch"
property nnd lands now or late of the
Thomas Dickson Bstntc. at a point fifty
(JO) feet north from Cnpouse avenue;
thence In a northerly direction along said
division line one hunched (100) feet to a
corner; thence In a southwesterly direc
tion, at right angles to the last-mentioned
line, to a point ninety (90) feet from the
dlvsiou line between Lots No. 41 nnd 4G
of the Thomas Dickson Bstnte; thenco
nt right angles to the lnt-mentloned line
nnd parallel to tho dlvilon line between
lands of the Dickson nnd Von Storch F.s.
tato In ci southeasterly direction cfne
hundted (I0U) ftet to a point fiftv (CO)
feet distant from Cnpoime avenue; thenco
nt right angles to the last-mentioned line.
In a northennteily direction, to tho plaee
oi ueginnmg.
Seized nnd taken In execution nt the
Hilt of Theodore Q. Wolf and Bvcrett
Wan en, pui vlv Ing executors nnd trustee
under the lnit will nnd test.imcnt of Ben
1amln H. Tirocp. deceased. Debt, $4,271.78,
Judgment No. 022, September Term, 1000.
Allns fl. fa. to January Toim. r01.
WILLAKD WASItBBN .1 KNAPP.
AtfS
ALSO
No 7 All the right, title nnd lnteiet
of the defendants, llenrv Bevnnlds, Hu
ge no B. Steele, William J. Dougln. own
eis. and Edwin Houck nnd Eugene E.
Steele, doing business ns ITouck & Steele,
cnntractois. In and to all that certain lot,
nlcco or parcel of land situate In the
Townsmp oi Lacicawannn. county or
Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania,
and benlg Lot No S, In Block No. 2. as
designated and laid out on the plot or
map of "Tho Kevston Land comnany,"
known nnd described as Lincoln Heights
Annex, which said plot or mnp Is recoid
ed In the otllco for the lecoidlng of deeds
In nnd for Lnckn wanna County, nld lot
being forty (40) feet In front on South
Mnln avenue nnd extending on Its north
eilv side ono hundrtd und sltv-one and
elghty-llvo onc-hundredths (lol.SJ) feet
deep to an nllev, lourteen (If) feet wide,
and on southerly side one hundred nnd
sixty four nnd seventy-nliio one-bun.
diodt'is (.lCt.i'i) feet deep to tho allev
aforesaid, and being forty-one and ono
onc-hundredths (41.1) feet wide In the
icnr. ns shown on said map. Being tho
same premises which "The Kvtona
Land Company" convejed to Henry
Bej holds by deed duly recorded In Lack
awanna County In Deed Book No 179.
pnge 90, etc., and by hlni to Eugeno 13.
Steele, which deed was duly recorded In
said Lackawanna County and later con
veed by tho said Eugene E. Steele and
wlie to Wllllnm J. Douglas by died
dated May 21, 1900. which deed has never
been recorded. Excepting nnd reserving
the coal and mlneiajs as tho samu nto
heretofore tcscrved. All Improved with
a largo two-stoiy frnmo duelling houe
with basement. Said dwelling Iioujo Is
forty-four (41) feet by twenty-six and
onchiilf (2'i'v) feet, with shingle roof
Seized nnd taken In execution at the
suit ot How or & Stender vs. Henry Boy
nolds, Eugeno E. Steele nnd William J.
Douglas, owners, and ITouck & Steele,
contractors. Debt, $782.7fi Judgment
No. 1273, September Term, 1900. Lev. fa.
to Januaiy Teim, 1901.
GEABHABT, Att'y.
At.SO
No. 8 All the right, title and Interest
of tho defendant, James Sheridan, In and
in nil that lot of In nil In Obi TVirrrn Tlnr.
niirrh. T.neltnunnnix CTountv. Pn. llptrln.!
nlng nt a coiner of a tract of luud Into of
William Beesecker, being a pnrt of a lot
of lnnd deeded to said Beesccker by
Ernstus Smith, tho ttventv-second day
of February. 15C9. recorded In Luzerne
County, In Deed Book No, 131, page 412.
on tho north sldo of the mnln road from
PIttston to Scranton; thenco by samo
noith forty-two and one-fourth (42'4) de
gices west tvvelvo nnd tlxty-flvo one-lum.
diedths (12ii) perches to a post comer;
Ounce by land of Ernstus Smith south
forty-two and one-fourth (12V1) degrees
cast three und thirteen thirty-thirds
(313-33) perches to a post corner; thence
bj land of suld Smith south forty-two
and one-fourth t42tf) degrees east tvvelvo
nnd slxty-flvo one-hundiodths (12 CJ)
perches to a corner In thn north
westerly side of bald road: thenco
along sntd road south lorty-two
und one-fourth (12Vs degrees west three
and thlitcen thlity-thlrds (J 13-3J) perch
es to the bcgninliig. Containing eleven
thousand six hundred nnd eighty-tight
nnd live-tenths (ll,t&b.5) feet of lnnd,
more or less. Improved with cellar and
foundations for houso thereon.
