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o .Special Reduced Prioes for Smmer Goads,
To clear out ba/lance of stock for the season.
t•NEW OMBRE -SATIN RIBBONS, various colors. •
MORE NEW. BORDERED PRINTS in latest .designs: and Very ,pretty
colors and effects.
NEW BLACK CASHMERES, all prices,
ipr NEW ELDORADO PRINTS, lovely designs:and,eolorflt
ear NEW BLEACHED COTTONS, all prices,'
▪ NEW U/REY COTTONS, all prices. .
▪ NEW • BELTS for Ladies.
ar NEW GLOVES.
ANEW WHITE HOSE.'
gar NEW ECRU TIES.
Bargains in Dress Muslins, inBuntings, in &traeols.:
We are givingsome rare. bargains in Black and Colored Silks and all Dress.•.
Goods. All. Straw Goods at very low prices. All. Summer Goods selling cheap.
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We want all the butter we can get in exchange for goods or for cash, and
wifollow the price, no matter how it runs. We will not beoutgeieraled by
:any in the. business.
We will sell s_chea_p as any in the boaineas. •We wi�fl give. an high a price
• for -Butter and --Eggs as -any -in -the -business, , Wi peep the •finest ;_assortment •-or
any in the business, andwe mean business every tuner it'tlio• • -
GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE OP "HURON CO.
.JOHN H JDG 1 S Cliaaton.
HIi�'rH�ST ASR"g.RD
At the. Centennial ,Exhibition l
The United'. States 'Centennial L•om.missicn have, upon the recommendation
of the Judges of Group No. X. -3(V., have unanimously awarded.to SOHMER Ss
Co., manufacturers of Grand, Square and'. Upright Piano -Tortes, FIRST
MEDAL OF .MERIT and. DIPLOMA :OF. HONOR, for
the Essential :Qualities of a Perfect Piano.I.orte,. viz •:1 -.volume, Purityf:and.
Evenness of .Tone, ,Elasticity;of' Touch,: and 'Superiority of Workmanship.
.,(Signed)
A. T. GOSHORN; . CAMPBELL., • J: R HAWLEY,
.Director -General.• Seecretay. - President..:.
British Gra.""" 1 EXPRESS.EL'YEXPRESSE.D
London, June 'u),+ -The Mark Lane
Exprocs says :—The weather, with tale
exception of a few+eeld nights, hasbeen
highly favorable teethe growth and mat-
urity.•ef' all crops. li'he ,copious rainfall
has itryproved' the ,prospects of spring
sowings. The scarcity of fresh samples
throughthe country marketshas ad.
vanced prices ed. to Ltd. The attempt
to obtain a similar advance in London
on Monday failed, but it was partially
realized on Friday, millers being obliged
:to supply their needs. The foreign sup -
)lily was only 26,505 quarters, of which
:31.613 quarters were American. On
,Monday, on acconnt •of the restricted
supply, American red winter and. Au&.
tralian white improved a shilling; declin-
ing :slightly on Friday. The quantity
on ,;passage declined 39,000 quarters
compared with last. week. Flour stead-
ily maintains its value:; sales were easi*
eron account of the smaller foreign ar-
rivals foreign was held firmly, and some
favorite brands improved 6d on Mon-
day, 3iarley---Grinding samples were
small and valuesfirm, but business mea=
gre ; foreign was unchanged. Foreign
oats were in large supply, and prices
in the buyer's favor ;NO mixed _Ameri-
can there wasa small spot' supply.
.:The sales of England wheat were 21,430
puarters at 44s 9d. 'a quarter, against
24,279, quarters at 45s. 4d. 'a quarter
in the corresponding period` of .last
year.
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Clinton :marketds " Molding the fore
In Butter, the price here being run to
16 cents for good tub butter. • This is
the price quoted in Montreatfor Brock-
ville and Morrisburg dairy, while West-
ern (ours) is 13,to 15 cts., and Toronto
price for tub butter was quoted on Mon:
day last at 12 to 14. .It is to be hoped
the foreign markets will •advance, , sal as,
to let our .mercliants out, as the prices
they are paying, are purely speculative
•and at present cannot be realized. ' In
•the.meantime our farmers reap the bene
refit of the 'keen competition existing
among them rchants.
cuN roN iwtRH,T�TS. 0
Corrected every Thureda •afternoon.)
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heal fall Pei -61181i; y $1 0>l t • A ,10•
Red, : - 1 10 to .1 1$
.Spring,. Relchaff,
Fite, .
