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sheriff Sale of Real Estate
(From page 3)
teh. and 30 1. to a stake; thence
lown the said Little Chickies Creek
nd by lands, now or late, of Peter
¥ish, South 25} degrees East, 2 ch.
ind 12 1. to a post; thence by the
aid premises, now or late, of the
aid Peter Gish, South 61%; degrees
Nest, 14 ch. and 67 L to a stone in a
yublic road; thence along said public
vad and by land, now or late, of
he Estate of the said Henry Mus-
elman, deceased, South 20} degrees
fast, 12 ch. and 55 1 to a stone;
hence South 3 degrees West, 6 ch
nd 5 1. to a stake; thence continu-
ng by the said lands of the Estate
¥ Henry Musselman, deceased, and
jartly along the Furnace Road, S
83 degrees West, 10 ch. and 90 1 to
i post on the East side of the said
furnace Road; thence by lands, now
yr late, of the McCormick Estate, S
53 degrees East, 9 ch. and 34 1 to a
ost; thence by the Johnson Mill
yroperty, now or late, of Jacob L
Amway, North 34 degrees East, 11
h. and 83 1. to a post on the South
ide of the Lancaster and Marietta
furnpike Road aforesaid; thence
rossing the said Turnpike Road, N
03 degrees East, 1 ch. and 54 1. t6
\ stake on the North side of the said
‘urnpike Road, and in the middle of
, fourteen feet wide private road:
hence along the middle of the said
wrivate road, North 55% degrees E.
7 1 to a stake; thence North 70}
1 East, 1chh and 81 to a
e; thence by the said premises
Jorth 863 degrees East, 1 ch. and 11
, to the Southeast corner of a stone
7all; thence South 6 degrees West
ch. and 3 L to a point in the mid-
[le of the said Lancaster and Mar-
stta Turnpike Road; thence along
he same, and by lands, now or late
£ the said Jacob L. Amway, North
8 degrees East, 2 ch. and 23 1. to a
tone; thence South 78% degrees E
ch. and 50 1. to a stone at the East
nd of the said Turnpike Road
and thence South 78% de-
rees East, 7 ch, more or less, to a
take on the North side of the said
ancaster and Marietta Turnpike
load, the place of Beginning.
Containing 99 Acres and 82 Perch-
s of land.
Together with all rights appurten-
nt to the same, and subject to all
asements affecting the same.
The improvements thereon are a
} story brick dwelling house, frame
yank barn, tobacco shed, corn barn
nd 2 chicken houses.
Seized and taken in execution as
roperty of Charles W. Coller.
(No. 24)
All that certain lot of land on
thich is erected a 23 story brick
welling house, No. 301 Ruby Street
ituated on the Southeast corner of
luby and Third Streets in the City
f Lancaster, Pa.
Containing in front on Ruby St
8 feet and extending in depth of
iat width Eastwardly along the S
ide of Third Street 107 feet 3} in.,
ore or less, to the middle of a 13
set wide common alley.
Seized and taken in execution as
roperty of Ethel Goldring and Abe
toldring, her husband, defendants,
nd Abe Goldring and Leonard Da-
id Goldring, terre tenants.
(No. 25)
All that certain messuage and three
3) adjoining tracts of land situate
1 the Township of Penn, County of
ancaster and State of Pennsylvania
ounded and described as follows, to
it:
Tract No. 1. Beginning at a point
the middle of the public road
om Lititz to Fairland; thence by
nd of Jacob B. Reist, South 303
egrees West 4.6 perches to stone;
ence by Tract No. 3 South 30 de-
tees West 37.15 perches to stone;
ence by Tract No. 2, North 17 5-8
agrees West 20.7 perches to post in
iddle of said public road; thence in
nd along said road by land of Jacob
. Reist, North 58 7-8 degrees East
L.8 perches to place of beginning.