SeUed and taken In execution ut the
suit of Mulheiiu & Judge vs. James
Shcrldun. Debt, 2,300, Judgment No
Oul, Miucli Ttrm, 1M. Fl fa. to Jun
nary Term, 1901. DEAN. Att's
ALSO
No 9. All tho light, title and Intel est
of the defendant. Ueoige Huntley, in und
tn nil that certain lot, piece or pat eel of
land situate in tho Boroughs of Olyphuut
and Throop In tho County of Lackawanna
and Stato of Peimslvunia, und bounded
nnd described us follows, Containing a
front of sixty (CO) foot southwcstwuid
on Oak street, bounded northwestward at
right angles to said stieet ono hundred
nnd clghy-feet by Lot No. 8 on wild
street; uoitheastwnid parullol with suld
street sixty (GO) feet by Lot No. 0 on
Line stieet, and southeastward nt light
angles to said Oak stieet ono bundled
and eighty (ISO) feet by Lot No, 4, on
said street. ComprUnlg Lot No. u, on
Oak stieet, as the same Is lepresentcd
and designated on imp or plot nt build
ing lots in tho Boroughs of Olyphant nnd
Throop made by tho Delawmo and Hud
son Canal company. Being thu samo
lot of land conveyed to said defendant
by tho said company in deed dated
March 29, P93. All Improved with a two.
sloiy frnmo dwelling with an ell, and
outbuildings.
Seized nnd tuken in execution ut tho
suit ot German Building association No
7 vs. (Joorgo Huntley, Debt $oll.80.
Judgment No, 090, September Term, 19u0.
Lev. fa, to January Teim, l'01.
HANNAH, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 10 -All tho right title and Interest
of tho defendant, Ben, Arnovitz, In and
to all that certain lot. piece or parcel ot
land situate In the Eighteenth waid of
the City of Scranton, Tn tho County of
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Lackawanna, and bounded and described
ps follows, to wlti Heine tho easterly
part of Lot No. 3, In Squaro or Block No,
IS, as matked and designated on J. Ilecr
man's map of South Hyde Park, being
thirty-seven nnd onchalf (37'b) feet In
front on Scranton street, nnd ono hun
dred and fifty (1W) feot tn depth to Lot
No. B. Being the same lot of land con
voyed to the said defendant In deed dated
Jnn. 21, 1S97, and recorded In tho ofllce
of tho recorder of deeds In nnd tor Lack
nwnntia County In Deed Book No. Hj,
page 107. etc. AH Improved with h
three Vtory double bultdlng, brick In
front and frame, in the rear, uned as a
saloon, n store nnd dwelling!), with out
buildings. Seized nnd taken In execution nt the
suit of airman Building association No. 9
vs. Ben. Arnovitz Debt, $I,0o0. Judgment
No. 2CC, January Term, 1901. IT. fa. to
Juuuaty Term, 1901.
HANNAH, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 11. All ihe tight, title and Interest
of tho defendants. Maltha A. Bone and
Fiancls A. Bone, In and to nil that cer
tuln piece or parcel of lund sltuuto In
the City of Scranton, in tho Countv of
Lackawanna and Stato of Fcnnsvlvuulu,
being part of LotH Nos. 11 and 12, In
Square or Block No, 120, upon tho plot
of Scranton. Said piece of land hereby
conveyed commences at a point on Vine
street twenty-two (22) feet southcusterlj
fiom the lntervectlou of said Vino street
with tho lino of tho alley of aforesaid
block; thence southeasterly along Vine
street twenty-nine (39) feot; mence in
right angles with last line across Lots
Nos. U and 12, of nforesuld block eighty
(k0) feet; thenco ut right angles with
last lino northwcsteily tvvenly-nlno 129)
feet; thence at right uncles with Inst line
across aforesaid Lots Nos. 11 and 12
eighty (SO) feet to tho place of begin
ning; tho measurement of the depth to
comtnenco ten (10) feet lnsldo of the slde
vvulk, with tho light to eiulojc, occupv
und uso ten (10) feet In fiont of said
piece of land on Vine street for cellar
way, porches, portico, bay-window, or
slnubbery, but not tho right to erect any
building therecn, Excepting and re
serving to tho Lackawanna Iron and
Col company, Its successors nnd assigns,
nil coal and minerals beneath said lot.
