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SHERIFF'S SALES.

or Lackawanna aforesaid bounded
and described as follows, To wit;
beginning at a post and stones corner ON
the center line of Washington avenue, be-
ing the sCutherly corner of land OF Lewis
Morel and others; thence along said land
north fortN-nne GW degrees twenty (2O
minutes west eight hundred and fifty-siN
and tive-tcnths (S565l feet to a post ana
stones corner of land conveyed by Hansen
along said land south forty HO) degrees
thirty 900 minutes west one hundred ana
seNenty-fvc GIl feet to the center line
OF n street to be opened ana called Para
avenue. thence along said center line
north forty-nine G0 degrees twenty (1O)
minutes west twCntN-four and twenty
i've one-hundrcdths t2L2b) feet to post
and stones corner of land sold by SAID
Carpenter to William Bright; thence
along the same south forty QOl degrees
thirty GOD minutes west one hundred ana
sovcnty-flve O1J) feet To another corner Of
said Brights land; thence along said land
Of Pennsylvania Coal company south
torty-nine N9) degrees twenty (2Ol minutes
east eight hundred and eighty ana seven
ty-tive one hundredths $3.50. I5) feet tn the
center line of Washington avenue; thence
along the same north forty QO) degrees
thirty (30) minutes east three hundred and
fifty CJ0) feet TO the place of beginning !;
Conta lining six and nncty-scvCn one hum
drcdths (6.9O acres. Excepting and re-
serving, however, to the Pennsylvania
Coal company, all coal and other miner
ais beneath the surface of said land as
the same are excepted and reserve ed in
deed of the Pennsylvania Coal company
to Hansen Carpenter for ~ larger tract OF
land including the land hereby conveyed.
dated October 4th. 1893.
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or 500 revolutions per minute, ana
weighs complete five and one-half tons.
II Is impossible to burn out" ma
chine ofthis type, as there are no
brushes, all the wircing being station
airy i'm the frame of the machine. II is
{" take the place OF the 1000 light ma
chine nov i'm use. Another new pur-
chase Is a splendid modern switchboard,
made by the same concern, by which
iolr circuits may be controlled II is
u beautiful piece of work. constructed
"r marble. brass and polished wood.
Harry Ewing .of Elmira, a member
OF the Two Hundred ana Third New
York infantry, has been a guest at tn"
O,hs house the past week
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DALTON.

Mr. Nelson Dershimer, of Wyoming
seminary. spent Sunday at ha home in
this place.
There is no school this Week on ac-
count of the teachers institute at
scranton.
Miss May Marrun was a visitor in
town over sunday.
The Ladies of the Methodist church
will serve New England supper in the
church parlorS Wednesday afternoon
at > o'clock. All are welcome.
Mr. and Mrs :. G. Stele spent Satur-
day in Scranton.
quite number from this place at
tended the musical alliance at Factory
vile last week.
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ALSO

No. ALI the right, title and interest
OF the defendant, john W. Holland, in
and to all that certain piece or parcel of
land SituHt" in the township OF Old Forge,
county of LaCkawanna and state of Penn
sylVania, bounded and described as fol-
lows to Wit:
Beginning at a point in the east side in
the pubic road leading from plttston to
Scranton, aud running along said road
east tOrty-two g2D feet to a corner post
in line OF lands of John Stewart; thence
running along said Stewards land one
hundred and thirty-two Q32) feet TO "A
post in line Of land Of Mary Fallon, and
running along said Mary Fallon's land
to post west forty-two 42l feet; thence
running along land Of said Mary Fallnn
north one hundred and thirty-tWo O32)
feet to the place of beginning, pe the
same more or less. Being part of land
sold by Charles Albright and wife to
Mary Fallon and being the same lot Of
land as conveyed by John FallOr ard
wife, Mary Fallon, to James -. olcy, by
deed dated Aug. l3, 1881, and recorded in
the Office for recording deeds in Lagku-
wanna county in Deed Book No. 4G, page
il2, etc. All improved with large
frame building used for a hotel and dwell.
ing, one frame barn and outbuidings
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit Of Iackawanna Rod company VS.
John NJ. Holland. Debt, SlO6S7 Juds-
ment No. 20. November Term 1898, Z. l..
of Lchigh county, and No 459, November
Term, 1898, G. l.. OF Lackawanna county.
Testatum fl. ia. to November Term, 1853.
TAYLOR & LEWIS, Att'ys.
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OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES.

