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Holland Landing, Newmm‘kut, Aurora, Kim, liiclmmnd Hill, ’l‘hornhill, Toronto. _ __.. This House ii: one of the Best Hotels to be found north of Toronto. Everything is nm‘uugud in First Clubs Styln. Sumplo linmn for Commer- cial Travellers. Good Stnbling and attentive hoetlers. Terms, $1 nor day. I’l'octor’a Bun leaves this Hotel to connect wiLh all the N R R ’l‘mins going North and South. at 8 a. 111., 12 u. 11).. 6.10 p ml. and 6.00 D m. THE PALMER HQUSE RICHMOND HILL, Richmond 11111. ‘mthuzumymw Until further notice, Mails will be closed at the above Ofiice as follows :â€" MORNENG. Going Mrfln, Swan, East, and WES‘Q, at. . . . . . . 7.40 EVENENG. Going Seam, East. and at: O O I Q U 0 O ‘D I O Mail for {he Diorth, via. Railway, leaves once a day, in the mowing, as above stated. .‘F Palmer, '23rcsp, Toronto, 8 (n5 [L‘lzoruhill (} 03 9 13 9 2'5 9 U vamnrket, 11011qu Landing, 1| Morning Mail from South, West and East, by Railwaygrrivcs at 10.30 Evening Mail from Toronto by Yongeâ€"street Stage, arrives at. 7.00 .Night Mail from North, by Rail- way, arrives at .................. . 7.45 Allan/cg to Loan at Lowest Current Rates. A G F LAWRENCE. 'I‘ O MrLLIGAN. Nov 27th, 1884 Armour, Gordon & Wiliiams BARBISTERS, SDLIBITBRS. 8d}. 15 Toronto Street. Toronto. g3. DOUGLAS ARMOUR, WM. SETON GORDON A. J. WILLIAMS. (imo UFHEE H3338 Toronto Offices-N“ ‘4 W Chambers Richmond Hill Office- MCMBS‘M} REEL NEST @FFEGE. Richmond Hill, Dec. 6th, 1885. Fullerton, 679%: 6% Wallam (at Palmer House) Aurora, lst, 8th, 16th, and 22nd Stouflville.. . ....18th Markham ...... .. .Zoth Victoria Squsz ...... . Thornhill (Walker’s Hotel) VVoodbringe. .. Kleinbm‘g . Nobleton Vitalized mralwnys on hand at the places pf appointment. It does away with the pug: 1n extracting may still be consultéii illâ€"8:113; b‘l‘EElchr 311135125 lession, as follows : Ricthond Hill.... 9th 6.: 24th of each month R. B. Orr, M. B. and First Sil‘vor Medalist University of Toronto, M. C. 1’. S. Ontario. L. A L, England (Late of London, England) flm‘gaon, Etc. la’omco Hours 8 to 9.30 (1.111.. and 1 to 2.30 [7.11], VITALEEED AER ! Dr A ROBINSON. C, H. RIGG‘S, L. D. S., 8. E. Corner King & Yonge Sts-, TORONTO. BR. JAMES LANGS’E‘AFF! AND DR. W. J. VVELSGN, MEDALIST TORONTO UNIVERSITY. Member College of Physiclans 8: Surgeons. (LATE 0F STOUFFVILLE.) OFFICE HOURS,â€"From 8 to 10 a. m.I 6 to 8 p. m RESIDENCE Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. Richmond H111, Oct. 12th, '82. Vitalized Air for BXLl‘uctlng. I.Will ml teeth without pain at the 1: ‘est prices. Best teeth on rubber 5,58, cheupost- 6. RICHMOND HILL, ON” . Dmcehour 10 n m. All night calls at front doorbell ltichmond Hill, May 3th11, 1887. Barristersfiohcitors, “g :w 2.531“ 3393*: TRtKIE‘Q‘ Thankful for the myors of V the ‘ pugtu yours n...“ :11 I” ,m_u_.u. 1 [SS F. ML'L. COUL'l‘ER, TEACHER OI“ , Piano and Organ. DR. J. A. PALMER, WW. CONVEYANCERS, ETC DP. GER, My“! “ENE ARRWRLg. SURGEON DENTIST, AURORA 0n Saturdays. “film-iv. GOING M. TEEFY, ' Postmaster. genial, (10‘ 2/1: gym “I, 3 37 h' 45 l) 10 8 ()0 T3». .25.,» in.» 9th dc 24th of each month “ to A50 3:). m- S 0 U’I‘H No. 14 Building & Loan Chumbera,1fi Torontu st. I} .98 Z .1 125 4’! )1er of the ContmlBunk »J t‘ SPLENDID IVIARKET.-Luot Suturâ€" day‘s Market was one of the largest for a long while. All kinds of farm and garden produce in abundance. The building and grounds were orowded with buyers and sellers. Prices ranged as follows: butter 16 and 180 . eggs 150., chickens 25 to 400., pears 4-00 per pail, 3 heads of cauliflower 250,, cabbages 5 and Ge. each, tomatoes 40 to 500. per peek, apples 400. a bushel, 3 doz. com 250., celery 600. per doz., potatoes 30 to per bag.