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THE BRUSSELS PAST OCT. 1, 1886.
HONEY !
There are at least three grades
of Honey on the market. Tho
Best is the WRITE CLo«31. and
Linnz. The Worst is that known
as Spring Honey, which is dark in
color and strong in flavor, The
other grade is that obtained by not
keening these separate. Now, a
colony of bees will consume over
50. lbs. of honey in a year, know-
ing this we so inanage our boos as
to make them use the third class
and we then have the VERY nun to
give to our enamors. This is
why we can sell you the Best for
the same price you will pay for
the mixed.
G. A. Deadman,
Dropgist, Bookseller d' Apiarist.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENTION, W G & 3. R.
Truiva leave Brussels Station, north and
outh, as fo110ws:-
00lug South, Going, N Orli'.
'Omit 715 a m. Mixed 10:"Gn m
Express 11:450.20 Mail 0.40 p.m,
Mixed 8:50p.m Express 0.55 p.m,
The morning train south and the night train
north will only run on Tuesdays, •i'hurndays,
and Saturdays.
.gyral (4i Cit) t.cniz.
A ehiel's amens ye talon' notes
An' faith he'll Arent it.
OCTOBER.
MRs. Tiros. DUNPORD jr. is visiting
in Toronto.
BUILDING Hardware in largo var-
iety at Grant & Go's.
MELVILLE Church received 14 new
members last Sabbath.
STAINED glass in all colors, always
on band, at Grant & Go's.
Mara yourself useful by handing
in the local items of news.
GRANT & Co. are showing a full line
of cross cut saws, all makes.
A. Hien, moulder, has removed to
Dundas where be has a steady job.
A LARGE consignment of chopping
axes just to hand, at Grant & Co s.
BOILED and raw oil and paints in
all varieties, very low. Grant & Co.
GET your dodgers and your display
cards ready early for the Fall Show.
Several new horses has been added
to the stock of drivers at T. O'Neil's
livery stable.
EaTRA value in Fruit Jars and pickling
vinegars at Thomson's,
A NUMBER of Brusselites are attend-
ing the Western Fair this week at
London.
BUILDERS will find it to their ad-
vantage to inspect our stock.
GRANT & CO.
D. MCGILLICUDDY and wife, Of
Goderich, were in town for a few days
visiting friends.
ORDER your grapes.
Prices very low.
An= Goon.
THE usual evening service in Knox
church was withdrawn last Sabbath
on account of communion service in
Melville church.
MRs. ALEXANDER is not behind the
times in millinery and fancy goods.
Her advt. this week should be scan-
ned by the ladies.
G. L. BALL, L. D. S„ will be at his office,
Brussels, on Thursday.
MIe9E6 MAGGIE AND?LIZZIE DICKSON,
and A. hi. Kay, of Goderiob, were in
Brussels attending the wedding of W.
B. Dickson, on Tuesday of this week.
SEE the announcement of G. A.
Powell. He is making every arrange-
ment for the comfort and pleasure
of persons attending his millinery
opening.
GEORGE MILLER and family con-
template moving to Sault Ste Marie
this fall. Itir, Miller has purchased
some property there. We wish him
prosperity.
To those requiring aids to vision, Be
sure in asking for Laurance's speoieoles--
that yon get B. LAnm1ANCE's—as there are
imitations in the market, and see that
exory pair ie stamped B. L„ without which
none are genuine. Do not be deceived by
any similiarity in 111e name.
W. H McORAcium took 17 prizes
lit the Seaforth Fall Show and 40 at
Wingham. Mc. bas 6 mangles that
weigh 180 pounds. He's a "'cherry
picker from the top limb" on the
Fall Show business. a
THE base ball match with the Blue -
vale club hae fallen through as the
backer would not come to time. A
good many people think it was • more
"blow" than anything else. Our
boys were ready, primed and loaded
and quits willing to prove which was
the better club.
THE rod boot hung out by A. Good
4t his Boot & Shoe store etmre is no
baby affair. It is 18 feet high, with
a leg 5 • feet long and a foot 10 feet
from heel to toe. The iron in con.
neelion with it weighed 118 pounds.
It would slut some of the Wingham
girls feet nicely,
Avosjoio sales are booming.
Cocroe1L mooting 011 Monday even-
Ing,
ItIos, O'NEii, was visiting at Ayr
this week,
SILVERWARE in large vatioty at
Grant &
BEAD G. A. Dendman's honey
advt.
