The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-17

of said Uriah Canes, thence south twenty-five feet
two inches more or less, to line of lot Of estate of
Robert Thomas, deceased, thence west along
said lot twenty feet wide alley, lot Of Leonard
Merit and also lot of estate of Lewis Ueebner
containing in front Coal street twentv.tvo
feet four inches, more or less, and extending
back in length or depth one hundred and forty
two feet, more or less with the appurtenances
consisting of q two-story frame store and
dwelling house, a frame baker shop and q frame
stable as the property Of GEORGE T.
No. T.
All the surface or right of soil of all that
certain lot Of land situate, lying and being i'm
the township of Kline Schuvl<iU contS7t
bounded and described as follows. Reoin,,i,;Ss3
at a stake at the northeastern intersection II
Centre and First streets, thence along said First
street north four and three-fourths degrees west
fifty feet to stake, thence north eighty-ive and
one-fourth degrees east one hundred and fifty
feet to stake on an alley twenty feet wide
thence along said alley south four and three
fourths degrees east fifty feet to a stake at the
intersection with Centre street. thence along
said Centre street -south eighty-fve and one
fourth degrees west one hundred and fifty feet
TO the place of beginning; bounded ON the
north by lot numbered five, on the enst by an
alley twenty feet wide, on the south by Centre
street and on the west by First street, contain
ing seven thousand five hundred square feet of
land and being lot numbered six in block a.
bv the LehiRh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company.
with the appurtenances consisting of a two
story frame dwelling house as the property
of WILLIAM MABZUCA.
No. 8.
All those certain lots or pieces of ground
situate on Peacock street in the borough OF
described as follows On the east by a twenty
two feet wide street, the south by Peacock
street, on the west by lot marked 1l5 on the map
or plan OF the Norwegian addition to the
borough of Pottsville and the north by
Norwegian creek being lots parts of lots
marked with the numbers lI6 and l47 on the
aforesaid plan or drafts: containing in front on
said Peacock street one hundred and sixteen
feet and In depth about one hundred and nine
feet; with the appurtenances consisting of n
two-story brick and frame slaughter house and
ice manufacturing build dfng with upright engine,
boiler and connections, pulleys, shafting, belts,
&c, two boiler pumps, two ice machine pumps,
distilling cylinder, meat cutter, meat mixer,
sausage stufer, vats lard cooler, elevator,
Diamond drill pump, and all other machinery
and fixtures erected thereon or connected there
with, frame cattle shed, frame wagon shed
and storeroOm, frame smoke house, double
brick smoke house and frame coal she'd rs the
property OF G. A. DOERFLINGER
NO. 9.
An that certain lot or piece Of ground situate
in the borough of Pottsville, Schuylkil county, |
bounded westwardly or front by Centre street, |
northwardly by property belonging to Frank
Carter and Joseph DeFrehu, eastwardly by
South Coal street and sOuthwardly by lot Of
Mary c. Wynkoop, containing in width twenty
feet and in depth one hundred and twenty feet
five inches with the appurtenances consisting
property of JOHN A. SULLIVAN with notice |
to WILLIAM WILHELM and c. E. WILHELM, !
tcrre tenants.
No. 10.
All that certain lot or piece of ground situate
on the southeast corner OF Eighth and Nor
weEian streets in the borough of Pottsville, |
Schuylkill county, bounded and described az
follows, to wit: Northwar1ly in front by
said Norwegian street, eastwardy by pro perty |
of Abner 5. Keiser, southwardly by three feet
passage way or alley and westwardly by said |
Eighth street being part of lot number fifteen !
in Pott and Pattersons addition to Pottsville !
and being the same premises now marked and
known as No. 725 West Norwegian street in
said borough; containing fifteen feet in front or
width on said Norwegian street and extending
OF that width In length or depth siXty-scven
feet; with the appurtenances consisting OF a
three-story brick dwelling house with two !
story brick back building and a one-story frame |
kitchen attached as the property Of GEORGE !
WAGNER.
No. IL.
All that certain tract of land situate on the !
east side OF public road leading from Tamaqua
to Hazleton, in Rush township, Schuylllill !
county, bounded and described as follows to |
wit: Beginning at stone corner on the east
side of said public road and at the distance of
one hundred 400 feet north from the centre OF
the track of the Nesquehoning Valley Railroad; /
thence south along said railroad track, south /
siXty-seven (l67) perches, to a point in line of
land Of August .Raabe's thence along sah
Rabies land north sixty-three (63) degrees, .
east one hundred and fifteen (ll5) perches to !
stones thence south twenty-five and one-half |
(2213) degrees east eleven (ll) perches TO stones
thence along lands of John Erbe, north fifteen /
(15) degrees, east one hundred and two QO2) !
perches to a chestnut oak thence along other |
lands of the said James Taggart, deceased, and |
including in that part described in the order |
and request of sale, as number five, south /
eghty-nine (s9) degrees west one hundred and |
eghty-seven ls7l perches to STONES; thence |
north eighty-one degrees west forty perches to ]
stones; thence north eighty-four go degrees, /
west eighty-tour (s4) perches, TO "a stone corner
in the public road leading from Tamaqua TO
Hazleton; thence i'll a southerly direction along |
said public road, thirty-two and one-half (3213) |
perches to stones, corner of land of Josiah |
rraebel, thence north lightweight (SS) degrees,
east twelve and one-half (l219) perches, thence |
south seven (7) degrees west fifteen perches, |
thence south eighty-eight degrees west twelve I
and one-half perches to a stone corner on the /
public road leading from Tamaqua TO Hazeton, ]
thence in southerly direction along said |
public road, eighty-two 1922 perches to the place
of beginning, containing two hundred and |
twenty-three (223l acres and forty nine (i9) |
perches, strict measure
Also All that certain tract of land, situate on
the west side of a public road, leading from
Tamaqua to Hazleton, in Rush township, !
Schuyikill county, bounded and described as
follows to wit Beginning at post and stone
corner on the west side of said public road and
at a distance of one hundred GOO feet north
from the centre of the track of the Nesquehon-
ing Valley Railroad thence north along the
said railroad eighty-one (sl) degrees west
seventy-two az perches to stones, thence south
nine (9) degrees east three (3) perohes to a
stone corner at "a distance of fifty (50) feet from
the centre of the Nesquehoning Valley Railroad
track; thence along the said railroad north
eghty-one (Sl) degrees west sixty-one and one
half (6lHl perches to stones in line OF lands Of
Welsh and others thence along said Welshs
land north ten ll0 degrees, east twenty-five 25l
perches TO stones thence along the same north
eighty-one 1911 degrees, west twenty-six 1851
npTpheS stones III. A
Weldy & Co., thence along the said lands OF
Weldy q Co. north ten [l0l degrees, east one
east sxty-six 1861 perches to public road leading
from Tamaqna TO Hazeton; thence along said