-â€"Newmurket Era. CONVENTION.~â€"Tlle annual convenâ€" tion of the County of York Wou‘lcu’s Christi-1m Temperance Union will be held here on Tuesday and V’Vednesday, Oct. 2nd and 3rd, when Rev. A. M. Phillips, of Toronto, levs. Percivo, Simpson am} Rutledge. Riehmond liill, and a large number of (luleguieiz from 'l‘oronlo and elSewhero h'lll Le prose-ml and take part. 'thebusiness meetings: will he hold in 'i‘omporrmoo Hall on. il‘ucsrlzay at! 23.220 p m. and \Vodmmiay 11:93!) u..m. and 2,339 pm; the meot~ ing for {l‘umsdny night will beheld in the Presbyterian Church at; 7.30 pm. and for Wednesday nigh: in the Methoâ€" (lint Church at the same hour. A good‘ programme has been provided for both «awnings. All are invited.' _ U , â€"[I. Love, melons, squashcs, etc.; A. Galloway, corn ; Mr. Lee, apples ; Mrs. Elliott, apples; Allen Brown, apples. No fear 0le famine about this ofllce’ for sometime to comesâ€"Aurora Borealis. FREE WILL 01* i-‘ERING MEETING.â€" The annqu Free Will Offering Meeting of the Methodist Church will be held on Sunday, Oct. 8th and 9th. Rev. Mr. Wilson, of Toronto, is expected to oc~ cupy the pulpit, morning and evening, THE MARKHAM SUN which has not been published since the fire, some twelve months ago, owing to Mr Chauncey having a great deal of trouble in getting the amount of his insurance, came out last week in eight-page form, neatly printed, and Well edited. \Ve wish them all possible success. THE LIFE OF AN EDITOR-“Among the contributors to the editor’s daily bread the past Week are the following: THE GRAIN MARKERâ€"Mr. Joseph Smith, of Toronto, has lately concluded an agreement with the 0.1,). R. comâ€"u puny by which they undertake to build a warevhouse for the storage of grain. Mr. Smith expects to open his grain market in about one month’s time. Farmers bear this in mind, and give Mr. Smith a. call.â€"â€"Tribuue. SALVATION ARMY.â€"The officers of S. A. of this place were away last week, attending the annual jubilee at Toronto, consequently no meetings were held for a few nights. NOT having any great uncles to boast about we would remind the public that the oldest thing about the Fire Proof is “ truth,” and it is not: worn out alâ€" though kept in constant use. The best and cheapest goods may be had there. BAND OF HOPE.â€"â€"-A special meeting of the Band of Hope will be held in the Temperance Hall to~morrow (Friday) afternoon to practice for the coming eon- vention. FOIL SALE.â€"â€"-In another column will be found that lots 28 and 29, 3rd con. of Vaughan, are for sale or to rent. Apâ€" ply to Mrs b‘iiney, Richmond Hill. THE twecds, shirtings, coatings, pant: ing and overcmtiugs are going out. at an astonishingly rapid rate for which the Concrete is grateful: Call and examine. Y. T, A. A. EXHIBITIONâ€"The an“ nunl Exhibition of the York Township Agricultural Association is being held yesterday and to~day. IN A few days we will show a line of grey cutmus to be sold retail at. less than whoiosalc prices. I. Crosby, INCH wide ribbon 3cts per yd. and 2 inch ribbon for at the‘ Concrete. THE YORK HERALD from now till the end of the year for 20 cents. THE Bloomington Methofiists have been repairing their church to the exâ€" tent of Smmoxrâ€"Bev. Mr. intkadge, will preach a sermon to young men on Sunâ€" day evening in the Methodist Church. BAND.â€"â€" Richmond Hill Band went to Lansing; Fair today. No. 17 ; SPLENDID all wool flannels at lowest prices at. I. Crosby’s. TENDERS are asked for the erection of'a new post oifice and custom house at Brampton. LACE curtains in beautiful designs at Atkin son’s. um : um Inn-m in‘wlnck. mk n“: tunw. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, ’88 Localâ€"C. Mason, Farm for EH10 or to rentâ€"Mrs Slinny, Tenders for l’onemnguishuno Workâ€"â€" LOCAL. AND OTHER lTEMS THE Concrete have nice Boys‘ Suits for 551.00. THE monthly cattle fair will be held here on Wednesday next. The date printed on each paper denotes the time when the subscription expires. We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of our Correspondents. TENS E’M’E 3: 5» H ‘0 5 ml “El 1’. 13mm]! &C0’F;I\L-\vsi\111)(xr Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce st.)whoru m'h'ortis- ing comments may be made for it IN NEW YQRK THE School Board meets next Mon- day. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. “43713;: 95am: gnaw. Richmond HIM. Grit. NEW ADVERTISEM ENTS. Wnclc No. 1577 , “HERALD? OFFICE, may be {011134 rm 1110 at G00 Iiicluuond Ilif1,0n Worki'A. Gobeil. Volume 30. Tlhxrfiors, > ‘ find whim-v Mun rflmlu- The Reeve and Councillors Atkinson, Sanderson, Savage, and Wilauu were pres- ent, ~ 1n pursuance of a cu’l by the Reeve 1he YiY‘I'Ichonncil met on Fnday evening, Sept. 21“. WEST TORONTO JUNCTFON BOARD OF TRUSTEES.â€"-â€"The York Tribune thus pokes fun at the gentlemen who form the Board of trustees of‘Wcst 'l‘oâ€" ronto Junction :â€"â€"“ Our School Board met on Tuesday evening in MeFurlane’s Hail. Four members were present; just enough to form a quorum. These were Bros. Is‘isher, Homer, Stewart, and Ulendenan, who had strolled in one after the other at their leisure. Bro. Armstrong kicked because he hadn’t been pi‘opei‘iy notified, while Bro Ray-- bould was busy at the stock-yards, and therefore he could not come in time for the meeting, but showed upjust at its close armed with a railroad lantern hop» ing, no doubt, that he would he on hand soon enough to shed a little light on some of the misty questions which upâ€" poured to be beyond the mental vision ol'seme of the brethren at the previous meeting. The time for the meeting to begin was eight o’clock, but, the chair- man remembering the hopeless minority in which he found himself on the last occasion, and probably expecting his opponents were still after his scalp, stuch niny until lhelust minute in order to discourage them, on the prim» ciple \imt “hope deferred inuketh the. heart sick.” A NEW BOOK.â€"“ The book ‘ Robert Elsmere ’ sfibrds a capital illustration of the inj ustiee done to Canadian inter-â€" ests by the present postal law. This book is issued by a New York House at 50 cents. It is also issued by a Toronto House at the same price. A dealer, say in Hamilton, can order the book from New York at a charge of only one cent a pound for postage, not one particle of which goes to the Canadian Government Butlet him order from the Toronto pubâ€" lisher, and he has to pay 4 cents a pound postage. Why, when one comes to think it over, such a \thing as this is nothing more nor less than a direct inâ€" eentive~aetually offering the Canadian house. This is far too serious a matter to be any longer overlooked, and, in the name of Canadian interests, we again call upon the Postmaster-General to have immediate steps taken to put an end to this injustice,”â€"â€"Tho Canadian Book-- seller, POST OFFICE Carmaâ€"The enumer- ation of postal mutter posted at New- market last week shows considerable in- crease over the corresponding week of last year, there were no less than 1,532 letters, 640 postcards, (319 books, eirâ€" culars and newspapers (other than from the offices of publication), 75 free letters and 45 registered letters. On account of the Toronto Exhibition it is a bad week to count, because it does not give the average, business people and the public generally preferring a personal interview while in the city to corresâ€" pondence through the mail; but the week for counting is set by the Postâ€" master- General so as to be simultaneous all over the Provinceâ€"Era. NIAGARA FALLS.