Being tho same memlses convoyed bv
Chniles Schlager and wife to tho s.tbl
Martha A. Bone, by deed dated Apiil 27,
1890. and recorded in tho lecorder'H office
of Lncknwanna County, la Deed Book,
No, 137, pugo 112, etc. Improved with a
two-story frnmo dwelling houso and
outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken In execution nt the
suit of William Council et al , ex
ecutors and trustees of Alexander
Council, deceased, vs. Mai thu A. Bono
and Francis A. Bone. Debt, $1,121. Jad.
ment No. 39, November Term, 19W. 1 ev.
fa. to Jnmiuiy Teim, 1901.
WELLES & TOHK13Y, Att'y s
ALSO
No. 12 All the rlgat, title jind Intciest
of the defendant, W. J. Bciiiilmuii, ad
mlnsltrator of A, L. Conipton, deceased.
In and to all those parcels of land situate
In Jefferson Township, Lackawanna
County, described as follows:
First A lot nf land beginning nt a stone
coiner on public toad; thence south fifty
(50) degtees last on lino und stono wall
of Oliver Osgood thirty und one-half ('n'.i'
i oils tn n stako or post coiner; thence
south fotty 1.40) degrets west twenty (20)
rods to said public load to a stone coiner;
thenco northwardly In the middle ot said
road to tho place of beginning. Contain
ing one and one-half (IH) acics, mure or
less. Being the sumo lund conveyed bv
13. S. II. Cobb and wife to A. Coinpton,
bv deed dated Sept. 22, 1S7.1, and lecord
ed In the lccoulet's ofllce t Luna no
County In Deed Bonk No. 19. pnge 41.,
etc.
Second Beginning ut a post und stones
comer of land of John Mitchell, In line
of Btdelln Conipton land; thenco south
fifty (M) degiots cast on lino of said
.loan .vutcncii. uguiy-nino ,yj reus to
black blitii coiner; thenco north tvventj
llve (2J) de-glees cast eighteen rods to a
corner; theme nottli sity-hvo (u3) de
grei s tnst louiteen (It) rods to u stake
and stones coinci: thence couth seventy
(70) dcgices cast clgnt and three-fourths
(8si) luds to ml of .i stone wall: thence
south tlfehlv ISO) dcgices east eight (S)
lods; theneo noith tweno (20) degtees
east t lt,ht (S) rods to line ut John i.
Mitchell's bind, thenco noith titty (.!
digioes West on said line uliietv -seven
(97) lods to a stnl.c and stones coiner of
Bedella Conipton, and thence south forty
(U) dcgiees west foity-four (II) iods to
tho pluco of beginning Containing
twenty-four (21) acres und seventy-six
(7d) peiehes, mote or less Being tlio
same land conveyed by J, M, Mitchell lo
A, Coinpton, by deed il ited May 1, 1S7'..
and lecoided 111 Luzerne County In Deed
Book No. ivi, page II, etc
Thlid A lot of lund bounded on the
noith by laud of J. 1) Complou. and on
the east, south und west by lands uf Be
della Conipton and the estate of Admit
ram Chase. Being tho samo land con
vejed by II D. Spangenberg and wife to
A, Coinpton bv deed dated Nov 13, li'S,
und teem tied In Lumiie County In Deed
Bool; No. 174. page 217, etc linpioved
with a two-stoi.v f i ,uno dwelling house,
two ft ame banes und outbuildings,
Seized and taken in execution ut the
suit of Assigned lo lilchmoud Compto'i
vs. W. J, Bennltnan, admlustintor of A.
Ii. Conipton, deceased. Debt, 5iw".72
Judgment No. SOS, Jumiary Term, 1S93.
Fl fu. to Jnnuaiv Teim, 1901.
W1I.LABD, WABR13N a KNAPP,
Att'ys.
ALSO
No 13 All the tight, title and luteiest
of tho iWmlant. M. B. Slmieil, executor
of the Estate of John Ilugno', deceased.
