HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-07-22, Page 5BIG ,SALE OF PRINTS
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•BIG SALE OP ARASOLS::
FOR JLILT' AND AUGUST.
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BIG SALE OF STRAW GOODS.
BIG SALE OF DRESS GOODS..
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Bargains in MUSLIMS.
Big Bargains in BUNTINGS.
Big Bargains in CASHMERES.
• Big Bargains in. SILKS.
Stanley,
A certain mother-in-law residing iq
the township of Stanley presented her
<laughter at the time of wedlock with
a grand old English piano, but through
[time she became so attached to her
Iaughter-in•law that ehe'requested, the
same piano to be rettrehed so she could
snake a secondpresentation, A. certain
party heating her request returned this
,beautiful piece of ,music to Ler door, .
and to ,her great astonishment in the C /t P'CIl'i.
morning when she opened her door this V11 .L=aA J.101
same piano was seeking admission at
her .door and it was quickly admitted • LATS 8 CAPS,' •
by her and her son carying it in and
providing it with a•laee cover and a MANTLES
newset of keys,
Two Childrutl' Accidentally Shot. &C., &C.
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BIG BAROAJNS ALL .'R.OIJND
DURING JULY. AND AUGUST,; TO REDUCE STOCK.
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hard and his sister were ,shot. It ap-
pears that the children were looking in
at the door of Taltou'e News Depot,•
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on Queen street,' the sister behind herBUTTER yV N '
brother, when a boy named Geo. Suth-
erland; . employed 'there, took up a re- PAY & �~= S M .
vialaer from behind the counter point -
••eel it at themii, and pulled the trigger,.
REMOVED.•
the bullet passing through the boy's
shoulder,. and the outer part of the
gir1'6 thigh. The boy now lies in" a
precarious condition,
British Grain .Trade.
London, July 18.—The Ilfark. Lane
E.zprese says :—=A week of tropical.heat
has ',brought •on the crops rapidly to-
wards the HIarvest, Wheat varies 04
good deal, The ears are generally
short and some insect• injuries begin to
be spoken of. Exceptional heat will
doubtless permanently ripen the wheat.
and barley. Certainly from want of
rain im •she Southern, .Easters; and 1lid-
land Countries .‘the •eat'crop tvill be Lost.
Deliveries of native wheat during the
the weed have been insignificant, only
824 quarters having reached London.
Values are unchanged.' The he barley and
oot traders have been totally. unchanged.
Foreign breadstufFs hive beeu'in sample
• supply, and the trade despite the weath-
er, has• been firm' but extreainly quite,
Stocks have been depleted to an unusual
'extent and sellers have the advantage.
and imports dineinishing: Buyers toper=_.
ate on • ar small 'scale... It may be said
that the 'forwarding trade at, present
kart ely exits Of tiveiityor5ooffcoast
cargoes.whieh arrived during the week' -l. •-s'
three .were, soleh floating. The colitin- l
gent.•lias' beers-deor<eased 135,000. quer-
tets 'The. decrease hi the iwports of •'
, 0 flour and •'titre depletion .of stock° have,
been :tile. Mainspring of tue present tlrin •
'ness of that. article:. Foreign:fiaur has
clieke'd the •tratlii•-.all through theyear
but ' the.' factories mow .ge. full- rates..
There was a better demand on Wednes-
• day •1\lair-e has,'been firm; in better
spot supply. Foreign barley -.Las• been
unchanged. -The off': coast Market, at is
clear, has been large ; supplies and val-
_ .nes have fallen 'sixpence. . The sales of
The United, States CentennialCommission havee..upon .the recommendation England wheat for the week are 15,271
of the Judges of Group No XXV.'y have•unauitflously awarded to•:SOHMER & qrs.,;.at 46s 2`d, 'against 16,699. qrs.„ at •
.Co., manufacturers •:ofGrand',' Square and;., Upright Piano -Portes,: FIRST 43s• ld, the corresponding week 'last
MEDAL OF. MERIT' and DIPLOMA OF .HON:QR,'tor . year.
I will pay ready cash `for any ,quantity of good butter;. to any ; farmer wanting
cash. 1. w111 pay•.balf cash,. if wanted or pay all trade if desired, for one to one
.thousand tubs:of, butter. 'Farmers, don't forgot this, . •
JOHN . HODGINS, Clinton.
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xaG.gEST
At `the ` Genteri�ial
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On spot the finest qualities are. scarce
The subseriber• begs to ii forni the
Public that he has removed to M R.
SPOONER S BUILDING,next the Market.
Having settlewith 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, atGreatlyREDU'CED.
