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Tra RE St
Neat, well inside German Bas-
kets are in stock at
The Post Bookstore
and will bo sold ata low figure.
• Call in and see them. It 'won't
cost yon anything.to flava a look
at thecal and enquire the price. 9
varieties to choose from,
THE' POST BOOKSTORE.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENTION, W. G. & 0, R.
Trains leave Brussels Station , north and
south, as -follows:—
tieing South, smug North.
d1aLL .,....... 715 ant.I Mixed 9:55mm.
Express. ....n:45a.m. Dint 2:49 p.m,
Mixed .......8:5ap•m Expreee ......1015 p.m.
Tho morning trate south and tho night train
north will only run on Tuesdays, rhurSdays,
and Saturdays.
focal, Reiv 4ieantS.
A chiefs .mans yo talon' ote4
!t.1,' faith he'll prem it.,
Mar.
"Swo11N to Silence."
FRIDAY of this week is Arbor day.
The Methodist church is receiving
n thoro' renovation. •
THERE was a light frost early
Thursday morning.
CLovnn and Timothy Seed at McCrack-
en's.
Bass are being oaugbt at the mill
hon.
THE TowneHall is to have a thor.
ougb cleaning up. Not before it need-
ed it either..
Tin, members of the Brussels L. 0.
L. will attend the pic-nit at Ethel on
the Queen's Birthday.
OUR ice cream vendors rushed the
season this year by serving the cool.
ing dainty on Good Friday.
THE first game of crieket of the
seusou was played on Monday after-
noon. It was it local game,
"Sweats to Silence."
A Now gilt lettered sign has been
put in place at the Garfield Honse.
Comm of Revision in 13ruseels on
the 28rd inst. See advt.
TBE salt block was shut down for a
few days this week for repairs.
Dr. Holmes visited the Queen city
for 1a few days this week,
Tin; Queen's Birthday will be two
weeks from next Monday.
SoaooL Board will meet on Friday
evening of this week.
GET your route bills at TIAs Poet
Publisbing House. No delays.
A. QUIET wedding took place in torwn
on Wedneeday morning of this sweek.
Ox the 27th, 28th and 29th of April
John ;sit collected 5p5 dozen of eggs.
Sea' advt. announcing examination
of school teachers for Huron Oo, in
this issue.
DUTCH Set and Garden Seeds for the
million at MoOraeken's.
DOUOALn STEAOHAN is the possessor
of it well bred St. Bernard dog. Dong.
is a great lover of good horses and
dogs. •
Taos. FLETOHER has pub up an awn.
ing in front of his store.. Several
others are contemplating doing sim.
ilarly.
Tao Lion is unable to roar loud, the press
of, orders for Hats and Bennetts, models of
beauty, is unprecedented. A rare lot for
exhibit on Saturday. MEd. AninXennan.
J. BARNHILL and wife talk of going
to the Old Country this summer.
They will probably spend next winter
there if they do.
JAME6 Dimmest er., who hasbeen
laid up for some time with a bad cut
from an axe on his foot; is able to be
about again..
Tan tall bigamy scrape fell through
by the plaintiff withdrawing the suit.
Tho lady interested in the case has
left Brussels, Ivo believe.
THE Board of Health is getting
down to work and a general cleaning
up will have to take plane where it
hot not been done.
EDWARD DUNFORD is building an ad.
dition to his house and otherwise
improving the dwelling. Ed. has a
nice piece of property.
REan IT.—Our new. story "Sworn
SEE the Ole. window 1,t the great Boot rict to Silence" commences this week.
Shoo House. You should start with the first 'chap.
ANOTHER new stook of envelopes ar•
rived at THh Pon Publishing House.
Get a thousand of them printed.
LAST Monday Thos. Town, Claude
Waterer and J. J. Denman attended
the funeral of a brother Mason, named
Draper, at Listowel.
A YOUNG man in town (R. P. are his
initials)boasts of a hen that gets the
start'of Leghorns, Spanish and scrubs
by laying two eggs a day.
ON page 3 of this issue may be read
an essay on Temperance, by A. Mc-
Kay, of Oranbrook, read at the last
Temperance meeting. Read it. ,
Auoxrox Sales every Saturday afternoon
and evening at Alexander's. Come and get
Dry Goods and Millinery at your own price,
GREY township Council talk of put-
ting their by-law for restraining cattle
running at large in force, so 13russel•
ites who own bovines should be on
the watch and find out where their
pound is.