ontaining 1 acre, 159 perches. Also
Tract No. 2. Beginning at a stone
t the public road to Fairland; thence
and along said public road and by
nd of Nathan Oberholtzer South 60
agrees West 81.6 perches to stone
said road; thence by the land of
athan Oberholtzer, and Tract No.3
spectively, North 78 degrees East
} perches to a stone; thence by the
me North 30} degrees East 6.7 per-
16s to stone; thence by Tract No. 1
orth 17 degrees West 20.5 perches
the place of beginning. Containing
acres, 37 perches. Also
Tract No. 3. Beginning at a stone
corner of land of John B. Reist and
icob B. Reist respectively, thence
r land of Jacob B. Reist North 61
grees West 41.7 perches to a stone;
ence by Tract No. 1, South 30} de-
lees West 44 perches to a stone:
ence by Tract No. 2, South 77}
grees West 52 perches to a stone;
ence by land of Nathan Oberholt-
r South 48! degrees East 37% per-
les to stone and by the same South
degrees West 14.3 perches to a
one; thence by land of C. T. Boyd
yuth 56 degrees East 40 perches to
one; thence by land of Jacob B
sist and John B. Reist respectively;
orth 321% degrees East 104.7 perches
place of beginning. Containing 30
res, 147 perches:
The improvements thereon are a
story frame dwelling house. frame
rn, tobacco shed and chicken house
Seized and taken in execution as
operty of Amon S. Longenecker
id Grace Longenecker, his wife.
(No. 26)
All that certain lot of ground situ-
ad on the West side of North Plum
reet, in the City of Lancaster, Pa.
wing thereon erected a two-story
d mansard roof brick dwelling
mse (No. 530), and bounded and
seribed as follows, to wit:
Cnntaining in front on said North
um Street forty feet, and extend-
2 in depth of that width one hun-
ed and forty-two feet, more or
is, to property now or late of B.J
eGrann.
Seized and taken in execution
operty of William L. Kaufhold.
as
( No. 27)
All the two following described
wets or pieces of land situated in
2 City of Lancaster, County of
measter and State of Pennsylvania
No. 1. Beginning at the Northwest
mer of South Prince and Seymour
reets; thence extending West, along
3 said street, two hundred and
1ety-seven feet to a point in or
ar Hoffman's Run; thence North,
‘said Run, forty-three feet; thence
1 ast, along land now or late of
Bartholomew, two hundred
fifty-one feet to a corner of land
or late of Charles F. Miller:
JEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8th, 1934
red and ten feet
West side of South Prince Street;
thence South, along South Prince St
two hundred and one feet and
inches to the place of beginning.
No. 2. Beginning at a point in the
North side of Seymour Street, in or
near the W. side of Hoffman’s Run:
thence extending West, along said
street, sixteen feet; thence North-
west, along lands now or late of D
H. Bartholomew, thirty-five feet:
thence East, along said land, twenty-
five feet; thence South, along Hoff-
man’s Run, thirty-two feet to the
place of beginning.
The improvements on said land
consist of a three-story brick factory
building at the corner of Seymour St
and Prince Street, a four-story brick
building on the North side of Sey-
mour Street, a boiler-house, pump
house, storage house and other im-
provements.
And also all machinery, tools, fix-
tures, appliances and equipment on
the above described premises as
more particularly referred to in the
mortgage given by Elmer H. Martin
to Lancaster Trust Company, dated
January 17, 1925, and recorded in
the Recorder's Office at Lancaster in
Mortgage Book 267, page 147.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of Elmer H. Martin Defen-
dant, Pennsylvania Soap Company
Terre Tenant.
(No. 28)
All that certain lot or piece of land
cust Street,
Fryberg Streets, in the City of Lan
caster, Pa.,, on which is erected a
dwelling house known as No. 70 Lo-
cust Street. Containing in front o
extending in depth of that width 118
feet, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution ag
property of J. Gillman Foultz
(No. 29)
All those four certain tracts o
pieces of land, with the improve
ments thereon erected, situated i
the City of Lancaster aforesaid, se
parately bounded and i
follows:
No. 1. Beginning at a point on th
West side of South Prince Street. be
tween Hazel and Hager Streets, at
corner of ground of B. J. McGrann|
thence Westward along said groun
242 feet 6 inches, more or less, t
land of the Penna. R. R. Co;
North by same 117 ft, more or le:
to Tract No. 2;thence by Tract No.
Eastward 95 feet, more or le
thence Southward by lands of Eisle
and Erisman 86 feet ten inches, mor
or less; thence Eastward by land o
Erisman 151 feet to Prince St.; and
thence along West side of Prince St.