RATES ---some at RALF, 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: WM. GOATS.
the Essential Qualities of a Perfect../fmno-Forte, viz:—Voluute, Purity, and
Evenness of Tone,. Elasticity of,'Touch, a lid•Superiority of Workmanship..
• (Signed)i.
A• T. GOSHORIv', • J. L. •CAMPBELL, J. R
Director -General." . Stieretary President.
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lrave seeniecl'tlie•Agency of the above for Ontario,' and will
• keep! constantly .on hand a; FULL. STOCK..•
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to fu.word,..tire SOHMER PIANO is tirade to •steed, not merely. as an orna
'tnental.plt:ce of'P1i+ernitmre, but' as aMusical Instrument ,• not for a day on a year
only, but for a lifetime. It is honestly ma;de,so that. continuous and' severe use
will not impair.its tine qualities of Tone. and Action, 'and owing to itsextra and
substantial case work,:,it• will remelt) longer in tune thO any other piano • and
endure as 11., faithful means, the Itaruiotiiou:i' interpretations of the beautiful in
music.. ' We :will• guarantee satisfaction iii every respect.
N. B. --The- Geitipany • gives with each.`Piano a Warranty, to be
t,PERFECT INSTR'MENT IN EVERY RESPECT, made of the Best Sea-
soned Material, and he 'themselves responsible for the:term of 6 Years.
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Second. -Hand Pianos and Organs
Teem: 1n Exchange.
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LAROE carting° and lilactrsmith abut on the
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BB1NGs •A Maln street, In trie villa •e of myth. There are
Iwo) i`.. �two lntgo shofar 40z0A, cath tttc atones ; a Kaitti '
'co °Minif and stabie. This Is etre lioat will a to the
J� county for a twrrla 40 at0, each
dory' end tOrl be sold on
• • reasonable tenni: not sold soon Will bo rented.' Ad.
dress, •
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E;* plylb, dr.9.4 iais.
. " Sale Register,
Chi Thursday; Jul, 28th valuable AISQ 1N -OW' PrihtS-
New. Dress'- Goods,:'
New Monde Cloths; .
New Buntings',:
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village. property in.Blyth; • •• •
0.. ' HAMIL7,"as, 'Auctioneer.
IIIIRTlIS.-
Cor s —In Goderich `Township,.' on :the
• 15th inst., the wife o'f Mr: Th'es..C'ole, of ',.: •
MARRIAGES.
C t .Tsr ov-1'3oi D -• 1n . the • 21st lost,.
by the Rev.: R. Thomas, :at tba f. 'o.
• Parsonn;;e, Clinton, \1r.:«Tm: ;Uuutelon,.
to Mrs•'Boyd, ate of Croton ' /?EA.: I Y MA D E :.0.L O‘774/1N G , ,
v_EATIIS;
McCo3tnc.—In Mintu,: 'on. the 18th int.,
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John McConilic, aged ."r8 yelp's, deep y, bi►uight'et.much less than the regular' pride.' Sbeitlheni.
regretted., .• . .
,aiTri'HEIVsON,—In. C intoe, • otr . the 1i'thr
inst, Edith, infant daughter • .nf Jibes,
• and Martha ephenson, aged 9 months,.
WErnos.-Iii Clinton,..on the 16thiitst.x.
Teresa wife 6i. ?drr. Andrew Wekdcilio•
'aged 60 years::.. '
.ell'ANT1/N IIISBBETS.
• (Corrected every Tllurcxlay-•aftornoon,).. •
• W1ie tf.faii per beah.. - $1 18. to 1 20
ilea„ 115. to 118
8gr1 i , Ue iehaff, 1 15 to. 1 18
1dfc, _. 1.15 ;to 1 is
fhtta : 0 48 to 0 40
Barley, - . 0 05 to 0 10
Peas,. 0 05 to 0 70
Po
klotatur,'•
toos, 0 25 to • 0 25
.•000 to 080
tIlltKartfor, • 0 is to 0'17
'•6 . • 0 12 to 0 14
This, - . .800 to1200
Tlheopeidaskin8 . • •0 75 to 1 25
. 8 50 to. 0 00
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Reef, 6 00 to 1 50
' wain.
•rihrothp, 3 Oil to 3 nn
• 0 20 to 0 24
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Just to hand, anotherlot`orthese
WHITS QVIL
at- 75 cents •and $1,
Also a lot o..
FOR SALE.
Good . Tweed Suit four ' $7.5.0..
A GOOD WORSTED SUIT POR X1O.
NEW TAPESTRY' CARPM, CIIEAP.:
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All goods sold at close etteh prices;. '
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PRODITCE 'TAKEN AS CASH..
•gent for .WALKERS PATENT IUTTEE 'WORKER
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Albert ;Street Unto..