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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1886-7-23, Page 88 THE BRUSSELS POST �' ®i,t5m ®�®a inSim this n°, advt, of Tenders Wanted *05t bisr, legal advt. of sale of property Cricket Bats, Wickets' in Morris township. and Balls ONn week from next Sunday will be the Tat day of August. For Boys just to !land, Seo them. FALL wheat harvest is at ]land. Robt, Dickson out a fiord on Tuesday Base Balls, Hard Rubber Balls, of this week. It was a good crop. Croquet Sets, Hammocks, Baskets, 1VHx cauls not the timbers of the Express Wagons, &o. in stock rind old bridge be utilized in building 11.. csubstantial foot bridge /tear the flax sold at a shall margin on cost. mill ? A. tannin A nice as sortmallt of Fartss 1.G of the election of officers in the Grand Lodge, A. F. & A. DL, choose from, aur! a short history of the Knights of Pyt bias may be found on page 8 of GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. this issue. THE POST was the only paper in SOUTHERN EXTENTION, W. G & O, R. theOounty that reported the foelebra- Trains leave Brussels Station, north end tion of the 12th in North 'Huron, in eoath, asfollows:- full. The Wiugham papers did not Yioing seat:, Going North. even catch on. Mari 7:15 am. •Mixed 16:26a.m. LEOTUBE.-On Thursday evening Express 11;95 a.m. Mail 0140 pan, Mixed p.m Express 005 p.m. of thio week Rev. Mr. Armand, Ms - Tile morning train south and the night train sionary in the New Hebrides, lectures north will only run on Tuesdays, Thursdays' in Melville church, commencingat and Saturdays. .ems Ata! 1 015 'loins. A ehiel's amang ye talcin' notes An' faith he'll prent it. LIGHT frost last week. - i, OWING to the oivio holiday coming - - Thursday we will publish next Wod• SEE advt. of store room wanted. nesday evening and our correspond• THE days are growing a good deal ants will oblige us greatly by gond• ing their communications a day ear- lier than usual. THE Secretary of the East Huron Farmers' Institute received the grant from the County Council, amounting to $25. Application will now be made to the Provincial Treasurer for the $25 to come from the province. Ar a regular meeting of the Brus- sels Encampment, No. 40, the follow- ing officers were duly installed :- Wm. Martin, 0. P. ; Geo. Haycr'oft, H. P. ; J. G. Shone, S. W. ; A. Our. ria, J. W. ; J. T. Rose, Scribe. ; F. S. Scott, Treas. To those requiring aids to vision. Be suro in asking for Lauraneo's spectacles - that you get B. LAunaxon's-as there aro imitations in the market, and see that exery pair is stamped B. L„ without which none are genuine. Do not be deceived by any similiarity in the name. NETT Saturday, Sunday and Mon. day the Army will hold a jubilee. Special Venation, the hallelujah trumpeter, Capt. Laing, of Goderich, A LAWN party will be held on the and a large number of other officers beautiful grounds of Wm. Vanstone on Tuesday evening of next week. A good musical and literary program has been prepared for the occasion. A good time is counted on. The lad• ies will serve tea from 5 o'clock p. m. THURSDAY of next week will be Brussels oivie holiday and has been proclaimed a general holiday by the Reeve. Excursion trains will be run to the demonstration at Listowel and no doubt a large number of our resi- dents will visit our neighboring town. Penr1Es desirous of taking excursion trips by the most desirable routes on Lake Huron, Georgian Bay and Lake Superior. Apply to T. Fletcher for information, rates, d o. Port Arthur and return $28 ; Duluth and return $25 ; S. S- Marie and return $12, calling at all ports up and down. These fares include state room, board, rho. LAST Wednesday Geo. Miller and Joe. Laird were away to lielmore trout fishing. Miller caught one that drereed one pound and seven 01111305, to say nothing of the whop- pers he brought to the top of the wat- er. Geo. is not much of a miller but is a whole team and a little colt on trout fishing. THE Dry Goods merchants have signed en agreement