The Brussels Post, 1885-5-1, Page 88
THE BRUSSELS POST
MAY 1, 1885,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, the position( of operator et Kincaboon rdine
SOUTHERN EXTENSION, W. G. & B. R
Trait, leaves ,'wx'lok Statiel, north and
south 1)i fellows
Voting Borth, (:ulna, !Muth,
114h17.15 con.. Mixd ... P.10 am.
lrspu+as -mn....) 1pan.
Mixed . 1xtr 1
pmt.
rho morningmin south an -1 the night train
north will ouly run on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
olid liatutdaye.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
A chi,! :amour 1 Lakin' n.,tca
Aa' fu h hull 11,09 it.
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I1uigLt, of Ilulleti, mother ofllrs. containing illi 1nte9E despatches tars eau- ;
MAY. ' Tu.,. Shaw, of Iiruseel1, passed to her corning the battle with the rebels ha 1
A Bot•:, of Wingham, was i1) town reward, lit the advanced ego of SS the Northwest. j
in Moeda)'. year,;, The faueral tools place on Gltonot; l3AEEE:t hes 1a Black Span
Tuts Sclu"•1 11 ilni will meet thi.+ \lunday, the interment being made at i9h hen that is at great layer. Ile
;Friday) even Ci1ut.,u, Mr, Shaw and Miss Shaw showed ata one e;g that Measured 01J
I:r1G$ are lata plen'ifnl mid ,,lily - attended. inches and 'Haiti she was in the habit
10 cults a dozen. ' Tint u rehnu(H will ill tall probabtl- ! of doing such allege.
TIE one we 1 advt, brougtlt Ilio ity follow ant the custom of past ! Lie Connell took a tour around
far topped ictal ,love. s•asou; and close their places of I town last Wednesday forcuoun -and
TRE fence around the park has nn-
dergotte needed roptaire.
13 tifa•
le. 1'nitx has been kept busy lately ; tine week looking after the fire engine •
taking intsido views. Daring the busul0ss.
past Week he has taken the Garfield Tim daily pap r9 )are eagerly caught
' ;louse, Il, 1)elluls' and Mra. Longa. after these days and the chief topic+ of
Mueeete.---The tatteut1011 Of our ouuversatiou is the Northwest rebel.
readers is called to tlla card of \Tisa lion,
O'Connor wbo hies t'1keu up her z•esi- 1 `file river has gut down to Ito 1191991 1
deuce in Brussels anal bears th( r0- I size et this semen of the year and
entatiuu of being thoroughly acquaint- i the "flood” is probably over for tills
ed with the theory and practice of season,
mnshb. '111119 PosT treated many of its read- '
Diem.—Last Saturday Mrs. Mc- : ere to It supplement lust Saturday
dip„t, is home on a visit. J. D. Boxes>la It say 1 Not aco
1 h
SCOTT AoT.
(01,1) elittorl cliff button faun 1. Ask at
Central hotel,
9'rn9W hate,
SRR legal advt. of tnortgat( 1 sale 1)0
this issue.
lhu you road the new adv!, of tho
f.}arfiehl lloa80
1319t:seems 0(119'1 of 1L01'1810I1 id (hs
od for Tneoduy, May 'ellth, at 8 o'
Cloak,
ALL 001 hotel men will keep their
houses open under the Scott Ave fir n
trial et loas6.
Tile week Alf. end t n.u•li, To,vu
returned to \Viioipse t1 e r-, 'hey sill
spend the sululaer.
Arcr]oN SAI.Y..-("apt. Stratton has re-
ceived instructions to sell by Pubic Auction,
at Grant's block, BruaseLa e1) 13aturday,
May, eth, at2 o'ulocir, holsolt,hlfnrniture,
COnsixttng of carpets, mats, fancy work,
bureaus, what -not with toys, bmistuarls,
sowing machine, "WLItl Rico" sink
crockery, soap kettle, quantity of Mumu
made soap and other articles pertaining to
llnu9ohold goods. Lonna cash. Capt. Strut.
ton, anat., \Vm. 1Cuechtcl, prop.