Southward 30 feet to the place o
Beginning. No. 2. Beginning at J
point on the South side of Hazel St.
between Prince Street and Hoffman's
Run, 150 feet, West of Prince Stree
and 25 feet North of the South ling
of Hazel Street, as laid out on the
plan of Lancaster City; thence ex-
tending Southward by properties of
Frank G. Dougherty et al 238 feet
and 3 inches, more or less, to Tract
No. 1; thence by Tract No. 1, West
101 feet and 3% inches, more or less;
thence Northward along the right of
way of the Penna. R. R. Co. (form-
erly Lancaster and Reading) 238 ft
3 inches, more or less, to Hazel St.:
thence Eastward by Hazel Street 13
feet 5Y inches to property of
Globish; thence by said property
Southward 76 feet, more or less,
Eastward 50 feet, more or less, and
Northward 76 feet, more or less, to
Hazel Street, and thence Eastward
along said Hazel Street 36 feet and 6
inches, to the place of Beginning
No. 3. Beginning at a point on the
West side of South Prince Street, a
corner of property above described:
thence South along said Street 2 ft
to a point 275 feet North of North
line of Hager Street; thence West
along property of Joseph Breneman
and parallel with North line of Ha-
ger Street, 389 feet 9 inches, more or
less, to point 20 feet East of center
line of LL. & Q R R; thence North!
along said R R 2 feet; thence East
on line parallel with Hager Street
along property of L & Q R R Co
and Gall Brothers, 389 feet 9 inches
to place of Beginning. No. 4. Beginn-
ing at stake in East line of land of
L & Q R. R. Co. at distance of 20 ft
measured East from point in and at
right angles to line established as a
center line of RR. of L & Q. R. R
Co., said point in center line being
3208 feet measured North along said
center line from point opposite Mile
Post No. 2, said beginning point be-
ing the beginning of a triangular lot
of land conveyed by Harry B. Gall
etal to L & Q R R Co.; thence N.
by land of R. R. Co., on line curving
toward West, with radius of 1166 and
28-100 feet; parallel with said center
line and 20 feet distant East there-
from, 61 and 145-1000 feet; thence by
other land about (above) described
as follows: North 88 degrees, 35
minutes East, 8 and 37-100 feet to a
stake; (2) South 8 degrees, 8 minutes
West, 61 and 97-100 feet to the place
of Beginning. Containing .0006 of
an acre.
Reserving out of Purpart No. 1
above mentioned a small tract of
land containing .0004 of an acre,
conveyed by Harry B. Gall, et al to
the I. & Q. R. R. Co., by Deed dat-
ed May 31, 1912 and recorded in the
Office of the Recorder of Deeds of
Lancaster County, in Deed Book D
Vol. 129, page 379.
The improvements thereon are a
cinder block garage, frame coal pock-
et, frame office building and frame
tool shed.
Seized and taken in execution
property of Harry B. Gall.
(No. 30)
All that certain lot of ground with
a three story brick dwelling erected
thereon situated on the north side of
East New Street, between N. Ship-
pen and Jefferson Streets, in the City
of Lancaster, numbered 241 E. New
Street.
Containing in front on E. New St
eighteen feet, more or less, and ex-
tending in depth of that width north-
wardly one hundred and fifty feet
more or less, to a ten ft. wide pub-
lic alley.
Bounded on the South by E. New
Street, on the West by land of Ben-
jamin Buckwalter, on the east by the
lands of Howard Werntz and on the
north by the said ten feet wide pri-
vate alley.
Being the same premises which
Philip P. Dattisman, Sheriff of Lan-
caster County, by his deed dated the
3rd day of February, A. D. 1928, and
recorded in the Recorder’s Office in
and for Lancaster County in Deed
Book Y, Volume 28, Page 90, grant-
ed and conveyed to H. H. Benedict
his heirs and assigns.
g Together and subject to all of the
tights and conditions inthe said deed
as
East, by the same, one hund-
contained.
to a point in the
ten
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
land on which is erected a three-
story brick dwelling house, situated
and numbered on the city house
plan, No. 28, on the South side of E
Ross Street, between North Christ-
ian and North Queen Streets in the
City of Lancaster aforesaid; bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point, the South-
west corner of said East Ross and N
Christian Streets; thence along the
West side of said N. Christian St., 90
feet to a ten ft. wide common alley;
thence West along the North side of
said ten feet wide common alley, 20
feet, more or less, to a point; thence
North in a line along property, now
or late of A. B. Hambright and ex-
tending through the middle of anine
inch brick party wall between
house hereby conveyed and the house
adjoining on the West, ninety feet
to the South side of East Ross Street
aforesaid; thence East in a line along
the South side of said East Ross St.
twenty ft.,, more or less, to the place
of beginning.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of H. H. Benedict.