On .April, 28th while a number of
the pupils of the Agricultural College,
Guelph, were walking through the
permanent pasture of Prof. Brown
Russell Bishop, eon to Wm. Bleh-
op,.of Grey, pulled a head of fox
tail in full bloom. This is rushing
the season.
Than further notice the C. P. R. steam-
ers will leave Owen Sound Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 4 p.m., and the steamer
Frances Smith on Friday night for Georg-
ian Bay ports with mails and passengers.
Tickets and /mange rates from T. Fletcher,
Agent C. P. B.
THE memorial service referring to
the sudden death of Mies Maggie
Clegg and Henry Baines, held in the
Methodist Ohurell last Sunday even
ing, was very largly attended. Rev.
Mr. Smyth's text was taken from the
last clause of the 9th verse of the
01.11 chapter of Micah. Suitable vol.
notaries were given by the choir.
SooxesnrEs and everybody else are
notified that there will be a meeting
of the Brussels Caledonian Society on
Monday evening of next week, tom- , last week and at the request of Reeve
ter and read it through.
On Wednesday and Thursday, 19th
and 20th inete., the annual District
meeting of the 11lethodiet Church,
Wingham District, will be held et
Blyth.
Fon best value in General Gr000ries,
Crookery and Glassware, go to Thomson's,
one door north Haycroft Bros.
Os Friday of next week a cricket
match will be played between Bides
chosen by the President and vice -
President. Game to commence at 2
o'clock.
Tun Secretary of the East Huron
Farmers' Institute has written to
Prof. Mills to secure bis attendance.
if possible, at the next meeting of the
Institute.
Fanatic, the 28th inst.gtii fixed as
the day for holding the Farmers' In-
stitute at Wroxeter. The bills, an-
nounoing particulars, will be out in a
few days.
Tan usual Sabbath services in the
Methodist church will be conducted
in the baesment owing to the repairs
in the body of the church not being
completed.
J. STANLEY, and J. Wilkinson, Sea -
forth, wore iu town on Sunday. John
thinks a great deal of the Brussels
"boys," and consequently he often
comes to town.
Rev. W. SAMYTH left on Tueadey of
this week for Hamilton where he will
spend aaweekor so visiting old friends.
His pulpit will be filled next Sunday
by Rev. W. E. Kerr.
WE see that Dudley Holmes, of
Godorioh, formerly of Brussels, has
not forgotten how to play cricket as
he scored 22'runs in a match at the
Co. town on Good Friday.
Emmy onosiNG.—The dry goods
merchants pow (loge thslr stores at
7 o'clock each evening, Saturdays ex-
cepted. Purchasers should bear this
in mend. The hardware merchants
also close early.
THE County engineer was in town
silencing at 8 o'clock, in the Council
Ohamber. The business before the
ineetmg is the election. of officers, re.
ceiving the annual report and arrang-
ing for our annual games. A large
attendance is requested.
DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATIONS. --
Second Class from Monday, 28th
June, until Saturday, July 8rd, ins
olusive. Third class from Tuesday,
8th July, until Saturday, 10th July,
inclusive. First (at Toronto) from
Monday, July 12th, to Thereby, July,
22nd, inclusive. Junior Matriculation
from June 28th to July 10th, inclus-
vo. Foes, $2 eaob certificate ; mat-
rieulatiou $5. Applications-ibtFiret,
Second and Third may be precured
from the Inspector of each district ;
for University oandidates from the
Head Master of each High School,
Rogers inspeotiug the bridge, as far
as he could while the water is high.
The probabilities 'are a new bridge
will have to be•built soon ae some of
the timbers are very badly rotted. An
iron structure will likely take the place
of the wooden one.
Tan new advt. of Messrs. Stewart
& Lowick appears in this issue. They
have already purchased a guantity of
grain and are running the mill stead-
ily. They purpose doing a large
gristing trade in addition to their out-
side sales and ask the farmers to give
them a trial. These gentlemen come
to Brussels from Durham very highly
spoken of'and we leave them in . the
hands of the public to pronounce on
their work. We welcome Messrs,
Stewart & Lowick, and their families,
to Brussels.
Tmi Winnipeg News has suspend-
ed publioaticu,
Maim yourself usefril by handing in
local Dine 's of interest,
Tino trees have loafed out vory
quickly and early too, this spring.