APPLE parers in the latest pat-
terns at Grant & CO's.
EAST IIunoa Fall Show on Tuesday
and Wednesday of next weak.
TRY Tun BoST for the balance of
the year for 25 Dents in advance,
WE haven large stock of fine glass,
both single and double. Grant & Co,
Tim now advt. of J. Hargreaves &
Co. may be read in this lame, Read
it,
Oow chains, cheaper than over bo -
fore offered 111 Brussels, at Grant &
Co's.
WANTED immediately two apprentices to
learn Fancy Work, Iloods, Caps, Jackets,
fin. Apply to Mrs. kirk.
Tun residence of Mrs. Donald Soott
has been muol> improved by a coat
of paint.
THE top price paid every time for
all kinds of grain on the Brussels
market.
Tura Army services have been with-
drawn since Monday evening owing
to the Capt. being away at the jubilee
in Toronto.
CARPENTER'S Plane found, south of Brus-
sels. The owner can have the same by
proving property and paying for this advt,
by applying at TRE POST Publishing House,
TEMPERANCE Convention for East
Huron and public meeting in Bras -
Bele Town Hall on the 18th inst. See
posters.
S. OSTRANDER, the new boot & shoe
man, is offering special discounts on
his goods on Fair days and to pur.
chasers buyiug largely. See his now
advt. this week.
A SPLENDID stock of letterheads,
noteheads, billheads, statements,
envelopes, &o. to hand. at THE Posr
Publishing House. Business men
should give us a call.
COMPLAINT has been made about
the sidewalk being left open and
piles of stone lying in the way of
pedestrians where the new building
in being erected on Turnberry street.
Mug. Wu. REVELL, of Toronto, as-
sisted the choir of the Methodist
church last Sunday evening and con-
tributed two solos, "He wipes the
tears from every eye," and "The
three calls," in a manner not soon to
be forgotten by the congregation.
Tan fall assizes for this county
will be opened at Goderich, on M
day, Oct. 4th, by Justice O'Connor.
The oriminsl calendar embraces one
charge of rape, two of arson, one
each of larceny, embezzlement and
perjury, and the ballot box case from
'November, 1884.
LAST Friday evening a horse at-
taehed to a buggy, and tied to a post
near Geo. Thomson's, was frightened
by the big drum of the Army and
breaking loose started to run away
but after running over a tie post in
front of B. Gerry's and damaging the
buggy, was stopped. Is it not about
time this drumming was stopped on
the street ?
PRocLaarerxoE.—The City Carriage
Works offers one wheel -barrow to the first
person who solves the following problem
Two men, named John and James, had each
a daughter. John married James' daugh-
ter and James married John's daughter,
what relation would their ohildrou bo to
each other? Mr. Walker in thanking the
public for the past liberal patronage begs to
announce that he has lately taken into the
business Thos. S. Humphries, who has had
a thorough praotioal experience in the man -
Wanton) of all kinds of carriages, and that
the new fires is in a position to turn out
work second to none in tjle county. Sm
Jong A. MAcoorbian and 1JDwARD BLARE may
disagree on constitutional government, but
all must admit that the City Carriage
Works is the best place to buy Cutters,
Sleighs and Carriages of ovary, dieeription.
Repairing done neatly and quickly.
301IEa Wor,nln. Tuos, S. BuozPnnIEa.
Been BALL.—Last Tuesday the
junior base ball club wont to Blyth
and played a match with the club
of that place. At the close of the
game the score stood Brussels 18,
Blyth 4. The Brunie club was
made up of J. McBain, 'atelier; Goo.
Halliday, pitcher ; F. Stratton, 1st
base ; D. Wilson, 2nd baso ; R,
Thompson, 8rd base ; T. Ross, short
stop ; J. Ferguson, right field; E.
Gerry, left field ; J. Crawford, centre
field.
Now that Brussels Ands it im-
possible to get any outside club to
give them anything like a match at
cricket attention ie turning to the
indoor games. Curling, is the street
topic among friends of the bosom
and etane. Brussels does not in-
tend' playing a losing game this
year and arrangements are being
made to join the Royal Caledonian
Curling Association and have a dash
at the Gihbone and other medals.
There is the material for a good club
in town and we want our curlers to
give a good account of themselves
the coming season. Organize,
SE1tvnNT wanted, Seo People's
Column.
SEE advts, mars for sale, bones,
and cellar to rent,
Mas. FLYNN, of Ilespeler, is visit.
lag at K. McKenzie's.
