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OuTHERN RAILWAY ()F CANADA BichmumiHiIlStnt‘mn Chungeonlme “king ofi'ecl Monday , June. :Hst, 1:475 : Going North 8.!!! A.I|‘...-127 p m...5 I3 Going South 9-96 A.u.. ...2.-3 p.m.. .826 mhe ajnrh ngwmm. Mr. George Brown’s statement to the I efi'ect that only three thousand seven hundred dollars was subscribed by the " reform ” party in Ontario towards the election_fund. has received c--nsiderable' criticism through the press in different pIYiIZOf the country. We dare venture to any that the must ardent admirer of the great “ Dictator” does not for a moment believe that the comparatively trifling sum of $3,700 was the sum total spent by the party in the elections of 1872. The West Dunham News, in which the “big push ” letter first ap- peared, challenges Mr. Brown to an in-l mtigation, and pledges itself to prove, if heyill secure a commission to investi- gatethe matter, that the Toronto fund amounted to 890,000, and that if the “ out counties " be‘ included not less than $300,000 was spent in putting down “ bribery and corruption ” accord- ing the Grit method. The conditions Toronlo Agricultural Waxehouse. Excellent Farm For Sale. Danivl Kinnpe. Licensed Aunfioneer. ofw the inquiry were that if they failed to prove their case, they would pay all the costs of enquiry; ii on the other hand they proved that 390.000 instead of $3,- 700 was spent Mr Brown was to bear the expense pertaining to the investi- gation This challange, although given . week ago, has not. as yet been accepted by Mr Brown, nor is it to be expected that it will be. Mr Brown is to Familiar with the reckless expenditure of the “ Reform ” party at the time referred to, w court investigation. He will not ex- press his satisfaction that such an ex- cellent opportunity has been atforded him ofprom'ng the'zimou‘nt of the elect. The prompt action of the Torontol authorities in suppressing the riot of Sunday last is another instance of the determination that in whatever part of the globe Queen Victoria reigns British law and justice shall be meted 0.1;“ I." ,glike. That civil and religi- on; mm, 5,; all be extended to all who claim the protectffin 0f the Enlis“ Flag- It- would be a sad Stale 0" affaiTSin' deed, if a mob who profess n0 religious principals whatever were allowed .‘0. dictate to there fellow citizens how they should worship: and we think we are safe in saying the rowdy element, and the rowdy element alone, is responsible for last Sundays disgraceful proceedings. The Orangemen whom many of' the Roman Catholics look upon as their common enemy, were advised to hold aloof therefrom. and from what we can learn “1601‘de was strictly obeyed. ion fuxfd of'iZ. His Silence in the mat- tar only confirms the words of Sir J ohu A. Macdonald, that if a committee of en- quiry was granted, he could prove that where one dollal was spent by the Con- lervativc party, double the amount was lpent their opponents. Toronto has of late been infested with I hand of young rufiians, with no visible means of support, who seem to take a special delight in setting the police at defiance. From the results‘ of the late outrage it would seem that} it was the police, and not the procesâ€" aionists, that the rabble wished to show their hostility to, for which the Sunday procession afforded an excellent pretext. It is, to be hoped that those implicated, now under ailrest, will receive such punishment at the hands of the law as will strike terror to the hearts of their usociates