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1.11E BIG PUSH
R.A.,ND s7c700s
• Mei People Coming DoVirn
Handsomely.
The Triumphant Show of New
L. Goods at HODGINS' startles
the whole community with Its
Extent, its Elegance, Its At-
tractiveness,
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QUANTITY, QUALITY, BEAUTY
VALUE, ---Unsurpassed.
The Boom in the Trade some days -last week was grand, and still they corne.
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 Girdleto match.
A Bargain in Black and Colored Silks --Honest, Pure, ALL SILK, and
WARRANTED.
USE KERR'S...N.
Celebrated ..Spwmg Cotton.s;
The New Thread, best made—TRY IT. All tobe had at the
JOHN HODGINS, CLINTON.
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Tn. r4 4.0 .41 o DaVing botight the billiard tables lately owned' by,
• lir,Rattenbury, 1 would.respeetfolly intimate that I
coit:c have opened a first-class billiard, parlor in
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Wholesale and. Retail.
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B. M. RA OEY,
if011 and oardwaro Merchant Clinton..
Main entrance of Victoria Block, over
.Tackso4 Clothing Store.' . .
WM. RANCE.
• Clinton, April 28,' 1881. •. •
A RARE cHANqE.
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. For Sale byAtietiop, tlie.• •
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ThtiVing Town of Chntott.:
•There *ill be sold by Public Anctiony on
11.411IDAY;,.‘ MAY. Oht, 1881,
at 3 o'elock p. 11., . on the pr its, Six
veiy desirable Euilding Lots situate on.
the North side or High .Street, and on the
.Ser side of Townsend Stroet, opposite
the groOndspf Mr. R. Irwin, Each of these
lots.centains nearly O. quarter of an -aord•of
laud. They are finely 'shouted, lying in a
healthy part of the Town.* high and dry,
find cenonandinga fine view of the trains
on both railways, and is 'within five min-
ihes *elk or the Public.and High Schools
and Post Wide.
For terms, particulars,.&c,'. see posters.
A. S. FISHER, JAS. HOWSON,
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
VOADsTEv, )�nflg:tIsok or bay en.terrea. • Ap
ply next w,,ek at. *awry, oilmen to
itgv. C. 11.,m1Irritaws.
Clinton) May s, 1881.
Winghgah
The hydrant on the corner of Vic-
toria and Main streets wuu up for re-
pairs on 'Wednesday last.
Trout fishing came in season on Mon-
day last,:and many of our local Knights
of the real and rod. have thus far
fivaited themselves of \the opportunity
thus afforded them. •
Mr. Jas. Thorn, who, some six weeks
ago, left Wingham for Dakota, has got
his store erected. and already corn
menced a highly encouraging business
among the Wingham colony in that
distant Territory.
Our popular young townsman, Mr.
John Leslie, took his departure for thp
Far West along with a number of
young men from Milton' en Thursday
last, John carries withhim the best
wishes of hia large circle of friends and
acquintances in and around Wingham.
The 7'imes of last week is slightly in
error in saying that the efforts to, or-
ganize the band • were unsnccessful.
We personally called on Mr. Billingley
and.he assured us of the correctness of
our item of last week.
The •fire -alarm belies were finally
placed in 'position on' Saturday last.
They are connected at Willson's Bank,
Scott Bell's factory the Chief's resi-
dence and to the wheel house. Our
system, is almost as,perfect as any out-
side the cities,•
Mr, Harry Millard, of the Royal
Hair Dressing parlor, has been forced
through. the inerease of his customers
to put in an extra chair—Mr. Wm;
Martin,
lati3 of London,. being the new
man. Harry has also introduced ono
of those comfortable and. conVenielu
"swing"' chairs into town. .
The first of a series of cricket match-.
as between the Upper and Lower
'Wingharn. schools, will be played on
Saturday afternoon next, in Agricul-
tural grounds, • We are pleased to. see
the manly old game once more in favor
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with our juveniles, as. on the School
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ground is laid the foundation -of suc-
cessful cricket. ••
• About sik o'clock on Monday even-
ing last, -a rather motley crowd proceed -
down the gravel road toviards'Belgrave,
where' was promised' a most interesting
horseLrace-between, oWned„..b,y.
a local farmer' and an itinerant gypsy;
The race was from the first to the
second culvert, and for $5 a side... The
gypsy proved, an easy` winner. i few
dollars changed hands on the result, :
• Mr. Themes Henderson, of the Blue,
vale. -Read, • has bad twa ,fine sheep
worried byhounds belonging to Rich-.
ard Kinsman. There are a nombei• of
such animals running at Nrge, and a
something is found forale. hands or
dogs,
dogs, they amuse. theinselycis •by diver
sions sitniirir to sech :just 'reetitieued,
As the law ,Stitruls, no damage irsllow
ed.by the Municipal POtn,cil for sheep
killed when the owner of the clogs is
known, so Mr.:Henderson has to pocket.
his loss with the best grace 'possible.
