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OUR VILLAGE TAXES, BEFORE AND SINUE INCURPURATIUN During the discussion of the High! Sohuul Building difliculty, which is now, We are happy to any. Satisfitctorily and{ finally settled, there were a variety of? upiniuna expressed ; umunu‘ other things, ! par n-s industriously used thoirinfluence with their neighbors to make them be- lieve that the incorporation of the Vlllage tn.- 2: misfortunv, to be rcgrettedâ€"pat-= titzulgmly by the pmrer class of rate- linfi't'l‘fi. It is as well that, we should en- irv into the matter, and figure it up, in, film égmls fiwalfi. mun-r t“at there may be no missuppre imnjnn as to the cost and adVantages of mcurpnralinn. As there are more persons assessed f‘nt- $200 than for any other particular sum on the assesmtent roll. and as they are less able to pay heavy rates of taxes than their more lot-Innate neighbors, owning thousands, vve purpose comparing the rates levied for village purposes this year with the rates of 1872. before the Village was set apart as a distinct Municipality. For the purpose of our illustration, we will confine ourselves to that part of the village west of Yonge Street. The rates in the Township of Vaughan, last, year, in so far as they relate to Richmond Hill were as follows :â€" Fttr_pm1ttt3\'r........22 cents in the 8100. “ 'l'ownsllip....... 104} “ “ " Umu. Schools. 304} “ “ “ High School.... 9 “ “ “ Statute Labor...75 per day. V B!“ as ‘he rule for High School Buil- dmg is included in the above, we will can- fine our remarks to the ordinary tax, that is to any, County rate. Local rate, Common School rate, High School maintenance and Statute luborâ€" and for thew. y-urpoms a village rutepuyer asses sod last year for $200 (before the vil- I g was incnrporuted, be it remembered) flux as fullnws :â€" f‘nuuty Tux $00 44 anztl “ (vmnge) ....... 00 21 ("Ummon Faint-L. ............. 00 61 High Schonl Maintenance... .00 06 Statute Labor (one day)... . 00 75 , 8 2 07 This year. a person assessed for $200 in the Villnge Assessment Roll. if we leave nut the Tax fur High School build- ing-«will have to payâ€"â€" County Tax .. ...........800 20 Local or Vil‘mze Tnx.. ....... 00 60 - 8 1 71 Thu xhlwing that the poor man, whose property is assessed for 8200, will have .988 to pay this year for ordinary hum than he paid last. warâ€"before the village was incorporated. We admit that five exirmvrdinnry tax for building the High School House is heavyâ€"one can? and twenty-five hun iredths of a mill in the dollar â€"â€"but it will be remem- bered lhnt it is an exceptional rate. and will not be required again for all time to come. There is another point to which we wish to direct. attentionâ€"it is this: 'In the esvimates for the current year. submit, ted by the Chairman of the Commutee on Finance and Assessment â€"W. S~ Warren, EFqâ€"we find the folaningrâ€" Tonal Esl’nmres ...... $6 7 17 Less rem-ins for lioensm 850.264 00 To meet. the. above balance. a rate of three mills in the dollar has to be levied. There in good reason to believe that. there will be considerable more improvements carried on next year than there has been this, the first year of our existence as a corporation. for the reason that it, was desirable to keep the expenses down this y‘ar as much as possible, on account of the unexpected levy for the debt on the High School Building ; besides, there are itrms to the amount oi $167. which have m be paid for this year, that will apt be required at another limeâ€"such zi'é'tuc debt on the Fire Engine. &c . $90 survey of the village. beaks, seal. &c.; is is like commencing housekeeping will. the necessary expenses of house furnish ing to provide for the first year. 133 deducting the 8167 from the amount levivd, ($343.17) our rcadvrs'will per oeiu- that the villagv rate next year may not exert-d one hall' of what