Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-14

DUBLJC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE. On FRIDAY, JANUARY q,
A. D., 1881, Pursuant to an order of the
Orphans Court, Of Lancaster county. Pa Will
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 IL situated in Lancaster
Furpart No. Property No a37 North Null
ss inches, aS more or less. and extenans in depth
10 feet. more or less, to a 10 feet wide common
alley the improvements thereon ,SIs consist OF
story Frame Kitchen attached, open alley on
the south side.
Purpart No. .. Property No. ess North Null.
inches. more or less, with a common alley be-
tween this property and the one adjoining on
tent OF half the width OF said alley, extending
in depth 40 feet, more or less, to 10 feet wide
e"nsise of alis tTGstory FRh%E HoGsE, With
twostory Frame Kitchen attached:
Purpart No. 9. Pro: :erty No. 2il North n M Mul,
inch, more or less. together with the same
common alley right descrincd In No. 239, and
extending in depth 40 feet, more or less. to
the aforesaid 10 feet wide common alley the
improvements are atwO story BRICK HOUSE,
with Basement Kitchen, with a large Frame
Stable. room enough tor eight horses. and for
Purparts Nos i. and g. Properties Nos. 2l3
2i5 and 247 North Mulberry street, to be sold
Seplrat0ly. NOS. Z4S 0nOS4J IRONING On SilNl
street II It. and in, more OR less, and No. 247,
Is #. and ins., more Or less. and all OF them
extending in dept l4O feet. more or less, to the
HOUSE, with a one story Frame Clubhouse,
and OH No 2l5, never-iailing well OF water.
and on No. A7, a Cistern in good condition. L.
Purpart No. Z. Property No. 24a. North Arch
alley. in the city Of Lancaster, fronting on said
foot oDen space on the south side, and extend
ing in depth 100 feet. more or less to the afore-
@ents 80 ase BCT
witha ONE-sTORY FKAMEattachmen
Purparts Nos: 8, and II; Properties Nos.
be sold separately, each fronting on said alley
IL It. 8 in, more less, and extending In
depth 100 teet more or less to IN TIC aforesaid 10
north and alongside that part of the said 10
feet wide common alley: between Nos. 2as and
25O of the sai. properties, fronting on said
10 feet wide common alley. running north and
south in the rear of all these properties and
fore oUsI mentioned s% az and described '''''' ''
Purpart No. Il: Property No. el2 North Arch
alley, fronting on said alley Is it. in. more or
more or less, on the norti, Side, and extending
in depth 100 feet, more Or less, to the aforesaid
10 feet wide common alley, running north and
BRICK HOUSE. with one-story Frame attach
lnent and a good Bake Oven. The 10 feet wide
common alley mentioned, runs north ana
south, and also east and west. opening out on
Arch alley between Nos. e4s and $50 and is
common to all OF these purparts, both the Null
berry street and the Arch alley properties.
Ali these houses are comparatively new, ex-
cept purparts Nos. and2, and are situated in
one OF the finest and most thriving parts of
the city, convenient to schools, and especially
to the high school, being only about ~
squares from the latter. The houses on Arch
alley are finely located and afford homes with
in the reach of any laborins man or mechanic,
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 Nos. l and 2, are
larger and more valuable, ana for location and
surroundings 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. c. Pyle,
| one of the heirs, occupying No. 243. Sale to
commence at O'Clock p. m, when attendance
will be given by
JUNITS Z. KAUFMAN,
; HENRY SHCAERT. Auct. Trustee 10 sell.
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