The. Owners of sbeh animals should
keep 'them at home, or see that um!.
are.seoirrely rnuzzled..
On. Saturday. evening .last we were
started from a: most pleasant reverie
by the.alarming cry of •"fire" on Main
Street, the scene of which was found
.to be in .j: J. Hotruith's work shOp.
The hose cart and firemen, as usual,
Were promptly. on the spot, but no
water was forthconiing._ Upon seeking
an explanation we found that a false
alarm had' been'iotended to be sounded.
the same evening, and -the water at the
wheel house had been turned oft:during
the day to test the time -taken in iltart-.
ilia. Fortunately the flames were ob-
served in time.a.nd easily extinguished
by a few buckets of water: We are of
the opinion that the the tests above re
ferred to are. mere pastirees, and • like
the cry Of "wolf !.wolf !" may in the
end result in any other thatk pleasant
cansequencei. •
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MA.REIAGES.
Eoxmirin--HAnnoax:—On the 28th ult.,
atthe Manse Cranbrouk, by the „Rev. D.
B. McRae, Mr. D. Eclinure, of Ethel to
Miss. Elizabe h 'Haddock, of Grey;
EURRECIN—HOLMES. —In Olinton, on the
3rd inst., by the.Rev; D. G. Sutherland,
Mr. Robt Amnion to Miss Harriet
Holmes, all of Clinton..
• WALLAds—Yotavo,—At the residence of
the bride, by the Rev. W. 'Leitch, Mr.
Robert Wallace, to Mies Olive Young,
all of Dungininon.
. • DEATHS.
Goderich l'o*nship' On the
20th u t , the beloved wife or Mn Jos:
Sharpe. .
Ross —in East Wawanosh, on the 28th
ult., Maggie, daughter of Wm, Ross,
—aged 20 years, deeply regretted,
MeGuwail.—In East Wawimosh, on the
29th u t Mary d'utgliter of Ueo. Me -
Gowan, aged 20 years.
COURT .OF REVISION,
GODERICH TOWNSHIP,
TMAKE notice that a Const of Revisia.1 for the TOwia-
L.ship of Gederieh, will Wei its..drat sitting at
tiolniesville, on the Iinth d..y, of May, t81, Cul11111(11111.
ing at 10 o'clock a. in., for the:purpose of hearirigand
rectifying all complaintsaa 0, or errors the AS -
moment Roil of the preeent )0 .r. .411I parties inter-
ested are requested 50 (155008.
JA*M.E0 PATTON,. -
Atitztleipal Clerk,
. (iodate); Township* mar 2, 1881.
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diAlantle Dep 't a Success
AT FAT & WISEMAN'S.
LADIES,
CALL AND LEAVE YOUR ORDER.
WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT.
Mantle Silk, Mantle &Amen, Frogs, Ornamets, Fringes, Buttons,
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, READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, TIES,
• SHIRTS, COLLARS, (to. •
Produce take?? .in Exchange, -
•THE DRY GOODS EMPORIUM OF CLINTON.
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REMOVED
• The subscriber begs to: inform the
Public that he has removed .to • MR...
SPOONER'S BUILDRIC, next the Market.
• Having settled 1#.4b. the Trigur-
ande. Companies . on a most • satis-
faCtory basis, he begs to intimate •
that .he has decided toclear out all
his 014'Stock,at.Greatly'REDuCE1)-•
RATES,' --some at HALF, and some
at•LES$,TITANQRIGINAL.CQST,-:
th.p. *4010 to, b..olearea.-out :in the
:0ouigo-.0f-Two.:-Mon0,g:,,::Lllatg..:and .4: •
Caps at •HalfPrjCe: GROOERIES
at Greatly.-Redi,Icedi"-R4teSi.,:
A .call'soli:eited::WM. COATS.
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-IN -THE BRICK BLOCK, . .
Mr...Plumsteers Old- Stand,
Laving the Store and Stock of Mr. Plums ee
'on the most favorable terms, and 'made satisfactory arran6
rnents with the Insurance Company, will offer,the balance ,ef: -
his, stock saved from fire, at • . .
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• Less Thai the" Original Cost
Also, having put in a
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111. • rt:Stock
In A departments, will offer thein at BOTTOM'PRICES.
Thanking the public for theirliberalpatronage in _the o1.4
stand,. he hopes for a continuance of the. Same in his new stand;
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Don't Forget the Place, — •
Next to the Montreal Telegraph
Office. •
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Eggs and Butter take!, e,xchange for Goods, andtheEignesf
Market Price Paid •
,11. WRIGHT,IVfr, Plamsteel's OI 'Stal,
ALI3ERT STREET.
777 Cheap Cash Store, Clinton. 777
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