The Brussels Post, 1886-8-6, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
BARGAINS !
During the month of
August we will Give
special bargains in Ex-
• press Wagons, Croquet
Sets, Hammocks, ,Base
Balls, Fans, &e. Now
is the time to buy.
The Post Bookstore.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENTION, W. G & B. R.
Trains leave Brussels Station, north and
,outb, as follows:—
Going South, Going North.
nfall 7:15 eon. • Mixad..,.........1a:u-6o.m.
Express....... 11:450.m, Mail 2:40 p.m,
AGE oil 5:60 p.m Express 5.55 p.m.
The morning train south and the night train
north vi11 only run 011 Tuesdays. Thursdays,
and Saturdays.
ro.rall.e.(vs fft1115.
A chiefs among ye takin' notes
An' faith he'll vent it.
AUGUST.
SOME of the farmers have harvest-
ed their oats already.
LAST Sunday RSV. J. L. Kerr sup-
plied Rev. J. S. Cook's wor k Blue -
vale.
SEE legal advt. in this iaau0 of
judicial sale of property in Grey
township.
JAMES Cane and wife, cf Wingham,
bpent Sunday in Brussels, visiting at
P. Scott's.
MISSES HEFFERNAN and Scanlan of
Guelph, are visiting Mrs. T. O'Neil
this week,
50 CENTS gets THE POST for the
balance of 1886. Now is the time to
subscribe.
52 HANDS ou the pay ro11 of the
flax pulling gang this year. The
crop is turning out well.
RICH. LEES, Principal of the Model
School, Lindsay, is visiting his old
time friends in this locality this week,
Mils. C. H. WALTER, nee Miss
Phoebe Lucas, and son, of Exeter,
are visiting at D. A. Smale's this
week.
REV. F. RYAN, B, D„ of Florence,
will preach in St. John's church next
Sunday morning and evening, and at
Walton in the afternoon.
REv, J. Ross, B. A., is away this
week for his summer vacation. There
will be no service in Melville ohuroh
until the fireb Sunday in September,
THE Financial District meeting of
the Methodist Church, Wingham
District, will be held in Brussels on
Tuesday, 17th inst., commencing at
9 o'clock. A Sunday School Conven-
tion will be bold Tuesday afternoon
and evening, when interesting ad-
dresses and discussions on Sunday
School work, interspereed-with music,
will form the program. All Sunday
School workers are invited to attend
and take part in the disouaeions.
To those requiring aids to vision. Be
sure in asking for Laurance's spectacles—
that you get B. Lannaace'e—ae there aro
imitations in the market, and see that
exery pair is stamped B. L., without w•bich
none are genuine. Do not be deceived by
any similiarity in the name,'
ONTARIO INSTITUTION FOBTEE BLIND.
—The Institutirn for the Blind at
Brantford reopens for its next ses•
sion on the.first of Sept., and as
there are always a number of pupils
graduating, at each vacation, appli•
cations to she Principal for the ad.
minion of newcomers are no,vdoubt-
less In order. Considering the al-
most utter helplessness and depend.
eine of an uninstructed blind person
in after life, no arguments ehouid be
needed to induce all who have blind
children under their care to take
this opportunity of obtaining for them
a thorough education, with instrio-
tion according to"the pupil's capacity,
in music, in industrial work, and, in
fact, in everything by which the
blind may be made useful and happy.
When, too, it is remembered that
board and education are provided for
by a legislative grant and so met the
friends of pupils not one cent., the
last shadow of an excuse is removed
for keeping a blind child at home in
idleness and tilos losing a golden op-
portunity for acquiring inestimable
permanent benefits. Wo strongly ad•
vise all who are interested in this
matter to communicate at once with
Principal Dymond who is always
ready to give full information to 1n•
gnirors. It may be as well to men-
tion that the Institution is not for
those who are totally blind only, but
for all young persons resident in On-
tario between seven and twontyonc
years of age who, by reason of im-
pared or deft/dive vision are unable
to be educated at the public schools,
Cool weather for August..