for all time to come. Mnansxcs’ [murmur-We. are glad to be able to say that this [excellent Institution, which has been so success- fully managed heretofore, has entered another year under very favourable Inspices. A large number of members ticket; for the curreng year, which com- menced Oct. lat, haye already been die- osed of, and we feel certain that a dol- -ar could not be more profitably expend- ed. The library now contains some- -where about one thousand volumes of select works, and we question very much it‘there is another village of'its size in the Dominion that has as large and select a library as Richmond Hill. The insti- tute is also in receipt of some of the best magazines of the day literary and scientific, As will be seen by adverting to another column, the managing com mittee purpose holding a series of re unions, leetures,‘ debates, etc., during the winter season, which will no doubt be interesting, and will also, we hope, prove profitable to the inhabitants and to the institute. POST OFFICE SAVJNGS’ BANK.â€" Monthly Statementwâ€"Tbe following is the exhibit of the transactions in the Richmond Hill postoflice Savings Bank up to the 30th Sept:â€" Total deposits to. Sep 30, 1875.$103,097 00 Deposits in mouth of Sep. 938 00 Withdrawals “ “ . . . . 349 01 Some forty-Ihree Veterans of the war of 1812-13, assembled at the City Hall, on Tuesday last, to receive their pensions of $20 each. Gov. McDonald was present and delivered a brief address. Rik-unmet) HILL. Oct. 7, 1875. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THE SUNDAY ROIT FAIR CHALLENGE. M . TEEFY, Postmaster Oct. 4, 1875. Pursuant to adjournment, the Council met. The Reeve in the chair. Councillors presentâ€" Messrs Crosby, O'Brien, Pogue and Wilson. MinmesVof former meeting read and upgrpved. . .. n 'nn ”"The Clerk read a letter from J. G. Scott, Esq" of the Attorney General's department, dated 131h Sept., in reply to an enquiry re- gardmg the use of a Government. Ballot Bu} f()l:31q11icip1}1 Elections. The Clerk read an account from Mr Imb- Prt Trench for materials and repairs of Fire Engine. including balance due to him for care-zaking of engine up to 1st March lasl. amounting in all to $9 90; and on molion of Mr Crosby, seconded by Mr O’Brien, the aid account was ordered to he paid. l A claim fur two sheep killed by dt‘gs. amounting to $8.66, was laid before the Council from Mr William Powell, â€"-lmd over until my meeting. Moved by Mr (trushy. shcnnded by M: Pogue, that thP sum of twenty dollars luâ€" placed at the disposal of tho Committee On streets and sidewalks, for the purpose uf aid» ing in the completion of gravelling the side road on the southern buundmy of the vil' Inge, leading westerly from Yonge Streetâ€" Carried. Moved by Mr O’Brien, seconded by Mr Wilson, that the Clerk be and he is hereby int summed to submit the written description of two certain Village Lots to Mr P. S. Gib son, P. L. S., with a view to obtaining inv fmmution in regard to a supposed reserve for an allowance for a street running North and Southt‘iom Richmond to Mil Streets, between Village. Lot No. 66 and 67. accord mg ton Plan of the Western division of iRichmond Hill, by George MoPhillips. P. 11.7 5., surveyéd 'Septexfiber 1869â€"Iwhich would form a cominumion of a street com-1 monly callgd Ransom Streetâ€"Cprried. Mr O’Brien moved, seconded by Mr Crosby, that the Treasurer is hereby author ized and instructed to pay to Thomas Mar- tin and Mury Collins, two old and indigent persons, the sun. of four