RI•:v, D. C. C1.1re so' will preach at br,stuoss at 7 ran, during the summer took a look over the uccesattry repairs
11' inghaul next Senility. mouths, It willie8 it very pleasant to eilowalks and crossings, new pl000s
•91'.sr received a large glliahtity of Dutch for the clerks and there is just Its to be built, ditches to be opened out,
Sett unions at Geo, Maker's. . much busiuess .?sae, as people melee alae.
House bills printed neatly, and expe- ' their purchases , ;.elie.r.- A. WEBSTER, manager of the 13rns-
littntlHly at THE P009 Publishing : HYMENEAL. --Last Tuesday Ee. eels flex mill, informed us that holies
House. Town and flies Josephine Crawford given out 1610 bushels more seed this
Show on Tuesday. We have a rep- ' were united in tho holy bonds of wed- year tltau list year, 11 the crop
resentatiou of lire 4 seasons i 1 the leek, Robe Bruce and Miss Martha 3'ields 9s well 11s last season a large
space of 11. day tins spring. 0999010911 aetod es groomsman and quantity of flax will bo handled.
VEST Sabuntit Rev. J. L. Kerr will I bridesmaid, Mr. and Mrs. Town Wno will snake a move toward the
preaeli the quarterly meeting sermon' t 0k the noon train on \Vedneeday for celebration of the Queen's Birthday.
at the Methodist church, Listowel. the east, May their joys bo many. Thera is no reason why the pepole of
SouALE'a is the Spot to buy wall paper. IT 1:1 11111t0 currently reported that
JOHN l\SULHOLLAND, who has been ! the G. T. R. inteud taking the in Ira-
attending Albert College, Belleville, fes and night train off oar lino alto.
during the past session is home for gether and leave us with two trains a
his vacation. , day each way. If it is true it is it
Wier. HOC_tIITE, who several timesmean contemptible way of treating the
took charge of Brueaels station as re j public and breaking faith with the
lieving agent and who was lately lip- ; municipalities. So much for a mono -
pointed agent at 'lllsonburg, has re- i poly. Henfryn will be made a flag
signed and gone to the States, ' station only.
MRB. Wet. Rnaen'rEL and her two QUEEN'S HOTEL.---St8ett0n Bros,
daughters Fiume, and Tillie, intend inteud taking possessiou of Macao's
leaving Brussels for Kansas shortly. to day (Friday) and are thoroughly
They will be followed by Mr. linech- refitting the house with new inrnit-
te1 and Miss Iinecbtei next fall, urs, etc. Win. Stratton is !oho home
SEE advt. of excursion line of steam- this week from the Lake Superior
ere from Detroit to Mackinac and c"untry and will invest his means in
'Cleveland in this issue. The trip is the business. The boys count on
as pleasant a Cue as ;toy person cantll running 0 first -Class house in every ter subscriptions for this year. This
desire and takes in a lot of magnifi- pttrtiouiar and bespeak the patronage added to the amount previously re -
tient scenery. of the travelling public. ported gives us $155.50. The nese-
Nese 'Wednesday evening the first Cniosar.—Last Wednesday evening I est Brussels branch ever eamo to this
atuouut before was $103, which was
oolleoted 2 years age.
LAST Sunday evening Rev. D. C
Clappison preached a very interesting
discourse from the text "Let us hear
the conclusion of the whole Matter,
fear God and honor the King, for
this is the whole duty of man." The
Northwest rebellion and (110 intro-
duction of the SOott Act were dwelt
up at some length.
IT lvould be well for flumes and
municipal officers to :Jake a note of
the tact that a recent order-in•oouuoil
imposes a fine of $200 for removing
an infected sheep from any farm -yard
end building, unless by the authority
of the Minister of Agriculture. Dis-
eased sheep must be slaughtered by
the corporation, and the owner com-
pensated.
this locality should not enjoy n day's
sport here instead of going to sur-
rounding towns on that day.