11. W.'i non, of Shelburne, aal
Brussels this week.
Mas. WALTER JACKSON IS visiting
friends in Toronto for a few woke.
blxrsiyalnein unit 11156 and pickling
vinegars at Thonmson's,
Miss Anaaa BAwalinalnrun, of Mich.
igau, is home for a month'e vacation.
SOME of our townspeople were after
a bear on Tuesday but their hent
was unsuooessful.
WM. P1PER, of Hamburg, has been
appointed foreman of the Brussels
flax mill by J. & J. Livingston.
CLIFrm cricket club beat Seaforth
team at the latter town, on Tuesday
of this week, in the County Ls ocia-
tton matob.
Mas. Joint Nome and Clarence ar-
rived home from Kansas last week.
Mrs. Nott and family expect to re•
SES advt. of ladies' satchel lost,
Sououi. Bolted will meet this (Fri-
day) evening.
Uric ANNIs OLIyert is visiting in
town this week,
W. Summer, of Stewart & Luwiok,
has been ou the siols list this —eels,
Mug. W, Saran was ill during the
past week with an affection of tbo
throat.
Pion. Swarzow, of Galt, smiled on
his old friends in town ono day last
week.
SnorT Drama, of Goderiob, is en•
joying a holiday visit at Robt. Dick.
eon's.
H. Burnes, of Hamilton, was in
town for a few days this week visiting
his sister and other friends.
IMMRs.Durrel, of Stratford, and Mrs.
Robt. Bell, of Montreal, were visiting
move there next fall. at G. A. Deaclman's this weals.
A. FEWh re our towns eo le of"ra REEVE Berms arrived home from
P P 8 P• his trip last Monday. He says he
ed" by tha nut shell game in Listo- never had a more enjoyable exeur-
wel on Thursday of Iseb week. We sigm
won't mention their names. OouaroxLLo0s B chew and Kerr re.
A. G. T. R. detective was in town preflented the corporation of Braude
at the Tournament at Listowel last
week.
A. 11. Sam arrived home ou Wed•
weA ek. 'LARGE gang of telephone mon nesday from New York and Newark,
where he spent two weeks very pleas.
have been putting up the poles be. aptly.
tween Listowel, Brnssels and Wing•
Mess ADAMS, of Toronto, a Iformer
teacher in the Brunets public school,
is visiting among her friends in town
this week.
ABOUT 100 tickets were sold on
Thursday and Friday of last week to
excursionists attending the Listowel
tournament.
A. One= and J. T. Roes go to
Loudon next week to attend the Grand
Lodge of the I.0. 0. F. A big time
the cause of the heated spell, which is counted ou.
may now be expected to give way to Jona Imam, of Toronto, spent
a cool wave. About the 2011.1 of Aug• Sunday in Brussels. He went east
ust, they say, look out for more hot
weather.
WE are sorry to hear of the serious
illness of our little friend, Annie Web-
ster. She went with hor mother,
Mrs. A. Webster, to visit at Millbank
some weeks ago and was down with
some lung trouble, so that her life is
despaired of, in fact. We hope there
is a change for the better before this.
JAS. MCGowAN, of Lucknow, paid a
fine of $5 and $5.70 costs for kicking
up a rumpus on the train coming
home from Listowel on Thursday
night of last week. The case was
tried in Brussels on Wednesday. Jno.
A. McCarthy, G.T.R. detective, was
the prosecutor. Whiskey was at the
bottom cf the disturbance.
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.—A meet.
ing of temperance workers in East
Huron is announced to be held in
Wroxeter, on Tuesday of next week,
the 10th inst., commencing at 10:30
o'clock a.m. The question of secur-
ing a Police Magistrate for East Hur-
on and a general discussion of topics
of interest to lovers of temperance is
on the program. A large attendance
is asked, not persons holding office
only but everybody who wants to see
the cause of temperance furthered.
