Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03

| DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE real.
L ESTATE: On FRIDAY, JANUARY q.
A. D., 1881, Pursuant to an order of the
| be sold at public sale ut the Keystone House,
| North Queen street, in the city of Lancaster,
| the following real estate OF Frederick Pyle, de-
ceased, all OF which is situated in Lancaster
Furpart No. l Property No. cs7 North Mul.
berry stre2t, fronting on said street II feet Q
140 feet. more or less to u 10 feet wide common
alley; the improvements thereon consist OF a
two-story FHAMEDWELLINGH HOUsE.a two
story Frame Kitchen attached, open alley Oh
the south side.
| Purpart No. .. Property No. eso North Null.
berry street irEn,ing on said street = feft
tween this property and the one adjoining on
:he north. 8 feet inches wide, to the depth of
tent OF half the width OF said alley. extending:
In depth 40 feet, more or less, to 10 feet wide
common alley; the inproyements thereon
two-story Frame Kitchen attached.
Purpart No. 3. Pro erty No: 2N North Mul.
berry street, fronting on said street :2 feet
common alley right described in No. $780, and
extending in depth llo feet, more or less, to
| the aforesaid 10 feet wide common alley the
with Basement Kitchen, with q large Frame
Stable room enough for eight horses, anu for
three or four tons OF hay: .
2i5 and 2l7 North Mulberry street, to be sold
separately. Nos. 24s and245 fronting on said
street IA it. and in, more or less, and No. A7,
13 IT. and ins, more or less. and all OF them
extending in dept l4O feet. more or less, to the
aforesaid 10 feet wide alley; the improvements
On %ns Each OF @ these lots area TW0.SIoKr nKiCR
and ON No. el5, ncver-failing well of water.
and am! on No. si7, q Cistern in good condition, II
.Purpart No. :. Property No. 24s. North Arch
alley. I'm the city of Lancaster, fronting on said
alley Is It,, in, more or less. including as
ing In depth 100 feet more or less, to the afore-
%snts S 'sre' are TWSsTSkY Bslck HSGss.
Purparts Nos. 8, 9 and H.. Properties Nos.
IA, 2i8 and $50 North Arch alley. aforesaid, to
be sold separately, each fronting on said alley
depth loo feet, more Or less, to the Aforesaid 10
feet wide common alley. No. 25o lying on the
north and alongside that part OF the said 10
go of the said properties, fronting on said
Arch alley and in:ersecting that part of said
10 feet wide common alley. running north and
those situated on North Mulberry street, be.
fore mentioned and described.
Purpart No. L. Property No; s1s North Arch
less, including an open space of three feet,
more or less, on the north side, and extending
10 e Er les to 1ne sn
south the Improvements are a TWOSTORY
BRICK HOUSE. with onc-story Frame attach
LucuC anu BOOU BAKE OvCn. INc ~ IeeI Wlu0
common alley mentioned, runs north and
south, and also east and west, opening out on
Arch alley between Nos. 2is end ~ and Is
berry street and the Arch alley properties.
Al these houses are comparativcly new, ex-
cept purparts Nos. and 2, and nre sttpated In
one 9t the finest and most thriving parts Of
the city, convenient to schools, and especially
to the high school, being only about, X
squares from the latter. The houses ON Arch
alley are finely located and afford homes With
in the reach of any ylaboring man or mechanic,
far more desirable than almost any other part
business Of the railroad, tobacco warehouses
and manufacturing places. The houses on
larger and more valuable, atu forloeAti0n and
are unsurpassed by any proper
ty in 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. 2l3 Sale to
O'Clock p. M, when attendance
will be given by
JUNIUS b. KAUFMAN,
HBNRY SHUAERT, Auct Trustee to sell,
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