We hada etre evidence of spriug
last Monday when two hard looking
"pelicans" paraded the street and
played several ales on a fiageolette
and the bagpipes. They were travel-
ling toward the setting sun and car-
rying their bedding with them.
CALICO BALL.—The invitations for
the Annual Calico Ball are out. This
year it will he held on Friday, Mity
22nd. Au efiloient committee has
the Management and they anticipate
a very pleasant time. The Listowel
quadrille band will supply the I1111.8i0.
DURING the past weep we received
$1.50 to be added to our Bible Socio -
meeting of the Brussels Scott Aet ris• the annual mooting of the Brussels
sociatiou will b1) held at Melville cricket club was held. A. Webster,
church, commencing at8o'clock. As vice president, occupied the chair.
they are union meetings a large turn- The llniuutes were read and 0/105601
:!tit is expected. and the financial report given, which
Now is the time to secure bargains, only showed n small balance in hand. The
two months more. S. B. Smale.
following officers were elected :-E.
A. COMPLIMENTARY clipper wee ten- E. Wade, president ; Geo. A. Powell,
tiered Thos. Edwards and J. 1lahony vice -pros. ; J. Hargreaves, sae.•trea.;
on Thursday evening of this week, at A Veal, A. Webster, H. Dennis and
the Central hotel. They leave for theI G. Elliot, corn. of management ; E.
east before long having finished their E. Wade, H.
Dennis aucl Juo. R.
work in this locality. Grant, the canvassing committee.
PRINTING PAYS.—C. H. Fuller, late Practice nights were fixed for Ilion -
editor of the Amherstburg Herald, re- day,Wednesday and Friday. The
signed that position and resumed I mbership feo was placed at 50 cts,
teaching. Alvmston and Brigden are Challenges for matches were reported
Dew without to piper entirely, as the but no games will be played until the
doors of the printing office were (los- club has some practice.
ed last week andtwo publishers go on FOOT BALL.—Last Saturday the
a trip to get other employment. pas, Brussels foot ball club went to Galt
pouting pays—Perhaps. mad played a match with the club of
Srnloe-TI)IE nes emu; -Aad with it the
time to get ready for gardening, by clearing thatfriendly nod
away rubbish and preparing beds for veg. enjoyabletown. Lifter a very game, lasting several hours,
etables and flowers. The most important the result stood 8 to 1 in flavor of Galt.
thing is to get good seeds, that can be as. , Oar boyo held their cwn until towards
oared only by ordering them from reliable I the close of the thatch and then the
dealers. Robert Evans ct Co., Hamilton,
have a reputation extending over thirty 11 ant of practice WAS evidenced as n
years, a reputatiou they cannot afford to uuulber of them were badly fagged
saorilic by sending MN inferior goods: Their I nut, Of course Galt won the moult
seeds are grown for them under special con- and our boys have to mics a back sent
tract, and are sure to give satisfaction. Y,
Seeds sent by nail, express or freight. If but 11I1ow'iog the Brussels club the
you baso not their catalogue, send fur a same praetioe its the Galt boys have
copy. had, the tables can be turned, Owing
Tneente-W e have been favored 1 to the Snow lying so long in the park
with some very prompt responses to ! it was impossible to get the necessary
the subeeriptiou accounts sent out
last week. We look for this from all
who lire behind, as a business like
ours cannot be rant without nn occa-
sional dollar to pay paper, ink, type,
presses, rent, wages, insurance, &e.
We can't put off time we owe with
090mleea.
TRY S. B. Smale for 911919) wall paper.