dollars 'and filly cents eachâ€"in three monthly payments of one dollar and fifty cents each, for the months of October, November and Decem- berâ€"Carrted. The Council adjourned to meet in the Court Ronm on Monday the lat day of Nov. next, at 7 p. m. A meeting of lh» York Medical Assumin- lion will he held in [he Temperance Hall, on Tuesday next. 12th inst. Markham Council meets at Unionville, to' marrow, 91h inst. Wednesday last was fair day; we might also remark ‘hal it was a wet day, conse- quently the fair was not. an overwhelming success. A man named Craft. residing in the United Stmes, has walked 800 miles in fourteen days, and finished ahead of time, and in good conditlon- A notice on the Town Hall Door, York- ville. shows that about $53 worth of goods have been setzed from A. Kirkpatrick, at the instance‘ 01 Messrs Severn and Alcorn, two mhgistratvs, o’f'Y‘orkviHe, to pay a fine of $10 and costs for Yiring of? crackers on the Queen’s Birth-day. The sale is to take place on Monday next. At a meeting ofthe Mechanics‘ Institute, held I at Tuesday evqning, a resolution was adopted instructing the sub-committee to makf arrangements for holdmg ann'mber of vaiioins, lectures nnq debates, fillrmg the coming St‘vmonl. Parties who wxsh tu pm. uckels can do so by npplving chase seascn m the Secretary, or at. the HERALD Office. Orders were receqw‘fi t’rom uun‘wa tna‘ the Roman Catholic Ptlgl 7"“ Show“ ,be “F ported in thetr walking in mePSSW“ 0‘ Sunday last, in Toronto. 33 “‘9 133w gram“ them the right. We “1155 “0‘” thin order: will be given for the law {,9 he "’Poawd l’ Montreal for the hmial of Glilbol‘i' processton was headed. on Sunday “Barth; the H on. C. Frazer It is aaerious gnu _. whether all processions religiou or othe. wise. should not. hereafter, be prohibited after the disgraceful scenes of last Sunday, in Toronto. Another brutal outrage occurred in Tor- onto on Tuesday night. A party of ladies and gentleman while walking up Queen stieet were met by four or five half drunken rowdies. One of the gentlemen accidently brushed against one of the rouzhnt, when he turned and assaulted the former in a mest brutal manner. Miss Higgins. a young lady who was in company with the aesaulted party. went to the assistance of the gentle- man whom the rowdies had knocked down, and on doing so received a severe wound on the forehead from some. wooden instrument in the hands 01 one of the rufiinns. Seeing what they had done they immediately ran away. A short time afterwards three of the party was arrested. The young lady was taken into Mr. N. C. Love’s Drug Store and medical aid sent. for, and the wound, which 'wne of a very serious nature, properly dressed. The latest reports say that she is slowly recovering. The Toronto Fall Assize was Opened on Monday last The Calender which is an unusually he'n'vy one,comprisrs three cases of homicidf’. three of rape, five of forgery, three of bigamy. one of shooting with in- tent to murder. and some eight cases of burglary, stealing from the person, and larceny. Last sunday Toronto was the ,scene 0! another disgraceful' disturbance similar to that, of'the Sunday previous, the occasion. being thelast ofa series of pilgramages en- gaged in by a large number of citizens of the Roman Catholic persuasion. The au' thorities, expecting a repetition of the pre- vious Sunday’s pioceedings.had ordered the 10th Royals. Queen’s Own, Governor Gen; eral’s Body Guard and No. 2 Troop ofCaw alry to be in readiness in case their assist, ance should be