not to take but- ter in payment of book accounts after Oct. 1st. It will he taken in trade as before but will not be applied on old aaicounts. The merchants lose heavily on butter and they are only protecting their interests by following the course pursued by merchants in almost every town. See advt, in this issue. REEve ROGERS. has received a letter from County Engineer Ainsly stating that the contract for the new iron bridge was let to W. H. Law, of Pet- erboro', his being the lowest of five tenders, The new structure is to be finished by Oct. 1st. The contractor asks $400 extra to put a sidewalk on the west gide as well as tho east. While a double walla would be very desirable it would be paying dear for the whistle to give him $400 for it. Take stood npon the Maitland's bank Last Sunday afternoon, And little did the people think He'd disappear so soon. He undertook to show the crowd Flow he could row a boat, He grasped the paddle of the "Dade" And soon he was afloat. The "Dude" was like a baulky horse And plunged as if in wrath, Turned one back -notion sommorsault And Jake went for a bath. No serious injury was done Like 8oyntmi 7:45, on his work their. THE holiday number of (.trip is to hand and is a Good one. It can be obtained for the small sum of 25 cents. Get a copy and see the picture of re• presentative Conservatives. shorter. STEwART & Lemon's mill has re- ceived a fresh coat of paint. Exriu.value in Fruit Tars and pickling vinegars at Thomson's, FLAX pulling commenced this week. Itis 8 splendid crop this year. THERE aro 31 pianos in town. When you are. not busy you might locate them. SEE the naw akvt. of G. A. Powell this week. He is offering big bar• gains in summer goods, he says. THERE, is groat need of a good, thorough going constable in Brussels to see that a few men don't run the town anyway they like. REEVE ROGERS goes on a pleasure trip tb Duluth, per the Beatty line, from Kincardine, on Friday of this week. He will be away for a week, THREE oar loads of fine cattle were shipped from Brussels station last Tuesday. They were taken to Mont- real and from there some of them will be shipped to Glasgow, Scotland. and soldiers are expected to be pros. ent and join in the exercises. J. &J. LIVINGSTON, the enterprising proprietors of the Brussels flax mill, intend erecting.a large barn for stor- ing flax, on the land recently put, chased from Wm. Vanstone. Tho building will be 80 x 200 fent, nit11 18 foot posts. The job is to be done right away. AT especial meeting of the village Council, hold on Wednesday forenoon Councillor Rinker and F. S. Scott, clerk, were appointed to meet Grey Council on Tuesday of next -week re- lative to the settlement of the Laud lmprovmant Fund on motion of Conn • tiller Kerr and Wynn. THE Goderich Star says ;-"The party who wrote for THE BnussELs Pogr an account of the cricket match between their club and ours can fiat - ter himself that in fact and gentle• manly courtesy he is so wide of the mark as to deserve contempt." The Signal says :-"If he is a gentleman he ought to apologise." The only thing we have to say is it is remark- able how great minds can differ so widely on the some subject. By the way, when the Signal was making a quotation from its issue of May 28th it might as well have given it complete and not omitted "and the outfielding 1 wants a little attention." Our cur. i respondent should have credited the unfair roport to the Star instead of the Signal. Tun usual Sabbath services in St. John's (march will be withdrawn for the next three Sundays, ,ls 010 cluu'uh wardens very generouslyadvised rho ineutnbent to tape a vacation during the warm weather. Jes. YAxsrouoi, the repairer, is yet in town and bas not found the machine that could not be repaired. Get your maoltiues repaired while he is here and do not throw away 530 or $40 when you can get the old one re•fltted and re-ilnnisbed dor the small sum of $0 or $8, Jas, Vansickle, Brussels, PitorLE wn Lwow, -E. J. timid born, stationmaster of Winghtam an Airs. Smaliheru were visiting et J, A Creighton's ono day last week. 1.17 S. has gone on a visit to the Etneral isle, -hiss Pansy Stewart and he brother are enjoying a holiday VIs at Durham. -J. D. Ronald and Mr Ronald took the 0. 