(No. 31)
All those two certain adjoining lots
or pieces of land, being lots Nos. 31
and 32 on the tract of land known as
{the Kelly Tract, being the 4th and
5th lots North of Susquehanna St.
situate on the West side of Rockland
pectively; on the East by property
of J. H. Hibshman and five other of
the John J. Baer conveyances to
other parties; on the South by East
Locust Street; and on the West by
property now or late of First Re-
formed Church.
The improvements thereon are a ?
story frame factory building and
one story brick boiler house.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of Ephrata Hosiery Mill Co
No. 34
All that certain two story brick
dwelling house known as No. 505
Pearl Street, Lancaster city, Lancas-
ter County, Pennsylvania, and the
lot of land whereon the same is erec-
ted, containing in front on the east
side of said Pearl Street between 5th
and 6th Streets, in the City of Lan-
caster, twenty-one feet, six inches
more or less and extending in depth
eastwardly of that width eighty feet
more or less, the southern boundary
line passing through the middle of a
party wall, bounded on the west by
Pearl Street, on the North by pro-
perty now or late Jonathan Brillhart
on the east by property now or late
John D. Herr, and on the south by
property now or late of Israel M
Garber together with the right to use
in common with others entitled
thereto of the two feet, six in. wide
alley laying between the herein de-
scribed premises and the dwelling
house on the premises adjoining on
the north, and the right to build in-
to and against the south gable wall
and the dwelling house adjoining
the herein conveyed premises on the
north.
Seized and taken in execution
property of Park E. Schimp
Dorothy M. Schimp.
(No. 35)
. All that certain tract of land with all
Improvements and equipment thereon
and therein installed, located in Eph-
rata Township, Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as follows, to wit: Beginning at a
stake in a public road, a corner of land
now or late of Samuel Mohler; thence
in and along said road, North eighty-
five and three quarters degrees East,
thirty-three and two-tenths perches to
a stake in the middle of said road;
thence leaving same and by land now
or late of Frank J. Garman, South
thirty-nine and a quarter degrees East;
fifty-three and five-tenths perches to
a stone; thence leaving same and by
land of said Mohler, South fifty-eight
and a quarter degrees west, thirty and
nine-tenths perches to a stake; thence
by land of same, North twenty-seven
and a quarter degrees West, twenty-
seven and seven-tenths perches #o a
stake; thence by same, North twenty-
eight degrees West, fourteen and five-
tenths perches to a hickory tree; thence
as
and
the | In
grees West, twenty-one and
beginning.
and assigns.
story frame factory building,
warehouse and frame ice house.
Seized and taken in
property of American Table Water Co
Cc.
(No. 36)
two and one-half
dwelling house and
other improvements,
situate on the southeast
story
Columbia Turnpike Road),
scribed as follows, to wit:
wide common alley.
premises
by same, South sixty-four and five-
eights degrees West, ten and five-
coln Highway and extending
extending in an eastwardly direction
ft.) feet to a fourteen (14 ft.)
wide private alley.
Seized and taken
property of Elizabeth M. Eyer.
(No. 37)
All that certain tract of farm land
of Rapho,
wit:
said creek ninety-seven and
ing.
Containing fifteen
acres, more or less.
Seized and
and
ence H. Siegrist.
No. 38)
West Lampeter Township,
ounty, Pennsylvania,
Hescribed as follows, to wit:
Road, a corner of lands of Sarah W.
illiams Campbell and Philip Camp-
baid Campbell's land, North eighty-two
Hegrees East, one hundred and eighty-
kix (186) feet to an iron pin; thence
ktill be same, South eight degrees East,
0 a point, a corner of other property
of Harry D. Herr, thence extending by
said Herr's land, South eighty-two de-
grees West, one hundred and eighty-
six (186) feet to a point in said Public
Road; thence extending in and along
said Public Road, North eight degrees
West, thirty-seven (37) feet, six (6)
inches to the Place of Beginning.
The southerly line of the herein de-
scribed premises passes through the
middle of the nine inch cinder block
partition wall between the dwelling
house erected on the herein described
premises and the dwelling house on
the premises immediately adjoining on
the South.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of Harry D. Herr.
(No. 39)
All that certain lot of land, with a
two and one-half story brick dwelling
house thereon erected, situated on the
East side of the Public Road leading
Southward from Lampeter Square, in
West Lampeter Township, Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows, to wit: :
Beginning at a point in said Public
Road, a corner of lands of Sarah W.