Don't mind, Tommy don't mind"
said a sympathetic little girl to her J.
year-old brother. who had been chas-
tised by their mother. II d-didn't,"
sobhod the little fellow. "and that's
w-why g-got licked"
How do you like mammals $ new bon
net. dear?" asked a fond mother of her
G-year-old daughter oh" replied the
little critic, - like II pretty weIl--all
hut the color and the trimming and the
shape"
Eddie. aged (. had Just returned home
after his first morning at the kinder
garten, "WCll Eddie" asked his
mother, "how did you like it?' Didn't
like it at ALL" he replied. The wo-
man put me on chair and told me to
sit there for the present" well" in
terrupted his mother, wasn't that all
right" But" continued Eddie. she
never gave me any present"
\ gentleman going into his stable one
day found his little son astride of one
uf the horses, with a slate ana pencil
i'm his hand. "Why. Harry" he ex-
claimed. what are you DOING" Writ
ing composition" was the reply.
We'll, why don't YOU write it in the
library" asked the father Because"
answered the little fellow, the teacher
told me To write composition on a
horse"
\ widower, who had a 5-year-uld son,
married second time and his choice
was a rather plain lady of about So
After the wedding they came home and
the father introduced her to the little
fellow, saying: Charlie. this is the
new mamma ! promised to bring YOU.
Attire taking long and steady look at
her Charlie went over to his papa and
eXclamed in an audible whisper Papa
you've been swindled. She isn't new at
all"
Willie aged q What's all those
women doing at our house, I'd like to
know.
Nellie taged 5j--"Why, they've heen
upstairs To see our little baby brother"
Willic--"Pshaw! Babies are plenty
enough; I don't see what they want to
look az him for"
Nellie-"Yes, but ours is a real new
one and ] guess they want to see the
latest style"
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MORE MEN DISCHARGED.

the Delaware and Hudson discharg-
ed about thirtN-Iiy, men Yesterday.
making total 81 ON" hundred AMI
lWenty-thre" who are thrown out Of
service since tn" hr"t of tn" month.
The mon VINO received notice yeH;cr-
DAY are mostly moi vino were employ
"d at the beads Of planes between
here and lIonesda'c. some cf lI.m
reside i'm that borough and most of
them along the gravity.
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ALSO

Nc. S--Ail the right, title and interest
of The defendants, Matte Marshall adj
ministTatriN OF Maria Marshall, deceased; /;
Matte Marshall, NJ V. Morris, guardian
of Maggie and Maria Marshall. minor
heirs OF John and Maria Marshall, de-
ceased. to wit:
All the surface or right Of soil of all
that piece or parcel Of land in the city OF
Scranton, county of Lackawanna and
state OF Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scTibed as follows: Beginning at a cor
mer on southcasterly side of Sumner ave-
nue. on division line between Lots l6 and
L. in Block No. 10 OF w. Swotlsnd'S plot
of lots in Hyde Park; thence along said
division line south fifty and three quar-
ters ,J%I degrees east one hundred and
seVcnty-siS Q16I feet TO an alley; thence
along said alley north thirty-nine
aud one-quarter C9iO degrees east
dfty GW feet to corner OF
No u. north fifty and three quarters a5sD
degrees west one hundred and seventy
six Q76) feet to Sumner avenue; thence
along said avenue south thirtV-uina and
one-quarter $50 degrees west fifv I5n
feet to the place of beginning. Containing
$500 square feet OF surface, more or less
Being Lot No. lG in Block no. 10 ON w
proved with a small two-Etory frame
dwelling house, outbuildng ana fruit
trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at tho
suit of Caroline NJ, Pettibone, executrix.
VS. Matte Marshall, administrative of Ma
re Marshall, deceased, Matte Marshall,
NJ, Y. Morris, guardian of Maggie and
Maria Marshall minor heirs Of John ana
Maria Marshall, deceased. Debt S571 EO
Judgment No. 116l, March Term. 1905. Iev
ia, to November Term. 1895
ATHERToN, Atty.
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ALSO

