HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-04-08, Page 3FASHION*NOTES, VOIR il-ADIES,
"Cigar" is the atm shade of brown..
New carpets aro in Chinese patterns,
The porcupine is the newest braid 'in
All the Italian braids- are in creep
yellow straw,
The ileamle lis i he favorite..design
in the Havens,
The 'tine new cashmere can be moich-
ed hi the Auterhato
The shooting-jut:et will be a favor-
ite style for spring suits
Beatea gold is used extensively in
bracelets and %vetch eases,:
Dinner cards iu the...81164)e of the
obelisk are among the.novetties.
Trimmings of Oriental pearls are
used on satin.
' New walkieg-boots' for. ladies are
square -toed, with br,nal, Mkt .11(108.
Sprieg violets and. o bite oxalis blos-
souts are iti gr, it rkinianit,
One of the new colors lis Called bish-
op's violet. It a deep ;shade of blue,.
Black kid glovss. are laced • on the
Lack with gold cord for dress occasions.
Plain wide scarfs, of mull muslin are.
.worn in the merishig, tied tichu.fasition.
A gilt dragon fly is placed: on the
knot of flowers worn. 011 the • )eft
110111(1er.
A new lace is called point d'Auriliac.
'ft is a heavy silk lace with .sealloped
edges.
Many of the I1andsonwt visiting
cards have hantl-paintitig, Or ivory, or
satin tiles.
Black gloves are no longer worn. in
the evening,except with an entirely
black toilet. • •
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Pure linen bunting with many Tows
of hem -stitching is imported for ‘. win,
dow curtains.
Black silk skirts are worrt with jack-
ets of Persian materials, la which :gold
is much mixed: • • , •
Bonnet
crowns of copper -Colored
plush- are made very •athietive by.airther..
beaded appliques. . • • •
Satin ,boWs, with Silver or.bang
on the ends, are wortt • .with• shoulder-
.
knots With party dresses: . •
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EnthF9ic411,....4*11)99kstifsking..
highest styles of. decora,tive art are now
applied to table:litien. •
• Plumes of the lophiopliOnv and
golden pheasant will be .eXtensivelY, •
used in millinery .this spring. -
The Charmetuat" necklace i ,cOM,'
poSed of a fringe: forateil by gold orsil-
ver balls graduated in •size.
Party. mitts are of .Ftench, Cliantily.
and Spanish• laee, and • .are worked in
delicate colors up the backs: . • • • •
Dai ti ty • I itt apronslOr,iloti,id. Wear,
are made of • satin in, :black or pale
shades, hand painted hi .Wreaths and
spray S.
Chatelaines of gold or silver,. With
multiplicity,. of breloques; are, again:
worn by both • French atid
ladies. •
,Jeratan porcelain lamps ,have be,
come a part ibf - 'household ..furnishilig,'
and supplement. thehigh:. eliandeliers •
cltariningly. • •
Slioulder ,capes are .on ..the increase.
A late costume had no less than five'
capes in graduated onc.abaye the:
other.
. Steel buttons, with.glitorinceentres
of bronze, emerald green,-sappliire'bluit•
• or garhet, are very, elegankand.fashion-:
able.
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A FARMER'S ,PAUCt1iT1311 I5-..1017pPET, TUI
—ARIMST op REA 1111.0THElt,' •
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. Owen Sound, March ease of.
abortion, committed in the' td'weship of
Keppel, has just come to light. A
youngwoman named.' Mary,' King,
daughter of John King, farmer, of the
township.of Koppel', died suddenly not
long since. Coraner Cameron, :of this
own, was In:allied:Of the 'death, to.
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gether with the allegation that it *Wt•s
surrounded by suspicious eireumstanceP.
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i)rs. Bernhart and Wigle IlpId 0.41.081-'
mortent examination on the body, and
iestilied that the docoased Came" to her
• death by hemorrhage? caused, by abor-
t ion. At the inquest which -was
mediately held, it was discovered that
her brother, James 4ing, had procured.
medicine nt Wiarton some months
• previous, and after the administration'
f the medicine the deceased wad seized
with fits, from' which she recovered;
and was apparently in her usual health,
when she took a fit of vomiting, after
whieli 811< shortly died. ' A bottle ton -
tailing oil of cedar was found' on the
premises. Tlie jury returned a verdict
• thht the deceased Mary :King died,
from the qffocts of medicine takei to
procure an abortion; administered by
her own hand—and that her brother,
.1 Ames King, NV 0.8 guilty, of cotnisellinf„t
811 ai1i,1 the abortion by immuring
the medicine. .A warrant,. bas been
i.zaati .V.4 las arrest.
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II II MEI 1 I 11
TO THE PUBLIC.