UNDER an amendment to the mini -
:lipid law passed in the last session of
the Ontario Legislature, powers are
given to the llunlcipalitiee to ]told
their meetings for the liOminatlutle of
the municipal officers and the subse•
gnent meetings of their councils, whole
ever best suits the public COaveinence,
even though that place lie within a auto minister Grant road the fisted
neigboring municipality. report of the year and made a short
Tort can obtain tbo Daily Papers from Cr,
A. Madman. The latest news for only lc.
tieAr,Tu 13v1.Aw,--Inspector Hicks
is in hie rounds warning the reef -
lucking. Our boys speak very highly
of the way they were entertained and
hope to have an opportunity of return-
ing the favor at some future day.
PROROGUEn.—Brussels Mook• Pan
liament held its last session for this
season last week. A. Good, leader of
the Opposition, defended the Sonata
i1) a vigorous speech and was replied
to by Finance Minister Dickson in an
effective manner. Premier Drowe
then moved the third reading of the
bill, A. Good moved in amend-
ment that the bill receive a eh
months' hoist. The amendmeut onr-
ried by a majority of h atnid loud ap-
plause from the Opposition. Ex -Fin -
speech. On motion the money nn
hand was ordered to be handed to the
Treasurer of the I3ru880ls Mecbauios'
institute, hearty votes of thanks
!lents of Brussels to clean up their were tendered the Speaker, John
yards, buildings and premises. While Shaw, anal the Clerk, A. Strealsm,
some who do not understand the law,
may object to being told to have 11
general renovation the law is very ex-
plicit and anyone refusing to comply
with the requirements of the law can
S0011 be brought to time. Tho in•
for the able manner in which they
heal performed their duties dining the
session. 'Pilose gentlemen replied in
suitable speeches. • The Il n n was
then prorogued until the 1s,. \Ve,lnes-
any in Novenibee. The meetings of
speetor will make a second visit after this AusOiiation ltdcu Leen of it very
sufficient tine lues been allowed for interesting character and )116\11 1)01))
the Tomov:tl of 11uisauces, etc. productive of good.
Oue town has gained considerable
notoriety for Millinery this season and t
and it has caused quite a ripple of ex-
eitemeut among the fair sex who
Laving been through all the openings,
many of them several times, have
5lv0u their verdict in fever of A. R.
Smith, who say he has the high-toned t
Millinery this season. hiss Lack
certainly has exquisite taste in trim
!Hing. His stool[ ie by far the finest
and best in town, a
Sr', JOHN'S CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT e
—Wo inadvertently omitted to
meet= W. B. Dickson's name in
the report of the entertainment given
by the Ladies' Aid, of the above men
tioved church, He recited, with
splendid effect, "The Battle of Flod-
den field." W. B. does not need to
take a back Beat with any of the tra-
velling elocutionists and with Mrs.
,Iitrley's wax figures to support him
lie would draw crowded hoase8. They
won't likely start out this 50118019,
however.
BORN•
\VAT0ON.--Ill Soafertll, on tllol:lth lilt., Oa
wife of ilir, D. 'Watson, dentist, of a
daughter,
BANKINC,
LJ1 c1NTOS11 ,L 11o'PAGGAItT,
BANKERS BRUSSELS
T19ANSAC'T A (1LN1:1tAL BANKINU
.1U-11Niise.
Nubile nf lined llssounted.
teWrest tilu9e,luu .l0pw,l94 repayable o1,
&Wined.
l'ro(u t.Lttennongi re 1. to collections. 8.1.
licuiAt AND CJNVEYANCING.
ff tlb'J9'Ai1D liLL10 1'. LAW
h..iron6'e Illuez, ,)rus.,,ae. )today
to !nail.
41 - 11. 1VAUiU 13A1tlt1SPEli, &c.
0,11.0 f,r,asrly , to t5(ed 0y A. d. Aro
Ow1,tieq.,"1 Louaiu's i>luuk. Alone) tolo11,1,
t1T 11. 1)LUIi11UN,
V • (tato with 1.trrutvS:l'raa,ltoot,(lode-
rlclt) tioneitur, 11Uil\,)'aneer, ,Co, Ulase In
tiruut'0 1110Jk,,>rioteel8. Money to Loom.