No. = All the right, tide and interest Of
the defendant Israel Rittenbendrr, in and
TO the following lots, pieces or parcels OF
land, with the improvements thereon:
First--Thc undivided Cnc-thiru interest
in AL that certain piece, parcel or tract
of land situate in the city Of Scranton,
county of l.aCkaV anna aud state of Penn
sylVauia. bounded and described as fol-
lows: Lot No. 26, in square or Block No
%, situate upon street called and known
as Franklin avenue, upon the town Ulot
Of the town Of scranton; said lot beng
forty (i0l feet In front and one hundred
and siNty-seven Q67l feet i'm depth and
rectangular in form with AN alley i'm the
rear sixteen 06l feet wide for public use
with the privilege of using ten COl feet
in front Of tho front line of said lot fol
yard, vault, porch, piazza. ceilurway or
baN-window, but for no other purpose
Being the same property which was con-
Neyed by the LackaNunna Iron and Coal
company to Israel Bittenbcndcr the 5th
day Of December A. u. 1853 ana recorded
in Luzerne county in Deed Book No. Id
at page 40l All improved with a four
story and basement brick store building
IN front aud three story brick ware
house building in rear.
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ALSO

Ne. L. All the right, title and interest
of the defendant. MkCto Motichak, in
Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania. being
Lot No. H. in Block No. I, Section "i2."
on plan of +. NJ. Smiths lots. LackaWan-
ma county. Pennsylvania. 1856, drawn and
painted by L. IL. Ritterhouse, G.. T.; said
Lot No. II being hfty-five ,55J feet in
front on Hickory street ami one hundred
and fifty OjW f Ct in depth ana bounded
as follows, TO wit: ON tho southwest by
Hickory street: on the northwest by Lot
No. 10; on the northeast 10y lands late Of
II II. Winters. ana ON the southeast by
Lot No y.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of TaylorNile BuildinG and Loan as
sOCiation rs. MiketO MutiChak. Debt,
81 400. Judgment No. Il, November Term,
1898. ri. fa. to November Term. 1898.
HARRIS, Atty.
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THE BRICKS HAVE ARRIVED.

After 4 long wait eight car loads ur
bricks arrived in this city. and work
or the p"Nenl"nts viii at once be re-
sumed. Thc contractors have he"n
notified OF the shipment OF Scvrn Other
carloads which win be dun in this city
In short time. Th" different paw
menis will now ho rushed to a finish.
as the cold weather iS close at hand
ana the WORK should b" completed ba-
fore the real cold spells set in
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SHERjEF'S SALES.