THE Wingham Times man got a
little "worked." last week and knocks
us down with the following item :-
"THE BRussnue POST of last week con-
tains the following piece of concen-
trated conceit :—"Twa POST was the
only paper in the county that report-
ed the celebration of the 1211` in
North Huron, in full. The Wingham
papers did not even catch on." Pro-
bably Tan POST was so blinded with
egotism that it did not notice the ex•
tended report of the celebration in
The Times of the same week•" We
still stick to what we said and wish
to remind the Times that they did
not report a word of the six addresses
made by the rev, gentlemen present
On that day and consequently dldjnot
give a report, in full.
Oun old friend "Lion" Alexander
is away to the Preston Mineral Bathe
this week. Ho writes us as follows
—"This resort, with terraoed gardens,
fountains, the flow of mineral water,
bath rooms, &o., overhung with
spreading tree branches, seems just
the spot to recuperate. There is
more bluff and sport about any of
Brussels street corners than in this
whole mile or two long of 1,600 Pres-
bonians. Our army can "down" this
4 big chested Dutchmen, their heav-
enly commission seems to he who is
bully for loud ? 1 will recommend
the city fathers to visit Brussels with
an eye to a general remodelling of
Preston. I will also try and learn
thele to say "Tioh me gin ye deur,"
and "Kim a raohin dhu," &e., but I
am afraid Hans is a spoiled boy. He
puts three g's in his lager and two
p's in his beer. 'Yours in the 0. H.
& P., Lion ,A." We hope the Lion
will be greatly benefitted by his trip
and we will expect him to roar loud-
er than over when he gots bads to
Brussels. It's a wonder the Dutch-
men did not shoot him with e t redeemed is estimated to be worth about
"schooner" when he sail `'Kim a l 015,000, and Dewar'a total estate is consid-
raChin." ereii to be worth double that sum or more.
this week looking up loformateun con-
oerning the fraoas on the brain from
Listowel on Thursday evening of last
ham this week. While stopping bore
they camped on the flats north of the
river.
A 00MMITTEE was canvassing the
town this week endeavoring to ar-
range for races on the driving park
here tine doming fall. If sufficient
funds ate obtained some good horses
are expected.
Tan weather wise intimate that so-
lar conditions are such as to remove
on Monday. His new position ap-
pears to agree with him, judging from
appearances,
Roar. GRAHAM, of Brussels, W. U.
Read, of Seaforth, and a couple of
Toronto gentlemen are away at Mus-
koka ou a fishing excursion and
pleasure trip. They went last Fri-
day.
Tan Helena, Montane, Independent of
July 24th, contains the following sketch of
speoial interest to persons in this locality,
as Mrs. Duncan MoCuaig, near Walton, is
a sister to the person maned Dewar, and
will share in the property :—In November,
1883, William A. Dewar, for many years a
resident of Helena, and a man of some
wealth, went east to spend the winter. On
the 41b of January he was at the Astor
House in New York. He had been drink-
ing a little it is said, and had displayed his
money, of which he bed about $800 on his
person. On the evening of that day he left
the Astor House, where he was boarding,
to spend the evening out, and has never
been heard of since by any of his friends.
He disappeared as completely as though
the earth had swallowed him up. There
was no clue to work upon, no trail to fol.
