Great Bargains.
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FKSHE subscriber having made arrangements -A for leaving this part of the country early in September next, offers for sale his valuable situation in the pleasant and healthy ViiLage of Sharon, Conn, south of the Episcopal Church. cOnsstingOf

 ED acres 0f excellent LAND, suitable for meadow or tillage, a large, conve- nient. and pleasantly situated House and Out houses, a never failing stream of water cross ing the premises near the barn, never failing well of excellent water by the house. an ele- gant garden, and fruit yard filled with large selection of the choicest and most valuable fruit. For further particulars inquire of the subscriber on the premises, who will give an indisputable title to the same. One half the purchaseemoney will be required when the possession is gisen, on the 18th of Sept. next.

 1.-the premises are not sold by the first Mon- dag of September nert. they will then be expo sed to sale at Public Auction, together with variety of Household Furniture, Farming Utensls, SSc. Szc.

 The subscriber will sell his entire stock of GOODS, consisting of a general assortment of Dry Goods, Dry Groceries,

 Cr0ckery, HGrdsoare,

 Boots and Shoes, together with great vari- ety of Domestic Wares, such as are usually kept in country variety siore-all of which will be sold very low.

 The subscriber takes this opportunity to tender his grateful acknowledgements to his customers for past favors. soiicits coniinu- ance of the same while he remains in town. and will sell of his stock of Goods for cash at COST. and fop prodace or approved credit tir. usually cheap.

 AlIpersons having any due bills on the store of the subscriber, or any other demands what. ever, are requested so present them before the first day Of September aforesaid; and all per | suns indebted, or having open accounts, are earnestly requested to adjust them by that time, as he is anxious to settle his accounts himself. and will be under the necessity of leaving all unsettled ones behind in the hands OfsOme other person.

 HENRY READ. Sharon, July 10, 1888 2m5