avenue and Orchard street with an al
ley in the rear sixteen u6) feet wide for
public Use, with the privilege OF using
ten u0l feet In front of the front line on
orchard street and five 90 feet on Stone
avenue for yard. vault, etc. Being tho
same lot conveyed to Robert Atkinson
(name spelled by mistake Archinsonl by
deed dated June 2, 1855, and recorded May
23 1865, in LuzerEc county, IN Deed Book
No. l02, page $40, etc. and devised by the
last VIII OF the said Robert Atkinson to
Bridget Atkinson. All improved with u
large two story and basement dwelling
In front on Stone avenue and a single
dwelling in rear on orchard street
Second Pece.-Sltuatc in the seventh
ward OF said city. being Lot No. I on
Slick street according to Atlas of SCran-
ton published In 1898 by Graves & Stein
SileX street; southcastcrly by lots Of
Catherine Mullin, Margaret Scott and
Mary Hughes northeasterly by lands OF
the Lackawnna Iron and steel company,
and northwcstcrly by lot Of Catharine
Miller Unimproved
Third Piccc.-A the following described
piece or parcel of land situate in the
Twelfth ward of the city of Scranton.
Lackawanna county and state of Penn
sylVania, bounded and described as follows:
to wit: Northerly by lands of John G:
Morrison's estate; sOutherly by lands OF
Thomas Collins; easterly by an alley, and
westerly by Stone street. Being forty
liOl feet wide in front and rear and tne
hundred and forty GiW tcct deep. BE
ing Lot No. % in square or Block No 90
on the Lackawanna Iron and Coal COM
pany's plot of a part Of the city of Scran-
ton, intended to be duly registered ard
recorded. Being the same lot conveyed
by James Conrcry to Bridget Atkinson
by deed dated Oct. 6. 1876 and 7. corded
in Luzcrne county in Deed Book No. 200,
page 2jj. All improved with a two-story
frame dwelling house and outbuildings.
Seized and taken in execution at tho
suit of Louis Host vs.. Bridget Atkinson.
Debt to collect. $l,IO0 Judgment No. 147,
May Term 1895 FL, IA. to November
| Term, 1925.
D. w. BROWN, Atty.
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His SuPPestion-

1T ought to he a rule, said the per-
son of whimsical ideas, that no diplo-
mat shall b. able to speak the languas se
Of the country 10 which he is sent"
~ don't quite see the object Of thai"
Then he couldn't issue anything with
out having them go through the hands
-: translator, and getting them tg
realize Just how +""" win sound" Wash
inston sta
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ALSO

No P-All the right, title and interest
of the defendant William Il. Lloyd, jr,
NJ. d, III and TO all that certain lot IF
land situate in the First ward Of the city
of Scranton, in the county of Lackawan
ma and state of Pennsylvania, and bound
ed as follows:
Commencing at a stake fifty 50 feet
from the northeast corner of William
Coles lot; thence north ffty-nine C5N de-
grees east along Main avenue ninety-two
tS2I feet tO IN iron pin in the %outh line Of
Parker street; thence along the south line
of Parker street north sCvCnty-tive and
one-half CI5iD degrees west one hundred
and thirtY-three 033) feet TO q stake cor
ner scVcnty-one G1) feet from the said
William Coles corne" on Parker street !;
thence south thicty-one and One-fourth
t3li4) degrees east rinety-fivC (95) feet 20
the place Of beginning. Containing 1870
square feet of land, be the same more or
less. Coal and minerals reserved. All
improved with a double threestorY frame
metal rooted building Used us stores and
dwellings,, a two-stCry shinglc rooted
barn, outhuldingS and shrubbcry.
Seized ana taken IN execution at the
Suit Of German Building Association, No.
8, vs.. William +. Lloyd, jr., NJ. ID. Debt,
$500. Judgment No. 49, November
Term, 1898. l'i. ia. 10 November Term,
lSNS HANNAH Atty
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CARBONDALE.

tThe Csrbondale correspondence VI The
Tribune has been placed in the hands nt
Mr.. J. NJ. Forbes. All complaints as 10 1T.
regular delivery, etc, elso news items,
should be addressed to Roberts Il Rey.
nOlds, news ageutsl
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ToWANDA.

The Towanda Electric Light COM
pany have just placed new dynamo
In their plant. II is "A latest tyne. al
ternating current incandescent ma =
chine, made by the Warren Electric
company, of Sandusky, o., and has a
capacity Of 1900 lights II has a capac-
ity of 100 volts. viii he run at a sneed
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ALSO