is this year. if the same care is taken in economisinu (nurexpenditure. Ol'myursc,if'extensiw- impmvements are demanded by the peo ple, and rapidly pushed (in, we must ex- pect that our taxes will be in proportion. ln former years we paid our taxes to the Townships annughun and M ill‘ldl‘dm -â€"-muetl|er with $148 for statute labor, and $260 for tavern and shop licenses,&n _ altogether amounting to about $500 annually. We all know that, very little ofthnt was expended in ilw village; in- deed, \ve f'vel safe in saying that the‘re has not. been an average of 850 a year laid out for public improvements in the viliag'e for the past ten yearsâ€"Aims lele 7n: n balance of $4500 of' [he village tummy expended in the townships of Markham and Vaughan in ten years, for llamuom. Hum. Sun. ‘26, 1873. Tobe assessed far 1873. ...$343 17 Imol gm Labur...00 00 00 88 We believe that our Village Council are acting with the strictest economy, as far as their judgment renders them com- petent; in fact we consider they are penurious. In this they have erred on the safe side; and being all new men, without experience in municipal afiuirs we are inclined to be indulgent, and not criticise them too severely. which we have nothing to show. Aguin, we congratulate the Council and every ratepayer in the village in se- curing the services of Mr Teet'y as Clerk and Treasurer. Many knotty questions have come up, and intricate questions at.- tended to, which‘ owing to his we‘ll known ability, have been satisfactorily arranged. His municipal blank receipts for the taxes is excellent, and show at. a glance how much money is wanted for each purpose, and the rate to be collected, lot' which the following is a schedule :â€" The following is an imaginary ratepay- ers assessment, fnr $200 :â€" No. 74. Mr Peter Jones, take notice, that the taxes due by you to the Corpor- alinn of Richmond Hill for the year 1873, are as follows :â€" The above system might be adopted by other municipalities with advantage, showing, as it does, every taxpayer how much he pays for County, Township School purposes and other rates. The Division Court was held here yes- terday. Judge Bovd, presiding, there were only eight defended suits. STAR LACROSSE Ownâ€"A meeting of the Star Lacrosse Club of this place will be held at Mr Palmer's Hotel, on Sat- urday evening, the 27th inst, at 7.30. All members are requested tn attend as business ofimportancc is to be transacted. Thu. County Lodge of York British Templar-s will meet at Patterson Lodge- romn, on Tuesday, September 30, at 10 o’clock a. In. All interested will please take notice. Two million sterling: of the five per cent. loan for the Intel-colonial Railway has been successfully placed upon the English market by the Hon. Mr. 'l‘illey. The anxiety was so great to furnish ’the money that bids run up to four millions sterling, and the average premium was l'nur and a half per cent. The interest is to begin from the first of October. FALL FAIR.~â€"Eust York and Mark- ham Agricultural Societies will hold their Union Full Fair on Thursday and Fri- day next, the 2nd und 3rd Octoberfon the fair grounds at Markham Village. Upwards of $3.500 will be expended in prises, and all entries for competition must be made with the Secretary, James Robinson, Esq, on or before this (Fri-; day) evening, the 27th inst. The man-l agers of the Nipissing linilwwy will run trains to and from Markham Village at half fare. GRAND PIC-NIC.â€"Immediately on the return of No.2 troopof Cavalry. whose headquarters are at Richmond Hill, the) Were entertained to a grzmd supper by Mrs Proctor of the Dominion Hotel, and after the supper was over a meeting of the volunteers was lleld‘ and it was de- cided to hold a grand pic-nicI in Coun- cillor Warren’s Grove. on Tuesday next, the 30m inst, at 2 o’clock. The public are of course invited to atlend it All Volunteers are to appear in uniform. @fli‘lm’fi mokwwe mo mm ow Hm co co co E’QMW. VOTE 0? THANKs.