low, no connecting link between the time
hs stepped out of the hotel and whatever
fabs befell him afterwaads. The presump-
tion is that he was foully dealt with in
some of the many ways that recruit the
New York morgues with unidentified bod-
ies. Before the date named he had been
in constant correspondence with Judge
Davis, of this city, who was his partner in
some real estate. Months passed with no
sign, and Judge Davis went oast and tried
to find him. There was no sign of him ex-
cept hie name on the hotel register, and
his baggage, which was brought bank to
Helena. Other Montana people who tried
to trace him were equally uusuooeseful,
and ed were skilled detectives. He has
never since boon heard from. Mr. Dewar
was the owner of considerable property in
Helena, situated chiefly in the Oentral Ad-
dition, in the angle between Helena avenue
and Ewing street, Part of the property
was in his individual name and part was
owned in partnership with Judge Davis,
Bait was afterwards brought for the parti-
tion of tbo property, and .t was so parti-
tioned by the court. Dewar not appearing
to pay his taxes and having no representa-
tive to clo aO his property was gold ab the
next delinquent tax sale. Of his individual
property one lob was sold for sufficient to
pay the taxes on the whole. Regarding the
property formerly held in common by
Davis and Dewar their seems to have been
some misapprehension.. It appears to have
been sold as the interest of Dewar in the
property and in a lump instead of by single
lots. The whole property, ,some 23 lots,
was bought in by Judge Davis for about
1138. The time for the redemption of this
tax title would have expired in a few days.
About two or three weeks ago an attorney,
W. B. Diokson, from Brussels, Ontario, ar-
rived here in the interests of the heirs of
W. A. Dewar—a sister who lives in Ontar-
io which was Dewar's former Lome, He
applied himself in endeavoring to obtain a
redemption of the property held under the
tax titlo—a task of some difficulty owing to
the peculiar circumstances. Dewar had
failed to pay his taxes and had authorized
'no ono to do it for him. While there was
no reasonable doubt that he was dead,
there was no proof of the fact and the law
would not pregame his drat lentil seven
years had elapsed from tho fi 10 of his dfe-
e o. ranee. till there woultl seem to bo
an equitable right on the part of Dewar's
heirs to protect the interest that might ao-
erne to them in the future by paying the
taxes on the property in the interim. This
right Mr. Dickson was able to demonstrate,
and yesterday morning 110 paid the beak
taxes and chargers and obtained the rotor -
anon of the property to the title of William
A. Dewar. Whether thie will end the mat-
ter or whether further litigation will be the
result, it ie impossible to say. The proper -
•
Owl lllfot'Innrlt.; yae astray regard.
ing the removal; of D. D. Shragg'e
eye, The doctor has hopes of it yet
and lrlr. Spragg still osmics the in•
jnred optic in hie head,
Miss WADE, sister to E. E. Wade,
of this town, eailecl for England this
week, per steamship Parisian, pur.
chasing hor ticket from J, E, *rant,
loom agent for the Allan Line.
•A TOTAL eclipse of the sun will Oa-
eur 4.ugust 20, visible in this notion, I
however, only as a very small partial
eclipse. It will begin at 0:16 o'cloc]r
a,m„ and !net twenty-two minutes.
MARRIED.
DossaaN—MoNam,—On July 28th at the
residouoo of the bride's father, 14th
ern., Grey, by the Rev. D. 13.112oltao,
Mr. Peter Cuthbert Duncan, Chief of
Police Brandon, to Miss Jeesio MoNoil,
second doughtier of Mr. Lauohlm
McNeil.
BORN.
Cottl,ns.--In Sunshine on July 25th, the
wife of Mr. John Conary of a son.
MoCatexxit.—In Brussels, on July 24th,
the wife of Mr. W. H. McCracken of a
daughter.
BioIrAnneoN.—In Groy, on July 911i, the
wife of Mr. Neil Richardson of a son.
Russsrm.—In Morris, ou the 5th inst., the
wife of Mr. Jas. Russell, of a son,
COMING b'alliS.
Industrial, Toronto, Sept. (illi to 1811.
Provineia', Guelph, Sept. 90th to 25th.
Central, Hamilton, Sept. 2711110 Oct. let.
No:ttisru, Walkerton, Oct. 1,11, to 8th.
Last Hu roil, Brusdela, 0,31.5th & 0111.
South dere:, Seaforth, Sept.27tb & 251h.
11'a1'aee Union, Listuwel, Sept. Seth
01.