No. ALI the right title and interes: of
the defendant, William Trnavsky, in and
to all that certain lot Of land situated i'm
the borough OF Winton, in the county of
Lackawanna and state of Pennsylvania,
and bounded and described as follows:
Said lots are situated on what is known
as the David Brown tract, and are known
as Lots Nos. II and j., In Block g, as
shown on plot of lots intended TO be re-
corded. Lot No. II is siXty-nine t69) feet
i'll front on Delaware avenue, two hun
dred and fifty (250) feet In depth on the
side toward the Dea aware and Hudson
depot at Pcckvillc, two hundred GOOD feet
in depth on the other side, and about
forty-tive feet in width at the rear. Lot
No. II adjoins No. IL; ii is siXty-twO (62)
feet wide i'm front on Delaware avenue,
two hundred and fifty C2,U feet in depth
on the side adjoining Lot No. II, two hum
1rCd and twenty-five (22J) feet In depth ON
the other side and about fifty 600 feet in
width at the rear. All improved with
ono two-Story frame shingle roof dwelling
house on Delaware avenue and one double
two-StOry frame shingle roof dwelling ON
the eastcrly side of Delaware avenue, and
Uuthuildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit Of herman Building association, No.
3. vs.. William TrnaVSky Debt, $500.
Judgment No. iS6. November Term, 1898.
Fi. ia. 10 November Term. 1895.
HANNAH. Atty.
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ALSO

No. l5,--All the right, title ana interest
of the defendant. Bridget Atkinson, in and
to an those three certain pieces or parcels
of land Mtuute in the city of Scranton,
county Of Lackdwanna ana state of Penn
sylvania, and bounded and described as
follows TO wit:
First Piecc.-Bcing Lot No. in Square
or Block No, IS, ana situate upon the
street called and Known as Stone avenue,
upon the town plol of the town OF Scran-
ton, intended to be duly registered ana
recorded. said lot being forty t4OJ feet
in front and one hundred and forty Q4ol
feet in depth, being rectangular in shape
and situate at the east corner of Stone
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ALSO

No 1i.-All the right. title and interest
of the defendant, Mary Washhurn, admin
istratriN Of John MOwry, deceased, and
Mary ~ Mowry, in ana to all that certain
lot Of land ana dwelling thereon. situated
in the borough Of Dnnmore, in the county
Of LaCkawanna and state of Pennsylva-
MIA. Being Lot No. PSI in Square or
Block No. p. and situated on the eastcrlv
side of Nineteenth street, upon the
changed plan Of Blocks Nos. p and 2S of
DiCkson's Addition made by james NJ
Rittenhouse. G, f., which plan is duly re-
corded in LackawanEa county ia Deed
~ fifty C50l feet i'm front and in rear one
hundred and thirty-nine and thirty-seven
one hundredths u3930 feet in depth on
the northeaSterly side along lands of Eur
ly and one hundred and thirty-nine and
seventy Eight one hundredths u9979 feet
in depth ON the southwestclly side along
other lands Of said first party, the meas
urement of the depth of said lot to com
mence ten (lOD feet from the inside of the
sidewalk on said Nineteenth street the
party of the second part to have the priVi-
lege 10 enclose and occupy and use ten
O0l feet in front of said lot, for cellar
way, porch, steps or shrubbery, but not
the right to erect any buildings thereon.
Excepting ana reserVing, however, unto
heirs assigns and leSsees, all coal and
minerals beneath the surface Of said lot
as fully as they. are excepted and re-
served i'm deed Of said Mary a. Dickson,
ct al. 10 said John MOwery, bearing even
date herewith and intended to be duly re-
corded All improved with a twO-stor"
frame dwelling house and outbuildings
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit Of Ann Elizabeth Zurhuh, admins
tratriN of the estate OF John Shafer, de-
ceased vs.. Mary WashEurn, administra %
trix of John MCwery, dec, ased. and Mary
A. Mowry. Debt, SS34.39. Judgment No.
lil, November Term, 1895 Lev. IA. to
November Term, 1898.
r. +. WELLS, Atty.
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ALSO