WM, WluroN has been very ill
with inflammation of the bowels,
GEORGE FULTON bas been laid up
this week with paralysis of ells side
of his face.
THIS fall and winter George Love
intends taking up auctionoering and
with that intent has applied for a
lioenee,
A Ntmcnrsl of intoresting matters
aro crowded out this week to make
room for the South Huron Fall Show
prize list.
MRs. E. McKENzuc had the mis-
fortune of spilling a boiler of scald•
ing water on her feet burning them
quite seriously.
A neat street limp has been put
up by W. H. McCracken, ROSS
Brae., D. A. Smale and Wm. Blae-
hill. It would boa good thing if a
few more of our residents followed
suit.
li11s.,LoNo's black hearse has just
come from the paint shop, after be-
ing in the painter's hands from
July 181h. It received 80 coats of
paint and now looks ns good as new.
Wm, Smith did the work in Ms usual
artistic style.
BEV. DR. KANE and Geo. H. Smith,
delegates of the Irish Loyal Patri-
otic Union, will address a mass
meeting of the people of Eluron in
Clinton on Thursday Oct. 7111, at
1:80 p.m. Arrangements have boon
made for single fare return tickets
on all railroads to and from Oliuton.
A big turn -out is expected.
WIo is responsible 'for the loss
and inconvenience 000asioned by the
contractor of the bridge not coming
to time? Evidently eomsons has
blundered, whether the Co, Council,
Co. Engineer or the contractor we
cannot say. It is a shame to leave
a village in the position Brussels
has been placed by this bridge
bnildingm uddlo. •
A GRAND art embroidery exhibition is
being given here Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday of this week by the New Home
Sewing Machine Co. in Grant's block. The
exhibition comprises many handsome
portieres, curtains, lambrequins, table
scarfs, banners, &e., all artistically em-
broidered in the raised ariasene, tinsel and
wools. Lessons will be given free every
forenoon and the store will be kept open
day and evening au that all may avail
themselves of this opportunity of seeing
this;large collection of work, free of charge.
All are invited. Yours respectfully,
Thous WATSON,
General Agent.
Tars week G. L. Ball's goods were
removed to Seaforth, Mr. Ball has
been a useful member of society
here, espeoially in church. Sunday
school and'temperanae work and the
Seaforth people should give him and
hie good lady a hearty welcome.
Mr.. Ball is a good dentist, both in
theory and practice, and we wish
him suecees. Mrs. Sherriff and
Charlie will also go to Seaforth.
A number of ladies while trading
in a Belleville store left a parasol in
111e hands of a child who accompan-
ied them. It was token from the'
child by some unknown person and
has not been recovered.
The medals for the members of
Steole's Scouts have arrived at Ed-
monton and have been distributed.
The name of each man has been en.
gravedon the rim of his medal at Gen.
Strange's expense.
$3russels School Uoard.
A special meeting of this Board was call-
ed on Monday evening, Sept. 27111, by Mrs.
Smith, Dr. Hutohineon and H. Dennis, for
the purpose of deciding whether the next
election for Trustees shall be by ballot or
an open vote.
Members all present.
E.17. Wade and F. S. Scott protested
against this meeting of said Board, there
being no authority for palling the same,
therefore illegal, and Mr. Wade &alined to
ant as chairman at this meeting.
Moved by Dr. Hutchinson, seconded by
H. Dennis that Thos. Fletcher take the
chair,—Carried.
It was movod by airs. Smith, seconded
by Dr. Hutchinson that the nomination
and oleotion of Public School Trustees for
the village of Brussels, shall hereafter be
hold at the eame time and plaoo and by the
same returning officer or offsets and con-
duotod in the Same manner as the Muni-
cipal nominations and elections and that
notice of which shall be given by the Sea -
rotary of tho School Board to the Clerk of
the Municipality on or before the drat day
of October, 1886.
An aninated discussion, ensued, in whiob
the members of the Board spoke their
minds freely, after which the yeas and
nays were taken with the following result;
—Yeas—Mrs. Smith, Dr. Hutchinson, T.
Fletcher and H. Dennis. Nays—H. B.
Wade and F. S. 80011.
