HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-04-29, Page 5THE BIG PUSH
RJND STTOOMSS 1
The People Coming Down,
Handsomely.
The Triumphant Show of New
L Goods at HODGINS' startles
the whole conimunity with Its
Extent, Its Elegance, Its At-
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tractmeness,
QUANTITY, QUALITY, BEAUTY
VALUE, --Unsurpassed.
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The Boom in the Trade some days last week was grand, and still they come..
A bonanza in the Print Trade—fast colors at 8, cents..
French Cambrics, Sateens, Madder Prints, Sage Prints, Light Ground
Prints. The variety is truly bewildering
Black All -Wool French Cashmeres, in some Twenty Makes and. Qualities..
Fringes, in black and colored; also Girdles to match.
A Bargain in Black and Colored Silks--Aonest, Pore, ALL SILK, and
WARRANTED.
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aelebrIted Sewing Gottonsy
The New Thread, best made --÷-TRY IT. Afl to be -bad at the
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THE REST IN THE MARKET,
Wholesale and Retail.
bur Sin& Don't fajl to SeeTherm.
R. Ak.RA CEY;
. Ite0.1.114 gordwora.blorclutot Canton..
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• Raving bought the hilliatcl tableslately owned. by
Mr.:Rattenbury, I would respectfully intimate that 1
have opened -a Arst-class biltiard parlor in
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Vic ona oc
Over thos. Jackson's Clothing
Store,
where you Will find everything convenient for.a
Quiet Game of Billiards.
• kwill Oleo keep on hand achoice collection 'of
'Remember the . Place,
Main entrance of Victoria Block, over
Jaekson's Clothing Store.
WM.
Clinton, April 28; 1881.
MR. .H. BEACOM
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Wishes to inforin the inhabitants of Clin-
ton and vicinity thatt he is prepared to do
all kinds of •
Shoe Making 4 Repairing
On the Shortest possible notice, and on
THE,mogr REASONABLE TERMS..
New leather and first-class works.-
.071/E HIS' A CALL.
Pince of Business--Monnteastle's
Ohl Stand,.
Clinton, Apra% 29th, 1881. •
TENDERS
.-1)(7-11,r, be received by the uridersigned ftirl alb ok'
. VV action of a hotel in the village of 1301grave, up
Ito 12 o'cleck, noon, AD •
trh.alDtlyckty of May, 788
'1Plans and speeilcatierwmay he seen until Weddesday,.
May 4th, at the.residdece of the undersigned in Olin,
Oh, and afterlitat date at Scandrett's Hotel, in the
:village of Eleigramer,. All information mph°. obtained
from Mr. John Scandrett, Belgrave, or from the un.
.dersigned: The contract will be given old at Belgrave
kunthe 10th day of,4May next. The loWeet, or any
tender not necessarily accepted,
HENRY.MORLEY...
cuutee,,,toclusst...
GoderIch.
Charles Melton, (the dead nigger)
who was redorted dead this spring, is
back to town and looks well and
hearty. Re intends migrating to Clin-
ton this week.
About two o'clock on Sunday morn-
ing last, a fire occurred gin Saltford,
and consumed a blacksmith shop and
store belonging to Mr, John McIntyre
and also the residence of Mr. ,A.ndrew
Black. Our town engine was brought
out to tilt...scene and did good service
in checking the progress of the flames.
Loss fully covered by insurance. Cause
unknown,
St, George's church was opened for
divine service last Sunday. The ser-
vices were conducted by Revs. Car-
michael, McCosh, ' and Hicks. The
church at each service was crowded
and in the evening a great many could
not get inside of the doors. The col-
lections amounted to between $250
and $300. A great many visitort;
came from Clinton and Dayfield.
CLINTON 'MARKETS.
(Oerrreetell every Thursday, afternoon.)
Wheat, fall per bush., . . 08 to 1 10
Spring, Redehaff, . - 1 06 to 1 10
Fife, • •- • • • - 1 10 to 115
Oats, . . • 000 to 0 40
Barlejr,r - • •• 0 96 to 0 SO
Peas„ - • • • - 060 to 0 7Q
Flour, • • - .• . 000 to 550
Potat,Oes, • I. 0 00 to 0 40
Butter, • - 0 18 to 0 18
Eggs, • • - • 011 to 0 12
May, : • • 10 00 to 12 00
Hides, . • • 6 60 to 600
Sheepskine • *. 0 75 to 1 25
Beef, •• - • • 0 00 to .750
Clover,• • • - 4 60 to 00
Timothy', - 3 00 'to 8 25
Pork, - • - 0.00 to 000
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SpExcg.—In Newluidge, on Thursday 21st
inst., the wife of Mr.. Wm. Spence jr.,
• of a son.
