HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-05-27, Page 5Grand !ftb.uapii of the
Season!
The, Show at HODG1NS' Dress
and Primo Warebouse, Clinton.
Big Drive of Bargains for lVI A.Y
and JUNE.
V- Immense Purchase of PARASOLS.
it2r Immense Purchase of -Black and Colorecl'Buntings.
Immense Purchase of Black and Colored Cashmeres,
Wool Beiges..
Immense Purchase of Light, Fancy Muslin, for 'Dresses—
Brown and White 11luslins, Black and White Mus-
lins, all -White Muslims, White Picues—lovely pat-
terns. --Light Ground Prints, Dark Ground Prints.
•r" Immense Purchase of Embroideries.
i 3 Cases Misses' and Boys'' Fine Straw Hats -;-tip-top
styles --very cheap.
Grand Show of Millinery !
The Hum is making a noise with the. crowds that
rush to the
SilkDressand Print Warehouse. of Huron
USE KERR'S N. M1 T. SEWING THREADS,
TO BE HAD AT
JOHN HOD I@Va, CLINTON.
T11E `so}r ill' r,
HIGHESTAWARD
the Centennial Exhfbition
The United States Centennial Cornnissicn have, upon .the recommendation
of the Judges of Group No. XXV., have unanimously awarded` to SOHMER �L
Co.. manufacturers of Grancl, Square. and Upright Piano -Fortes,. FI RST
MEDAL OF MERIT and 'DIPLOMA OF .HONOR for,
SCHOOL TRU§TEE MEETING .. .. ,_ r.�.. ...
Repeat Orders Per Express.
Thursday, May 111th 1881. • .
The adjourned meeting of the Selma Rutings DressGoods.
tliiy evening, Present the chairman •
and Messrs. Leslie, Pay, Benny, . 7
Eidout, Cooper, Thompson and Con
ninghame, Tho minutes of the.- pre --
violas meeting were readanl'adopted _ Colored anti Black Girlies,
A communication from D1r. Mullah was •
lead and laid on the table. Moved by '-
Mr. Pay, seconded by 111r. Leslie, that O rli Lao/. and
the complaints of Messrs. Wilkin and
Taylor at the last meeting having beep
received and the letter and explanation
of Mr. Malloch given, the board do now'
consider the sante.—carried. After a
lengthy discussion it was moved by Mr.
Thompson, seconded by Mr. Pay, that
the board having examined the papers
laid before them in connection with
the examination held in Dec. last for
promotion in the Public School, and
having heard the complaints made in.
connection therewith and having also
heard the explanation of Mr. Malloch.
the Principal of the School regarding
the same, find that the examination of
the papers of the pupils ,belonging to -
Mr, Taylor's division, was most iiegli-,
gently conducted, and that the returns
of the said examination was incorrect
in many respects. This Board further
finds that a number of scholar's; belong- '
ing to said division obtained a sufficient• -
number of marks to have passed into
the higher room, but through the care-
less planner in which the papers were
.examined,. and the returns made up;
diel not receive credit for the marks,
which they were properly entitled to.
Furthermore this Board desires - to
record their strongest' dis-approbation
f the ne if crit conduct of tile, Prinei-
o gg
pal and Inspector in relation to the
said examination.' And that this
Board desires to express their regrets
at the unnecessary delay that has
arisen in bringing this matter before
then,-- Carried. The Board author•
izedthe managing committee to get the
trees protected that were planted round
the school premises, on Arbor Day.
Also. to inspect the School House to
see what.repairs are necessary- to be
done during the,. holidays, and report
to the Board at their June .meeting.
Moved by Mr. Cooper, seconded by Mr.
Pay, that the'aecount of the returning
:officer. amounting'to$•6,00 for. holding
•eleetionyfor.a:.rtnusteP,;. be -plaid.:. The -
Board then adjonrne,d,
W. I3. H1xp, Secretary ..
T.:.. R11tTi,F.F.,.
i1 Ovvneorr Tri Cell b ne, on the lat1i
inst., the «ifs,• of R. 'Wo► nacott, of a
daughter.. •. •
1114.RRI GES.
BRF.,ICS—Hn13Lx:—At the residence •of.
the grille's father, on the 23rt1 inst.,1,y
t1ie�Ili v..E. LI», '!1 r• V. •Breags to AI ;+s:
Catherine H}able, all of• Colborne.
814.61.