In nnd to all that cettaln pleee, parcel or
lot of laud situate In the Township of
Clifton, County of Lackawanna nnd
Stato of Pennsylvania, bounded nt the
northeast coiner of said lot: thenco
bounded on tho noith bf the public toad;
on the west by land lato owned by John
Shaw, now by J, L Simons; on the
south by land late owned by Thoodoto
Blslcr and oihcis, now by Ira C Harvev
und others and on the oust hy lands of
the Beading Lumber compnnv Contain
ing fifty (CO) acics, moro or less. Being
tho same premises that Daniel Slglau nnd
Almlia, his wife, by Indenture dated the
fifteen da of September, ISOJ, and re
coieled In tho otllco foi thn lecoidlng of
deeds, etc., In and for Luzerne County, in
Deed Book No. 110, p igo 2J3, etc. Gl ant
ed and convejeJ to Samuel Hufford In
fee. nnd the samo pioperty whith tho
said Samuel lluftoid conveyed to Jofin
Hughes b deed dulcd tho louith dnj of
"Muy, HCb, und recoided In I.iuetno
County In Deed Book, No 130, page 2S3.
Improved with u two-slot y finme dwell
ing home, barn nnd outhouses thereon.
Seized and taken In execution nt the
suit of Hem v A. Knapp nil Elizabeth D
Doud, executors of tho Estate of Mt.ru v F.
Fuller, deceasjd, v. M. B. Sinn ell ex
eeutoi of John Hughes, deceased. Debt,
$40i) Judgment No. 72, November Teim,
1900. Lev. fa. to Januaiy Term. 1901.
WILLAKD, WAKKI3N .t KNAPP,
Atfvs.
ALSO
No. II -All the light, title and Inlerfst
of the defendant, M. W Giicrnso In und
tu all that cot tnln lot, pleco or parcel of
lund commenting at u point on 'ho west
erly side of Capouso avenue, ,u the
southerly corner of lot of 1 U. Burns, In
tho Thhtecnth waul of iho City of Sciuii
ton, Lackawrnna County, Peni'sjl.-aniu;
thenco along tho somberly line of said
I, H. Bums' land In a westerly dliectlon
ono lu'itdritl nn I clghty-uuo und uuchnlf
(1S1H) feet; thence nt iltiht angles in n
uoutheily direction along lines of lund
ot Baptist chinch and W. W Lathrop
fifty (CO) feet, thenco at light ungles one
hundred and eighty-ono und one-lmli
(lSHj) leet along land of Valentine Blls.
to Capouso avenue, thenco along Capouso
avenue noitherlv fifty (CO) feet to pluco
of beglnnnlg, All linpioved with u two.
stoiy dwelling liuiipo und bam. used ns n
livery stable thereon, ten (10) f.et of tlio
depth ot suld lot next to Cupotiso aveuuo
muy be used tor ard, cullaiwuy, porch
or piazza, but not fur tho election of
buildings thereon.
Seized and taken In execution nt the
suit of 13. B. Decker vs. M W. Guernsey
Debt, $0,O'SO.!&. Judgment No, :'25, Nov cm.
her Term. Is97. Allns fl. tu. tn Jununiy
Term, 1901 I. H. BUKNS, Att
ALSO
No. 15 -All the light, title und Interest
of tho defendants, O, F. Wedcmun und
Bene Wodemuu, In und to all that cer
tain pleco ot laud In 1 aliunui Untouch,
Lackawanna County. Pennsylvania, lb.
ginning at n comer of lot of Mrs, S. B,
Wage; thenco along lands of II, SuninaiiH
south forty nnd thieo-fourths (40ls) d
piecs cast ninety-six and clght'ienths
(90,8) pciches tu a corner; thenco along
lands Into of N, K. Chase north lorty
elght nnd one-half (IS'i) degrees east
fifty-six (ffi) perches to land of E. C.
