Huron Record, 1881-07-29, Page 5Ilia LALE OF ritINT
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WPW :ICILY AND 4 UQT7ST
.BIG SALE OF PARASOLS
�TQR ,I'VE✓ AND AUGUST:
BIG SALE .OF STRAW GOOD.
•BIG AIM .OF DRESS GOOD.
Big Bargains in IVIUSLINS.
Big .:Bargains in BUNTINGS.:
Sig Bargains in CASHMERES.
Pig
•fir
Bargains in SILKS..
BIG B4R0A/N$; ALL ROUND
D.URIEG JULY AND AUGUST, TO RE1D17CE S' .QCE.
'C .S E1 ..FOR.' PTT 'Z"1R�
. _will pay ready, :castifor any.quantity .f goitd:,liatter, to.•any 'farmer.. wanting
:cash. I will•pay half cash, if wanted or pay all trade if desired; for one to :oke
thousand Lubs of butter Farmers, don't forget this. •
.JOHN HODGINS, Clinton ,
T11E...
HIGHEST AWARD
At the Centennictl— Exhibition d
The. United States Centennial Commission have,•;upon the recommendation
of the Judges of Group No. XX•V„•have unanimously' awarded to SOIIMEIt &
Co..manufacturers of Grand, • Square and Upright . Piano -Fortes, ;FIRST
MEDAL OF MERIT. and DJ•PLOMA OF HONOR, for
the Essential Qualities of a 'rfect Plano, -Forte, viz .—Volume, Purity, and
Evenness of Tone, Elasticity of;PeToueh, and Superiority of Workmanship.
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,(Signed)
A. ,T..GOSHORI , J. I:. CAM_ PBELL, u J: lig HAWLEY,
Director -General. Secretary. ' President.
Have, secured the .Agency. of the above for Ontario; andwill
keep constantly on hand a FULL STOCK..
In a word, the. S4EMtER PIANO is male to stand, not tnerelyt an an orna
niental'pieee,of Furniture, but as a Musieal,Instrument•;,not for a day or a year
only, but for a,lifetime: it honestly trade, so that continuous and severexilse'
will not impair its fine qualities of Tong and Action, and owing to -its extra:anzl
substantial case work, it will remits longer in tune than any other plane, .and..
endure as a 'faithful means, the harnrouious interpretations o£.'thebeautiful in
Musicigar We will, guaranteesatisfaction in every respect. •
N. 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 hold' tlieniselves responsible for the •iteirnv of : ' Years.
S.eeou.d, a ,
��H• nd� • •anc�s� •end
• ' C?xgans
Taken In Exchange. '
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D�HERTY & G16BIN
.CLNT.Gtl
Lonorouft,
Friday of lasdesbt week wasgobserved as'.
a general holiday by our. citizens, the:
Occasion, being the:return wicket match
'between the Clinton and Londesboro
clubs and the concert of the home ,club
is the evening. In the afternoon the
visitors. ,appeared .on the .scene and,
both teams ” buckled " down to work.
Clinton,going tothe bat, made 5a • nuns'
to which Harland:contributed 13: and
laraib 9. Londesborn going to bat re-
tired for the small score of 31. sOn
Clinton making their second essay 70.
runs were tallied to. which Wheatley
contributed 19 and Dennis 15. This
left •Londesboro 21 runs to win but'
they were .disposed of this time almost
as speedily as in the first only footing
up 32 thus giving the viotory to Clin-
ton. by 58 nuns. The detailed score
will be found in the sporting column.
McKenzie.and E. Coleman, of Seaforth,
bowled well for the home team while
Harland, Dennis and Manning trnn-C
died the ,ball for the visitors. .M the
conclusion of tbe,game the players ad-:
journed for supper to Bell's hotel where:
mina.hozs.iTohn Bell had served up as
good:a supper as ever hungry. cricketers.'
enjoyed. After clue justice had .been
done sthe inner man .the crowd ad-•
journed to discuss the incidents .of the
day and the. lacrosse match with the
Wingham boys who were on their way
home from Clinton,
In the evening of the clay just men.'
tioned the Cricket Club gave.a grand
concert in the Temperance Hall. The
names of 112r, T. E. Joslin,'of Seaforth,
and Prof, Holmes and Mrs. Whitt, .of
Clinton, were sufficient guarantee ,that;
the entertainment was to yield a good,
return toticket holders and they were
not by any -means disappointed. Mr.
A, H, Manning of Clinton was called
on to occupy the chair which duties
that gentleman discharged in a.highly
satisfactory •manner. The "Golden
Slippers by Prof. Holmes and the
cricketers' Who took part in the game'
in the afternoon, was enthusiastically'
received. 'Then followed a solo by
Mrs. Whittafter. which '"llMorarity '
in costume . by r Mr; ".,1oslin :brought
,,down the 'h tuse.`hMr L. Thorne of Blyth
gave The Belle of the • Ball."' in that
gentleman's usual .style A character
Song—by MCrit ser produced repeated
bursts of , laughter. Beiides 111[sssea.