Tars week the beaming nountonanoe
of S, B. Smelt) was soon on unr somite.
suss EMMA OLIVER htas gone to
Pine Grove to fill a position as mil-
liner.
A VAr sjteaE 00w belonging to Hugh
McMartin died of apoplexy last Tue.'
day night.
Tan Board of Health will meet Ibis
(Friday) evening in the Council
Chamber. ,
Lumen 1s On the ground for a new
stable, &o. on the lot recently porches.
ed by Andrew Currie, Jelin street.
Roy. J. L. REAR preached at Wal-
ton last Sunday morning and assist-
ed in the sacramental service.
Listowel Woolen Mill advt. may be
read in this issue. They want a large
quantity of wool this season.
MESSRS. STEwART & Lowrox bave
purcbasakyanetone's team, harness,
wagon, &o. Gordon Mooney will
continue to handle the ribbons.
Ray. S. Joxits was on the sick list
last Sunday. Rev. W. E. Kerr took
the morning sorvics in Knox church
and the evening service was with.
drawn.
GRANT & Co. have improved the ap-
pearance of their store by leaving all
the sample boxes and shelves painted
over, &e. A. new sign, bearing the
words Grant & Go„ ornaments the
front.
ANOMIE hfovi.—This week James
Walker, who has been in charge . of
the wood work at John Wynn'a car-
riage shop, started business for him-
self in connection with Messrs. Watts
& MoKague, in the' shop opposite the
Queen's hotel stables. The. blank•
smiths have been ret work all week
and now that they havers wood work
er they expect to do a rushing bus-
iness. Mr. Walker 10 a good meohan
is and has had sufficient experience
to understaud the wants of the publio
Hie first order, so he informs us, is
a buggy for a gentleman in Toronto
See the advt. in this week's paper.
••
A. R. SMITH OVER SEVEN YEARS 1N
nUslNEss.—A. R. Smith, after seven
years of business, is'now offering big-
ger bargains than ever, and is also
running a branch store in Sunshine,
which is already doing a Iarge trade
in that section. of.tho country. Bar-
gains can be got at either place such
Ise are not offered by any other shop
in the country. Both stores are now
stocked with the fiuest of spring and
summer goods and prises seem to
suit the customers. A. R. Smith
prides himself on his millinery bus-
iness, as it is now considered mush
the beat in Brussels, dud we doubt if
it is equalled in any of the large
towns•or cities, •He is doing au. ex-
tensive business in the ordered sloth.
ing department this season. His
reputation for ready-made clothing is
already established. • a
POSSIBILITIES:—The gravel road to
get a better•coating of gravel this year
than it ever did by the generosity of
the councils of Morris and G-rey
townships.—A fine new back school
house do bo built in town in the near
futureand the chance of ib being
made m High School.—The loon rate
being much under 2 cents on the
dollar for 1888.—The Grey Branch
to g,st the race course and have the
best show in the Oounty,—The Bras.
sell Caledonian game to be a great-
er success this year than over.—The
Brussels bandto appear this, summer
in a brand new' uniform. --Somebody
else to get trapped on the illicit whis-
key business.—Every ,. person -who
has not a sidewalk to ask for it .and
in many cases be refused.—That
Hews will lift the mortgage on the
factory, held' by' the town, and run. 'a
'bigger business than ever.=A foot
bridge may, be built oval^' the river
near the flax mill this • year...... d '
BORN.
LovE.—In Morris, on April 20th, the wife
of Mr, Joseph Love of a daughter (still
born.)
MOOALL,—In Morris, on April 26th, the wife
of Mr, Alex. McCall of a eon.
Dunxlox,—In Blyth, on the 24th ult., the
wife of Mr. Robert Damian of a daugh-
ter.
Fneeaa.—In Morris, on the llth Ult., the
wife of Mr. Daniel A. Fraser of re eon.
ElirIA1000161 illearke't •
0o81tnornn Gaittreara EVE11r MULL
Whits Tab' Wheat....., .. 77 80
Bed Winter .. 77 80
Spring Wheat 50
Barley 48
Cate •..... 20
Peas 58
Butter, tubs a•ld rolls
Ttgge per dozen
Floor per barrel
Potatoes ..
Bay per ton'
Bides per lb...