â€"â€"We give our readers today from public documents in our possession a description of a visit to Niagara from ujourml of Captain Enys, 2. ill Roy'mcnh, dolor} July ‘8“), 178;”; The description will be found very roadâ€" able and interesting and as some folks like to refer back to film early history of the country we trust they may derive pleasure from its perusal. The. ortho- graphy has been followed as given In the volume containing the lettcf. S\»~»...._ A CROW SCA1:E,-â€"A gentleman reâ€" cently informed us that he never foumi a satisfactory scare-crow until this sum- mer. He made a small Windâ€"mill, fast- ened a piece ofloose tin to each fan, and act. it up on a pole in the field The wind made the concern revolve, the tin jinglcd, and the crows settled down in a neighbor’s field to discuss the new wrinkle.â€"â€"Exclmngc. ATKINSON of the Concrete would be pleased to show everybody through his immense and well assorted stock of Winter and Fall Goods, A NOVEL ToLLGArmâ€"Au unique toll-gate is met on the Davenport road, near Toronto. Instead of the usual humble one storey building planted in the middle ofthe road, a cord tied aeross the street is made to do duty in this case. The traveller halts in front of the obstruction and waits until the small boy in charge untics the String and collects his fee. FOREâ€"AND-AFI‘ caps at. the Concrete 4"" at mats. GENTLEMEN, attention I Atkinson has a new stock of hats in the latest styles, which will stand a look through. lnvg, entitk Wanderer.” MARKHAM FAIR. wi'd be held on ‘CJutdtaesd‘lyg {Finnsday Md Ii‘xixizw. Oct. 3rd, 4m, and {Mn ALE the ouLâ€"buiidiuge have been torn down and larger ones built in their place; the grounds have been extended and a grand stand erected. The attractions this year far exceed any previous efforts and a fine exhibit-ion may be expected. MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE.â€"-Tlle diâ€" rectors oi‘our Mechanics’ Institute have had their library room papoi‘cd and r0.â€" paintod so that it gives u very inviting appearance. They have also added 100 new volumes to their already choice seâ€" lection. The tickets are only 500. each and every family should have one, it is a very cheap way of getting good choice reading matter. A MAGNIFICENT pile of meltons and other dress goods at the Fire Proof, cheap and good. ANNETTE ST. METHODIST CHURCH. â€"â€"~At the Annette street Methodist Church, West Toronto Junction, on Sunday last, Rev. \V. J. Barkwell preached on the following subjects: In the morning, “ Golden Sickles "; in the evening, “ The Lost Boy." Mr. and Miss Edgar sang the duet in the even- C. MASON is on hand as usual with a stock of atoms fur full trade. entitled “The Prayer of the Vfllage Council. Rev. Mr. Siinpaon followed and said he had been thinking about the works of the W.C.T.U. midi asked himself, are we living in the days of better women. No! The women were just, g. ting amused and OR” ganized. 'i‘h'? i want they miglm have (lililC if thny hail, Commenced 50 3m 1‘: he» fore. Said nothing could be accomplished except by union. He said we had better grounds fo- hoping to win than our oppo- nents ' s we haul God and righz on our side. What was going to tell most was the work among children. He thought special at- tenlion should be given the work among them. A. collection was then taken up in aid of the Union, after which the meeting closed by singing “Pmiw God from whom all blessings flows.” Rev. W. 1“. Wilson, of Toronto. then addressed the meeting. He said he was very glad to be with