Steep; Rippey, Wooil'inaii and Hiles'.
gave Several pieces 'all of which were;
well received, The Clinton Brass Band
were sin atendance'as was also the Blyth
String=Band: A most successful con-
cert wasbrought to a diose by the.
audience singing "God save• the Queen."
After the concert those w-io felt so in
dinned trippMlle " st":
unto the wede ynaa .hours]fight " infanta . Belicl's
,hotel, ...
'Beigratwe.
Rev. J. Philp is away on a "visit.,.
Wm. Morrison's sale of. furniture &c,-, •
advertised- for last Saturday, did not
take place. Cause—no bidders :, r
ILL. -Wm. Ceaser, asection inan,on'
the Railway, has been laid up for some,
lint we trust he will soon. &a able to bes
around again
GORED.—Mr; John. Coultfoe, o£••V aw
anosh, had a valuable horse hookd •by `
one of his cattle,' while grazing in the
pasture. The, horse will be. finable to..
work for some tame, but with care will
be aU right again.'
BAILIFF'S SALE.— The 'W,ingham.
bailiff" sold by auction here, on Satur
day:last, a • threshing Machine, a span.
efi horses, 3 head of cattle,. ;bobsleighs,
harness, coo, • As it was so cash sale,
• they .did not bring very high ,figures.
.1 ICARI,X A RVNAV'AY.—A8Uft, Bark
ley was preparing tb .go .to Wingham.'
afew days ago,, and was placing the
:robe in the buggy, it . frightened the
horse, which becaaaie unmanageable,:and'
ran along the road; 'drawing ;arawith
him until be broke the :buggy.:. dile
was finally by tuning into a,•shed;w;ith-
out any serions'results.
BARN RAIsII,i{it•;—There• arena ';great
many barns being built, this: year in this
neighborhood•and,tthe main eacitewent
With our young men,. and ,1 +may;add
some of .our old4ones, is the rac at the
raisings. .I.tobort Riley had •a :large
raising last week and Robert Irwin
also, Alex McDougall will have a;large•
raising this week. .This in to be a test
of generalship between two notedisap-
tains. They, have been selecting somas
the best hands,•the last two..weelts, and
an exciting tlmeis expected,
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CLINTON M441t k TS: .
(Corrncted.ovary Thurtiday,attgrpeton,)
Whent, tall par Buell,, • • • $1 18 to
11od, - 1,x15 to
OFa,t
itt9ng,'oi:edoho f, • •- ` ; 1.16 too
+ 0 3a. to
•116r1oyi r ' .kms . 0;45 to
P•
I'oAOtat0s, . 11.86 to
- ' 000. to
:lube} y • x., . 0 02126 to
800. to
06
7660 to
t0
d 00 to
'00 bo
IiaCn r. •.
Iitcfc,,,
shocpakin@ 4
Boit, • • s , .
Timothy, ,..
1 20
113
1 12
0 90
0 0 76
70
.026
0 14
12 00
0'60
1 25
7 60
ti oa
1.1102
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Bordered, Prints, Regatta Prints,,.
Black and. Colored Muslins,
Skirtings, Ducks, Cottonades,
White and Gray Cottons,,
Cotton Yarn and Carpet Warps..•
•NOTICE.
We will•• always pay ti ,
Highest Market Price for BUTTER AND EGGS
EITHER IN 4 AS•H'OR TRADE.
M .A.. Z £_ S ^ ' IV.;�A.
REMOVED.
The subscriber begs to inform, the
Public that he has removed to M R.
SPOONER'S BUILDING, next the, .arket.
,Having ;settled with the c,Tnsur-
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 gat HALF, and :some
at LESS THAN ORIGINAL COST,
the Sole to b l ..
... d_.out %n -the
course
...-- ..r. � of Two Months._ :Hats:• -.air
Caps -at-Half Price. 'GROCER.
at Greatly Reduced Rates.
A call solicited. wm. C QAT5.
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_FOR THE MONTH' ,OJ> .:A,.UGtST.
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• ;.:_ TO PROCEBD.IN.0 WITH::REBHILD1. C
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,and eictension2Of,premisee,.
'WILL 'OFFER
.. EA 'GAA
4N .ALL LINES OF ,GO.ODS,,
in order to make room -for the alterations and ;intension, of premises;
,; AAt • fa •`WAEKFR'S' ': TE T'3t ':TER'WORKER,,
` _.. bort :Strtlep,.,a1?tt . N.