1f. It. at \Vroxeto tor New WestminsterB. 0., la Saturday horning. -Miss L tok, mi liner at A. R. Smith's, has gone lion for her slimmer . vacation. -Steve Drewe, of London, spent Sunday i town.=DIrs,R, Leatherdale and child ren are visiting old friends at Elora -The Mitchell Advertiser speakin of the funeral of the late Mr. Gotha father of G. Goebel and Mrs. Koenig of Brussels, says ;-A very larg gathering of relations and friends fie sembled at the residence of the tat Albert Gosbei, on Saturday last. Th funeral procession was one of tri largest that has been witnesved i Mitchell for many years. Rev. DI Roes, Lutheran clergyman, conducts service at the !louse and afterward proceeded to Trinity Church wher the body was met by the rooter, Rev J. Ridley, who read the impressiv sentences of the English Church bur ial service. The Rev. Mr. Ross the delivered a very impressive addres in German and offered prayer, afts which the rector conducted the Muria service in the usual way, -Mrs. Harr Hunt and Mrs. J. T. Harland an children, of Clinton, were visiting a Harry Dennis' this week.-141iss Mar Bnryers is visiting at Stratford. - Miss Lily McLean, of Goderioh, i spending a week at the Methodic parsonage, with Mrs. Smyth. -J. H Angel and wife, of Heart's Content Newfoundland, are visiting at E. tE Wade's. Mre. Angel is a sister o Dirs. Wade's.-W.K. Sinclatr is awe at Toronto. -Samuel Rivers has gon to Algoma on a prospeoting tour. - Jas. T. Ross spent last Sunday in th vicinity of London. -Mrs. Handy Swale and daughter, of Waterford formerly of this place, are renewing old acquaintances and enjoying a hol- iday visit. -J. W. Shaw is filling W M. Sinclair's place in E. E, Wade's law office while' he is absent iu the Queen city. -Mrs. E. W. Melson was visiting her parents, in the vicinity of St. Morys, this week. -A., R. Smith of "99," and A. McKay, Principal of the Cranbrook eohool aro gone on a pleasure tour to New York this week. They will be away for a week or more. -Cadet Trott, of Hagersville, Lieut. Stark, of Algal Craig, and Alfred Stark, of Mich., were visiting in town this week. -Miss Annie Laird, of Haysville, is visiting relatives and friends in Brussels, -R. W. Tuck, of Shelbourne, formerly of this place, has moved into hie new hotel. It will be remembered he was burned out some months ago.-Mre.,Edward Hillis, of St. Thomas, is visiting her father, S. Crawford, this week. -Mrs. Walter Smith and Mabel orrivod home from Michigan this week. Mrs. J. R. Wil- liamson, of Stratford, came home with them for a visit. -W. J. Browatt wife and daughter, of Woodstock, are visiting at G. A. Deadman's this week. Mr. Browatt was in Mr. Dead - man's employ for some time a few years ago. -Mrs. Robt. Buchanan, of Brantford, was in town for several days, brought here by the illness of her little grandson, Percy Bauslaugh. She returned to Bran tford with the Mournful little oompany on Wednes- day.-papt. Dyson, of the Salvation Army, Ottawa, stationed at Brussels for a while, was fined $2 and costs for assault, Dyson refused to pay, folding his arms and remarking, "We never pay any fines." He was taken back to the police cells, but a sym- lathizer paid the fine and he was re- leased, -A. Hunter, Clerk of Division Oourt, is away to New York. He wont with A. R, Smith and A. Me - Kay on Thursday morning. -A Gode- rich correspondent says :-"Deputy Postmaster Kay is the happy owner of a handsome crazy quilt, The gentleman obtained. this portion of his worldly possessions for twenty five Dents." It looks a little suspicious to sea a young man in the quilt busi- ness, A. bI 0. Walper, • of Exeter, 's visiting at D. A. $male's this week. --Rev. J. S. Cool: and Mrs. Gook, of Bluevale, were in town on Thursday. -Mrs. John Thomson, of Seaforth, spent a, week in this vieinity.