them again and speak on the subject of temperance. he spoke of the great good resulting from these Unions, showing the progress made during the last quarter of a century. He said if we want to win we had got to get beyond prayer and preaching, we had got to carry the temperance movement into politics. If we want our prayers answered we have got to make a law that it is illegal tor a mm. to sell liquor. If we don’t work shoulder to shoulder for God and home we never will succeed. Now there was a law all lowing men to sell liquor, we have not to take that law away from them. He was proud of Unnndu for her commerce, for her education, for her statesmen, etc., but she allowed a. man to sell liquor. They had tried to win through the church and press but failed. We have got to mark our ballot temperance every time. He said i" man voted against home and family he wu not worthy the name of mm). if we toll on we shall win for we have God and truth on our side He then took his seat amid loud applause. Rev. Mr. Rutledge spoke at brief of his admiration of the W. U. '1‘. U. He was pleased to liear the Secretary’s report and glad to learn the Union had extended their work away from home, among the sailors and lumberu cu. ll‘lmuglxt it a good. way to reach tin-3m through literature, as they thirsl for knowledge and study what ever they can get. u. u The dilTerent officers were then called upon to read the reports of work done by the Union during the past year which. showed a large amount of work undertaken the results of which were exceedingly er:- couraging. We are sorry space will not permit us to give each report in full. The President then addressed the meeting in a few well selected words, thanking them for the favor they had bestowed on her the past; year by choosing her as their Presi- dent. Spoke of the good she had received by being a member of the Union, and hoped that. the work Would be continued with greater illnterest during the coming year. FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING. The regular annual meeting of the Birth- mond Hill W omen’a Christian 'l‘en'ipemnce 4 here on Monday, Sept. 24th, ce Hall. ,rnoon the business meeting _ _ lien tliemingmifileruwefla elected for the current year :â€" Piesident’â€"Mi~s. Dr. Langstnifi lat Vice-Preeidentâ€"Mrs. Keefler, 2nd doi â€"â€"Mrs. Atkinson, 3rd do -â€"â€"Mrs. Campbell, Corresponding Sec’yâ€"~Mrs. Tyndall, Recording Sec’yâ€"Miss F. Trench, Treasurerâ€"Mrs. W. Sanderson. Superintendents of Works :â€" Relief Committeeâ€"Mrs. Keener, Evangelisticuâ€"Mrs. Atkinson, Juvenileâ€"Mrs. Currier, Young People’s Missionâ€"41138 F. Trench, Unfomented Wineâ€"Mrs. A. Marsh, Journal and Pressâ€"Miss Wiley, Flower Missionâ€"Mrs. Currier. In the evening a good programme, con- sisting of addresses by liev. W. 1“. Wilson, of Toronto, liev. Mr. Rutledge, and. Kev. Mr. Simpson, and reading of annual reports interSpersed with music by the Methodist chair, was given. The audience was fair but we are sorry to say, not as large us it, should have been. Union was held in the Temp In t 1 The Toronto Industrial Exhibition, which closed on Friday last, was the best ever held. The attractions this year far exceeded those of previous years, the Viennese Lady Fencers and Siege of Sebastopol being exceptionally good. In the machinery building there were no ,great inventions but yet the genius of mechanics in this department was not at a standstill. The quality of' the stock and horses showed that On- tario has much to boast of in the pos- session of good blood and breeding, and that the efforts of those interested in the ,high development of horses and cattle ‘have already had no inconsiderath sue- lcess. Among the prize winners in this ‘line we notice the names of Thos. Read. Victoria Square, 3rd on two year old gelding; John Palmer, Richmond Hill, let on brood mare with foal by her side, also 3rd on single horse; A. Marsh Son, Richmond Hill, let on stallion two years old; John Bone, Edgeley, let on filly 3 years old, and W. Foster, Hum- her, 2nd and 3rd on same. The gate receipts this year amounted to $539,604.