1 LEX. I1U21'I'L1t, OLEltli 0k'
-.CY. the O'uurlb 1/m oder, Court Co, limon ,
Enure/auger,Votary Put lie, L sud,Loau 1,u4
IUanraUiU Ago n 1, Vends toy cared and to 1100,1.
Jolleetloua 111 ad, uaico, liruharn'e Block,
MARRIED. Brussel
I(ICHARDHsN—BngtAnusoN.--.In (trey, 01) •30- ..�_... ......
. 111 ult., by Rev. John Roos, B. A. air. MEDICAL CARDS.
John K. Richardson, of Se,tfmth to
11liss l9uphonlia Richardson, of Grey. 4 A. , IU N A U llll l O Y U D•, o.
Tows—OnAwronb.—Lt Bruseuls, at the res- ei • .,1., L, ., ..:., , 1,.1aJ1, 1. 1 uysioinu,
idence of the bride'sfather, by Itev. W. eu'd•u:).,u,t.stU U0ltaur, 011100 audrusidunuu
T.Oluff,on28thtilt.,air.Ed. Town, colt)01(089)11 mutiniedbyGr. 1',d.,bions,
to Miss Josephine Crawford, all of '",ran 1)l urndgu, a cueaulx,
Brussels.
AEUL'ION SALES.
FRIDAY, MAY ls'i'.—Farnl Stook, imple-
ments, Ste., Lot 111, Con. 6, Grey, commenc-
ing at 1 o'clock. Wm. Barker, proprietor.
Capt. Strstten, auctioneer.
@3n tna.�a+I nuitn•Y9;et.
Ooitnec'rsn CArotEM,LY Bran: WEER.
\WhiteP9111Vhent.... .... O3 95
Red \Viuter
Spring Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
Butter, tubs and rolls
Eggs par dozen,.
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay par ton
Hides per lb
Dressed flogs
Salt por bbl., wholesale .
Sheep skins, each
Wool
OJ 92
111 U3
60 00
s; 80
00 00
18 0(1
10 U;
4 Oe 4 60
30 515
12 00 00
5 5
86
50
18
S
i) 75
8:)
1 00
110
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN
qsU ANTED, 131. 1ST OF MAY, A
'1 nurse girl tocome during the day. Ap,
ply to- MRS. 1:.13. WADI!„
-WARM FOR SALE.—TelreT'VAL-
uable farm, being composed n f the north
ha 1 o1 lots 'o, 29 d, 30, con, 9, aro rria. 900 acroe,
Termsoaey. Apply on the premises.
B. FRALIOE
VA.11i1 TO RENT.—LOT 12, OON.
7, Gray, will he routed for four or Aye
years. Phare arc 91 aerosol fall wheat sown
and fall plowing done, R,1sosetoa given at
anytime. JOHN ZIIoINTOSH.
0098
BULL FOR SIIRVIOJI.—T[iI
u0d0r01gue d will keep during the present
season, on south hill of lot 20, son, e, Morris, n
h
Thorougbred Durham 13,111, with registered
Pedigree, Perms•=51.00 nor core, payable at
and otsoaeou. A. E. ROBERTSON,
87 Proprietor.
OUSE ce LOT FOR SALE, ON
Queen Strout. There is also a shop on
he Lot that could be utilized for a stable.
Will bo sold o1) reasonable terms. Apply to
n, 13A1)11N'diM1a
1Alt11 FOR SALE.—BEING N 1
otlot 28, con. 0, Morris, lying within 2
miles of Brussels, 87 a0rei are cleared ani
m50919 ender grecs, ltnte 100 hardwood bush.
Good buildhlgs,10051.0, Craberd, ,S'9''011.11Y3121".