91.11Inde
undersigned begs s announcet' to the people of
canton and stiromultnerowashipa that ho la
PrOIIA LIXan !ttndo of
framing and 'Repairing
• AT REASONABI,E RATES,
inovtag notildings SpeciallitY.
W, E, Graham,
eutcroti.
• •
•.•.01int.ou ilarb.je Works,
HURON STREET, •CLIRTON,
w 11. C'OOPER,
litatnifitettner et and 1:dr 1. ull 11111. of It
Marble. & Graalte for Cemetery it
• Work, at figorea;th 110. moult:talon. !,
AlsO Agent ,tor
A.unricim, SroNo pin-
; poses ILIRI eirnwt,,T ;Wm*, must
he sen to be Itmitteeiiitoil,—All. work
warranted, to give sationetion, . ,t
PATRONIZE ',HOME I Grand
CLEARING
Clearing Sale 6
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Class Setts ftom.
00.
Celery Glance. wialsj'
4 N $.1.00.
Fruit Awls, with
Cave,.
Frenelt, gurelca, .' • , :rpm
Ilertta, eoMPaet
01w • 0 ild o
ihdivultl'• ..e. ''....$.1A,,,,
rI2
Butter 1)1
4%(1)
(ditut. .i't,,,,3, . .,
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CalAlatet .apic0.as.v" ti.. -4 05 ,4%.
ri
Goblet
I'amIger8, - 04•• 125 $400
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to elearOut the • C.-'"44 • •
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LAMPr. .
LAMPS*:,.
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complete, lame. ir•-v
• size d,ie. eac/, .1-:
A Fuji Assort. "P
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111i1S, af.C. t :,'''"'"' . .- . . •
Ctir irsi! Land ne
a. Mix ...Um*. . .• • .
c rel, 6pleMz La. ..
AND
$":FT3.• S QTU
FOR
S. MORLEY'S
CHEAP TORE,.
(t 4,csou's Block.)
Greet Inducements in
Splendid Solt4 from 00.0
Upwards..
UC Uflfl
RECORD.
13oats and Sh.o6s,
. , AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
Come ono, on all 1 atl occurs
IT IS
BARGAINSi
S. MORLEY.
A Household fiord !
$1.25 a Year, in Advance, —
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AND IS
,
ALL PRINTElkjij HOIVIE.
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51. ;01.-VVM
THS. TLEW
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.10 •+• •
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T. Co• 1,4 F'S
GROCERY
Has become a Household Word as the:
REST id CHEAPEST place fm. •
Groceries, • r.
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•• .Fced,
. •Cropkery,
• -• Glasswartf
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.A:SPECIALTY,IN •
forr "
as paid ggs.. iArai Pro,.
• duce taken. in,eirchange. ' •
THOS. COOPBB, •
11 )0urner" Albert and Rattenbitr;V: Ots;; ;
CULNITo.N
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ONE OF TE BE$T:411)[ERTISINO'...filEDIBIVIS'RI 1IIE 000NTY
Large Cireplati.pn,
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Desires to iniorm 1, patrons and friends ,that he h,
GO TO TIM
- Low Rates'
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Ovor Lawmice & .Gr4opy's
Furniture
N610111110 will be tiliktgett to promptly attend. to,
orders le play he favored with,.
04
LYTH
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_These Works are- now in full opera.
tion, and the undersigned pre enabled
o' --any grade, of • • • :
Balt of Finest Quality for Sale.
NE
• • The, neceSsitV.of :Salt for
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AORICULT.EHLAL liURPOSES
TH now so fully. established that every
farmer will neglect. his own interest
who fails .to.use about le
iv' tons atniu
Or This Trade will, receive Our best: •
attention.•
Cordwood, in Stave Dolts and
Da'sswood, delivered at the Works, for
which Cash will ba. paid.
Ray, Young 86.$parlinl
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FOR YOUR
TYPE, G
AND
REASON
BLE PRICES.
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Great,
ALE
,
e.
S.TOVE PIPES, dc,
Reiaced Prices
FOR
• E 1V1 NTH.
bfowm the time to secure
• •
In order to reduce' our stook and mole roora"
for eXher. goods, We have decided to
Bell at front
10 to 16 Per Gellt. Less
Than Usual Prices,
Rzki..Tr.
FOR ONE MONTH Ow Y
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Tiaraware,
Axes, •
CrOSS61.11, Sf.1,1I;R;
- Lamps, &e.,
• VERY, LOW. -T-.1
.'W.Best 2.1ro. 2 Coal (Siker Star.
• brand)5 cents :per 4,pirial
Pon). -Imperial -Gallons .•
'mut Can far $1.50, . '
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HARLANBD
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Sign of the•Padlock, Erick Block,
Editor and Praprietari. ALI3ERT tTi — CLINTON*