William Campbell and Philip Campbell,
her husband; thence extending by said
Campbell's land, N. eighty-two degrees
East, one hundred and eighty-six (186)
feet to an iron pin; thence still by same
North eight degrees West, thirty-seven,
(37) feet, six (6) inches to a point, a
corner of other property of said Harry
D. Herr; thence extending by said
Herr's land, South eighty-two degrees
West, one hundred eighty-six (186)
feet to a point in said Public Road;
thence extending in and along said
Public Road, South eight degrees East, |
thirty-seven (37) feet six (6) inches,
to the Place of Beginning.
The northerly line of the herein de-
scribed premises passes through the
middle of the nine inch cinder bloc
partition wall between the dwelling
house erected on the herein described
premises and the dwelling on the
premises immediately adjoining on the
North. :
Seized and taken in execution as
property of Harry D. Herr.
(No. 40)
All that certain lot of land situate on
the North side of Fifth Street, between
Ruby and Pearl Streets, in the City of
Lancaster, in the County and State
aforesaid, having thereon erected a
two-story brick dwelling house known
as No. 717 Fifth Street, bounded and
described as follows, to wit: 3
Containing in front on the North side
of said Fifth Street, sixteen (16) feet
and ten (10) inches, and extending in
depth of that width Northwardly
eighty-four (84) feet to a ten (10) feet
The eastern boundary line of the
hereby conveyed passes
through the middle of the party wall
erected between these premises and
the premises adjoining on the East.
Bounded on the South by Fifth
Street; on the East and West by prop-
erty, now or late of Maurice W. Eby;
on the North by said ten (10) feet
wide alley.
Together with and subject to the
right to use in common with others en-
titled thereto the aforesaid ten (10)
feet wide common alley adjoining the
premises hereby
conveyed on the
North, and the nine (9) feet wide com-
The improvements thereon are a 2
frame!
execution as
All that certain lot of ground, with a
combined [situated on the Southeast side of State
restaurant, and Street, Northeast of James Street, as
thereon erected, laid out on the City Plan of the City
corner of of Lancaster aforesaid, having thereon
South Fifteenth street and the Lincoln
Highway (formerly the Lancaster gid house known as No. 521 State
in the
Township of West Hempfield, County
of Lancaster and State of Pennsyl- |
vania (one block east of the eastern
line of the Borough of Columbia), de-
Commencing at the southeast corner
of South Fifteenth Street and the Lin-
in a
southwardly direction, along the east
line of South Fifteenth Street, one
hundred and thirty-six (136 ft.) ft, and
,|depth of that width southeastwardly
along said Highway, uniform in width
and at right angles to South Fifteenth
street, one hundred and sixty-five (165
feet
in execution as
9)
together with a two-story frame dwell-
ing house, frame barn and other im-
County of
Lancaster and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to
Beginning at a post on the North
bank of Chicquesalunga Creek and ex-
tending thence by land now or late of
Christian Shirk north fifty-one degrees
east two perches to a post thence by
land now or late of John Risser, north
forty-three degrees west ninety-four
perches to a stone; thence by land now | Anson B. Ambler,
or late of Levi Shank south twenty-five
degrees west thirty-four perches to a
stone on the north-east bank of said East, five and one—tenth perches to a
Chicquesalunga Creek; thence south-
eastwardly by the several courses of
two-
tenths perches to the place of beginn-
one-fourth
taken in execution as, stone; thence by land now or late of
property of Mary B. Siegrist and Clar- | Walter F. Bicknell, Fred C. Gregg, J.
(
All that certain lot of land, with a|the Peach
wo and one-half story brick dwelling
ouse, thereon erected, situated on the
ast side of the Public Road leading
Bouthward from Lampeter Square, in
Lancaster |
bounded and
Beginning at a point in said Public
bell, her husband; thente extending by
hirty-seven (37) feet, six (6) inches |
All that certain lot, or piece of same, North thirty-two and a half de- [terminus of the aforesaid ten (10) feet
seven- | wide common
tenths perches to a limestone; thence|the North side of Fifth Street.
by same, North nine degrees West, six |
and twenty-one hundredths perches to! property of William P, Ostermoyer, Jr.