. I or ggar-
ioulareaIlulyto 0)70. FOIISTTE.
N.R.—Albs d ats6-alas3 yoke of oeen for
sale.
9011 0. b',
LleoTunie,-011 Thursday evening
of last week Rev, D. Rogan, of Allen
Craig, re -produced Dr. Talmage'e
lecture on "Iugers"llism," iu rho
Methodist church, The lecture, like
all of the lectures of the Brooklyn or-
ator, wag grand and Ili', Rogers
gives it torbatim, without reference
to notes or anything else. Not only
this but he has ineetered, to a very
otroig degree, Talmage's tone of
Yukio, gesture, &e. so that it person
ORM almost imagine he is sitting under
the mind of the eelebratecTDr's. voice.
A hearty vote of thanks was tendered
the lecturer. The andionoe was not
large but all who stayed away missed
a trent. Many of rho people of this
locality are educated too ."high up"
to appreoiato good lectures, at least
we judge e0, for a full house at a lec-
ture, whore thorn is an admission fee,
is a rarity,
GGS 11'011 HATCHING.
J BROWN and WHI'913LEGHORN.
Idly stook hat been bred from the very bust
tritons in On undo and my 1>eueh)Vo been care.
Mrtulty 1)a 10,1, covtalning novo but )trot -Mase
s, Ogee weil-paokod asci troch; will be
00119 b v express t0 pantos desiring 1)11811) from
n dlstauoe. Affair hateh guarantood. Address
40 81. J. R. et0IT0, Drueoole.
BEES FOR SALE.
Tia subscriber has 29 colonies of Pure Ital-
ian, and first allies Bees taslthe an Qu Dos ona worn roared by
the bolt broadaxe In the United Status, They
1)105 wintered well, aro in prima condition and
will bo Rohl on reasonable terms.
98.4 W. 11,113TRY, Brnaeele
r3C enders: V stnteel.
'Vendors will be received by the under•
signed, until the 8th day of May, for paint.
ing the outside of School House No. e.
Grey, same colour as at present, two Boats
No. 1 paint. JAS. CUTEILL, sec. -area.
4.2.2 Cranbrook, P. 0,
i t ENTRAL HOUSE, BRUSSELS,—As"2Ea
'1"1 the 1st of May,1895, (Ilia Popular Nemo
will be ran on 17nrety Teinperenoe Principles
oouformihlq s6r1ot1 y with the totter of
Tito Canada Totnporanee hot. Firet•011tss of
lineal Mauufaet0res and Boat Brands of 1m•
porter! (Mears will be kept nn hand, as wolf as
all kinds of tomperanoo noverages. Patron-
age solicited, es ever ltoeommodatlan w111 be
retod reasonably,Consis6Ont with thotimes,
H. L. JACKSON,
Prate
)cal Watchmaker and 1ewe11er,
Satisfaotion atfaranteea in all
Repairing.
-•-SH)13 AT --
IV, J. JACKSON'S '2TOIt it 111r1165EL14.
Y A..LLUIOIIINSOE, 111. D.
cJ •1,. 81.0.1". EdLllnrrgh.
hiaoruwuvod to file residence ea 11111 atree 1,
rho 110080 f0rwurlyuceapenl by Dr. Uraham,
and ,rill J! ,,0,•a al 411.1.3 .95 ,1,11940(11/333 OL
nwe0 at J. ,CgCO.L'ai' JrUg etOre,
DENTAL.
L. J3ALL, L. 1). 8., Li(NUlt
k..A • ,#ra,luuto and ,dau)our of tea lfoyu
College of Mental- 9ufgeena�t reroute. 1)1108
1n Strutuera d1Uooe, Vlo,t0 willfteeld 04100 o0
Wednesday, 130x11,000101093111138 taken
040roti ile. 1{e ars 8eon. to Llbw,
HJTEL ,CARDS.
