Worcester daily spy., 1872-07-04

adjoining together with the Lot on which said buildings
1871. The main building 100 ~ feet stories high
feet posts; second floor u feet third floor il feet The
Attic is high and well lighted, and is the entire building
and is suitable for any lind Of manufacturing buness
oheteF asing poreror not The coal Sheds are 10 feet
long In different bins, 80 feet wide with ~ feet
dump a enclosed by doors roof slated, building well
painted. and viii hold 1000 Tons Of Coal Side Track
There is easy access 10 the rear OF the buildings
Lots Nos. 2, and T. are adjoining, and contain from
to acreeaeh, with store House and Small Buildings.
Also, large amount o Personal Property, consisting
OF TWO Horses large number and variety of Carriages,
Wagons, Seighs Harnesses, Robes &c; ST5 Bags, one
received from the manufactures. Also, one set OF
Fairbanks standard Scales, weigh $500 pOnnds;- =
niture. Fixtures and Tools. Nearly sl OF the above
proper Is new and of extra quality Also his entire
Grain. Meal, Feed and Coal,
The sale will commence with the Personal Property
Terms easy. $500 will be required to be paid by the
purchaser of Lot No. upon the being struck or
This valuable property Is located in Une OF the most
thriving towns IN the state already u railroad centre
possessing the very best relghtng ctles and large
amount o. nnde,yeSped water P"wer making il one OF
featuring business Besides the railroads centerng
at this place there halt others In course
of construction or contemplated.
The property offered for sale Is located In the centre Of
the village OF WinchendOn, the junction Depot and
is one OF tie most desirable busness losaOns In the
town For further particulars address the subscriber
Mass.
q. w. BOWKER.
Winchendon Mass, Juue IS. d6t B2
A UCTION IN THOMPSON, CT.-On
"A TUESDAY, July 9th, 1874 at Y. NJ. on the prem
ises of the late Joseph T0urtellOte New Boston
Village on the Southbrdge division Is. H. Il Erie H. r..
surrounded by the smart growing places OF Webster
Dudley, SOuthbridge, Mass GrOsYenOrdae and Putnam
Ct. where real estate Is sure to rise. "A big Item one
large Mansion House of Is rooms; Barns, &o &c
About l65 acIes well divided land deep, rich soil
warm early and light on the banks of the Qulnebaug
river, beautiful southern slope; delightful summer
Tesdenc0 has long been called OF the In
New England; 81 800 worth of hay last seABOn;
be successfully cultivated stock milk vege
table farm Two large QuarTes OF Granite, easily
worked near railroad included; growing crops sold
with farm II desired Terms 81 900 cash. balance on
receipt Of deed
Also, ?5 acres splendid Pasture Land, miles north
east OF Farm.
jyl d6t J. n. ToURTELLoTTE, Ex'r
A DMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
IN ESTATE AT AUCrlON.-BY license of Probate
Court will be sold ut Public Auction the premises
July 9th. 1874 at O'Clock A. the Lot Vi Nnd and
Buildings thereon situated the west side Spring
belonging to the estate Of John j. BrOsnhan deceased
said premises tu be sold subject the widows lite es
tate therein and mortgage OF about $3.50 and the sewer
assessment thereon
Terms cash. CArHAklNE BROLNIHAN,l
ELLEN MCGILLICUDDY, ) Au'n AS
Worcester, July /, 1872. dJy4,6S9 jy4H