â€"â€"At the grand supper given to the Volunteer troop of Cavalry by Mrs Proctor of the Dominion Hotel, on their arrival home last Thurs day evening the company moved and carried unanimously a vote of thanks to Mrs P. for her kindness in giving such airich treat to them on the occasion. MY DEAR HERALD,-â€"I have just re- turned from Vienna alter seeing the World's great fairrwhich is a trifle big- ger concern than the one to beheld in Markham Village next Week. I said I had just returned from Vienna, so I have and I tell you it is very refreshing to a perwn who has been away for months from the bosom of his family, to be at home once more. “ Home sweet Home,” how dearly those lovely words sound, and when I think of them the tears will spring.r involuntarily and bring back fond reenllections never to be erased from a persons memory until the great enemy 0! us all steps in to make a change. But I am getting too poetic-ally enthused, and must change my subject. Speaking of Home sweet. Homoâ€"how sadly I found my home where I have lived for 7 years; I mean tlte lovely village of Mark- ham, whieh was incorporated la_ ' fffer. Sadly in some respects, 3.1:"? old land marks removed which makes an index as to our future course to follow. Other changes, such as buildings &ci, hon. D. Reesor has put up a nice and very commodious dwelling, M rs M airs a dwelling house, Mr Charles Chap- man has quite broken through the old rule of brick, stone and mortar, and built a concrete which, without excep~ tton, is the best built house in the vi!- lage, and he deserves great credit for in- stituting anew era in cheap building. May his shadow newer grow less, and sell lots ofscwing machines and Melodeons He has promised to stand treat for this. In addition to these changes I found my peaceful village in a fearful state of ex- citoment about the Pacific Railway Scan- dalâ€"one man said “ what need have we[ of any further witnesses, John A. has condemneddiimself, (I wonder where he got the quotation) “away with him, away with himâ€"crucify~no hangâ€"no defeat himâ€"drive him from off the face of the earth.” "As he has shown no mercyâ€"so no mercy will we show him.” I began to inquire what was the matterâ€"but this one man kept saying-â€"“ he has con- demned himself,” and I Could get no other answer. I then met a tin jeweller and asked him the news, he replied, “Ha! ‘ Ha! Ha! John has just been before the Whitewash Committee and admitted all, Ha 1 Hal Ha! You Tories are now nicely done for. That great Corrup- tionist‘s days will soon be ended. Ha, Ha, Ha. I made up my mind that Markham village had gone daft. I was not well sure whether I was sober or not or else my senses had left me. I had nothingr to drink that morning, then I thought I might be crazy myself until I met a few more petSons, when I came to the conclusion that I was “compus men- tus” and the We I met were only fit for Dr. VVorkman’s care. in Torontoâ€"poor deluded tcllows. 1 then made enquiries as to what caused this mental derange- ment. It seems that on the evening of the 14th of ugust last, or a day or two , later they {’0 lowe’d‘th’e "advice of a fellow called the Globe and they went and held an indignation meeting.' in Keesor's Swamp. and the meeting was such a success. and they were so overjoyful. that it completely turned their brains. Since that meeting the Commission has been in session and the results do not tend to heal their malady. I feel very sorry for themâ€"I do indeed. Our nobl'e Senator I understand went to Ottawa on the 13th ult., expecting a call to the Cabinet, bu__§ as the Goxemor did not (as the Globe says) have a mind of his ownâ€"the call did not come. But like a true philosopher of old he treated it, calmly, and did not allow such mundane things to cause a single‘ thrill of