HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-07-15, Page 5The undersigned' begs to announce to his many customers and friends that owing'
to continued bad health he is compelled to seek complete rest and change to tty
and recruit laefoi•e another Winter sets in • This will neeessiato las absence from
business during the greater part of July and August, While away, the busi•
ness will be left in charge•of Mr. John Callander, who,
with an able staff of
salesmen mid assistants, will snare no pains to pleate allwho favor them with a
The stock is left full and thoroughly -assorted, and no customer ueed fear
being faithfully and efficiently served with :anything they may want.
JOIIN II9pGINS, Clinton. ,
•BIG SALE OF PRINTS
FOR .7 U.L.1' AND 4 ir0 UST.
BIG SALE OF PARASOth.
FOR 7U.er 2 ND AUGUST
13IG SALE OF STRAW GOQDS..
BIG SALE OF DRESS GOODS.
Big Bargains in MUSLIMS.
Big Bargains in BUNTINGS.
Big Bargains in CASILARES.
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. Big Bargains in SILKS.
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810 BARGAINS ALL ROUND
FA:R1NO JULY AND AUGUST, TO REDU0.4
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will pay ready cash for any quantity of 'good butter, to any fernier wanting
.A.sh. I will pay half cash, if wanted Or pay all trade if desired, for one to etie
thousand tub S of knitter.' ..Pariners :don't tornt thiS.
JOHN HOPGINP,07lint94‘.:
HIGHEST
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United States Centennial Commission. have, upon •the reconaneridatiOn
of the Judges of Group No. X.XV:, haire unanimmisly awarded to 80.10.1111i, 6;
I-'0„ manufacturers of Grand; 'Sqeare. and Upright' Piano -Fortes,. lei RsT
MEDAL OF MERIT and DIPLOMA-. OF 'HONORif6r
du: }sound Qualities eia Perfect ..bano-JJ!urte, viz •,--,Voluine, 'Purity, and
Evenness of Tone, Elasticity of Touch, and Superiority of
(Signea)• . .
.1. T. OOSHORN,, • CA:111313ELlii .J. R. IIAWLEY,
Director:General. Sec* entry. ' President.
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Have, secured theAmeney of the above .for Ontario,and will
keep constantly on hand a FULL STOCK.., .
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In a word, the•SOHAIER PIANO is made to stand, not merely as an omit
mental piece of Furniture'but as it.MusicalInstrument ;.'prit for -a day 01 a year
only, but for a lifetime. It is' honestlyinade,. So that continuous and severe use
will not impair itsfinequalities of Tone and Aetion,,anchfoiwing to its extra and.
substautial case work, it .will remain longer in tune.. than any other pi'
ano and
endure as a faithful means,, the harmonious interpizeitations of the baaudiful in.
music. We will E,ritarantee satisfaction in, every, vespect.
N. 11. ---The Company gives with each Piano a Warrantyt t be
a PERFECT INSTRUMENT IN EVERY RESPECT,' Made of the. Best Sea-
soned,Material, and hold themselves responsible for the term of 6. Years.
Second -Hand, Pianos and Organs
114, ken in. Exchange..
DOH" *TY&GIB ING.S
CLINTON:
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CANADIAN NEWS.
The hay crop in the vicinity of Brock-
ville, which is being harvested, is very
Some of the Middlesex farmers re-
port the best wheat crop they have had
for several. years.
The Great Western Railway car
shops have shut dawn for a week .to
to effect repairs in the machinery, .
The public wells at Belleville are
already running dry, and there is a
prospect of a three months' water fam-
ine.
A boy named Coleman, eight years
of age, fell off the logs at the mouth of
Black River near Sarnia, this week ald
was drowned.
The residence of Mr. 3, A. Hender-
son, Q. C. Kingstou, was entered by
a burglar on Tuesday night. After se-
curing a large quantity of valuables he
was discovered, and 14,ft without his
plunder, .
'Winqsor, July, —Thestoms.
here have seized' a number of Great
Western Railway engines and cars on,
account ot under -valuation. No par-
tioulars can be had at present from
either the railway or, the Custom.
Officials.
It is said that the labours of the Pa -
cc Railway Conuniison, as far as the
takingof evidences is com.,erned, aro
about over,, the only witness of any im-
portance remaining to be examined
being Mr. Mackenzie, who will return
froth F,Xgland next month,
Barley harvesting has Commenced in
the vicinity of Belleville. The grain
is generally bright and plump. Wheat,
both .winter and spring, is free of rust
and weevil, l'he latter is. generally a
fair crop. The foritilh• was consider-
ably injured by the. early spring frosts.
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• Trade, . •
London, July 11.— The Market Lane
Repress,. in its review of the' grain. trade
for -the past w6ek• says•.—The 'sudden,'
and violent redectiOn of teinperaturo-
abOut the middle of the past. week • un-
favorably ialluen'eed all the maturing
Wats 'frost • was reported
day night. A. eopiousrainfall, how-
. -gr
-6:vercLfavoirred-thevricrt-
ngz_wi
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trop,..,. In London tholuipply 'of:wheat
amounted toonly 1,743 qrs the,.