-Chas. Dutton is away for a holiday trip to Godorioh and from there lie will go up the lakes. LAST Tnesday afternoon a man named Welshliving in Mori'is town- ship, got on his ear and raised quite a racket at A. Ourrie's butcher shop, attracting a large crowd and almost completely blocking up the sidewalk. It is laid he was the worse of liquor, but the oaths and language used by him was a disgrace to any man, After talking fight and striking sever- al times at the proprietor, A, Currie. jr., appeared on the scone and waltz- ed him out by the "scuff" of the neck. Not satisfied with this ho fired sever- al volleys of abuse at Reeve Rogers and for this bad to pay a fine ou Wed- nesday, Those little ructions aro be- coming too frequent in Bruseels and what is wanted is a constable who will promptly take those would.bo pugilists to the cooler. Tho man who should' be fined in the cabs referred to above is the man who gave Welsh the liquor as he is civil enough whon sober, He would not have got off so easily on Tuesday only sympathy was shown lam on account of his having only one leg. We hope this is the Jake set bio compass for rho shore • last row we will have to report for And quickly there he sped, many a day. Duan. -It falls to our lot this week to report the death of Pony, only child of our townsman A. Bauslaugh, who passed away on Tuesday evening. He had been ill for about a week and lu spite of all that human power could do he gradually weakened under his peculiar dtaesao until death came to his relief. Percy was a bright, iliac looking, happy little follow lcuown to almost everybody in town and was more than beloved by his parents. Ile was born in Winnipeg. The oorpse wag Laken to Brantford on the noon train on Wodnesday and the interment took place on Thurs- day afternoon. Mr. and Vire, Bane - laugh have the sympathy of the en- tire community in the 1035 of their dear little boy. DIED. 5u,orsooa.-In Brtieaois, on the 20th inst., Percy Allen, only ohild of Allen ani Bella Bauelaugh, aged 3 yrs„ 3 mons. and 21 days. SnraL.-In Brussels, ten 21st inst., Agnes Thompson, beloved wife of Mr. David Shiel, aged 82 years. BORN. Batmoax,-In Dluevale, on the 8th inst., the wife of Rev. R. J. Boarder, of Oan• born, of a son. Fnx.-In Brussels, on the 17th inst., the wife of Mr. Ilarry Finn of a daughter. Brussels Markets. Coni eoran amsruhrx ElvEOY WEaa. White Pall Wheat,,.. ., Bed \Vintsr Spring Wheat Barley Oats Peas Butter, tuba and rolls .., 1;ggs per dozen.. Flour per barrel Potatoes now .. „ Hay per ton Hides per ib Dressed Hoge Salt per bbl., wholesale . ; ., Sheep skins, mash Wool 70 72 72 73 50 73 45 50 20 30 50 51 10 12 10 00 4 50 00 100 00 7 00 8 00 7 7} 5 00 5 50 00 80 50 1 OU 17 20 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. V TANTED.-STOR]1 ROOM FOR House Aurniture, Ap 1 to .I. J. wIAt Good's 9•tt At Good's Shoe Store. TOTE LOST., -THE SUBSOR,IB- 1n lost a note drawn in his favor by Jae. McNair for a0.60. Tho public is warned against negotiating abs same as It has been pard. 110130. L170S.IE, 8• Oranbrook P. 0, LIOR SALE. -PARK LOT, CON- taining about 9 aoros, with house stable well, and a uumber of fruit trees (boating) on the lot. Per terms and particulars apply to A. BUNTER, Brussels. 52.01 C110l0E FARMS FOR SALE.— 'Af ow splendid ,itnprovod,t arms for sale In 4hetownship of Grey, Morris anis MOICil- lo;p . Apply bo A osmetaTT Y,O o Auctioneer BrusselsP 0. 15-0r f'IHUROHES, PUBLIC BUILD - .1 Inge, and Private Houses painted and decorated to modern styles at reasonable rates. Estimate given, Address - 0 LUCAS, 20.11 Godorioh, GOLD RING LOST.