Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-29

DUBLlC SAIL; Or VALUABLE REAL ES-
L TATE. On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1881
pursuant to IN alas order % OF the he, Orphans m ans
at public sale, at the Keystone House. North
Queen street, In the city OF Lancaster, the fol-
ceased, ali OF which is situated in Lancaster
city, to wit:
Furpart No, l, property No. 237 North Null
inches, more or less, and extending in depth
l4O feet, more or less, to a 10 feet wide common
alley. The improvements thereon consist OF u
frame Kitchen attached; open alley on the
south side.
Purpart No. 2, property No 2s9 North Null
inches more or less, with common alley be-
tween this property. and the one adjoining on
~ feet. after which the lot widens to the extent
of half the width of said alley, extending in
depth l4O feet, more or less, to a 10 feet wide
common alley. The improvements thereon
consist OF twO-stOry frame house, with u two
story frame kitchen attached.
Purpart No. !, property No: 2il North Mul,
berry street, fronting on said steeet p feet
inch. more or less. together with the same
common alley (right described In No. s39), and
extending in depth 40 feet, more or less, to
the aforesaid 10 feet wide common alley The
with basement kitchen and large frame stable;
room enough for eight horses and for three or
Purparts Nos: l. 5 and 6, properties Nos. e4s,
245 and 247 North Mulberry street, TO be sold
street IL feet and inch more or less. and No.
247 Ii feet iEches more or less, and all of them
extending in depth lao feet, more or less to the
Aforesaid 10 feet wide common alley. The tm-
provements on each OF these lots are two
story brick house. with a one-story frame out.
water % and and on IN No. TO- ?,7 q cstern' % in good condi.
tiOn, IL feet deep.
,PGrpart No: !, property No. ea2 North Arch
alley Is feet inches, more or less, including
feet open space on thesouth eide, and extend
Ing In depth 100 feet. more or less, to the afOre
ments are q two story brick house, with one
story frame attachment
Furparts Nos. 9: and II. properties No. "a,
eaG and go North Arch alley aforesaid to be
sold separately, each fronting on said alley Il
feet inches. more or less, and extending in
on
feet wide common alley between Nos 24s and
Arch alley and and inteRsecting that psrt % Of said said
10 feet wide common alley running north and
south in the rear Of all these properties and
fore mentioned and described.
rurpart No. Il, property No: g2 North Arch
FL y, fronting ON said alley Is feet inches,
m ore or less. on the north side. and extending
IL depth 100 feet, more or less, to the aforesaid
I 10 feet vide common alley, running north and
brick house, with One-stOry frame attachment,
and good bake oven. The 10 feet wide common
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also east and west, opening out on Arch alley
between Nos. 2S and go, and is common to all
these purparts, both the Mulberry street and
the Arch alley properties,
Althese houses are comparatively new, ex-
cept purparts Nos. and 2, and are situated In
one Of the finest and most thriving parts of
the city. convenient to schools, especially to
the High School, being only about ~ squares
from the latter. The houses on Arch alley are
finely located. and afford homes within the
reach of any laboring man OR mechanfc-far
more desirable than almost any other part OF
the city, being equally near to all the active
business of the railroad, tobacco warehouses
and manufacturing places. The houses on
Mulberry street, excepting purparts Nos. l
and 2, ara larger and more valuable, and for
location and surroundings arc unsurpassed
by any property I'm the city.
Any person wishing to see the properties be-
fore the day of sale will call on W. Z. Pyle, one
OF the heirs, occupying No. 243: or ON Joseph
Pyle, occupying No. 24l North Mulberry street
Sale to commence at Z o'clock r. M. when
attendance will be given by
JUNIUSE. KAUFMAN.
Trustee of sale
II. sArsERE, Auctioneer. [s3,lO,l7, q % SOD