•week,. and these sold. quietly • i.t.t un
changed priees,. • The. tone 9f the•trade
has noclieen. • inflpeeceil On account of.
the • sin al 1 n ess, of business, At • a few
prox',incial.markets improved rates were.
•obtainable.' :Foreign coptinueS quiq,
notnintezi Lily Chang(,(1,.`. There
ltspressure to selfTritlay..desintW.
blit ,increased supply, the. ii,.rvai9i...11Uff,
of: which was American. • The floating.
'bull increased .1.10,000,•qrs, The' sup •
ply:of off const consistS sof twenty, car -
gees only cargoes
Were•repored sold during the current
week. Tliirty cargoes were due, mostly
.white wlmatS:' Th'e'- forward trade has
been very. quiet. The' supply. of flour
is small the demand weaker and prices
PAY 494 'WISEMAN
—IMPORTERS
OF—
Dry .-Goodis;-
cARpETs, • - • . - •
HA.TS. & CAPS,
MANTLES,
The Dry Goods Emporium, Clinton
BUTTER tWkl\--TED.
WISTh&A..1\T
REMOVED.
The.subscribeimbegs 4$ inform the
Public that he has removed to mit
SPOONER'S BUILDING,' next the Market.
Having settled with the Insur-
ance Comrianies on a most satis-.•.
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factory basis, he begs to intim.a..te .,
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that he has decided to clear out ail '
A er"
his old Stook, atGreatlyREDUCED s 0
RATES ---some at HALF, and some
at LESS TEL 0, IGINAL COST, v" A
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the whole to be cleared out in the
course of Two Months. Hats and
•Caps at Half Price. GROCERIES
at-Greatly-RedUced-gates.
call solicited,. . WM. COATS
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ry,
VVRIGHT
Just to hand, another lot of those:
firni. .-: Fn has Nten firny and Cer- •INT_T-0. A .10 . '
fain grades rather dearer. Native aiul rk./4.4, JI4.1 .....1. WHIT ILA ' U LTS
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J!orelgti barley and oats have been slow : • • :-.• • .• - , r •-
of sale `and ''.'enchant -Yea. MaiZe was .
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also Slow and unhanded: •• •
Sales ot England wheat the past
_week, Z6,141 qrs, t .=16'S: and 8d;.
.against 15,753 at 438 and 9d thecorres,
ponding week of last year: •
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lrellekk• jeS MiIICa SlirVe.
The BEsr
SALvig, in the world for
Out, Bruises, Sores, Uleers, • Salt
Rheum, 'Fever Sore's, Tetter, Chapped
•Hulds,..Chilblairis, 'Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures, Piles.
it Is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction or money refunded. Price 25,
per box. For sale. by J. H Combo.
• MARRIAGES;
• MASTERS—STONETIOUSR--At the resideneoof thq
• bride's father, on the;1st inst,'by .the• Rev, W. •
• Arks, Mr. Mishit Masters, to Miss 'Slitri..h Ann
• Stonehouse, of East Wawanosii;
floderich Township, on the fitlikinst.,
the.wife of Mr. John Sturdy. . • .
TEMPLEToN.-1n Tuckersmith, on the.2nd; first" -
Mrs, Templeton, aged 51:years.• . • •••
CLINT4IN IllaitlilltS.•
(Co,rrected every Thursday iillorrucroti,)
Wheat, fall per buSh., • • • • 81 20 to 1 23
Red, - - - -4.- ..- — - • 1 18 to 1 20
ignp,•,1tede.liaff,. :. • . • . • '... i.. VI toct 1 :ig.
Oath, • • • • ; 683 to 0 40
• • 0 65 to 0 70
Nes, • • ••- 061 to 0 70
Flour, • • , • 0 00 to 6 50
Potatoosi, ' . ,' .. 0 25 to 0 35
Butter„ .• .. • 0.111 to 0 17
Eggs,, • • ' • 0 12 to 0 l)
Ifity, .••• • • 8 00 to 10 00
1 Liaba,,. - • * 5 50 to 6 00
Sheepskins, • • • • ' 0 25 to 1 25
fleet, • • • -' • -. • 0 00 to 7 50
Timothy, • • 3 0(1 to 3 25
Wool, - - 0 20 to 0 23
FOR - SALE. .
ACarriage and illacksniith shop on the
Main Street, in the village of Blyth, There are
two large shops, 4000, eabh two stories a good.
dwetilog and stable. 'fhb( 114 1110 best opening In the
county for a earriage tnandactory end will be mold on
reasonable terms; If not soliTsoon will is) rented,. Ad,.
dress,
k1UL. E1Asmulfroikr,,b4„th.
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Also New.Prints
New Dress Gookt8;.
• New Alomie Crotris,
, • New Buntings,
Sze,
Also a lot of:'
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bought at unich less than the regular price. See them,.
A Good Tweed Suit for $7.5
GOOD WORSTED SUIT FOR 8101
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_NEW TATESTRI C../RPETK aatAR .
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All goods sold at close cash prices.
ODTICE TAKEN
Agent for WALKE1V8 PHATENT BUTTER WORkift
0-.. "cirkri=tia-1-1T, ,
Albert Streeto elintont.,