—A PLAIN, wide gold ring, with the initials W. H.M. engraved on the inside, was lost in Brussels thin week. A suitable reward will be paid to the person returning it to Tito POST 1 nblt011- lug House, TENDERS WANTED. Tend ors will be received by the under:donod, up to the 0101 instant, for flooring the Second Room of the Brussels Public School, repairing sills, and desks , tto. Full partloulare on appli- cation to L. 10. WADE, 8 -sins , Chairman 13.P,$,B. lARI'1 IN GREY FOR SALE BE- ' ing 16614, on tho 16111 con• outaic ing 100 acres, south part lot 15 on 16 son., containing 96 soros. Lot 19 is partly °leered rho bal- ance wall timbered. A never failing crook Grosses the lot and it is well adapted for farm• Ing or grazing. Lot15 is mostly cleared and under good cultivation, rho balance well tim- bored with black ash. Will sell all together or in parts to suit tho purchaser. For further particulars apply to the proprietor on the promisas. This 1.01 is well drainer!. 41 G100. AVERY � WO HARMS, IN GREY, FOR RALE,orbo'rout, 200 sons, 100 being lo 25, con, 5, tho other lot 20, con, 0, Lot 22 la situated twomilesfrom the village of Ethel, seven miles from Brussels, twelve miles from Li etowol and l mile from a never failing croak. 07 moms aro oloarod, most all olsar of stumps and under good cultivation and clean, sixty acres of crop good onbiot for draining, a nom • fortahlo dwelling, bank barn, stabling under- neath, a good bearing orchard and garden a wall convenient to house and yard. Price $4,000,rent, 3260 per. year. Lot 20 is situated 21 miles from Ethel, 10 from Listowel and 0 from Brussels, 60 acres cleared and under good eultiVat(Oo, tho balauoo well timbered with black ash, homlook and hardwood, A frame houso and outbuildin • and a large young orchard ars on the farm. Pace, 82,000, Tltos o fume will be sold sopera to or together to suit purchaser. Possessionmu•bo given at any time. Apply to Capt. Stratton, or to SiATTIDIIW &JNO, UUGIITON, 48.1f Proprietors, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. , Notion is hereby given, par:mint to the pro - Visions of camp. 107, RAO., and 46 Vlae„ °hap, 0, (Ont) to all creditors and others having claims against the oatate Of Alexander Web- ster,late or the village of BrOseole, in the bounty of Huron r mill manager, deceased Who ed on or about the fifth day of Febru- 'cry last poet, to gond by post (prepaid) to W. B. Dlobson, Bruesale, 0,1110itor for demos D, andExooebster utrix Catharine spectivelWebster, rEl et will andto:4amentof tho said dooe:Wed, on or be- fore the Ord day of August, A,D,.1860, a state- ment of thrill. names and addressee and full partip,liars of their alarms, dulyasoortod, with a statement of all soegritios (if any) hold by them, And after rho said 514 clay of August the said Executors will pr0000d to distribute the assets of tho Baia do0°asod amount' e p ort- ies entitled thereto, roped being had only to the chime of which notfoe shall haVo hero giVan, as above required. Tho said Gxaoutora will not lie liable ref the Motets, or any part thereof, to shy paraen of whose claim Hatted s1104a,1 not have bean given at the tibio of 0no11 diotribntfoe. Datod of Bru ssols tho 281h day of Jnne, 1885, W. B. DICKSON, 02.4ins Solicitor for nx°outors.. JULY 23, 1886. C MI 1O. 11 oINTOSII & AI°TAG(I6.11 , BANKERS, -:- B11US*MS, Transact a General Baia/king 131lSiness, Notes 10 1 t'i i .lie, mntod, Worm: all 1.7.,1 on di,, Hitt 711,01.4.0 0 ,lomand. Prompt ubtontlno given to collections, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. E. WADE, BARRISTER, &c. Pllloo formerly oaonpio t by A. J. Eta• Coll, Erg., in Lootrio'a Block. Money to loan MT 11. DIORSON, (LATE WITH o Darrow & Proudfoot,, Godorioh) Solio- (tor, Convoyanoor, &o, Unloe, Graul's blook, Brussels, Money to loan, ALEX HUNTER, CLERK OF the Fourth Division Court Co, )7u3bn 0onvoyanoor, Notary Public, Laud, Loan and Inaurauoo Agent, Funds Invested and to loan. oollaotiona undo. (Moo la Graham's, Block. Brussels, MEDICAL CARDS. F A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D., 0. @1 „ M. L. 11. U. P. Edinburgh, Physician, &Irgeon and Acoouuhear, Odloo, Sirs. Shiel's block, Turn harry Street, TA HUTOEIINSON, L. R. O. P. Srlinb,u'jl, Cot(or nilnr�ulesdane, oMill Germ at Har- greaves' Drug Storo. DENTAL. 