required in quelling the expected roit. Happily their services were not required, the police, who were out en masse, were fully equal to the situation, and succeeded , although not without receiving some rather severe bruises, in keeping the rotious element of both parties at a respect- ful distance from each other. Stones and other missiles were thrown by both parties, ‘ and from the position occupied by the police they came in for rather more than their share. and several of their number re: ceived some severe wounds, although none likely to result fatally. A large number of shots were fired but without any serious rea sults. Several arrests were made by the police, to whom great credit is due for their brave conduct throughout the whole pro- ceedings, their life being: placed in jeopardy in their attempts to protect the procession- ists from the mob. Considerable exciteâ€" ment prevailed here in the evening.» owing; to a telegram received stating that a police- man had been killed and also some women and children ; on the arrival of the morning papers, on Monday, however, the rumor was found to he untrue, _ 7 - The Sunday Riot in Toronto. VILLAGE COUNCIL. We." from Ottawa 11m Pligl .‘ms should be sup. king in Dmcessiun 0“ mm. as the law granted e trust now that Orders we law {,9 be repealed in uial of Gh‘ibord. The ‘ - I.AA M. TEEFY, Clerk last, by wtion To the Editor of the York Herald. DEAR SIR,â€"In your issue of the 24th nlt., there is a letter addressed to me by Mr Daniel Kinnee, asking for information with regard to the moneys known as the “ Clergy , Reserve Fund " of this Township. To a letter written in so courteous a tone, 1 would not, and as one of the representatives of the township, 1 could not refuse to give whatever information I may be possessed of to the electors of the municipality. That Fund was derived t'romthe seculari- znlion of the Clergy Reserves, and was. by act of Parliament, divided pro rata among‘ all the electors in the province of Ontario.‘ This township receited. ahont twenty years ago, a large amount in that way, which has been further incret-sed duringr various years hy funds from the same source, and by the same method ofdistrihution. That sum had been further augmented by the Municipal (‘uunt-ils of eighteen or twenty years ago, by the judicious investment of the moneyin (l think) ContilV of Middle-sex Debentures, which yielded a net profit of Seventeen Hun- dred and Why Dollars; so that the whole :tmODltl of the Fund amounted to morethun Twenty two Thousand Dollars. As you are aware, however. that portion of the township, includrd in the Incorporated village of Richmond Hill, received as its share the sum of Fourteen Hundred and Fifty Dollars. which has Ieduced the amount nu , J T..\t|_..m to ithout Twenty one Thousand Dollars 'l‘his sum is invested principally in City of Toronto Debentures and the interest derived from it has been, each year, by resolution of Council. divided equally to each School Section and Union Section in the township. 