0let
Last \V. awitnosh, Belgrave, Oct. 1st.
west Huron, Godcrich, Sept. 21st & 221111.
Brussels Markets.
Connect sol tjaecrum.I Bratty Wash.
70
72
50
45
20
50
10
11
4 50
50
7 00
7
5 00
White Nap Wheal.... .... 72
Bed Winter 73
Spring Wheat 73
Barley
Oats .....
Peas
Butter, tube and rolls
Begs per dozen •
Flour per barrel
Potatoes now
Hay pet ton
Hideo perlb
Dressed Hogs
Sall per 151., wholesale ,:.. 00
Sheep skins, each 50
Wee l 17
50
30
51
11
00
00
00
8 00
73
5 50
80
1 00
20
THE PEOPLE'S CDLUAN.
T ADIES' HAND SATCHEL WAS
lost last week, on Main street Brussels.
The finger will be suitably rewarded by leav-
ing it at Tam Pon Publishing, House.
141011 SALE.—PARK LOT, CON -
lei ulog about 3 dares, with house, stable
well, and a emu Der of fruit trees (beariu) ou
the int, Por terms mid particulars apply to
A, a ON res, Cremate, 0241
OEOICE FARMS FOR SALE.—
VJAteweptendid ,i•nproved, fermis for sale
lu the towesuip of Grey, Morrie and 04o11,l-
toq, Apply to A U16LGAPT X,Oo Auctioneer
Brussels P 0. 15.00
I1RW.IORES,PUBLIC BUILD—
lugs, and Private Houses painted and
rluoorated in modern styles at reasonable
rates. Estimate given. Address—
B. 0LUCAS,
20.11 Goderieb.
IE1A1114. INGREYFOR SALE BE-
. Ing los 14. nn the 1011: 050,50a bninin0 100
notes ,sou sit port lot 11 on 11 can, an utw In lug
45 an r -e. I,01 it in partly otos red, ilia aOl-
anno welt timbered. A never failing °reek
crouse, til„ let acd .t well adoptal for !ono
lug or groo1ag. Lot 10 10 111090Y ulcered 110,5
ouJ,r gi.11.5 uaiti vaitoh, the balance wet 1!m-
berml WunD,IOK 11911. Will sell all together
ori n nuts 10 31111 the purchaser. b'o r to `tsar
pseti0.5 115 apply to the proprietor on 1110
ore'' a s. 'rule let l5 well drnine 1.
1f (4160. AVERY
JUDICIAL SALE IN THE
High Court of ,ustice, Queen's
Bench Division.
TORS VS. LO(hAN.
Pursuant to the judgment andd:el order for
gale made in this mute and bearing date re-
speatiyely the 17111 day of Deoembor,1886, and
the 22nd day.of July, 1886, there will be sold,
With the approbation of Sutherland Maloom-
son Esquire, ono of the Masters of the Supremo
Court of Judloaltnra for Ontario, at Goderieh,
at the American Hotel, In ilio Village of Brus-
sels, on the 10th day otAuguet, 1888, at the
hour of 'Twelve o'oloak, noon, the following
lands and promisov in ono parcel, namely;
Lob number twelve in tbo fourteenth conces-
sion of the Township of Groy, in the County of
Huron, oontnfuing 100 soros of land.
This property is eituated about 51 mhos from
the village of lirueaole and about 2 miles from
the Town Plot of Gray, In a good farming no-
tion of the oauutry.
About 85 soros of the said land is cleared and
fenced and about 70 aoresite° from ebumps and
fit for oultivatioo. Thera is also mooted a
frame 50.00 and frame house. There le also
an orchard in a fairly good condition. The
balance of the said lot 1e timbered with baso(,
maplo and hemlock.
The land is slightly rolling and of a hotVy
slay loam.
Timm or' San011 Ton per cont, down on bhe
day of eels to tbo Plaintiff's Solicitors, tbo
balance, without interest, to be paid into
Court within one month thereafter, when the
i 0051 sear will be entitled to a oonvoyanao.