;i 111E1110AM HOTEL, BR,US-
ti SI:LS,it,unig c Ombol.proprlo tors , large
aUUJwlr0,le0nt0awp1U 900111x, Special atten.
0150 so Ueutluoroiuluud other Prevellers. The
harts always supplied with the 00oicest
braude of Liquors and Cigars. nn attentive
lnostloraitvaye on hand.
U.IEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS.
-This well known ho tel was never in bet-
telsunning Order thee tproson t,ae tbenew
proprietor use tuorougl,ly refitted the house
1.,s Marie supplied with the choicest liquors
and nlgars, lornts $1 per day. Good Eample
Boma or Commercial moo. 13. W. TITOR
Proprietor'
BUSINESS CARDS.
MISS O'CONNOR, TEACHER
of Thorough Bass. Vooal, and Instru-
mental Music on Clauo, Organ and Guitar,
Reference -Ladies of Loratte, Guelph.
•11.9 m. Brussels, Unt.
McOItAOJiEN,
Issuer Marriage Licensee, (Moo at his groe
cry,1-rnbotry, street, 10.22
TOMN NOTT, VETERINARY
C Surgeon,Graduute of Ontario VS terivary
College Toronto. ltesideneo, thelionse lately
°congaed by,llra.J, Parker A1a10slreet,l3ru, -
gel s.
1lINAl1L,ISSUE It Ob' 11All•
Lleutenan1.Governor, Comn>lenioner appointment
13.(louteyauo0r and Agert Fire Insurance Cm
OMRoe at EeOranbrook Post°Moo,
ROBT. CUNNINGHAM,
Insurance Agent,
GUELPH, ONTARIO.
MORTGAGE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,
in the Township of Turnber7y, and
Vellage of Wroxeter, both in
the County of Iluron.
PURSUANT TO POWER OF
side contained in a eOrtan Mortgage,
whioh will be produced c+6 the (luta of 8a10,
and in paynne'.t of whioh walla has boon
mode, ttaro will be offered for gale, by nubile
atotloo, at the 00300 Ot:rTe,s 1101'99), In the
Vhlldg, of Wroxot,r, on Wednesday, the two„•
Hatt. day of 8.!a n. D, 1995, at the hour of
twelve, noon, iii two partials, the follow( ng
valuable freehold. properties 1 -1st parcel -The
north parts of leas numbers Oity-otght, flity-
nine and sixty, le the first 0ouces0fon of the
tewusbhuof Zuruberry,inthe County oI Huron,
cen;6nlulug by ttdmeaourernant ono hundred
and ton tiaras of laud, more or less, Ind parsol
-being composed of twa aer08, as laid out on
farm lot number twenty-olgqht, in concession
or dnoloafo05Of
,A,”
aron,and township
aybo ebo31101—
1ouuled on the north by the lino between Tote
twenty-seven and twenty.ol9h.t. et. •the oast by
the west aide of Carroll street in the village of
Wroxotor, on the south by !lain street, and
on the hoot by two none, owned by John
Sanderson,
aloaranee la si teaiiodo n the Mein grovel road
botweeu Brittle els and Wroxeter, vary 001)000.
lent to markets and schools, There aro 1)o
buildings on theta. Parcel No. 2 is situated
co nlLs or llrdtWmlltaresdIIwell for salOr
other mannfaeturing business, or ac a market
garden, 1'
onld0y of solo balance in thirtytdiys wi down
intere89. For primal No. 2, one third of per.
chase money down on day of slap balance inthirty dogs without interest. Tinea loot, have
a mortgage of 5700 to too Canadian Permanent
Loan es Serfage do. which pnrohaeor will aa.
00010 c+0 put of Jurlhase money,
U0ndittoua 10111 be Made known on day of
sale.
rot further
13, tici11 WrxerJunte°,irueeoleohe
Au etlo neer ,or
V. S. SCOTT, 19,1,1,WADE
89.3 AUOtlonoar, Velctor's Solloitor,