'l‘hnt the application of the interest to school purposes meets with the approval of the electors is undoubted; but that the present division of it is equitable is perhaps ques- tionahle. I regret to state however that the town. ship Councils in years past. instead of as- sessing for the amount they wished to expend ; during the year. had expended part of this} stun amounting to about, Eighteen or Nine- teen Hundred Dollars to meet the current ‘ expenses of the township. The Council of} last year endeavored to lay aside a sum of money to pay back a portion of that which was wrongfully taken from the Clergy Re- serve Fund; but. on account of unforseen expenses in connection with the great fire in Woodbridge in that year. we were unable to do so. This year we expect to he able to restore about five hundred dollars, and if a similar course be pursued for the next three or four years the fund will then here. stored to its proper amount, and the Schools tofthe township will derive an increased 1 revenue. Hoping this explanation may be saris tory, and apologizing for trespassing much on your valuable space, Wondbridgp. 29111 Sep., ’75 Two hard cases succeeded in mxking their escape from Kingston Penitemiary Flour -Spring Wheat extra . . Superior extra . . . . . . . Oatmeal....... ..... n... Corumeal ................ Wheatâ€"Spring per bush. . . . f White Winter...... MARRIED. POWELL-JOHNSON.-â€"On Wednesday, 29th September. at Trinity Church, Blenheim, by Rev. M. Bartlett, Mr l’Pler Powell, of Powell Bros.. formerly of Richmond Hill. to Lucy. second daughter of Alden Johnson, Esqh all of Blenheim. . M v . . 7 -VW, V on Sundav last, one of them broke through three feet of masonry lo gain his freedom. THURSDAY, 00:. 21 ’f Stock, Implements, x; anncnmu or Cocm.-â€"“ We will now give an account of the process ndopled by Massxs Junes Epps & Co.. manufacmmn of. dietetic articles. at their works in the Euslou Red. l.ondon"â€"See arlicle _iu Cassell’s Household Guula Octoberill. 1874» 739-” KEEl-‘LER.-â€"At Halifax. Nova Sco‘in, on the 24th ult.. in the 79H) year of her age. Mary Jane. relict of 1119 late Mr Josuph Keefler. and mother of Mr M. H. Keefler, of Yorkville. Mrs Keefler was a native 0’ Nova Scotia and for over 60 years a resident of Halifax, and died justly hlld deservedly respected by numerous friends and rdlations. (“ope”) Ul ml Con. Whiiohm-chj The . ‘ ,1 k S Andrew North. Sale at 12 0 C °° ' ' M. Brown. Auctioneer. . . . l 03‘ Parties geltmg Sale Pulls prmteu‘ 8- Ihis office will receive a notice similar to [be above, FREE of charge. MONDAY. Oct. 11,â€"Anciion Sale, of FurniI ture. Bar Fixings, &c., at the Commer- cial Hole], Victnrm Square, belonging to Mr E. 13. Harris. Sale at 11 o’clock. S. M Brown, Auctioneer. MONDAY, Oct. 18.â€"Auction Sale of Farm Stock, Implements, &(:.. on lot No. 4. 4th Con Markham. The properly of Mr James Sloutenburg. Sale at 10 o’clock. S. M. Brown, Auclioneer. TUESDAY. Oct. 19 -â€"Auction Sale of Farm flock, Imp’lemenls. 850., also the Mill and Mn" nmperty, 0!] lots So. 24 and 25. 2nd Con ‘M'L-l-kham, belonging to A. Eyer and n QM“ 3ng at 12. S. Eckardt. Auct. floursâ€"Spring Wheat. . . . . . _ Fall Wheat exua' ' ‘ Wheat â€"S;)ring, par bush. . Full....... ,. . . Corrected by Mr Isaac Crosby. Grocel. and Dry Guuds Marcham. Fire PruofSlore. large Rolls” . . . v. . . . Eggs. per doz Dressed Hogs.- per lot) lbs... . Bacon..... Prime‘......... Hamsâ€"Cured. per lb . . . . . . .. Wonkâ€"per 1b: . . , t . u . . ... @mmmm’lwm. ieise. s; RILHMOND HILL MARKETS TORONTO MARKETS. AUCTION SALE. Rwhmond Hill Sep.30. 18:715. Yours huly, N. CLARKE WALLACE, Dep. Reeve of Vaughan. DIED Toron‘o. Sept. 30. 1875. Auclmn Sale ofFarm Seq on lot No. 4, 3rd ‘ property of Mr {.5 o’clock. S. 000 ,. $0 35@ .. 070M) (Jéu@ .. 175@ .. (mesa ‘ 1.4 (10@ .. 001mm ‘. 020 @ ., 020@ .. 0I4rd) . sum» 13mm) 015@ m _ 3pm -!â€"â€" ®©§®©®§©©§®©§©© _ «gwmocoâ€" .“":‘:‘)M =o:c;m w H Demos: wo:¢,,_mo “DISâ€"w 9334? 