Huron Record, 1881-06-10, Page 54•.Iraiid Trituuph of the
Season !
The Shore at /iODOiNS 11' ess
and Print Wdrehouse, Clinton,
Big Drive of Bargains for MAY
an JUNE.
Immense Purchase of PARASOLS.
re- Immense Purchase of Black and Colored Buntings.
ff Immense Purchase of Black and Colored ..Cashmeres,.
Wool Beiges.
Immense Puciiase of Light, Fancy Muslin,. for Dresses—
Brown, and White Mibslins, Black and White Mus-
fins, all -White Muslius, White Picues—lovely pat-
terns.-Light
at-terns -Light Ground Prints, Dark Ground Prints,
" Ixminense Purchase of Embroideries.
" 3 Cases Misses' and Boys' Fine Straw Hats—tip-top
styles -very cheap.
Grand Show of Millinery !
• ity during the past week amongst the
Porter's Hill.
1)=01—The annual picnic in connecN S
Con with the public school of this vrl-A
lage will take place on. Thursday dune
16th. in McDonald's grove opposite the
school house. All who -may find it con-
venient are kindly invited to attend.
SAY &{FIST
Corrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Armstrong, of Bay
field, are visiting at the residence of
their son, the V. S., in this village.
The Howick Insurance company met
in this village last week, and received
21 applications covering risks amount-
ing to $27,125,
Mr. McGrath of the Gerrie livery
DRY GOO'DS1 .EMPOEIUM
For 1V.ANTLES,
For SUN SHADES, ,'
For READY-MADE= CLOTHING.
For MUSLIN,
For BUNTINGS
stable, lost a valuable young horse on
Wednesday last. The animal had been For A WELL ASSORTED STOCK
You will Pic/ it the Right Ram
ailing for some time, and on tkat day
was attacked by an acute spinal disease
which caused his death in a few hours.
Bees " are =fashionable in Gerrie.,
One day last week about 30 boys super-
intended by S.P. Dorland, Esq., turned
in and planted a large field of potatoes
for Mrs. Wilson, and on Thursday last
the foundation of the new Presbyterian
Church in this village wasdug by a bee.
$uininerhill
Our village carpenter is now working
in the city (Clinton.)
A quantity of timber for the new
bridge has been laid on the .grounds. '
The fall wheat is rather thin anct is
beginning to show signs of heading
out. .
The hay crop is going to •be very
light, the clover being in bloom already.
This is owing chiefly to a want of rain.
Rev. W. Henderson, of ]Myth, has
been making pastoral calls in this vicin-
Tho Hum is making,a noise with the crowds that
rush to the
Silk • Dross and Print Warehouso of Huron,
USE KERR'S. K. M1 T. SEWING THREADS,
PO 13E HAD AT
HIGHEST AWARD
members of St'. Peter's church here. .
- A'publie exarnination was held in
thepublic school here on Friday, the
3rd-inst., in which the pupils were ex-
amined .by, Mr. Wni, Evans, teacher of
S. S..No. 9, Goderich township, and -
their teacher Mr. Geo. M. Kilty, in all
.the subjects. taught during the last half
year. There were 21 .visitors, presnet,,
several.. of • whom delivered bhort ad-
dresses at•the close, ,Highly; complimen-
tary to both teacher . and pupils, and.
.all were apparently.well pleased .with
the 'rosillt of the exauiination. • Pupils.
present, 71. •
• .. The Gr anger's picnic at. Port Staley
last Friday, 'was. attended , by •6,000
farmers and others,` chiefly from 'the
county of Elgin; .only a few: hundred
being from D.Iiddlesex. TheMaster.of
the U;•. S..N.atiopal Usrange,was present
and delivered a lengthy speech on• tile -
(10 advantages of the order.
.
`01:NNErr.--:1n Ilowiek, on the 31st ult;, the ,wife -qt
Richard 13uhhet ofa,son.. '
AGNF.11`-hs Gorrio, on the 28th ult., the Wife of
• lir. James Aguew of a MUM -liter,
8..1UEP}IER11. -4n, Clinton, on the 31st ult,x the • wife.
of Mr. James Shepherd, of a son:
� 1LLIGv-}t1 TI,PiiGE —At • the residence of the
bride's father, koderiuh township, on the 1st:kelt.,
At the Centennial Exhibition l
The United States Centennial Commission,have, upon the' recommendation
of the Judges of.Group• No. XX V•,, have'unanimously awarded:to SQHMEI,• �C
Co., manufacturers., of 'Grand,. Square end 'Upright Piano -Fortes, FIRST
MEDAL. OF. MERIT and DIPLOMAOF. HONOR, for
the Eeseutial .Qualities of a. Perfect Piano -Forte, viz.:—' •olume, Purity, and
Evenness of Pone,; Elasticity of'Touch, and ;Superiority of Workmanship:
(Signed) .