Hanson; theneo north thlrty-clglit Cli)
degrees wist thirteen and one-tenths
(13.1) percheB to a comer; thenco north
foity-clght nnd one-half (4b',j) douiues
cast to a corner In middle of the turn-
SHERIFF'S SALES.
pike j thenco north fifty-two (52) decreet
west fourteen and five-tenths" (14.6)
perches; thenco horth thirty (!0) decrees
west tvventv-throo nnd one-lenth (23.1)
perches to land Of Tllllnxhnkt: thenco
south thirty (20) degrees west twolvo and
slxty-flvo one-hundrcdthH(12.W) perches to
n corner; thenco north sixty (Wl degrqas
west twelve und sixty-live ono-hun
dredths (12 03) perches to a confer; thancu
north thirty (30) degrccs'east twelve and
slxty-flvo one-hundredth (12.63) perches
to middle of turnpike; thenco north sixty
ItO) UOGiee.4 west two (2) perches to u
corner; thenco south thirty (30) degrees
vv est tvvelvo and sixty-five ono-huu-dredths
(12.C3) perches to a corner: thenco
north sixty (Cu degrees west tvvelvo and
slxty-flvo ono-hundredths (12 65) perches
to lands of Ellas Beyuolds; thenco south
thirty (30) degrees west ono nnd fifteen
onc-hundredths (15 1) perches; thence
north sixty (U) degrees west twcnty-llvo
und seven-tenths (23.7) perches; thenco
north forty-six and one-halt (46H) de
grees cast thirteen and five-tenths (13.5)
perches to middle of said turnpike:
thence north clglity-ouo (SI) degrees west
one and three-tenths (1.3) perches; thenco
along land of Mrs. S. B. Wage south
Ilfty-ono (51) dPKiees west thirty-nine and
two-tenths (.T)2) peichcs to beginning.
Containing thirty (30) ucres and elghty
tlvo (S3) peichrs of land, partially Im
proved nnd part woodland.
Seized nnd tnken In execution nt tho
suit of A. D. Colvin vs. O. F. Wcdomnn
and lieno Wedemnn. Debt, $300. Judg
ment No. 1237, September Term, 1900. Lev.
fa. lo January Term, 1901.
DEAN, Atl'y.
ALSO
No, 1C All the light, tltlo and Interest
of tho defendant, James F. Gallugher, In
and to till thoso certain lots, pieces or
parcels of land situate, llng und being
in tho Twenty-first ward of the City of
Soranton, County of Lackawanna and
Stato of Pennsylvania, In a lano or alley
running In an easterly direction from
Fiovldence road. Being Lots Nos. 6, 7
nnd S, In map or plan laid out by J. II.
Campbell In his nddltlou to Park Place,
intended to be duly teglstered. Said lots
being each thirty (30) feot In front nnd
rear and ono hundred and twenty (120)
feet In depth. Improved with a doublo
two-story frnmo dwelling house, occu
pied by tenants, and outbuildings thereon.
Seized nnd taken In execution nt the
suit of Iho Arttuti3 llutldlnff and Loin
association vs. .lumen F. Gallagher. Debt,
$1,200. Judgment No. 712. May Term,
1S97. ri. fa. to January Term, 1901.
VAUOHAN, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 17. All the light, title and lnterst
of tho defendant, x. E, Collins, adminis
trator or administratrix ot Frank or
Francis Collins, deceased, lit and to all
that certanl messuage tenement lot or
parcel ot lnnd situate In the City of
Scianton, late Borough ot Providence, In
tho County of Lackawanna and State of
Pennsylvania, known as Lot No. 1, and
tho westerly half of Lot No. 7, In Square
or Block No. fi, nnd fronting on Mnln
und Throop streets. Being seventy (70)
feet In front on Mnln street by one hun
dred nnd seventy-eight (178) feet In depth
on Throop street, nccoidtng to a plan or
map entitled Parker's Addition to thst
Old Borough of Piovldeneo of the Spen
cer Faun. Being the same premises con
veyed by and subject to the samo excep
tions and reservations montloned and
contained In deed fiom Wlllard Parker.
M, D , et ux , et al., to Francis Collins,
dated Oct. 1, 1874; recorded In Luzerne
County In Deed Book No. 1S3, pago 201.
Impiovvdwllh two two-story frame dwell
ing houses und outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
rult of Gcorgo M. Okell, trustee, vj. N.
E. Collins, admlnstiatrlx, of Frank or
Francis Collins, decetscd. Debt, $512.75.
Judgment No. 4U. January Term, 1901.
Lev. fa. lo Januaiy Term, lioi.
OKELL, Att'y.
ALSO
No IS All the tight, title und Interest
of thn defendant, Henry L. Ilartruuft, In
and to all ir-ino teitulu lots, pieces or
pat eels of lund situate In tho City ot
Scranton, County of Lackawanna, Stato
nf Pennslvunla, being part of Lots Nos,
Ifi nnd 17, In Block J., ,ln Williams' Ad
dition to tho City of Scranton, Pennsjl
vnnla, und situate on the tusterly sldo of
Denn street, l,u tho First ward of said
City of Scranton. Said lots being each
thlity-two nnd one-half (22',i) feet In tront
on Lienn street, and samo width In tear
and eighty (SO) feet In depth, and being
Lots Nos. 93 und 9J, 111 Block J., as laid
out by D. L, Fields, map of which was
tecotded In suld county In Map Book No.