035 Semin, on of her age. Mr Jusuph H. Keefler, $5 25 5 75 0 00 0 00 0 00 040 0 75 6“ 0 ‘2 ‘25 0 [)9 18 00 1300 Olfi 3w- so U0 0 (D25 095 015 850 List James Size . . . . . . . . . . . Henri Challoner . . . . . . Juhl) F. Elliot . . . . . . . . Juhu lCllslon . . . . . . . . . . Andrew Gilchrist. . , . .l Timmhy Schofield . . . . l John Palmer . . . . . . .. .. iniiam “ye . . . . . . . . . A. Horngnssev . . . . . . . . . William J. Gillnrd . . .. William Puinlou . . . . . Mivlmel limmhan . . . . . Joseph W. Roaenbloom Benjamin Rolling . . .. Robert Sharp . . . . . . i . . John E. Buck . . . . . . . . iFred. Cobbin . . . . . . . . llvmy Ntnsume . . . . . i Benj. Ellston . . . . . . . . l} l'. Swill] . . . . . . . . . J IS. Sexivmier . . . . . . . Juliu Brudwood . . . . . .l is Berger . . . . . . . Auuislus C Hubband. Simeon Miller . . . , . . . . Solomon Sclmenlank . . Amelia Johnson . .. David Edwards . . . . . . . .lmmb Slump. . . . .. i . .l galem Ecknrdl. . . . . . Jnseph Shuppnrn . . . . Franciu Button . . . . . John Yake. . ...... . James C Smkes.. . . . William Brown. . . .. A 0. Andrews. .. Gen. F. Monro. . . ... William Kmath . .. Levi Fairbanks. J .. Jimeph Gnnd . . . . .. \dam Armstrong. .. Thomas Poacher. . . Jushufi Armiluge. . . 'I‘hus, Aminson . . . . James M. Patterson ‘ Andrew Henderson Henry Budge. . . . . . ‘ \Villiam MaHov. . . 1James Kavanagh . . | Robert lhbnu-xon . . . . John Alunsou . . . , . . Treasurer's Office, County of York, Toronto. Oct. lst, 1875. Suulh Simcoe Fad] Shou‘, Cookstown, 7th and 8'11 ofUct. Thumh, BHH’BI‘IOH. October 8111. West York and Vaughan Agricuhnml Sociely, Wnndhlidge. 12111 and 13!!) Oct. North Ymk ["1111 Fair, Iiewmarket, ()cl. IZIh and 13Ih. Suulh Unmrin, Whitby, October 15th and 16111. East Riding of York, Markham Village, 0m. 7 and 8. AGRIEUHURM WAREHOUSE STRAW AND Cth-AINING "U [\l nun. rm. Part of Lot No, 7‘ in q" 4‘“ C0“ ‘ 70 Acres in a High Sta?" 0‘0"“. Buildings, Plenty of Water}; Sim“ from the Unionville Station, 03‘ ‘f ,Nlpjgsjng Railway. and !5 miles R EXCELEENT Hum run SALE THE “ BLANCHARI) ” CHURN Grain Crushers, Combined Feed Mills, Corner of Adelaide 85 Jarvis Streets WM. BERNIE, Toronto Toronto. Ger. 5, ‘875. 896 171 Count} of York. rappecu'ully solicits your patronage and friend|_\' ivfluence Sales al- tendeu on the shone-st nutice and at reason- able rates. I’, 0. Addlesa. Teslon. Came into the premises of the Subscriber Lot til, Isl Con Whilchulch, about two months ago Th: owner 'Is nunle to prove propertv, my expenses and take the animal away FARMS TO RENT Lot 27,111 the 5th Con, Vaughan. Comaming 200 Acres: Lot 28, in the 5th Concession Vaughan, With every ecuveniouce thereon. and will be leased in one parcel. or separately, for a term of years. ' Apply personally. on the promlseu. I THOS. ARMSTRONG a» SON. Teston’. SopLfl‘e, 895-7“ .Testou P. 0. HIGHEST STATE OF CULTIVATION, AERIGULTURAL WAREHBIISE, Teston. Oct 5. It?» of Licensed Pedlars and Auctioneers for County of York. sun. 28, [3:5 Commumg 100 Acres. These Farms are in thé TRAY ED ICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE Dog Powers, Ploug/Ls, Fanning Mills, Ice Tools, Sleighs, Forg- es, Rustic Work, Statuary, Vases, Farming and Draining Tools, (£36., For Sale at Tomato. 00!. 7, '75‘ Cider Mills and Presses. A VVHITE HOG, DANIEL KINNEE, NAME. PULPERS, moHONTo ban . . . . . . . . . , Hing . . . . . . . fig; *0 ACRES. BEING )h'l' 031‘“, 4ho 41h Con of Markham ; | High Smjts quI-lllvnlion. Goud out). of water’; situated 3 miles onville Station, 03‘ Eh" Turom" ‘5‘ um“. and IS m'ulns l."