, tdon•-0
Foinr-Droxdiie�l, at L'oi, :, en the
24th of gay, Jane Lldzabeth Fux.ton,.
aged 26 years and 5 iitonth9.
Foxrox.---llrownecl, nt London;. ,on • the
- 24th of May,. Mary Anna Foston, aged
22 years`and N months. • '
-FRA EY.—Drowned,- at London, on .the
24th of Mity, William Henry. Whaley.,
aged 7 years and 1i months:
• An deeply regretted.; •
tale Essential Qualities o£ a Perfect Piano -Forte; viz:—Volume, Purity,,. and, • CLINTON 31ARUETS.
Evenness of Tone, Elasticity of. Touch, and Superiority of Workmanship • ' (Correa.tcd eie y rhurs.* afternoon.) '
(Signed) ' ....1Theat 8d1 ier bosh., , St 0r to.1 10
n -.-....,..5}i�ti , ltci chaff, -' + I 1 05 to 1 10
.A. T. GOSHORN, 3: L. CAMP-13ELL,
Dir cter-GeneraL. Secretary. - President:
J. lair HAS LEi, wire,- 1 00 't4. 1 10 •
(htts
SUN HATS.
e Dry. Goods Emporium of
Clinton.
Wiseman
REMOVED.
The subscriber begs to inform the
Public that he has removed to MR.
SPOONER'S BUILDING, next. the Market.
Having settled with the Insur-
ance companies on a most satis-
factory basis, he 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
course of Two Months.` Hats and
Caps at Half Price. GROCERIES
at- Greatly.Reduced -Rates.:_ .� .-
A::call.:solicited M COATS.
777
CHEAP CASH STORE:
tisi IteceivedtLisWeek
ample Hats.
• which will be offered -at much below. -molar prices.
In Men's {lack: and colored Felt: and- .Amerlccn Far :.
Hats,: Newest styles and fine goods.
-
s • . 0'00 to 037 . . .
Darius , . . 0 05 to ,
Pia,, e.�� to 0 ti BFelt all st les and all.ki d$
Doherty
• o yS , y .,
Potatoes; , , '0 25 to: 0 20;
Men's- straw hats, Panama and Mackinaw, find New.
Flour, - r , .0-00 to 5 50
0 15 to 0 15
Eggs,• • a 010 to 011 .
to 6 00 York. goods:
10 00_ -to 12 00
Sheepskins . '0,75. to 1 25
Beef r - 6.00 t0 7 50
Cto�cr, "• • • t r :� 4 50 to 6 00 B ! •
Tihiothy, r; +' :• S 00: fo 3 25'
Boys ...•and ehildrens: straw, hats.
e to Men's cloth and silk caps.
Pork,
. 8 -40&ci3
g 6 SEE
Have secured the Agency of the .abo e for Ontario, ' and; will
.keep constantly on. hand aFULL STOCK.
•
In a word, the SOI1MFId, PIANO is Made to stand, not merely as an orna
mental piece of Furniture, but as a Musical Instrument ; not for a day or a year
only, but for a lifetime. It is lionestiy.made, so that continuous and• severe use
will not impair its tine qualities of Tone and' Action, and owing- to its extra and
substantial case wont, it will" remain. longer iii tune than any other pian), and
endure as a faithful' means, the harmonious interpretations of the beautifitl in
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a Also AMERICAN BORDERED . LAWNS and. MUSLIM
o ' at Io1w prices. -
'�• +� A c SILK CORD and TASSELS„ allcorers,
O 8 c 3 NEW W PARASOLS and SUN SHAI).ES.
.111111 trl x.40 ....o A Large stock of NEW HAMBURG EDGINGS, Chealk
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THEM.
music. J "9- We will guarantee satisfaction in every respect, : � O
N. B.—The Company gives with each Piano a Warranty, to be
a PERFECT INSTRUMENT IN EVERY RESPECT, made: of the Best Sea=
soiled Material, and hold themselves responsible Boit the term of 6 Years.
Second -Hand . Pianos and - Organs
.Taken. in ° Es.change..-
DOHERTY& GIBBINGS
CLINTON
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�y
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424.� �,b as .. .. .
o.o A j Bu arid Eggs TcthenasCas/i,
cam' w, tot'
40
a t. Mr. P11 nsteel's 'old. stand—next totie Montreal Telegrajll.>s
0 « t W Officer Albert -Street, ClintoIL.
;101r• c4 gd
011.
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G. H. WRIQHT.
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