Dressed Hoge ... 5 00 5 50
.Salt per bbl., wholesale a.. 60 80
Sheep skins, eaoh 00" 1 00
Wool 17 18
80
55
80
54
15 00
10 00
4 50 00
25 80
8 00 0 00
7 7s
MARRIED,
ITAt rnineuT-ltfeM4)rcr:r,-•In Brussels, on
the 5th inst., at the 'residence of tela
officiating minister, by Bev. J. L. Berra
Ma, Frederick Illtmbr'oellt, of, Wator-
loo,to Miss Minnie McMartin, of fires.
Sohn
OIED,
11nieero:l,—In Morris, on the 5611 inet„ Ids,
third daughter of Rich. T. and Harriet
Tungsten, aged 8 yrs„ 11 mos.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
ETOUSE Tu LET. ---A NI013
House,d room., with upstairs, pleasant
of ighbporhoo ,,n2iy etPoetath, e,'sseaeiun 17611
4S•sin
CIUPERB DOUBLE DAHLIAS,
17 ONLY Mots, onsh, Parties wishing t0 se-
etlro tabors 0f this popular flower ebonid 0511
on the undersigned or address by mail, Inc los-
ing prise, DANIEL STE WART,
41-lIa Bo,.20, 11ruseela,P. 0,
rif30I0E FARMS FOR SALE.—
VAtowsplendid ,improved,terms for sale
in the township of Grey, Morrie mnd,;Moltil-
lop, Apply ho A DELGATTF,Oo Auctioneer
nruetoloP 0. 15.31
CiHUROHES, PUBLIO BUILD—
'l) tugs, and Private Rotuma painted and
deourated in modern styles at reasonable
adios. Estimate given. Address—
H OLUOA8,
90-tf Godorioh.
jUSI0,—MISS LIZZIE JAOH-
ooa 'having returned from Toronto,
whore she was wander 1110 Mono tions of Prof,
Forsyth for the past.six months, is now pre.
pared to give instruetlons on the piano or or -
(an. Terms made known on mpplioatloa.
ULL FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned will heap during this sea-
son, at lot 14, eon. 15 Grey. (Baa r Oraubrook)
m thor ough bred Durham Ball for cervine.
Tnnnrs, $1.00 per cow, payable at time of
eorvioe, with the privilege of returning it 000-
essary, JAMES SLEMMON,
44-01 Oamubrook.
'3E.ESUPPLIES.--HIVES, SEC -
TIONg, smolnoo, extractors, foundation,
(made froth the prize mill) and everything used
in a Bea Keeper's yard, on hand. Also Brown
and White Leghorn eggs for hatching,
J. it, SMITH, Brussels.
d5 4.
IC�ULL FOR SERVICE.—TIIE
�D subsoriber has a young Thorn -brad Dur-
ham Balt "Lord Saliebary," whish he will
keep for sorvnmo on lot 15, eon, 8, Grey.
TE11t14.—S2 for grade oows and 54 for the rO'-
brods, foe to ha paid by Jan. 15311, 1887. Tho
animal is a drat-olese onea9 can be judged; by
111. pedigree. M.IL3OLAI LIMON r,
42-d" Proprietor.
FOP. SALE.
9 now Lumber Waggoue, 2 now Ruggles, 1
Plow,1 Set of drst•ciass Iron Harrows, 1 S11 -
ver Watch. The above will be sold ohoap for
oath or .0 tlmo, or will be exchanged ins
cordwood, Also quantity of Lath ou hand.
Apply to . P. 0. ROGERS,
42 Brussels.
T%IARM IN GREY FOR SALE BE.
JYL1i tug lot 14. on the 10th acn.00nbaining 100
acres, Bottth part to 9'15 on 16 eon., oontatning
45 acres. Lot 14 ie partly cleared, the bal-
ance well timbered. A never tailing meek
crosses the lot and it in well adopted for larm•
Inger grazing. Lot15 ie mostly cleared' and
boder good oultivation, the butane% well ttm-
corodwith bleak ash. Win sell all together
min parte to.suit the purchaser. For further
particulars apply to the proprietor on the
promisee. This lot is well drained.
tf GED. AVSRY
TILLAGE OF BRUSSELS.
COURT OF REVISION.
Notice Ie hereby given that the Connell of
the Corporation of the Village of Brussels,
will meet as a Court of Revision, at the Ooon•
e11 Chamber, on
TUESDAY, MAY 25th, 1886,
At the hour of 8 o'olook, p. m.
Persons interested will govern themselves
accordingly:
May 5011, 1800, 14-5 F, S. SOOT), 0lorlr.
