Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-04

deg. Il. 155 per. to stones and corner: |
thence by lands of Michael Kleckner. |
Matilda Huey and Samuel Hoffman $. !
s9.75 deg. W. 99,6 per; TO stones; thence
Weibley S. 71.75 deg. w. 1905 perches |
to stones stones and corner thence by Iands
Ser of CALVIN tMeibieE s. g2S dec 2ts
thence by same $. 90 deg. W. 42 per. to !
stone; thence S. "a deg. w. 24.2 per. to |
containing seven hundred and eighty |
one acres and twelve perches, strict
measure.
Third-An that certain tract or piece
OF land, situate in Tuscarora Township.
Perry County. state of Pennsylvania,
commonly known as the Frank C. Kerr
tract, bounded and described as fol-
Bounded by other lands of the said
pany and by lands of ]. w. Grubb and
others. containing twelve acres. more
JUNIATA COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA
First-,All that piece or tract of land,
situate in Turbett Township. Juniata
known as the Kohler tract and describ-
on the north by lands of David
east by lands of w. y. hartman Lum-
Der Company, bying the L. Q. and
Perry County Line and on the west by
lands of Cloyd Woods, containing two
hundred acres, more or less. being part
of the Harry Klugh warrant.
Second--All that certain piece or
tract of land. situate in Spruce Hiu
Township, Juniata County. Pennsylva-
| lows:
Beginning at stones and chestnut
oak stump at northwest corner of tract;
| thence by residue of tract north sixty
three and one-half degrees east one
hundred and siNty-three perches to a
| chestnut thence south
/ grees east sixteen and dve-tenths
perches to stones; thence north fifty
thirty-six perches to stones corner;
| thence by lands of Wharton south
thirty degrees east two hundred and
one and eight-tenths perches to. stones
+ in line between. the counties. of Perry
and Juniata; thence by said County
| Line south sfXty-one degrees west five
! hundred perches to stones: thence by
lands of w. =. Graham north thirty
degrees west one hundred and ninety
stump, the place of beginning, CON
| tanning five hundred and ninet"- eight
acres and one hundred and thirty-five
perches. neat measure. with the priv
| ilege to w. p hartman, his servants
and employees. of using the wagon
roads over the tracts of land of Leonard
| II. Manages land to haul out lumber and
| timber.
Third--An those certain pieces or
! tracts of land, situate in Turbett Town
ship Juniata County. Pennsylvania to-
gether commonly known as the Math-
ers, tract, bounded and described as
(al Beginning at stones; thence by
lands of S. A. Rooms north twenty-si
degrees west thirty perches: thence by
other lands of said James G. Mathers
QS31A acre tracD north thirty one de-
grees west twenty-five perches to
stones; thence by lands of McClure's
grees east fifty-three perches to stones;
thence by lands of r. r. Groninger
south twenty eight, degrees east sixty
G1 n hAa tr IaYt, nrlE bxr
other lands of said James c. Mathers
| (Hustin tract south seventy degrees
west forty-nine perches to stones, the
teen and three fourths acres. (W. II.
Groninger survey.
(bl, Also, all that certain tract, of
woodland situate in the same township,
county and state, bounded and describ-
ed as follows: Beginning; thence by
eight degrees, east hfty-eight perches
to a stone; thence by lands of +. f..
McMeen north nine degrees one hun
dred and six ,perches. to stones; thence
by lands of X. C. Calhoun south
eighty-six degrees west tifty-eight and
two-flfths perches to stones: thence by
lands of l.. L. Rooms and others south
seven degrees west one hundred and
one perches to gum; thence by lands OF
Mcclure heirs south eight degrees east
stones, the place, OF, beginning, con-
tanning forty and three-fourth acres.
DXUPHH Wi Fl GEo4ioEEfT GoEENTY TSlryeE2, PEE2N,NsYLvAN1A
The following tracts of land together
commonly known as the Tressler Lum-
| Der Company tracts:
(a) All that certain tract of land,
situate in Jefferson Township. Dauphln
County, Pennsylvania, containing forty
the east by lands of Philadelphia &
Reading Railroad Company; on the
south by the same; on the west by lands
of David Etzweiler and Simon Smith,
Smith.
land, situate in Middle Paxton Town
ship, Dauphin County. Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows: Be-
ginning at a black oak tree; thence
600 degrees east one hundred sixty
160l perches TO a hickory tree; thence
and ,ive-tenths (s.5) .perches to stones
and land of John Reichard: thence north
lseventy-four and one-quarter (74K) de-
Stones: thence north twenty-five and
one-half (251a) degrees west fifty (50)
perches to stones; thence south sew
dred fiftY-four and five-tenths G54.5)
perches to small chestnut oak; thence
south eighteen QS) degrees east thirty
900 perches to the black oak. the place
of beginning.
(c) All that certain tract or piece OF
TtTaf9 in eoS6ts Mdds PsS50a
bounded and described as follows: Be-
ginning at stones; thence north eighty
four (SD degrees east one hundred and
eighty 1S0) perches by lands of late
of Fox, to stones; thence north, four
teen and one-half G41a) degrees west
by lands late of Shartzer two hundred
and one and one-half (20h) perches
to a post; thence south sixty-ntne C69)
degrees west by lands late of Shartzer.
and lands of II. B. Reed one hundred
and fifty-siX G56) perches to stones;
thence south three degrees (S) east by
lands late of John Reed one hundred
sixty three and one-half (1631a
perches to the place of beginning, con-