3. pago 73, on the twenty-seventh day of
June, 1899. Coal and minerals excepted
and reseived. Improved with a two
story f i nnio dwelling, blacksmith shop
and outbuildings thereon.
SeUcd and taken In execution nt the
suit of Security Building and Savings
Union vs. Ilemy L. Hartranft. Debt,
$S7C.I0. Judgment No. 393. January Teim,
1901. Fl. fa. to Januaiy Term, 1901. A1a
Samo vs. Same Debt. $1,241.25. Judg
ment No. 399. January Term, 1901. Fl. fa
to Jnnutny Term. )901.
11. C. 1U3YNOLDS, Att'y.
ALSO
No 19. All the right, title and Interest
uf the defendants, James Palmer, Beese
T. Jones, (leoigo Edwards and David
P, Thomns, In m.d to .all that
piece ur parcel of land sltuqto In the
Font th waul, City of Scranton, In tho
County ot Lackawanna and State of
I'enuslyvanlii, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on
tho southensteily side of Everett avenue,
on tho division Hue between Lots Nos.
21 and 22, In liock No. 21, 'on tho second
map of tho estnto of William Swotland,
In Hyde Park; thenco along said division
lino south fifty und tlireo-fourths (50si)
degrees cast one hundred and elghtv
(1M leet to nn alley; thence ulong said
alley noith thirty-nine and one-fourth
(29U) degrees east fifty (50) feet to
Lot No. 20; thenco ulong said lot north
fifty and three-fourths (30)4) degrees
west one hundred nnd elghtv (ISO) feet
to Eveiett avenue aforesaid; thenco
along tnld uvenuo south thhty-nlno Hiid
onc-fouith (39l) degrees west fifty (301
feet to tho place of beginning. Being thej
land convejed by Carollno M. Pettcbone
et nl . to James Palmer,, by deed dated
tho twenty-lli st duv of March, 1S91: re
corded In Deed Book No. 73, pago 490, In
Lackawanna county. Ml linpioved with
two two-sloiy frame dwelling houses and
other outbuildings theieon.
Seized anil taken in execution at tho
suit of New Schiller Building nnd Lonn
usroclatloii vs. James Palmer, defendant,
nnd Beeso T. Jones and Georgo Edwards
nnd Dnvld J. Thomas, terre tenants.
Judgement No loo, September Term, PW0.
Lev. fa to Jnnuaiy Toim. 1901.
STOKES, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 20 All the right, till and Interest
of tho defendant, Chailes B, Kunpp, M.
D.. In mid to nil the suifueo of light of
soil of all that certain lot, piece or parcel
of laud sltuuto In tho Borough of Van
dllng, Lackawanna County. Pennsylvania,
bounded nnd described us follows, to wit:
Containing a fiont of ilfty (30) feet south
eastward on Mnln street; bounded south
wcstwnid ut right angles to said street
ono hundred U'jO) feet by Oak street;
northwestward parallel with Main street
Ilfty (CO) fact by tho northwestern lino
of land of the Xoitheru Coal und-lroii
company, nnd northeastward at rlgbt, an
glen to Main street -ono hundred (100) feet
by Lot No 59, on said street. Comprising
Lot No. 101, on Main stieet, ns tho same
is repiescnted and designated on a map
of building lots of the Noithern Conl and
Iron company In said Borough,
Seized and tnken in ixocution nt tho
suit of Assigned to William Tinker va
Charles B. Kunpp. M. D. Debt, $3V.
Judgment No JS3, November Torm, 1900
IT fn to Jsnuyiy Term, 1901.
WATBOUS Att'y.
TERMS OF SALE.
FIFTV DOLLARS CASH WHEN PROP.
P.RTV IS STRUCK OPF, AND BALANCP
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE
IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID WHErv
STRUCK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH AHOVD
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPiUEC
WITH WILL 00 RESOLD BEFORB AD
J0IIRNMENT. v
s
CLARENCE E. PRYOR, Sheriff.
Shcilff's Ofllce, Scranton, Fa., Decent
ber IS, 1900. . ,
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