No. 19.--All the right, title and Interest
of the defendant, T. T.. Miller, in and To
all those certain pieces or parcels OF land
situate i'm the Second ward OF the city
of Scranton, county Of Lackawanna and
state of Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
sCribed as follows, to wit.
The first being Lot No. in Block No. 4.
as shown on the plot of Winton & Livey's
Addition TO the City of scranton, and
recD rded in Lackawnna county in Deed
Book No, ~ at page 49, etc.. and situate
ing fifty Cj0) feet in front and rear and
one hundred and thirty-one ODD feet in
depth to line of land late of Ira Trip
and being rectangular in shape.
The second being Lots Nos. 2l and -,
and sixteen tlGi feet in front and rear off
from the southwcsterlv side of Lot No. q
in Block No 3, as shown by the map OF
Wynan's addition to the city Of Scran-
ton; said lot and part Of lot are one hun
dred and eight t0S) feet in front ON Dia-
mond avenue the same in rear along
public alley and one hundred and forty
O40 feet in depth TO said alley.
Tho third being Lot No. in Block No. ],
ana situate upon the Providence Road.
upon Wynan's Addition to the city Of
Scranton; said lot being forty-siN H6)
feet in front and rear and one hundred
and fifty $50 feet in depth. Excepting
ard rrserying the right of way To the
Peoples railway Of Luzerne county.
The fourth being Lot No li, and twelve
O2 feet from the nCrtheastcrly side "
Lot No 13, both i'm Block No. :. situate
tlpon a street known rs Short avenue, be-
inas frty-CiEht t5S) feet in front and rear
and one hundred and folty-siN Oi0 feet
in Gcpth, and rectangular in shape.
The numbers of lots and blocks are tho
same as designated upon map of Wyuan's
property in the city of Scranton
The last of said pieces being n part Of
the same land formerly owned by James
Blair ct AL. and conveyed by them to
Dana II, Miller. now deceased. by deed
dated Jan. q, 1857; ana duly recorded.
Coal and minerals in all the above de-
nigpnG a n L.
gal owners thereof by sufficient terms in
law.
All improved with three tWo-stOry sin
gle dwelling houses, two barns, one two
story dwelling house, one four-story brick
block dwelling house and outbuildings
thereon
of =. i. Carter VS.. T.. T., Miller. Debt,
$1,000 Judgment No. ll1q. september
Term, 1896 Alias II. IA. to November
Term, 1893. WOODRUFF, Atty.
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TERMS OF SALE.

FIFTY DOLLARS CASH WHEN PROP.
ERTY is STRUCK OFF AND BALANCE
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE
IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID WHEN
STRUCK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BE RESOID BEFORE AD.
JOURNMENT.
CLARENCE E. PRYOR, Sheriff,
sherif's office, scranton. PA. October
25, 1895,
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ALSO

SeCond--An undivided onc-third interest
In all that certain piece, parcel or tract
of land situate in the city of Scranton
aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit, being Lot No. y, in Square
or Block No, 3S situate upon street called
and known as Miftin avenue, i'm said city
Of Scranton; said lot being forty (4W
feet ia front and one hundred and sixty
seven GGTl feet i'm depth aud rectuugular
IN form. with an alley in the rear. sixteen
1el feet wide for public use, with the
privilege Of using space Of ground IN
front Of line of said lot measuring
eighty-two aud two-tenths N2.2l feet In
line with the rOrthCaStCrly line uf said
lot aud little more than thar on a line
with the southwcstcrlv line Of said lot IN
Miffln aVeg'e; said space of ground Ia he
used for yard porch, piazza, ccllarway
and bay window, but for no other pur-
pose. Excepting and reserving, how
over, a piece Of ground heretofore con-
veycd by Robert NJ. Arnold to Charles s.
JIallstead by deed dated October /, 1888
and recorded in Lu2erne county I'm Deed
Book No. l02 at page 3l3; also excepting
and reserVing all coal ana minerals be-
meath the surface NJ excepted and re-
served IN deed from the Lackawanna
Iron and Coal company 10 Robert NJ WIZ
son, which deed Is recorded in Luzerne
county IN Deed Book No, S6, at page $50
All improved with q two-story frame
dwelling in front and n two story brick
Darn on rear.
Al.SO