MARRIAGES.
THotias,---Matvrxte.,-;-On the 17th inst., at
theLresidence of the bride's parents, by
the Rev. Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Samuel
Thomas, Of London, to Miss Annie Mar-
tin, of Usborne.
STEEL:--KING.—By 00 Rev. Mr. Kennedy,
on the 19th inst., at the Methodist par-
sonage, Centralia Mr. •Charles Steel,. of
Grey, to Miss Matilda King, of Stephen.
TwoottELLMULLOY. the -residence
Of the bride's father, on the 28thinst,
by the Rev. D. G. Sutherland, -Mr. Jas.
Twitchell, merchant, to Lizzitylaughter
Of Mr. D. Mulloy, of Clinton. •
PEnzia—Roirr. —On the 14th inst., at
• the residence of the bride's • father. by
the Rev. R.M. Whitlock, Mr,
John Ped -
ler, to Miss Elizabeth Rowe, 3M dough-
• ter of Mr. Thomas. Rowe, of Stephen.
DEATH& .
Blyth on Monday 25th inst,
Mary 'beloved wife of Win. Dodds, aged.
• 38 years 1 month and 2 days,
Ross—In Wawanoili, on Wednesday, the
27th, Hugh Ena, daughter of Wm, Ross,
• aged 12 yenta and, .5 months.
A RARE CHANCE.
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For Sale by Auction. in the
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TI3rwing Town of Cimton.
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Them will be sold by Public Auction, on,
FRIDAY., MAY 6T. R, 1881;
at 3 o'clock p. m., on the premises'
very. desirable Building Lots, sittiate.�n
the North side Of High. Street, and on-the-
:South- side of Townsend Street,. opposite
the grounds of 'Mr. R. IrOin. - Hach of these
lots contains nearly a quarter of an acre of
land. They are finely situated, lying in a
healthy part Of the Town? high and dry,
and commanding a fine view of the, trains
on both, railways, and. is within five min;
_lithe walk of the Public and High Schools
and Post. Office.
Fbr terms, particnlars, &e., 'see posters:.
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WE EXTEND TO ALL
AN INSPECTION OP OU14'
SPRING GOODS.
OUR MANTLE DEPT, A SUCCESS!
r WE MAKE IT A SPECIALTY, " THAT'S THE REASON WHY,"
•MANTLE Cl/MRS—Large Assoftment.
MANTLE CASHAIERES—Great yolue.
• BUTTONS, ORNAMENTS, PROG,S, ezo,
MANTLE SILKS --All Quslities.
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1)11PTAT • Children's Sun Eats
ill liblilh Very Cheap I
Dress Goods Department Complete,
Staple Goods Department Complete, •
• Printed Goods Department. Complete,
• Clothing Department Complete,
HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, TIES, &c., &e.
PRODUCE TAKEN, at
THE IMMENSE DRY GOODS EMPORIUM, OF CLINTON: •
PAY & WISEMAN.
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The subscriber begs to info the
Public that he has removed to MR.
SPOONER'S BUILDINC, next the Market.
Having settled with. the Insur-
ance Companies on a. most sa,tis-
factory basis, lie begs to intimate
that he has decided to clear out all
• his old Stock, at Greatly REDUCED
RATES ---some at HALF, and some
at LESS THAN ORIGINAL COST,
the whole to be cleared out in the
Courseof Two Months. Hats and
Caps at Half Price. GROCERIES
at Greatly Reduced Rates.
A call solicited. W COATS.
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IN THE BRICK BLOCK,
Mr. PlunisteePs Old .Stand.
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„Having -Purchased tho.Store. and- Stock of Xi.Pliithstcel
on the most favorable terms, and: Made satisiactory,-..arrange-
ments with the Insurance Company, will oiler the' balance
bis stock saved from fire; at
Less Than the Original Cost,
Aloi.having put in -a-
la all departMents,:Wili Offer them at -BOTTOM
:'Tlianking the. public for their liberal patronage in the old.
Istanatilie hopes for acontinuance of the same in his new stand..
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Dtatts Terget the -Bice;
ext to the. 1Viontreal: Telegraph,
Office.„:
,EggA a,id Rutter Wen in. exchange:fir Good, and the Highest
Market Price Paid. •
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