A. T. GOSHORNT, J. L: CAMPBELL,.. 3. R. HAWLEY,
• Duector-GBneral • Se;retary.. • President
oherty
I44hh4.
by the Rev. 3lr. Livingstone, \Ir. W. Million, of
Colborne, to Miss Essic, daughter of Sir. W. ltdt-
ledge.
•`fie observe froth rocoii1 English,advlcos, that prices
for this article of.farin produce due likely to bo mock.
lower thin•last.season. Prices for all grades inLiver-
pool, have lately declined heavily, owing to the im•
mm:do quantity-.madsf in both Europe and the United
States this season. over last. Besides,the. enormous
entntity of Better' no now nsanufacturodl, materially
effects' the pried of real batter, the formorbeingmade'
for about elle• third the •price of the latter and is pro-
nounced •by Chemists, perfectly healthy as. an article
'of food. Tho Prices paid by dealers at+'tbo present
time are not warranted by the curronspriaes in Bag
• .
CLINTON 111A1tIi&ETS.. •
(Corrected every Thursday afternoon:)
Wheat, fall per bush.,' . 81 09 to 1 10
Red, - z- - 1 10 to .1 .12
Spring, Rodohaff, • - -. 1 06 to 1 10
- • 1 09 to 1 16.
' 0 36. t0' 0.34
• 0 60 to 0 90
•• 0 00' to 0 00'
0 00 to. 6 60
0 26 to 0 30
-• - - 0 12 to 0'18
0 10 to 0 11
• 8 00 to.10 00
6 60 to 0 00
• 0 16 to 1 26
• 0 00 to .7' 60
• 9.00 to -8 25
• 0 22 to 0.22'
d•ifo, , •
Pats
Barley,
Peas, - • .
• Flour,
Potatoes,
B •
ligga,utter,
Irides,
Shcof, • .
eepskIns,
• R
•
Timothy, . -
Wool,
Have secured the A:gencx•of the. above. for Ontario, and will
keep constantly on hand, a FULL: STOCIC,
In a word, the SOHMER• PIANO is Made to stand, notmerely 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 honestly made, so that continuous 'a and severe use
will not impair its fine qualities of Tone and Action, and'owillg to its extra and
substantial case work, it will remain longer in tune •than: any other piano; . and
endure as' a faithful means, the harmonious interpretations of the bcautifirf in
music. Wc We will guarantee satisfaction in every respect...
NI B. ---The Company gives with each Piano a Warranty, to be
a PERFECT INSTRUMENT IN EVERY RESPECT, made of the Best Sea-
soned: Material, and hole themselves••responsible for the term of 6 Years.
Second: Mand Pianos and .Organs
Taken in Exchange. '
Boit and
Shoe
GEO. I- ARLA ND
Ilan opened a boot and shoo store two doors north
of Swartz's Hotel, where ho -has orscIlene an assort -
meet of hoots and shoos w111311 ho will" sell cheap for
• rash. 150 58 also prepared to do all .kinds of euetom
work out of the test material. hive .per cant. dis-
count made on all purchnsoswstktir'bbots during the
months of June and July. A
FOR SALE.
TIl1; Undersigned offers the following drtietes for
sa o .• sc o ou o t, nosero
l 1 t t d bl I sr 1
i n beam
• 'thistle 'cutter `slpiRh, 1 Bot of Iron barrows, (now)
mmnufactnrod by Miller &Tedford; 1 lumber wagon, '
1 hay rack, 1 pair of bob•eleighe, one funning mill,
WhUlto trees and neck yoke, grind stone, forks, ac. -
;11:' VIP WOW,
(intone "17"11
t lliiton, Junc 2, 1881. 1,3.4 • . f.' a•
DO:ETY
OLUNTO N..
P ROpTTCm TA.KmN-
PAT 8i, WISEMAN.
REMOVED.
,0
The: subscriber begs to inform the
Public that he has removed to . MR.
SPOONER'S UiLDINC, nexttheMarket.
Haring settled with the Insur-
ance.
nsurance• Companies: qn 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-Greatlr`Red t a es:.
. A. call solicited: •
VVI COAT.
777
CHEAP CASH STORE.
Est
k
mils/
0
is
which will 1 be offered a' much below regular' prices.
In Men's black and colore
d Felt and America
nFur
Hats, Newest styles fine goods.:
844'. Felt, all..styles kinds.
Men's straw hats, Panama and Mackinaw, ine ./Veto
York goods, wp
-Boys' andChildrens straw hats....
Men's cloth. and .silk caps,
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THE
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Also', AMERICAN BORDERED LAWNS and.. MUSLIMS.•
at low prices.
SILKCORD and TASSELS, all colors,
NEW PARASOLS,and SUN SHA:DE$r•
A Large stock of NEW HAMBURG, 'EDGINGS. Cheap.
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Butter and:EgqskTaken as' dash:
Mr. Plumsteel!ss stand -L -next to the' Montreal' Telegraph''
` Office, Albert Street,' Cliatola,
G. H. RIO HT1