Tho Board then adjourned,
DIED,
TunvEl,—In Morris, on Sept, 24111, Sana
Turvoy, aged 58 years, 11 menthe and
5 days,
Tunv1Y,.—In Morris, on Sopt. 24th, Ann
Turvey, aged 22 years, 7 months and
28 days,
Woo0nunti.—In Grey, on Sept. 20111, Thom-
as Woodburn, aged 67 years, and 10
months,
MARRIED.
lfuonns-•-li.EradtairON.-•-•On Sept. 10111, at
the Methodist parsonage, Blyth, by
Ror, Wm. Mills, Mr. Joon M. IIugbee
to Miss Mary Alioe, second daughter
of 313r, ittatt'1ew Bollington, all of
Morris,
Dlnaso2•—Conl0005,—On Sept. 28111, at the
residence of the bride's mother, by
Rov. S. Jones, ltfr. William B. Dick-
son to Mise Jennie oldest daughter of
BANKING.
l� 'ofNTUSII & 11IuTAGGART,
BAN1C11RS, • -1- BRUSSELS,
Transact a General Brcnlaing
Business,
the late John Oormaol<, all of Brussels. Notes to )laud Minh/anted,
L1t0r04talb) W Won dep., iti r,;,:yabla
demand,
('OiI1NU FAIRS. Prompt attention given to uollontluna,
Northern, Walkerton, Oct, btli to 8111.
East Huron, Bruosela, Out. 0th ,L 0111,
Morris, Blyth, oat. 7111 b 811,,
E3.iLC ;holm 11L14yte. --T
FRmAv, Omm, BTX,—Farm stook, Imple-
ments, &o, on lot 22, con. 5, Grey. Sale to
commence at 1 o'clock p,m. John Oughton,
prop., Capt. Stratton, acct.
TuunsnAr, OoT, I4rn.—Farm stock and
Implements, on lot 11, con. 10, Gray. Sale
0511lmen000 at 12 o'clock. Henry Wilbee,
prop„ Alex. Delgatty, and.
MONDAY, Oc'r.11Tn.—Farm stook, ilmple-
monts, &o., lot 7, con. 2, Grey. Sale to
(sommelier) at 10 o'elook. Wm. 1Vhito,
prop., Capt. Stratton, aunt.
TUESDAY, 0or,12Tu.—Farm stook, Imple-
ment, 4ro., lot 26, eon, 8, Morris. Salo to
commence at 1 o'oldek,'Sharp. Wm• John-
ston, proprietor,
MONDAY, OCT. lgT1t.—Farm, farm stook,
implements, &e., lots 30 and 31, con. 9,
Grey. Salo commences at 1 p. m., sharp.
J. IC Baker, prop Capt. Stratton, aunt,
Brussels Markets.
OossoCT12D GARE2VLLZ EVERY WEEN.
White F.11 Wheat...... 71 78
Bed Winter 72 72
Spring Wheat 45 58
Barley 27 28
Pets
Peas 50 81
Butter, tubs and rolls 13. 00
Eggs per dozen...... 14 00
Flour per barrel 4 50 00
Potatoes new 8 300 00
6 40
Hay per ton
Hides per 5 07 5 50
Dressed. Hogs
Salt per bbl., wholesale 60 60 1 0
Sheep 17 20
Wool '
THE- PEO PLE'S COLUMN.
THREE GOOD PURE BRED
Leicester nam lambs for sale. App ly to
J. N. I0NE00TLL,
11-2'r nruoeola.
GENERAL SERVANT WANT-
ED ,o,t
ANT•ED,at ones. Apply at
1 GRANT & 00'S. Hardware Store,
-12 1ORnsSR Ls ss old. DIIDpRIVoNG MARE
, GRAHAM,
10.2• 13rusaolel
HOUSE TO LET.—FRESHLY
papered and kalsomined. Nioe quiet
neighborhood, well fenced, with Dollar. It ant
low to good tenant. 0. R. GRANT.
XOELLENT CELLAR TO LET,
very obean , suitable for fruit, butter, or
oheeep, Prost proof d.
aGttand well
Postman-ter.
C;30IOE FARMS FOR SALE.—
Afew551000id,Improvlv00.0 Brand or osl
SALE.—
in the township of Groy,
lop. Apply to A DELGATTY,Oo A11081011050
BruseelsP 0.