Possession for the 101550se of plowing and
putting in fall wheat can be had immediately
after t(o Bale and full posseesicnot tbo whole
of saidproporty on bhe 15111 day of Ootobor
next.
The purchaser at thetime Of Halo will be re-
quired to sign an agreement for the oomple-
tion of hie purohame,
'Cho property will be put up subject to a re•
served bid.
In other res oots the conditions of ealo will
be the standing oondibiona, of gale of thie
court.
Further particulate may bo had from A.
Bunter peg„ Brussels, Messrs, Herr, Mnonon-
ald, Davidson et Paterson, aarrleter6, To route,
or from Mao Plaintiff's Solioibore.
Dated at Goderieb the 10th day of July, 1880.
S. MALOOMSO07,
/Meal Mentor atGOrlorlob,
GAlilsOw & 1'Iioi1DBOOT
5.2 Plalnblfr's Solicitors.
AUG, 6, 1886.
RANKING,
js'1. rTn ll & MoTAGGAR1',
11ANbbTiliE, 131117SS]ILSI,
Transact n Gei sural 13ankisig
I3nsiness.
NOW t•1 Rand 4(05,nntod,
Intoreytlllowal n'l ,110441t1r.,,.,'8'1t n
demsud,
Prnmot attonil'n, given to col Motions,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
i E. WADE, 13ARRISTEII, iso•
• Olnuo formerly nounplmd by A. J, Ms-
Coll, b: aq., w Lou Es's 41951, money to local
]3. DICKSON, (LATE WITH
Garrow it Proorlrow:, Goderloh) Solio-
Itor,Conveyancer, 5o. OnMoo, Brain's block,
Brussels. Money to loan.
A LEX HUNTER, CLERK OF
ti; the t'`nurti% Division Jourt Os. Huron,
OOn1'oynrrosr, Notary Public, Land, Loan and
Insert nom %geut. blonde lav esbod and to lona
Osllootions mode. 00100 h1 Graham's Block
Brussels.
MEDICAL CARDS,
A. MoNAUGHTON, 6f. D., 0.
ey 15, L, u, C, P. Edinburgh. Physician,
Surgeon and aenouubetlr, Moo, Airs. Shiol'e
Meek, 1'uruberry Street.
J . A HUTOIIINSON, ir,D,,
L.11. 0. P. Edinburgh,
Coroner far the Dosaty of Huron,
11eni,iaune,n u 1(1(18Aru et. Otlioa ab Har -
grooved' Drug Store.
DENTAL.
(y_L, BALL', L. D. S•, HONOR
•
�JtGraduate and Momper nr the noyill
College of Dental Snrgonus, Toronto, The
various ,ntastbabios given, also a tow Meal
anesthetic for Ilia sums only. All operations
pare fully performed and guaranteed. Prices
moderate, Pull sots obteeth from $5 to 025
0 nice ovat Powell's atore, Bourn 8 son. to 6 p,
BUSINESS CARDS.
Vi T H. MOORAOKEN, ISSUER
of \rarr(ngo [donees. 0)005 at lila
Grosory, Turuborry 50`506, 2.95
A MoNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR-
• rfvge Licensee, by ap,oiubmont of
Lieutenant -Governor, by
Commissioner, Se., Q.
B. Oouveyauctr and Agent biro insurance Co.
011ico at we tiroubroek Post 00100.
RJobert Cunningham,
INSURANCE AGENT,
Guelph, - Ontario.
iY1. O'CONNOR, FIRE, LIFE,
e, 0 Accident and Loan lasuranou Agout for
0omoor res I:e tend moat reitnble Uumpon-
leeiu tae Unrest, n ll, Oddas, Rriok T'arrnoo,
'1'urnborry S"o0t, n ear the 8151100, am
7 ISS LILLA. O'CONNOR
ixt Teacher of Muoio, Vocal add rostrum out -
on Organ, Piano, or Guitar. Harmony and
Thorough Base. Advanced pupils fitted for
Towelling. Terms on application, Bo1srenee
—Ladies of Loretto Academy, Guelph, Bosi-
deuoo—No. 0, Terrane, (south near station.