'I L. BALL, L, D. S., HONOR Gradueto nus Momnar et the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, !Clio various omuathetioe given, also a now local ansoethotle for the grime only. All operations carefully performed and guaranteed. Prloeo moderato, Pull eats of tooth from 65 to 826. 011i000ver Powoll's store. Hours 8 am, to 5 p. in, BUSINESS CARDS. H. Mo0RA01{EN, ISSU1R . of Marriage Lioenooe. 011.1oe at his Gro0ery, Turuborry street. 2-23 A MoNAIR, ISSUER OFMAR- LioatOnaot Oovloruor, Licebnses appointment 0, of B. Oouvoyanoer and Agent Fire 1u■urauoo Co. Office n1. the (iraubrook Post Olace, Robert Cunningham, INSURANCE AGENT, Guelph, - Ontario. M. O'CONNOR, FIRE, LIFE, ri some Accident1 hot and roost reliable Uompau lesin the Dominion, Olnoo, Brick Tarmac, Turnborry Street, near the station. 8m A/I ISS LILLA 0 00NN0R, Teaolior or 6l,t,Ie, Vocal add Instrument. al on Organ, Plano, or Gaiter. Harmony and Chorough Baas. Advanced pupils fitted f0r Toe:Ming. Term son application. Roferenoe Ladies of Loretto Aoademy, Guelph. Bosl- denoe-No, 2,Torreoe, (south near atabfon. 17,1 W. O'BRIEN, V. S., BONOR • Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, has resumed rho praotioe o f John Nott, V, 8., and to proparad to trout all disoasoe o1 domes- ticated animals on eolo0tiffo 011d approved principles. Treatment Of dellaato tools a specialty. Oinoa at John Nett's, V. 9, OOXS FOUND.-OALEB WHIT- ing found a package of books on Wednes- day evening of this week, Oke owner can have the same by proving property and paying for this apvortlsement. JUDIOIAL SALE OF A Valuable Farm, 114 THE TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS, BY TENDER. YOUI`t1P6. PURVIS. Pursuant to tboiudgnooutin the above 00. Mon of rho Common Plena Division of the High Court of Justioo at Toronto, dated the 82nd Iona, 1885, there will be sold by Tender, with tho approbation of Sutborland Meloom- son Esquire, a Imea1 Master at Godorioh, of the Supremo Court of Judicature for Ontario, tho following valuable lauds .namely :-Tho north halt of Lot Numoor10, in the 7th othe ToreCon- Oountyof Huron, contaiiningf100oacres, more or loos. About 85 notes aro cleared and 80 free from Amnia and at for oultivatiou, Tho .soil ie part clay andpart sandy loam. The land is rolling and free from swamp, The uncleared part is fsilty wooded, ohleay with maple and frame dwelling iioue , a good land barn abou t 96x78, with atone foundation and etabnng be, noath,slam 0hud about 80x80 and other neo• unary Ou4•buildings, The farm is conveniently situated, Post ()Moo within 21 miles and Sohool 15 miles, and good markets at the villages of Brussels mud it distant 5 miles and 75 miles. rospootfvo• lyThe sale will be by Condor. Condors aro to bo in writing end and to bo addressed (postage prepaid) to, Sutherland Maloomeon Equire, Local Master, Godorioh P. 0„ and will bo ro- coivodup 40 Tuesday, August iOtla, 1886, next, on Which day they will be opened at the ollloe o1150 said Looal Mester in the °curt Pleuso, in the Town of Godorioh at the hoar of 11 o'oleokin rho forenoon, £'ho highest tender winner necessarily bo accepted , uuleas a fair price, in the opinion of the said Master Is bid, The person whose t ender is a000ptod will be notothim of d liveredat trio Godorioh Postter t Officio,and ho will bo required, within ono woo k from he delivery of :mon loiter at the said Posh office, to 0000ute a contract to Oarry out the purchase and pay a deposit upon the put- ohaso mouoy of 16 per pout. to the Vendor's Solioitore and he shall pay the balauoo into Oourt on or before the -lather Septembor next, without interest, when ha will be entitled to a 00nyeyan00 andpo0sosslon, In other resonate bhc usual 0onditions of sale of tho High Court of Justioo shall be ap- plioablo, Tbo bite 10 pOrfoct, Porfurtherpartinulars apply to Meeks. Uamoron Bot & UMmoron Soliolters, Gode- rich, E, 51, Wado, 191m., 'Solicitor, Brustele, David Purvis Beg., on the promiee0, and to the Vendor's 9oheitors; Godorioh, Dated rho 15th day of duly, 1886. 8. MAi,00E180N, LoOai Siasber, ab Goderioh, GARNO W 11, PROUDPOOT, 5.310 Vendor's Solicitors.