- 70,an increase over last year “$8,534.15. On Monday, Citizens’ day, the receipts amounted to $13,270.55 and on Wed- nesday, Farmers’ dav, $11,627.45. We think the managers are due great praise for the way everything was managed, the only fault being: there was not near stable room enough and many animals which arrived late could not he admitted. Moved. by 'Mr. Atkinson. seconded by Mr. Savage. that. Messrs. Wilson and San- derson are hereby appointed a committee to procure information regarding Artesiau Wells.â€"Carried. Jas. Brownleé is by said By-Law appoint‘ ed Collector of Taxes. The rates for the curx-enL year are as fol- lows:â€"Oountypurposes,1§, mills on the dollar; gailway Debt, 755 thousands of a mill; High School, 3 1-10Lll mills; Public School, 5," mills; and Village Purposes, 3 55-100 mills, T ' L'Im'w'. m-h AL Lmuu” .. A 1 5') Jus Bruwnlee, nails. etc. . 2 75 Alex Moodie, do . 20 Isaac Crosby, do . 8 00 J05 Hall, do 3 81 Chas Mason, do 5 38 Moved by Mr. Savage, seconded by Mr. Atkinson, that. the ’J‘rensurer be andia hereby authorized and instructed to pay the foregoing :zccouuts.â€"â€"Car1'ied, Mr. Atkinson introduced By-an N0. 128, to authorize the levying and collect- ing of assessments of all rates and mxea, authorized by the Statutes of Ontario, in the Village of Richmond Hill for the year 1888. The minutes of meeting held l. {b Aug. were read and approved, The following accounts were read Ham} Marsh for lumb ‘ Jelluhnu, pr“ ‘Lm; By-Law was read a first, second, and third time and passed. Council adjourned . Oanada’s Great Fair. smmmammmme:mmmcwm* to: an: The third page of' the Toronto DAILY MAIL is. noted for “ Want ’7 advariimmont. If you wan]; robuy or sell anything. If you want 5). situation, a mvchanic. a bunin new, mac hinery, lodgings, if you have lost or found anything, or if you want to find out where anyone is. advertise in the To" mnm DAILY MAIL and read the advertise- ments on the third page of that paper. The charge is two cents a word each in~- scrtion. Address Tun: MAIL, Toronto, Canada. This p<m'<’l(rrnevcr varies. A marvel of purity strength and \x'lzulcsomenc'ss. More monomiwzl than {1m mdinzwy kinds, and cmuxot be sold in C(nupr‘miin-u nith thv muluimh‘u, of low fOStfihOI‘t \\'Uig§1l‘ilL‘-JHJ \ p‘nmphrx‘tn powders: SUM 011137 in mm :13‘1 .; BAJENG POWDER ('10,, 106 Wall mm um Barley (h Owns dc Poem d! Drmssod Hogg‘ per 1 (lldckvus, per yui Butter. lb rolls‘ Eggs flash, (107 l'utfl‘ on ' Applr‘ Onions, per h ‘lznbhzzgw ....... 'J‘m‘uips, per dru Cur} ots, 11w doz Hwy, per tun... Str W, per ton mm yum-aw: mmmw Hmjmrmmw~lxt Richmond 11111. on Monday, 241.)! 1' at” Chi-motto, daughter of Mr W. Hutch 1,1» 115 years. Cowmâ€"HR, m 1(111)()}14)u111 Nâ€"At 1310 Manse, Richmond mm, by No ‘ \‘v’ubb Percival. George Cu“ of lmnif o, Swtlxmd, to in my: u'ot Hun 1013011, of Number, Aberdeen- Blm‘o. Scotland. ANDREWS.