trouble to roll across his peaceful bosom. The political horizon here is reform, but as bad as John A.. Sir Hugh, George Whitman. McMullen and Huntington may be, they feel mean when accused of “ letter stealing." that’s a. sticker for them in spite of the Globe’s Poo l Poo !! Mc- Mullen they adore very much indeed, and so do I. Many people have a han- kering after great names, and G. W. McMullen‘has consented to act as god- father to the whole lot of clear Reform children for a year. ' I am going to get married soon. Yours truly, MUGGINS, JR. In Spain the leaders of the Caratgena insurrection are said to be endeavoring to secure the co operation of the Carlists on their efforts to raise the seige of the city. They have made propositions to the Carlists to attack the republicans in the rear white the hrsiegsd make a sortie. It. is not known how the Curtists received these overtures; but the exposure of this desperate resort has deprived the insur- ,events of all public sympathy. General Motiones has been appointed General- issimo ofthe armies nf’Fpaln. The late- st advices are tha the Cartugena insur- gents are actively engaged mounting guns. They make frequent sorties from the city, and cnpture‘ cattle with impun- ity. Senor Galvaz. of the Insurgent Junta, has left; Cnrtegna on board the LEMON.â€"At Richmond Hill, on the 18th insl.,the wile of Mr Walter Lemon, of Twins. daughters. DIED. ENon . â€"- At Pauerson, on the 22nd inst , Mary Ann NPwnhnm, wife of George A. Enouy. aged 44 years. CROSBY.-â€"At Lfichmond Hill. on Tuesday the 23rd inst., Jennie B , beloved wife of Mr Isaac Crosby, Merchant or this place, of consummionâ€"aged 26 years. Friends and acquannnuces are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Friday), at 2 P M. Uullla, nun Jun. Vupvhuw v.. “V”. “ Fernando-el-Catnlicu" an attacked Torreviejnâ€"his objzct bning to obtain a supply of provisions for the insurgents. Markham, Sep. 24. 1873. @fimmmmflwm. BIRTH. Contrarton lhe ’l‘owu‘ li‘he between the rs: and second Concessions of the Township’ of N OTICE. MONEY To BE EXPENDED BY 0N- MARKHAM AND WEI TCHUROH. Parties desirous 0‘ taking \mnlrncts for im- proving the said Town-line w'IH meet the un- del‘slglled Comminee on Ricnumnd HI”. Sep. 22. 1873. At 10 A M., on the said Town line at the rear of the Second Concession. N ordtr lo uconomise in the collection of Taxeslor llm Villugn qf Ridmwnd Hill, as well as for lhc‘ 11mm: Sellout b‘rctiu'n. Nos. 3 mm 4 of Me 'l‘uwmr/Iips of Mmklmm and VII ‘llghll/I, inclrdmg the Village. lhe Rampar- vrs am hereby invited to cull 3L the Cleik‘s tvfiice hlld pay all raleslov which they are liable. [or the year 1873. lo lheuudersngued. on or before the, MUNICIPALITY or RICHMOND HILL TUESDA Y, the 30th INS T. 0! all Descriptions» So that parties favoring us with a call cannot fail to ho swusfied bulh in price and quuhly. Remember that For the Fall and Winter Trade! alwa} s has the LARGEST AND CHEAFES'I STOCK in RICHMOND Hm..- I have also a few very Supmior' Which I am ofl‘ering at very low nrices WE. the undersigned, residents or (Yormvunis. Nuva Swim. (\vlmru il was formerly prcxm ed). having nhsorved the usionishmg (11'ch msnllmw hon the use 0 l'MN Emman‘on. an?! hnvmg used It and in our fumilius. with [he hmst m' :3. lemma! r-l' cmmulmma for which It is m l..1‘0mi:lulll_\' rccnnum-nd H (0 [11- pule us 111': any Luumrm nr l’niu liillcr In use:â€" lium Murray, l’nzlnr 0f flu or!!! (L ruwnlhs ' why Hun ('lmrch‘ .lzum-s I’er Hm of [he hinH luv. 11:: if. ntist (lunch. . um-s (j Unn- ~.:I . \‘x'vsl y..n Ministrlgculn 113.1. 1mm 1 rucm: I. MM nl‘ {he Ii: uli \lmrn, Unnnur', John i. its m ul‘ flux 'l rognimmzl Church, Huh .h..m I. max]. \‘R‘csh un Minhficr, Bel'wick. H5, lulu no I'm; In“; J. I’.. L: V1 W. @grimuxmfl inn-ptcmcntfi. VILLAEE, 5011001. AND “TIER TAXES. 132 Adelaide Street East. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ! TURNIP SEED! 133' 01d 1' of the Council. Markham Sep. 22. IB73. IRVING’S FIVE-CENT MUSC. -Aumnuum, “my... ...- .. , mum! Human coming 3 years old. 7 Anvone as will lend to her re- , ‘ - ' . .I ' ‘ I t 1V1 O L L I E S A S W ER" l ll):5nr:\\§:|l:dleodu; a_ud ally person de- COME SIT BY MY SIDE, LITTLE DARLING. BI RDIE HAS COME. I'ii‘fl- We “ MOLLIE DARLING.” flew gavetmmentfi. {XS just been received an Immense Stock BOOTS AND SHOES 7794f SETTS OF HARNESS GRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE $60M, Sintinmg, 8w. SEED STORE 3 HARVESTING TOOLS STROLLING ON THE SANDS. ‘ATHER SAYS I MAY.” Il| THE HERALD BOOK STORE, “ I HAVE NO HOME.” ROBERT MAR H. PHILIP MACKLEM A n Isl '., (fmrlu Nul‘t hl The largest selection of TORONTO .l. ,c. uhn H NOVEMBER NEXT. A SPECIALITY. In (be Do mi 1) ion ,Ium :in’mml: mm AND AND \VM. RENNIH, M. TEE!" Y, ‘ l'nntl EH25 JJ'.‘ .nrv, J {2.111 um: ALIuh-yC Shfihk‘r‘ :‘m u.»J .\\'iH:~r. .|:.«' ii. liu lmlz;c, .unn. ’l‘huuuu - nlnl m..uy uth Tonon‘rn, ()NT‘ Gom’mitlcc ’l '1'caa'm‘er . 791-“ I873 AUTUMN. I873 WM. ATKINSON Which for qualitv and price will, he in satisfiod. give unbounded satisfaction. ‘ THE STOCK COMPRISES: FANCY FLANNELS, FLOWERS, FANCY GOODS. In fact an Immense Sloak suitable for the nuts oi his numerous custumers. Crockery, Hardware, Glassware, Groceries, (36., Which cannot. bis surpassed iT equalled. V'M ATKINSON. Dealer in exerylhinu Good and Cheap Cemml Store. flicbmnmd Hi“. CLARKE’S World Famed BlomlMixlure. H ( OR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.”â€" Seo Deuteronomy, chap. xii, verse '13 F'or cleansing rnd clearing the blond from all jm}v‘lrites, cannot be too highly recommen- ded uuu For Scl‘ol‘uln. Scurvy. Skin Din-oases. and Sores of all kinds it is a never-failing and por- ‘ manent cure. ll cures old Sores. (,uros Ulcernted Soras on the Neck. Cures Ulcernled Sore Logs Cures Illncnhends. mr l’imples on the Face. Cures Scurvy Sores (lures Cahcernns Ulcers Cures Blood and Ekin Diseases. Cures Glandular Swollings . Clears the Blood from all impure matter, From whatevor cause arising. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste. find warranted tree from anything injurious to the must delicate constiluliml of either sex, the Proprietor sclicils sufferers to give it a trial to test its value. Thoumnds of tc-stimonials from all parts. Sold in Bottles 2s 3d each. and in Cases. containing six tvmes the quantity. lls ouchâ€"- sufficient to «Feel it pm‘mnnent cure in Ihe great majority of Long standing*ases.llY ALI. (JllEVllS’l S and PATENT M EDICIN E VEN DURS throughout the world. Sole Proprietor. F‘. J CLARKEChemist, APUTllECARllaS' HALL. LINCOLN. ENGLAND. EXPORT AGENTS. MontreaI.â€"-Evans,MeIcer and (To . Wholesale ‘ Drugmsts. Lymans, Clare and Co. “Tomaâ€"Elliott and Co . Wlwlesalu Drug- " gists. Simpler and Owen. Ilamilton.-â€"-Winner und Co. Halifax â€"Avery. Brown and Co - Burgoyne. Burbidgea and Co. Colman Elrcol, London. Vewberv nlld Sonsfi? Newgate Streu 1.Lovdon Barcleg 'nI-d Sons. 95 Farriugdon Street, Lon- drill. Sungm and Sons. Ox"oru Street London. And al| lhe London Wholesale Houses ‘AME ON THE PREMISES. LOT 54. / IsL (ion, Vaugllull,an old red cow. The owner is request/d to prove property, pay ox - penses, and take her away. J A MES ASH. Vaughan, Supc, I7th, 1873. . Store . ROM 'l‘lll‘l PREMISES OF THE SUB- scriber. lut ll, 'car of the 3rd Con. of Markham. abqul tho ls} August last. A whim Qty @uudfi, @mmiw. t‘al’h‘il‘lg {Heir posséssion aft-ethh'L» wiv|l be prosecuted according 10 law. A l .EX . BRO \' PAPER BOOKS OF ALL KINDS AT the HERALD Book Stow. DRESS GOODS, EGS to announce :he arrival of the grant- or part of his Bulaonville. Sept. I5. "184‘ BLACK STUFF GOODS, OETICAL WORKS, 0F FEE different posts. at the Hi. a Book AMES. TOYS, 810., FOR SALE AT Trade Mark “ Blood Mixture.” the Hun“) Hook Sforo