{ beg Containing Eleven acres. |
{Being the same premises which Julia
|F. Hull and husband, by her, deed!
dated May 18, A. D., 1907, and of record |
in the Recorder's Office of Lancaster
County in Deed Book T. No. 18, at!
page 565, etc, granted, confirmed, and |
conveyed the same unto the American
Table Water Company, its successors
alley, Southwardly to
Seized and taken in execution as
(No. 41)
All that certain lot of ground, situa- |
ted on the East side of Plum Street, |
between King and Orange Streets, in
the City of Lancaster, County of Lan- |
caster and State of Pennsylvania, hav- |
{ing thereon erected a two-story brick
!dwelling house and back building, |
known as No. 43 North Plum Street. |
{Containing in front on said Plum |
Street, twenty feet, more or less, and |
extending in depth Eastwardly, forty-
eight feet, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of J. ID. Tshudy.
(No. {)
All that certain lot or piece of land
erected a two story stone and frame
Street, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit:
On the northeast by property now
or late of J. Hoy Brown and George B.
Willson; on the Southeast by property
now or late of Charles M. Green; on
the Southwest by property of Malcolm
Albert Risser, and on the Northwest
by State Street aforesaid.
Containing in front on said State
Street thirty-seven (37) feet six (6)
inches, more or less, and extending in
one hundred and eighty-four (184)
feet, more or less, to the middle of the
twenty (20) feet wide common alley
hereinafter mentioned.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of Samuel W. Blankman.
(No. 43)
All that certain lot and piece of land
with a combined store and dwelling
house and other buildings thereon
erected, situate in the Village of Cher-
ry Hill, Township of Fulton, County of
Lancaster and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
Beginning at a stone on the South
side of the Peach Bottom Road, a cor-
ner of land now or late of Hambleton
and Shoemaker, David M. Gallagher
and John Grossman; thence by the lat-
ter, North one-half of a degree East,
forty-six and five—tenths perches to a
post; thence by land now or late of
North eighty-four
and three-tenths
North six degrees
degrees East, five
perches to a post,
post in the Port Deposit road; thence
along said road by land now or late of
heirs of Samuel Dorsey, South five de-
grees east, twenty-two andthree-tenths
perches to a post, South forty-four
and three-fourths degrees East, seven-
teen and four-tenths perches to a
Thomas Gregg, James D. McCullough
and Hambleton & Shoemaker along
Bottom road, South fifty-
one and one-fourth degrees West,
twenty-six perches to the place of be-
ginning.
Containing two acres and one hun-
dred and forty-nine perches, be the
same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of Hannah I.. Fulton widow
of Edgar F. Fulton, deceased, Rutter H.
Tennis and Mary C. Fulton Tennis.
(No. 44)
All that certain messuage, tenement
or tract of land situated in West Lam-
peter Township, Lancaster County, Pa,
bounded and described as follows, to
wit: Beginning at a stone in the inter-
| section of a public road leading from
| the Beaver Valley Pike to Pequea Val-
ley and from Willow Street to Lime
Valley, a corner of land late of B. Ezra
Herr and others; thence along the last
mentioned road, and by land late of
Christian B. Herr, N 74% degrees East
129.2 perches to a post a corner of land
ate of Jacob Herr; thence bythe same,
North 15} degrees West 243 perches,
to a post; thence by the same, South
78% degrees West 29} perches to a post;
and thence along the public road,
(South 15% degrees East, 264 perches
to the place of beginning. Containing
4 acres and 98 perches, more or less,
as per survey made by James B. Black,
Nov. 8, 1822.
The improvements thereon are a 2}
story frame dwelling house withkitch-
en attached, frame barn and frame
chicken house.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of Elsie L, Doyle, J. C. Doyle,
Jr., and J. Clarence Doyle.
(No. 45)
1. All that certain lot or piece of
land, with the two-story brick dwell-
ing house thereon erected, situated on
the east side of North Lime Street, be-
tween East Ross and Xast Liberty
Streets, in the City of I.ancaster, Pa.,
and being No. 917 North Lime Street.
Containing in front on the said east
side of North Lime Street seventeen
feet, more or less, and extending in
depth of that width eighty feet and
three inches to a three feet wide com-
mon alley.
Bounded on the north by property
now or late of Joseph Hinden; on the
east by the said three feet wide com~
mon alley; on the south by a four feet
wide common alley; and on the west
{by said North Lime Street.
2. All that certain tract of land.
situated on the west side of Oak Lane,
(in Woodlawn, Lancaster Township,
i Lancaster County, Pennsylvania,
{bounded and described as follows:
| Beginning at a point eighty feetsouth
of the cornerstone situated at the
i southwest corner of Hillside Drive and
Oak Lane; thence along the west side
of Oak Lane, a distance of sixty-five
feet thence westward along other
lands of William F. Scheid and Mabel-
le B. Scheid at an angle of ninety—
seven degrees and forty-seven minutes
with the last mentioned line, a dis-
tance of one hundred and twenty-—
seven and twenty-six hundredths feet;
thence northward along other lands of
William F. Scheid and IMabelle B.
