Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

SHERIFF SALE-By virtue of II writ of
- iieri facius issued out of the court of
common pleas OF Luzerne county, there will
be exposed at public sale, on Saturday,
September s, 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m, ut the
Arbitration room, Courthouse, Wilkesbarre,
Pa:
All the right, title and interest of the de-
fendant in and to the following described
piece, parcel or tract of land, viz;
/. All that certain messuagc and tract of
land situate in Butler township, Luzernc
county, Pennsy ylvania, bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
beginning at u pine corner of a. Pardee Il
Co, tn hence along land of G. $. Coke, south
sixty-seven go degrees, west nlnety-six (96)
perches to a pine. thence along land of Mrs.
william kich, south twenty three t23) degrees,
east one hundred and sixty-siX and three
fodrths (l66i) perches to a white oak, thence
by land of Henry Deisroth, late Peter Klough,
north siXty-seven go degrees, east ninety-siX
pb) perches to n stone heap, thence along land
of A. Pardee & Co., north twenty three t23
degrees, west one hundred and sixty-six and
three-fourths Qt6D perches to the place of
beginning. Containing one hundred QOW
acres strict measure.
Improved with two-story dwelling, barn,
outhouSeS, fruit trees, etc.
z. All that certain piece of land lying and
being in Butler township, Luzerne county,
pennsylvania, bounded aud described as fol-
lows
Beginning at a stone corner of lands of
Thomas Woodring, thence by lands of said
Thomas Woodring north twenty and one-half
cop degrees west three hundred and thirty
eight (;}3S) perches to IA stone corner, thence by
land surveyed to Reuben Haines, Jr., south
seyenty-one and one half CID degrees west
forty-seyen and one-half (47D perohes to
stone corner thence by lands of Thomas
Snyder, south twenty and one-half COD do
grees, east three hundred and thirty-eght
(SlSl perches to II stone corner, thence by land
of Thomas Woodring north seventy -one and
one-half CID degrees, east forty-seyen and
one-half 47lj perches to the place of beginning.
Containing one hundred Q0O) acres strict
measure,
3. All that certain sixty-one and three
fourths GID acres Of land remaining in the
following deserted tract of land, situated in
Butler township, LuZerne county, Pemsyl-
vania, bounded and described us follows, to
wit:
Beginning Mt a chestnut corner, thence by
land of Jacob Hartranftformerly Samuel Ben
ner) north twenty three (20 degrees west, two
hundred and nineteen (2lW perches to a stone
corner, thence by land of Thomas Snyder
Qormerly G. s. Coke, north sixty-seven l67)
degrees east seventy three C0 perches to u
stone corner, thence by land of estate of John
Struuk, deceased, and of Peter Hough, south
seventy-three t73) degrees east two hundred
thence by lands of Jonah Buck formerly
Henry Benner), south siXty-seven l6i) degrees,
west seyenty-three (73) perohes to place of be-
ginning. Containing ninety nine and three
fourtbs ODD acres strict measure, and record
ed in deed book No 33T, page So ut Wilkes
barre, Pennsylvania, and dated November 10,
1894.
Late the estate of the defendants in said
writ named with the appurtonances,
of Herman Holland VS.. George Saur and
Annie Saur
James G. Harvey, sheriff.
ChaS. Orion Stroll attorney