Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-06
SHERIFF'S SALES

BY virtue of certain writs OF fieri
iactas, levari facias. liberari facias,
venditioni exponas and alias vendi-
'loni eXponas. Issued out of the Court
common Pleas and Orphans Court
Vi Dauphin County, Pa, and to me di-
tected' will expose at Public Sale or
Si., at the Court House. in the
Ill, al, on Thursday. March IA, 1918, at Z
tt.lock +. NJ, the following real es-
tate, to wit:
s,, No, 1. All that certain lot of land
ha1e IN the City of Harrisburg.
BOUNDED and described as follows:
DEE eslhnlng at the line of John I.
tbiraa ana running down Wallace street
RroaS zen teet two inches toward
ianS OF jeremiah Uhler. Thence "a
StnnS said line eastwardly one hun
! th.eo th ana four feet eight inches with
siia, iisnt nj OF way to four feet wide
fMdruIy thirteen feet two inches to
,,i inne OF lot of John n. Aurand. Thence
MTIisIwardly Ti along the line Of lot OF
SSolth St -. Aurand one hundred and -four
ri ~ eisnt inches to Wallace street, the
pace ie OF beginning, being 1907 u Wal
Being the same premises conveyed
~ 4ananda Livingston by deed from
=.
scott, dated October 29th, 1906, rec
orded in Dauphin County, in Record
er once at Harrisburg in Deed
ther HHH convsSad oi n9i; II, page 2S7; and fHr-
l1ng9ston 1a9s by deed dated March Gath
1918, to Morris Hamburger.
H.. Soid as the property of Morris
hamburger. defendant.
(Conklin, Attorney
ann mo i, 2. All that certain tract OF
hrn hIama situate in the City of Harris
e oSF county of Dauphin and State
w Wa rSehnsylyania, rS being in the Thiro
bo1ndaS9 b1rI OF the City. of Harrisburg
90 eRIeslhn1ng at the Northeast corner
oh Ihird and Chestnut streets, in sale
eity: thence along Third street sew.
fhe fheS ig rtw9 (f2l feet six (6) inches tc
F Fwnlch alley is to be kept open forever
LOT the use in common of the own.
eat gers ana occupants of the land anc
RIac,t .s on either side of it betweer
street, thence along the middle OF
sadd nVe foot wide alley Twenty tive
I'D feet, Eight (S) inches to line OF
Foperty now or late of James Gil.
more more thence along the foresaid prop.
ddnches. and thence along Chestnut
SS59Feet. Twenty-Five (22) Feet, Eigh
~ pinGhes to Third Street, the place
brick dwelling house known as 800
! Chestnut Street.
It being the same tract of lant
Si %nlch Charles II. Parkhill by his deco
atbaeea tb 81 Sune goth, 1889, and recorded il
IN IN ana for Dauphin County in DeeC
BOOK *, Vol. 10, Page lat.
An9 the said Mary l. Parkhill being
seI1ea In her demesne as of fee dice
her Will divided the above tract O
land as follows:
An the. rest and residue of m,
eiyate' eive ddeiso real personal and mixed.
husband, Charles II. ParlShill to b.
held by him as follows: He shall re
celve the income from the real estat,
as as long as 1T remains the property o
TT is my desire, however, that h,
sell all the real estate as soon al
practical and l hereby empower hin
TO give a good and sufficient deed o
| deeds therefor.
after paying off all liens, the bal
ance shall be invested in good AM
sufncient securities, the income o
which shall be paid to my husband a
long as he lives.
I'm the event of sickness, loss o
employment, or other similar cause
which makes it impossible for him t.
support himself comfortably on tn
income derived from the investment
he shall have the right to use 81
much of the principal as is necessar.
to make himself comfortable.
IF at the time of his death he ha
not used the entire fund he shall hav
l'the right to dispose of whatever re
fit"
And the said Charles Fl. Parkhil
dying lntestate left to survive hin
one child, Emma F. Parkhill, party OF
the first part herein, who inter-mar.
ried with Dennis p. Dohoney.
Sold as the property of Emma f
Dohoney, defendant.
| (Care, Attorney
No. 8. All that certain lot or piec,
of land; situate in the village, o.
Rockville. Susquehanna Township
Dauphin County, Pennsylvania
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at low-water mark in tn,
Susquehanna River, at point distan
Northwardly sevent-eight and five
tenths feet from the Northern line o
lot (now or late of George w. Man
Iley); thence along the line of lot solt
to John Shatto, North siXty-one ant
one-fourth degrees East, and parable
with the Northern line of said lot o
Manley, three hundred and sevent!
Path of the Pennsylvania Canal
thence up said Canal, North twelv
and three-fourth degrees West, fort.
feet to a stone; thence North clever
degrees West; three hundred an,
fourteen and five-tenths feet, more o
less, to the line of land of the Estat
of Daniel d. Boas, deceased; theme
along the line of said land South sew
enty-four and three-fourths degree
West, three hundred feet, more o
less, to the line of the Church lot,
thence by the same. South twenty
three degrees East, thirty-four an
five-tenths feet, more or less to cor
ner; thence South siXty-five and one
half degrees West. seventy-six feet
more or less, to the Eastern line o
the Fort Hunter Road thence dow
said road, South twenty-eight de
grees East, one hundred and forty-si.
and three-tenthS feet, more or less
to the line of lot now or late of Wild
ow Straw; thence by the line of sal,
lot South sixty degrees West, on
hundred and thirty-five and three
tenths feet, more or less, to low-wate
mark in the Susquehanna River
thence down said River, two hundre,
and twenty-seven and One-tenth feet
more or less, to the Northern line o
lot above mentioned as mo. g." at
point distant Northwardly seventy
eight and five-tenths feet from tn
| Northern line of lot of G.. w. Manley
aforesaid, and being the place of be
ginning.
Having thereon erected large tw,
story frame dwelling house and ou
Sold as the property of John II
Adams, Sr.. John II. Adams. Jr., Geo
Adams, Reilly B. Adams, Theresa M
Higgins, Katharine A. Etter, Harrie
o, Adams, Levi +. Adams and DIR. G
L. Brown, terre tenants and real own
ers, defendants.
(Stroh, Attorney
All the right, title; interest and es