T OUTS HERE.—A FIRST•CLASS
20 h 100 sore farm for solo, noir Rr 100515, also
bean fat pretty f, s semis clrfylug mares,woll-
brod,urd pretty fast, and ono general purpose
mare. Apply to IIRCAgLot d eoDE2N Grey,
11-4
STRAYED ON THE PREMISES
of the undersigned, Lot O, Oen.s, Grey, a
two 1s requested toar old o prove propertyin , pap cowner
hargee,
and take him away. 1LIJAH JAC RLIN,
11.4 Jamostown P. 0.
'WARM TO RENT.—TELE SUB -
L soribor will rent his farm, lot 12, con. 7,
Grey township, fora term of five years. The
farm ie lo good order and the reaso t for root•
ing it is .bo proprietor intends giving up farm-
ing. 70r full particulars apply to
Jam MCINTOSH,
Proprietor,
11.10 Brussels P.O.
Til OR BALE.—A GOOD PROPER-
". Tr in the Village of Brnesols, There is a
good barn, 40 x130 foot, nest pottage house with
good Dollar, hard and soft water and every-
thing convenient. rho land is 1,511 under -
drained with tile. There aro about 100 black
ourrau1 bushes, ono dozen and a -half blank
raspberry,two dozen red, one dozen,goose-
berry, pinty of strawberry planta, and one
dozen apple, plum, and cherry trees, The
fruit is the beet that money can buy and in
full bearing order, except apple, cherry and
plum trees, 1110 host of neighbors,
Apply to D.F SAIN, Brussels.
12.4
Votevm, 3Littsi Court.
N01100 00 h eroby given that a Court will be
hold, pursuant to 'The Voters' Lists Act," by
Ooiltt 00 tile Oatmt ity of Huron, at thea County
TOWN HALL, MORRIS, ON
TUESDAY, October 5th, 1886,
at 10 o'olook a.m., to hoar and determine the
several 0om1t011010t0 of amore and omissions on
the Voters' List of the kiuniclpality of. Morris
for 1sg0.
A JI p000ons having business at the 001208 are
required to attend at the said time and plain.
Dated this 21st day of September, 1550.
WM, OLAB31, Mork.
OR SALE. --TWO FARMS ---
.1. Lot 14, ontho 0th eon., and lot 15, on the
7th eon„ of M000lO,00ntafuiag 100 acres onoh,
about 00 some oloarod, frog from stumps on
one farm and about 00 acres cleared on the
other. The cleared land is in a good state of
cultivation and well folioed Good frame barn
and etabloe,bran. Thera hou0o on Ono, and on 1ho
other alog house and log is a
good bear ng 01011004 on lot 14. A noVer.fail-
fug apring emelt rime through both plaeo0.
Tho sail is first-olags, chore 15 no bettor fermis m
alto township. Those plaoos aro admirably
adapted for grain growing or grazing, and
within five Milos: of the flourishing town of
6rr0ancoeisutleaan
laat011, t anbtbought ou
artily tenon, Apply on the preening Or address
the propriotol',$unshino 00.0.
GEO, VALE,
0-tf. Proprietor,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
t E. WADE, BARRISTER, &o.
. 00180 tormorly noottplod by 2. J. Me-
0011,1'lsq., u1 LOoldo'a 111000. inane, to lona
�T B. DICKSON, (LATE WITH
Y V a (Jarrow ,t Promlf000, Ooderioh) 5o110-
Itor,Con4oyan0or, &o. ORloe, Grant's 1710011,
Brussels. Money to loan, •
A LEX HUNTER, CLERK OF
5110 Fourth Oivleloo Court Co, Ituron,
Convoyaneor, Notary Public, Land, Loan and
Insurance Agont. Funds Invested and to loan
Collootious oracle, O0loo in Gr01010'5 Block
Brussels.
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D. C.
er • M. L. R. 0, 1, Nettiburgh, Phyeiolan,
Surgeon and A000uehonr. Office, Dora. shies
block, 'p or:Merry Street.
'A HUTO[IINSON,
L. R. 0. P. Ldi1bttrryh,
Coroner for the 0onnty of Huron.
'Maiden oo, on Mi11 Street. O1110a at Har-
greaves' Drug Store. ,.
M. F. GALE, M. D., 0. M.
Member of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontario ,by examination,
Office and Rcsidonoe—Main St. inset, Ethel,
Ontario. 0
DENTAL
GL. BALL, L.3). S. HONOR
. 'Graduate modDlooebor of Royal 001.
lege of Dentistry, Toronto, visite nrussols
Moo on Thursday of every week. 13. B. Mor-
ioa, assistant, attends 011300 remainder of the
week. All operations carefully polforuled and
euarantood. Tho various aua7ethetios, local
and general, used. Prices ma iterate.