CANADIAN COTTONS, RIBBONS, AGENTS IN CANADA. and Winter 60008 ! COUNTERPANES, A full nswrrmett of BLANKETS, STRAYED. STRAYED. TWEEDS, MANTLES, DOESKINS. SHAWLS, person de- th'lr urno '973 Fall Goods '373 LCROSBY Fall and Winter Goods! L'th AM] BXAMINII. EVERY DEPA RTM ENTo THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY £11; madam momma WILL BE ULO SED 10“ ONE WEEK, PARTIES WISHING PICTURES CAN GET ‘HIIM ANY TIME AFTER THAT DATE. Alfie", W. Morrison, Mts C. Ambln. W. (2) Miller. Mrn- Catherine Aims, J, Movie", Min; Baird; (t‘oorgc McMniler. Jamas Bmieo,(.!hu. 8. McBride. John Bax». Sarah 'Mande , John Broker, Muchud McKay. Hugh _ Bol'nho. Henry W. Mcueilh. Jane! Bolton, John Neil. Mary J. Cooper, Mrs Oslor,(£nlherinr Espey. Joseph O’Brien 1). U. ElIioI. Mary O'Hara». John Finuia, Hater Post, Woodhlfl' Gardinev. Wiliam WJ’owaM, Lucy H. Grav. David Pr est, George Glover. Edward Phiflips. S. Hen-mass} thorine Rags to. Josiah B. lugrahmn. J. Stuckdnle, ’1‘. Joyce. Redmond Simplnu. Adelina Kennedy. J H. -‘ pencer. W. J Kirkiand. James Vanderhurgh, J MA Kerswill. James Vanderhmg. Lama hemmon, J. Vanderburgh. W. lmgge, George F. Whalen. Danie} Lewis. Miss Wrrwick, James Lahmer. Mix: 8 R. Wilson. T. H Moylau. Patrick ON OR BEFORE THE FIRST OF NO VEMBER NEXT. The from half of lot Ne. 18, 3rd Conmaaion of Vaughan. ‘ GOOD GENERAL SERVANT. who thoroughly understands Household work. to whom good wages will be given. Apva personally to Mrs G A Barnard. Richmond Hill. Richmond Hill, Aug. 98th, 1873, 783.“- More or loss. 'I‘erms eum'. For further pu- t‘lcularu apply to J, C. McQUARRlE. J I: CONTAINING 52 ACRES AS "co-0d lhl you» put of h?- Maple, Jul)" 93. 1873. EWELRY ! JEWELRY! FOR SALE chap u the Hump Book Store. FIRE-PROOF STORE, EMAINING [N THE RLQHMUND II ill Pom flies. Isl September. 1873: ON SATURDAY, SEPT 20. 0F THUS B. COPELAND His voiuueor duties inlozfrrrhlg BE SOLD attifictuzmrmtfi. List of Letters RICHMOND HIM. I. CROSBY. G‘focor and Dry GoafiMercLam, NOTICE. Wanted. M. TEEFY, r. n 783-4a Maple IMPOR TANT NOTICE ! PEOPLE’S STORE, Superior Teas and Groceries Cull Ind exmnine he large and we" selected Mark in RWM PAPER, (/‘ROCKERY, Umssswmm WIlV DO W SHADES. '1 INWARE, PAINTS & OILS, GLASSSL PUTTY, . ( UTLERY,and WINES & LIQUORS Claims 10 be a first class House. and the only Hue wnv of testing ll is by comparison ; um! an inspeclmn u)’ llm slack and prices is res-- pwfl'uuly solicited. F [our and Feed kept constantly hamL [13’ Th» Lighesx pn'ices paid; for all kinds of Farm l’rouucu. CELEBRATED ‘AXLE GREES I A beautiful choice lot lo be cleared out at glean); I'educad pun-s hl the (Jenna! 510m She has no hesitation in promising satin- I'a 'lion to a" who my favor her will) a caHL PRA CTICAL MI LLINER Will bg happpy to soc all desiring 3.0} “High: her branches, being a Impeatieh Invited" and Patnmczgs Solicitcd. Dress and Mantle Making .” Shop om door norfli of Mr. Bonu- ard’s store, Richmond Hill. OPENED OUT YESTERDAY, Ear Rings, ' Red, Colored, Opal, Blue and Pearl Neckkts, NEW ENGLISH MUSIC! MAKE A NOTE OF IT! See them at the HERALD BOOK STORE. RICHMOND HILL M Tennis Bid/s, Solid Rubber Bark, Black Jets, : URNITURE, FANCY GOODS! Ground Cflfi‘l’l’J and Spices, Richmond Hill, Augawt 23'. 2573‘ gummy and fivwiug, Richmond Hill. Juno 5. €873. . 176 May 8. I873. STRAW WORK- ASHIUNABLE MlLLlNERY 8110?: MRS. HASSETT PEOPLE'S STORE BARGAINS .’ EMNANTS O-Fâ€"DRESS GOODS. AT THE HERALD BOOK STORE. Done to older on the shoutost nolice USIC ! MUSIC ! MUSIC f PARCELb DELIVERED. v. G SAVAGE} For "m but. pure“ and ghouth SPLENDID STOCK, 1! ‘von wuul pune, unadulterfiod‘ RICH M 0ND HILL. Remember the DON’ T FAIL TO,- @mfiw, 8n. A LARGE ARRIVAL OP P150 PLE’S STORE. PEOPLE‘S STORE. IF YOU WANT RICHMOND HILL. REMEMBER THE A Lso bmwuL's IN PHDIU‘. TH,- 60 '1‘" 1H” Foufiau; Charms, Wm A’lf KJNSON. Lockets, Rings, (9c. 772.41? 758 l;