COURT OF REVISION.
Township of Grey.
Notice is hereby given that the Mode/pal
Cloonan of the Corporation of the Mowna ip
of Grey will moot as a Court of Revision, at
plIcK'l3180111IL, CRAN5lO0OOE,
—ON—
WEDNE8DAY, MAY 26th, 7886,
At the hour of 101o'cloek a, m.
Parties thteroated will govern themselves
accordingly:
Grey, May 6611,1880. WM. SPENCE, Clerk.
THE, BEST
-vviNIDMII.1L
W. ME. Morris:,
PxcEL0xoa IRON tYonxa, - MITornmo, ONT.,
Manufacturer of three different kinds of
Windmills. The, simpltlest, strongest and moat
said sloe for y W indmilr yet made. For pump-
ing orator, sawing wood, chopping grain or
driving any light maohlnery they have 100
equal. My ESR, TDD'PUMPS have se,
mode world-wide reputation: X gnaraatee
them as lining importer toman) no w in the
market, and equal to any ever made, They
will throw water. 800 feet,,o5Toros it a mile on
the level. Farmors and stoakmon are re-
'quested to send for parbioula3sbofore buying
either a Windmill or a Pomo, as I claim that
mine aro the bootie the market. Addrees
W. M. MORRIS, Mitoholl, Ont,
`/'C�'`�OUNTY 01 I' URON EXAMINA.
TIONS, 1886.
S000nd plass nonprofessional examination
05 the ns, Siigh , m, 130110010 in the nonprofitspon
2aie June, fl a, m,
1,l examinatlpn 1,t the High Sohoole !n the
County on Tuesday, Oth July, 0 a. M. Pint
elms, grade 0, Monday, 1911n July., 1 p, m -
First dodo. grades A, and S3. Tuesday, 90th
July, 9 a. m. Candidates who with to write at
either O1Wton or Seatorth must notify D. M.
MALx,00x P.•8.Ioepeotor, Clint0o post office,
not later than tho 25th of May, stating whtob
of the schools that they wish to write at, and
those who wish to write at Godorioh must nett -
1y SURE E. Toss, P, B, L, Meter, at the same
data Tho uotioe Must he accompanied by a
toe of 0,2,01, or 54 .00 if the candidate applies
for a 8rd as woll as a 2nd elan examination,
110.namo will bo forwarded to tho Depart-
ment unless the fob amoompeniee it. Forme
bf apiilioation may be had from the t e:watery.
T11e. head Mestere of the High schools will
please gelid 010 applipatione of 'their eand3d-
ates to,the County Inspector' of the ,nviyfoa
,inwhich the MOsellooliqq situated,
Pri1T187t ADAMSON,
41.7.
MEAT 7, 188G,
num.
c1NT0 iii & MaTAGC•ART,
I3Alii Idli i, BI4US$EIafa,
Transact a General Banking
Business,
netts he amt. lido 1,091.31.
Intore,t alta ,r,1 ou l0, lite r1,ny,a',Io on
demand.
Prompt attention givan'to onllootlona,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
�t IFFARD ELLIOET, LAW (1F-
eeo, Grant's Blo00r Brussels, Mousy to
loan.
E. WADE, BARRISTER, &a.
OoEa
2.1 • 0lllee formerly oeimple l by t. J. Mo.
Msg., in Lcikie's 0100, Matey to loan.
NAT B. DICKSON, (LATE WITH
q Carron & Proudt000, Godorioh) eolio-
ltor, Oonveyanoer, &o, OlAoe, Grant's Moot,
Brueeols. Money to loan,
ALEX HUNTER, CLERIC OF
the Fourth Division Court Go. Huron.
Couveyauosr, NobaryPubllo, Land, LOOM and
Tesoreria. Agent. Foals fur abed and to loan.
Collection, made. Oflioe in Graham's Block,.
Brussels.
MEDICAL CARDS.
T A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D,, C.
e . M. L. R. C. P, Edinburgh, Physielem,
Burgeon and Aoiou000011r, Oinos, Mrs. Shiel's
blest, iruroberry Street,
j A.ITUTOEIINSON, 14[.D., .
M. L. R.23. Lg'diil0urph, •
Has removed to his residence on Mill street,
,the house formerly 000upiod by Dr. Graham
ped w111 bo there at night. He 06111 retain
alt °alae at H0rgreavoe' Drug Store.
DENTAL.
