The Press., 1888-09-06
E. MAITLAND PRESTON, AUcTToNEER. | A WYANEENN ET1Rsnnakn09ss &n1R 0f

F.WAYLAND PRESTON, AUoTIONEER: A UCTION! -s Trustees Sale of "A 1la@ HEtcBksD PrOpertys
 will sell at Public Auction on Saturday, Sept. Sth, 1888, at OForocO Hall, stafford Springs. commencing at 10 o'clock , all the real and personal property psOngng to the estate 0I k S Ask1 n to ws ane % $5OOO cOnseting of the block north side of Main Street n the Borough, opposite the passenger depot Street. This property b now renting for SIS month.
 Two cottages and the double house on Hicks Street, subject to mOrtgage0f &16O0 Renting for $SO month.
 Two very desirable building lots on Hicks, Fisk and
 piece of land. 46 feet front, on West Street. ad- joining land ot orrin Converse.
 piece of land n Staffordvllle, bought of the Saw ings Bank of Holland, containing 10 acres, adjoining ! the highway epposits Ja1nes Ferry's house.
 piece of land ihStaffordville, botight of Samuel Rockwell and Betsey Adams, containing S6 acres. ad joining lands of Alvin Tyler, James Ferry, and Raw
 A tract of land in the eastern part of Stafford. con- tanin about Is acres lying on the west eide of the highway leading from E Brooks mih to the Staff ford Springs and Union road.
 named tract, and bounded north and west by the Stafford Springs and Union road.
 al Bank; near the two last named tracts, bounding east onls1d of Frank orcHtt, end west on land cf
 tract in Eastern Stafford of about96 acres bought lof +. A. Rierson, known the Jirlf lot, bounding
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 A tract known as fine Ruby farm, containing about l69 acres, deeded from GeoEgeS. Adams.
 each other containing about s5 acres known as the Ninton Hill and Abel lOts or perhaps the Bolton lot
 piece W Tying @ near the .Wiiiimantic river, formerly beiopging to the estate of Jeremiah Page about 20
 About 3 acres in Stafford Springs. upon the river road, bought of E1 1Cady and E H. Hyde,jr.
 Attract ofaAd in Union, near the Stafford line ad. Ss6;;ng laaa l4a q Amass wore ana con
 "A tract in the north par. .of Wilmington, known as the Mountain lot about 16 acres, formerly owned by X ptecs n Wilmington callels the a6eut 20 Sy M " Fs1 Foss snd ss oM Main of aahn s Gross in apiece of fand in T6Iiand Of about acres, adjoining land of Daniel Grover and Marcia
 tract of about 50 acres in Holland bounded north on highway, east and south on land of J. S. Wech, and others, bought of Charles B. Hicks.
 tract of ahoutl5 acres nTolland nearC. U Brooks tract in Ellington on the east shore of Souare Pond called Rn1y Park, bought of John Fletcher and divided into 1T lots, two of which are sold.
 claim of $6O0 ayainst the assigned estate of Hub bard and Farmer of HaftfOrd. .= '=1 28 shares of stafford SprIngs Cemetery stock
 The equity in $274O:of Minneapolis mortgages ,pedg- l.. The equity in as1O0o bond of the Palsika Water on to note
 S1OO0 of the stock of the Palatka water works, | A nice second hand carriage newly repaired, now in W. A: Gomns' Fhops This carriage is well worth $10O.
 People are invited to examine this property before the sale and then come to Oronoco Hall and give us 9 bid. No such chance for bargains has ever been offered to the public in this vicinity the property must be sold and the estate settled Most of the land outside the village covered with young and vigor- Sold first commencing promptly at 10 o'clock Terms cash for the personal property, and on the real estate ten per cent cash at time of sale and the balance on or before Sept. 25, when deeds will be delivered. Remember the day, Saturday, Sept. Sfh. = P-2 = -.-a--e J. H. REED, Trustee.
 Stafford spfngs, Aug. 29th, 1888, 2w