(lots;
Barley,
Pens
Flour,
Potatoes,
Butter,
E•
ggs _.•
tahle6,
Sheepskins
Beef,
Timothy',..:.
Wool,:
1.05 14 : 1 10
• 1 09 to 1.15
0 85 to 0.35
.'.0,50 to 0•S0
- - 000.to 0 00
• 000 to 5'50
- 025 to, 0 30
0 12 to. 18,.
• •4 CO.30' to fS' 11.:
• 4100y00o to 10 00
to
• 075 to1 .255
�•�' 011 to'760
Soo to 325
0 22 to 0 22
FOR .SALE, ..
ALARGE Carriage and Blacksmith shop on the
Main Street, in the village of Blyth. There are
tNo large shops .40x60. cath two stories a good
dwelling and stable. This le the best' opening .in the
county for a carriage manufactory and will be sold on
reasonable terms; it not sold soon w111 14 rented.-- AzY'
dress, ..:
C. HAMILTON, Blyth. ,
• Blyth, June 28, 1881.
.--'-TENDERS
WIELbe recelived tip to Thursday, June $0th,: for
.the enppayiag of materia] and buildinga water
tank on the market square according to the epecifica-
tione to bo seen at the office of the Treasurer, N. Rob•
son, the lowesror any tender not•necessataly Seceded
JNO. CALLANTER,
Town Clerk: .'
CliWn;,Tiine 10,1881: `
FOR SALE.
TII undersigned offers the following articles for
sale: -1 set of double'. harness 1 iron hewn
thistle cutter plough, 1 'set of iron harrows, (new),
manufactured by Miller .8; Tedford, 1 lumber wagon,
1 hay rack, 1 pair of bob•sleighe one fanning mill,
whiffle trees and neck yoke, grind stone, torke, &e.
IV. COOK
Clinton.
Clanton; June 2, 1881. 14.4.
:Haw, secured the Agency of the above for• Ontario, and will
keep constantly on hand,a FULL STOCK..
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In a word, the SOHMER PI NO.is::made to stand, not Merely asan. orna
mental piece of Furniture, but as a Musical Instrument, not for a'day or a' year
only,' but for a lifetime. It is honestly made, so tliat .continuous and severe use
will not impair its fine qualities of 'Tone and Action, and owingto its extra and
substantial case work, it will remain longer in tune than any other piano, and
endure. as a faithful mean$; .the harmonious •interpretations of the beautiful in
° music. We will guarantee satisfaction in everfrespect.
N. B.—The Company gives with each Piano a•Warranty, to be
;a PERFECT INSTRIJNIENTIIN EVEN RRSPli , made of the Best Sea-
. Material, and hold 'themselves responsible for the term of 6 Years:
Second -Ian P anos and Organs
'Fakea is Exchange.
DOI-LERTY &GIBBINGS
CLINTON •
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ay � WISEMA1N'S•
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM
Bordered Prints,
"Dress Msin
Regatta Print
PRODUCE: `TAKEN. HIGHEST .PRICE PAID. ,
PAY' 8z "W IS IV Aa\T
REMOVED..:
Thes
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• Aubscribex begs tf►inform: the •
Public that .he :has ren3.oved .to MR.
SPOONER'S BUILDING, next. t..e arket,
::Having settle. with the Insur-
ance : Conipanies, on a most satis-
factory' basis, . he begs to intimate
that he has decided to clear out all
..his old Stock, atGreatlyREDUCED'::
RATES ---some. at. HALF, and some
at LESS THAN ORIGINAL COST,
thewhole to be cleared out in the
course of-Two*-111onths. .:Rats and -'s
Caps_at.:Half Price. GROCERIES
at -Greatly, Reduced Rates.
.A call solicited. . VV M. COATS.
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CHEAP .CASH STOR
st ltecehredfluis
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which Will be ,offered . at much below regular prices,,
In l ei's black and {colored Fell and. American Fur
Hats, Newest styles and fine goods.
Boys' Felt, all styles and all kinds.
Men's straw hats, Panama and Mackinaw, fine .l�,6r
Y; ork goods:
Boys' and Children straw hats.
Men's cloth and silk caps.
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Also AMERICAN BORDERED'. LAWNS ,andM'USLINS
• at low prices. •
SILK 'CORD and TASSELS , all colon :
NEW PARASOLS and SUNSHADES:
A Large stook of:NEW. HAMBITRG •EDGINGS, Cheat,•
Butter and Eggs Taken as Cash.
Mr; Plurnstedi'•e old stand --next to Ake. ltantreal. Telegraph
• Office;411bert S•tr,•.aIintoa. •
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G. H. WEIGHT.
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