Scheid at an angle of eighty-five de-
grees and fifty-five minutes with the
last mentioned line, a distance of six-
ty-four and fifty-six hundredths feet
to a point; thence eastward along other
lands of William F. Scheid and Ma-
belle B. Scheid at an angle of ninety-
four degrees and five minutes with the
last mentioned line, a distance of one
hundred and thirty-one and forty-six
hundredths feet to a point orn the west
side of Oak Lane which forms an an-
gle of eighty-two degrees annd thirteen
minutes with the first mentioned line.
All angles herein mentioned are inter-
ior angles.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of Walter B. Aierstock, with
notice to the Fulton National Bank of
Lancaster, surviving executor of Ezra
K. Geist, deceased, terra tenant.
(No. 46)
All that certain tract or piece of land
tenths perches to a stake; thence by|mon alley extending from the Eastern situated in Providence Township, Lan-
ted in the Borough of Mountville, Lan-
caster
| caster County, Pa, and bounded and
described as per survey and draft
thereof made July 13, 1934, by T. R.
Linton, as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point, a corner of
property of Samuel Stoneroad and
Harry Fisher; thence by land of Harry
Fisher, Louis Stiveley, Samuel Shaffer
and Aaron Ressler, respectively, and
crossing the Pennsylvania Railroad and
the road leading from Lancaster to
Quarryville, N. 82 degrees, 42 minutes
East, 2,432.71 feet to a point; thence by
land of Christian Groff, South 8 de-
grees, 57 minutes East, 367.57 feet to a
point, and by the same N. 88 degrees,
14 minutes East, 322.96 feet to a point;
thence by land of Enos Findley, South
1 degree, 19 minutes East, 603.52 feet
to a point, and by the same, South 2
degrees, 10 minutes West, 957 feet to a
point; thence by land of Harry Got-
schall and recrossing the Pennsylvania
Railroad and the road leading from
Lancaster to Quarryville, South 89 de-
grees, 21 minutes West, 2,861.76 feet
to a point; thence by land of Samuel
Stoneroad, North 8 degrees, 30 minutes
West, 1,654 feet to the place of be-
ginning. Containing 117.502 acres.
The improvements thereon are a 2}
story stone house with a 2} story frame
attachment, frame barn, frame corn
barn, 2 frame chicken houses, cement
block milk house, frame pig pen and
frame shed.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of Charles F. Hess.
(No. 47)
A lot of land on the east side of
Ryder Avenue, between Elm and Ma-
ple Streets in Lancaster Township,
Lancaster County, Pa., improved by a
two story brick dwelling house No. 315
Ryder Avenue containing in front on
the east side of Ryder Avenue twenty-
one and a half feet and extending in
depth of that width eastwardly eighty-
six feet to a fourteen feet wide com-
mon alley. The north boundary passes
through the middle of the party wall
between the house herein erected and
that adjoining on the north, Bounded
on the west by Ryder Avenue, on the
north by Paul Desch; onjthe east by said
alley and on the south by premises of
Alice Pioso. Together with and sub-
ject to the essements and restrictions
set forth in the deed conveying the
premises dated May 3, 1929, by Mau-
rice W. Eaby and wife to said Howard
F. Hagy and Catherine E. Hagy. Re-
corded in Deed Book P. Vol. 29 p. 162
ete.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of Howard F. Hagy and Cath-
erine E. Hagy, husband and wife.
(No. 48)
All that certain tract of farm land
situated partly inthe Borough of Terre
Hill and partly in East Earl Township,
County of Lancaster and State of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
Beginning at an iron pin on the West
side of the public road leading from
Muddy Creek to Blue Ball and the
South side of another public road lead-
ing from said Muddy Creek and Blue
Ball road to Terre Hill; thence by land
now or late of John Werner, North
seventy-nine (79) degrees East, sixty-
nine and two- tenths (69.2) perches to
a lime stone; thence by the same,
South fifty-five (55) degrees East, seven
(7) perches to a lime stone; thence by
land now or late of Charles Gaus and
William Stover, deceased, respectively,
South Fifty seven
(571) degrees West, eighty-three and
eight-tenths (83.8) perches to a lime
stone in said Muddy Creek and Blue
Ball road; thence in and along said
road, by land now or late of Emanuel
L. Killian and Susanna Lesher, re-
spectively, North five (5) degrees West,
thirty-six and three-tenths (36.3)
perches to the place of beginning.