‘m Tornnlo- Fall Fairs. ROOT CUTTERS, A- F. McDONALD, 1‘28 Suurm ST- TORONTO. FANS. Published Wm. SEAGER 895 -3t Unionville . . . . . Thornhill .. . . . City of Toronto Thornhill . . . . . Scarboro’ . . . . . . Yorkville. . . . . Toronto City. Markham . . . . . . Sharon . . . . . . . . Yorkville . . . . . Aurora . . . . . . . . Etobicoke . . . .. Toronto City . . King Brocklon . . . . King . . . . . . . . . Toronto City. . . Aurora. . . . . . Sharon. . . . .. Toronto City. do Vaughan . . City of Toronlo YorkviHe . . . . . . . Toronto City. . . . Luskny . . . . . . . . . Vaughan . . . . . . . 8934f. AUCTIONEERS. RESIDENCE. do by Authority of By-Law, 8984f Pedlars. Markham Gel-rgiua Markham Du King.......... Egliug'on ..... (lily of Toronto. Aurora NewmankeL. W!II\b)’........ 'l‘m-olnn City. . .‘ Toronto Gore... Bel‘ord. . . . . . . Mount Albert. . Newnarkex. ‘Bloomington . . . iCity ol'.'l‘nromo JNO. K. MACDONALD, AN application will be made m the non 1 session 0! Iha Legislalule or Umavio fur an act 10 mnend an act passe-d in the 36m )enr of Her Majesu”: reign Chap!" 77. om'nled " An Ac' [3 incorporate the .Yorkville Loop- Iine. Railw)‘ Company." by uxtmndlugthuximo fur thv couslrurlion oflhe said Railwnv and for the cumpleIion llmranf. for lwo )exm lon- ger than lhR limes respectfully p'ovided for m [ha mid act and In add to and change \ho Provisional lhreclors. Municipality ofRichmonfiifilJ Village, School and nllel‘lax l 1N order to economist» in tho calla-mien of Tut‘s fur the Village 1;)" Iu'ichmn'nd Hill“ as well as Iorllw Uni/In School Section N13 3 and 4 ._./‘ 1b,: ’I'uwwslnips of kalum ‘u Vang/um, arch/ding the Village. all thapnf- ers lllleIPSN'd urn hen-by invited tu call a! the (I el'k’h ()flice,nnd pay the rates for whifh they in; liuhvo, mr {ha yéaE A875, lo the ulfinign: ed on or before the N reference to Ihe above notice of Di:- solutifin. Ihe uudnrnigned w -uld announce that he is now fining up New and Improved Machinery BUS to return his siucora lhankato hin numerous customers fun their past fuvcrr. and wishes in amn-uncu to them llmt be In» removed to his Driven by ample Heam Power. manufat-ture : THE “ H038” BOUT STORE! erst door south of the Haul." Ufiicu. when he will continua l0 sustain his tanner repu- Ialiun. A‘ [niece and an tarms hitherto unequalled. l’arlies wanting pumps Will do well 10 con-Ill me hefnlie purvhnring Richmond Hi“, March 24 '75. HARM HJR W m With 3 Frame House and New Frame Burn 30 x 50: xlm lest IN well 'l‘imbered with Pine and Hardwood. "'his is I first-clans Wham Farm. and is benulifuIly situated on (ho SEVFII Rlvr1n,cnn\euient to Flour and Saw Mills, within halfa mile of Ilia Sevarn Bridgo Sta- tion of Ihe Northern Railroadi 'Price 33.00 i. in cum payments. For further particulars apply (0 JOHN HALL. Richmond Hill Pump Worh, Richmond Bill. 30 Acres under Improvement ! ACRES. MURE 0K L888, 0" Fithlnss Laud. being Lot No 13. in the 14th conressiou of NORTH OKILLIA. 'I‘hrre nrv (About August )2. 1875. ’l'oronm. September 97th. “75. By order of mo CDIIHCII. Richmond Hill. Oct Int. 1875' SUPERIOR ARTICLE. List of pi’icei gem 3n appliution. Richmond Hill. Sept 30. 1875 RE!!!)EKCI‘ FRANK MCCONAGHY One horse Foot . One Horse . Two Horse One Horse Foot ‘ Do One Horse” Two horse. . Foot One Horse Foot Do One Horse Do 'l‘wo Horse . ,One Horae.. One Horse RICHIVIOND HILL 8 T E A M Foot Mme Horse 1st November Next, ump Works! DESCRIPTION 0]" LICENSE. NEW STORE, Treasurer County of York. NOTICE. Solicitor for Applicant! and‘ a Provincial Dlmcl'or ALFRED llnSKifl. 