Ofl>oo,—Over G. A. Powoll's a toxo,
13 1V TI1T.
W. J. roar, L. D. S., Graduate; of To.
Tonto School of Dentistry. All opera.
'Mous guaranteed. Oaks -0 n dy's Blook,
Seaforth.
P. S.—Will he at the Queen's hotel,
Promote, every Monday for the prsatioo
of his profession.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. MaORAOKEN, ISSUER
1 I
• of Marriage Lioousoe. 01500 at his
Groosry,Tur,eborry street, 2-25
AMoNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR -
. rugs Licenses, by appointment of
Lloubenaul-Governer, Commisaionor, &0., Q.
B. Conveyancer and Agent Fire Ius canoe 00,
Moe at ono Crauhrook Post Mao.
T •
M. O'CONNOR, FIRE, LIFE,
eJ - Accident and Loan Insurance Agent for
some of the best au d most reliable Dampen.
les to the Dominion, O15oo, Brick Terraeo, •
Turnberry Stoat, uoar the station. 5m
T'a/fISS LILLA O'CONNOR,
Ili Teacher of Alonie, Vooal add Inetrumo0t-
al on Organ, Plano, or Guitar. Harmony and
Thorough Saes. Advanced pupilslltbod for
Teaching. Terms on appllontion. 1101000005
—Ladies of Loretto Academy, Guelph. Rog-
donee—II o. 2, Terrace, (south near station.
l W. O'BRIEN, V. S., 130NOR
L
• Grade oto of Ontario Ve torivary College,
hos resumed tam Arae lice o(John Nott, V. S.'
and to prepared Lo treat all diseases of domos-
ticete,lannals cat soientifl0 au,1 approve d
princiep cialty. 0 Uooaat John No N.
V tS fools 'a
Robert Cunningham,
INSURANCE AGENT,
Guelph, - Ontario.
FARM FOR SALE.—THE UN -
1' dorsignod wl0bos to dispose of bis ex.
oollant 155 aero' farm, lot 4, eon. 9, Gni.
Thorn &TO 140 oozes clear of games and under
orOp, 00 00000 00 !fall wheat in. 1,000 reds of
straight fo'eoo. Thom is a nrat•olase dwarfing
house, largo bank barn, 00 x00 foot, archers,
and all other necessaries. Possession would
bo given next spring in tiwo for the Pu rohaser
to put in his crap, Tho farm is only 2 miles
fr001 Br0000ls.
11-11 01301200' 01100005.
1\/fOli'rGAt-lE 4orB 07!
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF GR EY, IN THE
COUNTYOF HURON.
Under the powers of aide .contained in a
oertoin Mortgage to the Vendors, w11io1 will
bopredueed at the time of sale, and in pay.
moat of which default hae boon made, there
win be sold by Public Auotion at the Amer -
loan Hotel n the Village of Brussels, to the
County of 11uron, on
TVeflraeselfry, Gula of Oetobel) 1880.
at 1 o'olook p. m„the following valuable pro-
perty :—boing composed et lot a lumbar 01 and
02 in too diih sono nasioof the said towuohipp
of Gray, oonboiuiuy tilt)gether 'taro llunilton
acres, more Or lose, niers aro said to bo on
lot No. Ol o good baro, a log house and an
orchard,
Taman AND OONDITroN0 or SALE.—The rour-
chasermust at 4110 time of Bale pay 000.10nt11
of his petrohnso money to the Vendors, their
Solicitors or Agents, and eninoionb within
thirty days thereat tor, with intermit at 01 per
cont., to roduoo the balance of 00:011000
money to 02,500, Which amount shall remain
on Mortgage to the Vendors for ave years,
with interest ab of per Dont. nor annum. Tito
Mortgage to contain a covenant for Inetiranee
in the North British and Meroantilo Iueuranoo
Compauytotho fall tnsurablo value of the
buildings. .
Tho V011d000 will not bo hodud to foment
for,produoo or 0110w or prove the contents of
any Deeds or ovldaawee of title not in their
p0e00eaioa Or lurniall oopf00 of Ike same.
Tho pur0ha000 must investigate oho title et
Salo will be made kn 'vn at the Co oltions of Salto
or on application to the undersigned, at TO.
tanto. ,1 to tido under-
signed further80 rtGanirT apply Y
sittuod 0 to .T. R. G.uANw at Brussels.
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Vendors Solioh010.
Toronto, Boot 'sud,i0s0.