C- L. BALL, L. D. S., HONOR
College Graduate nals and
eToronto, aoThe
various anmtthotios given, also a new local
mu0sthetio for the gums only. Ail oneratlons
carefully performed and guaranteed. Prices
moderato, Full sets of tooth from 85 to $25.
9Roe over 000511's store, Hours 8 a,m. to 5 p.
m.
BUSINESS CARDS,
H, t1IoORACKEN, ISSUER
Grooery,TurnMbcrry, Street,Lunoe, ONia -5 his
2-.s
A MoNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR-
riago Licensee,., by appointment of
Lieubeuaot-Governor, Commissioner, &o„ Q.
B. Oouveyanoer an,lAg0At Fire Insurance 00,
Odlce at the Oraubrook Post Ofllae,
Robert C:unningh"am,
INSURANCE AGENT,
Guelph, - Ontario.
T M. O'OONNOR FIRE, LIFE,
some of Accident
et au,S most reliable Gunman.
les la the Dominion, Otnoa Drink' Terme,Turuborry Street, near the station. Sm
ISS O'CONNOR, TEAOHER
of Thorough naso, Vocal mad I00005;
mental Music on Piano, Organ and Guitar.
Reference—Ladies of Loretto, Guelph,
Rosh/thee—No. 2 south, Brick Terrain
4d -3m Brussels, Ont,
tl W. O'13RIEN, V. S,, HONOR
has resumed taw p Ontario tf Cao[ to ha Nott, V. g8.,
and me prepared to treat all diseases of Minim -
slated animals on soi•antteo and approved
principles. Treatment of delimtto fonts a
speoialty. Oldie ab Sohn Notts, V, S.
NEW BLAOHSMITH.
has
Bring your lame borate to Daniel Ewan, he
LEASED W. T. HUNTER'S STAND,
Brussels. Having practised for years and
risen to the highest position In the leading
horse-ohoiug estabitshpmeut of Grahmm,Edin•
burgh, Bootland. Also having passed with
hoaorethrouHh the Royal Veterinary Shining
School ,of I. ?,Smith London,Engllanfl whore
hundreds of crippled horses passer{ our
hands daily I am treated feet or interferinguarantee os,t Nov work
and repairhmg of till kinds doneon reasonable
giving me a call I1ee1 satisAed I would 000000
terms, and workmanship
yorlrtrade. D.that ItWAwNill, please. By
17.91 Hunter's Old Stand,
•
> TM. BLAS HILL,
Butcher, thanking his
many customers for their liberal
support .for the past six yearn
wishes to inform them that be-
ing burned out of tho old stand has fitted up n
shop to Smalo's Blook In Iirsb•olass stylo
where he hopes to see all the old customers
and as many now coos as son A6 to give him to
can. I keep nothing but first -elate meats all
kinds 01 Poultry and Sausage Moat, Deliver-
ed to all partsof the ,town L'roe. Caen paid
for Fat Stock,
AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY.
Under and by virtue sof the _power of sale
contained in a certain Mortgage,whish will
be produeed at the time of We, lore will be
offered for solo by public auctlbn, on
FRIDAY, MAY 14ra,1880,
at the hoar o1 5:50 o'clock 10,00. by ,7anloe
Stratton, Auetioneor,at the Queen's Hotel, in
tho illage of. Brussels, the following lands,
y :—A.11 that certain panel of land eibu-
ate in the Township of of Grey. in the County
of Huron andProvinee of Ontario, oontalning '
by admonsurement fifty mores, more or lase,
being annealed of tiro east half of Lob num-
berpp18, in tho Fifth Coneeseion in paid Town-,
• menus AND OONDITIONs OE SWLI1,—yon per,
coat. of the Panatela money to be paid to the:
Vendors'8olleibors at the time of ante Bdiae-
font with the said 10 per mint. to make one-
third of. the pantheist money within one
month thereafter, and the balance of said
pprOhaso moaov to he Wonted by first Mort-
gage over the above premises for s years with
tutored at the rate of 8 and d per Dont, per
annum payable half yearly.
The above property will be offered for sale
subjootto a amnia bid to bo Axed by the"
Vendors' Solicitors, For Mother partlotilars,
spply bo
1011081;10, MULOOI4, TILT, 1111L'L8R
OBOWT111411 .
90]ringStreetEast,Toro,jb�lobi Solioitore,
Dated bila 10th dey 01 April, .teas.