Containing eight (8) acres and twen-
ty-one (21) perches.
Being the same premises which B.
Frank Stirk and wife, by their Deed
dated October 30, 1922, and recorded in
the office for the Recording of Deeds
in and for Lancaster County in Deed
Book R, Volume 25, Page 21, granted
and conveyed to said Morris E. Kern,
his heirs and assigns.
And also all that certain messuage or
tenement and tract of land situated in
the Borough of Terre Hill, County of
Lancaster and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
Beginning at a stone in Broad Street;
thence by land now or late of M. M.
Sensenig, South seventy-two (72) de-
grees East, twenty-nine (29) perches
to a stone: thence by the same, North
seventy-two (72) degrees East, nine-
teen and six-tenths (19.6) perches to a
stone; thence by land now or late of
Harry Stover, South fifteen (15) de-~
grees East, three and six-tenths (3.6)
perches to a lime stone in a wall;
thence by the same, South fifty-one
(51) degrees West, sixteen and two-
tenths (16.2) perches to a lime stone;
thence by land now or late of Warren
Weaver, South eighty-one and one-
half (81}) degrees West, nine and two-
tenths (9.2) perches to a stone; thence
by the same, North eighty seven and
one-quarter (87}) degrees West, ten
and one-tenth (101) perches to a
stone: thence by land now or late of
Lydia Wenger, North seventy-seven
and one-half (773) degrees West, nine-
teen and five-tenths (19.5) perchesto a
stone in said Broad Street; thence in
and along said Broad Street, by lands
now or late of Lemon Artz, North
eighteen (18) degrees East, twelve and
five-tenths (12.5) perches to the place
of beginning.
Containing two (2) acres and one
hundred and Forty-five (145) perches
of land. [
Being the same premises which
George Rutt, by his Deed dated Sep-
tember 20, 1928, and recorded in the
office for the Recording of Deeds in
and for Lancaster County in Deed
Book I Volume 29, Page 28, granted
and conveyed unto Morris Kern, and
Earnestine Kern, his wife, as tenants
by the entireties, their heirs and as-
and one-quarter:
PAGE SEVEN
shingle roof frame dwelling house.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of Jacob S.
(No. 50)
All those two certain adjoining lots
or pieces of land situated in Lititz
Borough, Lancaster County, Pa., and
bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
No. 1. Beginning at a int bel
the Northeast corner of Jot No. ing
the Town Plan of Lititz on the south
side of Main Street, thence along the
South side of said street, Eastwardly,
66 feet, 10 inches to No. 2 herein;
thence Southwardly at right angles
along the East side of store building
and along said No. 2 and property of
Louise Fogle Zartman, 200 feet, to the
North side of Juniper Alley; thence
Westwardly along the North side of
said alley 66 feet, 10 inches to a corner
of lot No. 11 aforesaid; thence North-
wardly along the East side of said lot
200 feet to the place of beginning.
No. 2. Beginning at the Northeast
corner of No. 1 herein; thence East
wardly along the South side of Main
Street, 16 feet to a point; thence South
wardly at right angles along property
of said Louise Fogle Zartman, 83 feet
to a point; thence Westwardly at right
angles along property of said Louise
Fogle Zartman, 16 feet to the East side
of No. 1 herein; thence Northwardly
along the same 83 feet to the place of
beginning.
The premises herein described as No.
1 are designated as lot No. 10 on the
Town plan of Lititz, and the improve-
ments thereon consist of a 3-story
brick store, a 2} story double house
and large stable in the rear.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of Michael A. Mastromatteo,
Louis D. Nunzio and Michael A. Mas-
tromatteo, terra tenant.
D. F. SHUMAN,
Sheriff
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The improvements thereon are a 2}
story frame dwelling house, frame |
barn, frame chicken house, frame shed |
and frame corn crib. |
Seized and taken in execution as |
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(No. 49)
All that certain tract of land situa-
County, Pa., beginning at the
post on the South side of Main street,
a corner of property now or late of
Anna Rettew; thence by the same
South one and one-half degrees West,
two hundred feet to a fourteen feet
wide alley; thence by the same South
eighty-eight and one-half degrees East,
forty feet to a post, a corner of lands
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by the same North one and one-half
degrees East, two hundred feet to a
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