1875. "ATE WHEN ’XPIRIZI Ocloher 5th 1875 H mm. H Dec'r Jany. iFeby. March \ :0 1April 1 I. May have ‘esnh, NW: 23rd. laxh. 27th. ‘291h, 3| at. 2nd. Nth. 25th, 26m, 15m. June 15! Aug. 95m. Sepl’r. 7th, Oct. 27th, 1875 Nov. 16th, " Dec. 28th, “ Dec. 29th, “ Jan. l4lh. 18-76; n 1911:, u “ 20th, “ -“ 30th. H Feb. 3rd, “ H 1611:, u “ A 2?nd, " March 5th,. “ 81h, “ 17m, DATE WEEK 1.!- CENSE EXPIRES. April 24th; “ 27th, May I}!!! iJune July 261b, Aug. 7th. ” 17th, “ 301b, M. ’I'EEFY. 49m. 9m. “ 18.h 26th. 5:11. 7th. 1"!" 81h 29nd, H. MILLER. i. 87l-lf 3rd, 51h, 31:“, 10th, 2131. 22nd, Ind intend. to Treasurer. 1876. 4693-6: a British Flag Stan“ Arriving at the FLAG STAFF: SPLENDID VALUE] mo, Grocelies, Crockery, Glassware, Hardware, Carpenters’ Tools, Goods Delivered. Richmond Hi“, Sept.[l4, 1875. > A] With gym! Having aflémo nnt‘ ood. H given strongzh Ind iifo to Hon“. 9'9! fillill h!" work . ' "w! ,d wflu r |- udu more milk and bunch-I “I: nan limo ‘iIQIOIA. ii lush. and for mm 11 ediu", - -|g it: If“! is mm‘ulmu “CENTRAL HOUSE,” Pour Tons He is also ofering COTTON GRAIN BAGS Weighing 17 canon "ch. Linen Gain flag! I'. very P. S.â€"-For Sale; “finenm Hausa" An "(ad Tulip Bulbs. double and ungle, grown on nu own place [mm tho hoot quh '0!“- ion NOR“ -Slmu‘d be plnut- d from mi- Iimo to middlo of Damionâ€"All “naming .‘ mud-1. w§|l be wilhdnmn. . . ‘ 1 It I? Harms, Cows, Calms, Sheep, and'Pigl Fall G-o‘odg i CONSTANTLY ARRIVING Toronto August 30, "175 Hardware 115 Pages for 30 Cents. BANNER DIALOGUES, IT MRS R. P. HOPPER. Opon'mg Addrou. for 1: boy . l-iIIo Chill-lie.“ â€" Recitation for 3 boy of 6 or " years: Link: 1 Albert.â€"Recilnuon fornbm or girl 6 or a} years: A bowl platform speechâ€"fur a boy I" or IQ your. ; Rocitnlion on Gall-"try â€"-h)‘ a boy of Ill yours, or loan.- Closing Addroas by girl; A Good, Burgnin.â€"A dialogue for two boy“ The ,binlI-dnv plrly.-â€"A dialogue {at 3 bu“. 3 g rim? gen'leman Ind a lad} ; Brnk on down ’l'ndnmnn.â€"A dialogue for 2 boys‘ and 3 Kirk; DIE-rout Opinion .â€"A dialogu- for 4w"; Giving to God â€"A diulogue f0: 3 hour and? giril : Jolly Jlm. or a Inf: un- nwerwmolh nway w-uh.â€"A dialogue (or 3 boyl. ‘ NEW FALLâ€"EEY mobs: A puck-go conulm ’11. following Diu'oguu: 4'7} 35'an HUNDRED 130an IE?- Wifl bu sent in any uddrou. In puck-1c form. pout-'puid. for 3H cams. Adda-c. VOBTMABTER. Victorin Square. SCHOOL ‘ _B_EQ_U1§ITES 't‘ULL SUPPZIES AT THE HERALD BOOK STORE. Ricnuion‘d'HiH, Augusfi 26, 1875. Supt. hi. NEW‘ GOODS! NE'JV Goons: ichmfl am. A“, 25. l°75. A! . the DOLLAR Box CONTAINS 200 FEEDS. E m p o ri u m ! CARPENTERS Tealé ASSORTED SUGARSâ€"The beat wFLOUR AND FEED. Is the best preparation known for tanning The Subscriber begs to announce that ho h» in no" Fall Goods Arriving Daily. ‘x'ice QScts and $1 per Box. Of all Kinds kept on hand. $34!. HUGH DJILLEB 65 00.. Janos-«10..I'louse.” ‘ 8934f AND ‘. K. 'FALCONBRIDGE. . ATKINSON. ACRES being tho Eu. ml! of In No. 20. in Ibq 9rd (Inch-in d the Township of Vulghll. -' Thou i. ;f I} Acres under improvomut "J 1'10», gym in Vllunblo 'I‘imhor.‘ Thr-bill'up‘up (up. Ind anon-Eve. Thou in 1: 01ch! o! ‘3“- ed fruit Illd plenty-[Wnar 'Th'uin. W Wheat Farm Ind beautifully film-d. m. wilhiln half: mile ol‘ [Harland "if! my?! on "so orthern Balm-y. pd w». hnlfu mi from the Village of II. M. 5.6 within (V50 mile. of tho. lumpka 4 ihqopf Richmou Hill. on You , Sin». “4 i. h. imlnodin noighbotho 0| Milli. 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