W. O'I3RIEN, V. S., IJONOR
Graduate of Outgrip Veterinary College,
hos resumed too prop Moe o(John Noll, V. S.,
and to prepared to treat an ,Ilsa,.a0e of domes-
ticated animals on acientille and ,t pprovod
principles. Treat:Mont of Elollonto foals a
specialty. Ullice at John No6b's, V. 9,
�i OLD RING LOST.—A PLAIN,
wide gold ring, with the initials IV, H. M.
engraved on the inside, was loot 1n Brussels
this week. A suitable reword will bopaid to
the person returning iv to Tan Pos's Publish-
ing Ha11 s0.
JUDIOIAL SALE OF A
Valuable Farm,
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS, BY
. TENDER.
YOUNG YS. PURVIS.
Pursuant to the judgment in tha above no-
tion of the Common Pleas Division of tbo
High Court of Justice ab Torenbe, dated th0
mud June, 1880, there will bo sold by Tender,
with the approbation of Sutherland Malcom -
son Esquire, a Local Master at Goderloh, of
the Supremo Court of Judioaturo for Ontario,
the following valuable laude namely1—Thenorth halt of Lot Number 10, in the 7111 Con-
cession of the Township of Morris, in the
County of Huron, containing 100 acres, more
010081.
About 80 acres for cultsoloaredand 80 frog from
stumps and 0t far cultivation. The sell is
part clay dfrIr mullionBandy loam. Tho land is
rolling and free from swamp. The unoloarod
part is tidily wooded, chiefly with maple and
booth, There aro upon Wieland a oomiortablo
framo dwelling hens e, a good frame barn about
80575, with 01505 foundation and stabling be-
neath, a1ergo shed about Sex00 and other nee -
05e141.31 nut-bulldlugs,
'Pilo farm. i0 conveniently ritnatod, Post
Officio within 21 miles and school 11 miles, and
good markets at the villages of Brussels and
U.lyth, distant 5 miles end 71 miles, reepootivo-
ly'1'he sale will bo by tender, condors ,aro to
be in writing mud and to be addreseed((tttoetago
prepaid) to, Sutherland Maloomeon 00equire,
Lomtl Master, Godorioli P.'0„ and' will be re -
calved up to
.Tuesday, A'uillt8t I001, 1886, next,
on which day they will be opened at the office
of the said Local Molitor in the Court House,
lm the Town of Goderloh at the hour of 1l
o'clock in the forenoon, )The highest tender
willnot necessarily be a000pt0d, unless a fair
price, in the opinion of the said Master le bid,
The person whose t ender is aocopted will bo
notinod of touch aaeoptanee by letter addressed
to him and delivered at the Godariah Post
0010e, and he will be zequired,within ono week
from the delivery of such letter at the eafd
Poet Oboe, to exeouto a contract to carry out
the purohaso and pay a deposit open the pur-
chase money of 10 por cont, to the Vendi'or'a
Sulioitore rind he shall pay the balance into
Court on or before the 10th of September next,
without interest, when bo will bo entitled to
a oonveya110a and posometlsn,
Di other respects the usual conditions of
sale of the High Court of Justioo shall bo art.
plioablo,
Tho 01610 i0 periost,
Por further partioulare n ply to Mosg00,
Cameron, 11014 ft; Camoron Solicitors, «ode -
rich, E. 30, `wade, llsrl„ SSolicitor,. Brussels,
David Purvis Dec1, on the Premieos, and to ilio
VDated Benetton,
1880.
,..,.,. Local ifastor, at Godortoh,
CUBAN/NV ex ritet1DPOOT,
Mitt Vendor's Solicitore,