â€"At Richmond Hill. on Saturday, Sept; 22, the W110 of Mr Albert Andrews of a $011 A merchant in Quebec is charged with inst" ‘nt- ing his Wife to flirt with auditors mm with 2 il‘ 1y skipping ixmu leaving .m‘ ,000 worth of debts‘ The woman bus been arrested. Ludy Randolph Churchill, Lady Mlmdeville, Mrs. Arthur Post, me probably the most; pupulur Iudios in Europe. A two-mnd-n-hnlf storey house has been towed intact across the sound from Puck’s Mills, Con- nchicut, to Bridgeport. The equipment of the night ironclads ordered by the French Minister 01' Murmo [or the Modi- turrmmnu squadron has been completed. Tnltor Bosnrnt thinks that writers of fiction will soun be able to muko as much money as buykers. ,1 , V _ . , Miss Brnddon is fifty yours old and has Written just fifty stories. Lord Colin Cw praclica in mam. Mrs. Grover Cleveland i3 said to be an export: lawn tonuie pl The Khm'oi {31>} ininismalcing ready to reâ€" smt 1m la-izlmn my on. “null hus docidud to try law '1‘. Senor Manuel ([11mh1'ue has been elected Presi- dent of the Bolivmn Sumzfiu. The last span on the bridge across the Hudson Ilivcr at J’oughlmvptsic‘is immhod. ll; is, Id that il'Jlliltch is b: m; unungod bo- twuou 1 uch Fordnmud and lriuccfls Louise of Burma. incont, tim fin JENNY 18 Ll'uvum cial udviwmj of 1110 u; in the 0mm The King: of Sweden is in Berlin. It is report- ed that he has been appointed an Admiral in the German uuvy. Mme Morenu, who (find a few days ago in Paris, mmdu uvur wwugwu by Immune tummy. Mr. Uhflatouu Buys his: pnbhc cm‘m 2‘ will 01050 with tho sottlcnmnt of mu infill problem. Tutti wants toe much for hot fbui is: pruL/ub‘xy why the camm Prince Louis Ji‘c iiimufz, of Raw in,h.x:91 his cxui'mmtium and Y\ 111 pmutiuu us a phys: usfio in Spain, (i >1, purcu: sm' Cuba and Hayti are now connected by cable. 1 The Princess of Schleswig-Holstoin is in New ’ork. The Emperor and Empress of Brazil are back home. _1iosai, the Italian tragoaian is to Iotiro from tuo stage. Drought is no lungur fom'ud in Egvpt. Tho Kilo hm; risen two mm, at \ley Haifa. _ Thu Lipzuji volcano is in A state of activity and flue Rivqu nus mu nnothor Bhuku up. Herbert Spencer is still at work ouhis auto- biography. A Bm‘lin constituency has sent {L Socialist to tho Icuichbmg. The following is taken from one of the Culi- fornim papers: Dr C. E. Lawrence left this city to-(luy for tho l-ln‘et and Canada. After a visit to f ends undold : 503iniinns in 'l‘ormito he will pond 1L few monms in tho may of clinics in u I\‘cw York hospim . Dr. Lawrence has been with us for UJl‘L years and has proved himself (Ln cllicioiit practitioner, :1. practical business 1mm, 11nd an intelligent. and {gentlcznunly citi- zen, who has the good will of tho )quplo of this place. Muir om should be proud of u. physician of such mori .who is suihciontly ambitious to advance with tho 50101100 of the age to leave an established busiuom :’ .11 balm n, course in [L11 Eusternhospiml. 119 will rcceivcuwurm Wel- come on his return to this place. Mr. J. 1“. Kennedy, of The Orangevillo Adver- tisel‘, is hing seriously ill at Stone Crook. 110 lost his wife, when her bubc VWI‘S but three days 01d, the other day, and has been prostrntcd over smee. Mrs John Elliott, of Richmond Hill, is visitmg her sister, Mrs J. Craig.»lsmmpmn Conservator. ‘Miss Linioot from Hamilton who has been Vlaihpg :11; Mrs Jphn Sundorson‘g, returned homo on Wednesday. Mr. C. D. Burr. editor of the Lindsay Post, is about to go to Tho London Advertiser. He mlâ€" Vortisus his printing business for sale. Mr Littler, of London, is in town visiting friends. Mr. William Cook and his mother have gone to Toronto. Mrs. Soulos uufl family leave on Monday for Toronto. Miss Sterling husreturned home after Spending a pleasant visit in Toronto. Mrs Hutchinson, of Aurora, is visiting at her daughter’s, Mrs I. Crosby. Mr Anderson spent 0. few days with Mr Perci- val on his Way back to British Columbia. Miss Sadie Eyor has gone to Newton Brook for 'b. Mrs Lush, of Toronto, is visiting friends in this village. Mr Dcwsbury, nffit Cuthnl‘inoa, was in this Vihago 011 Monday. Mleohn Smxdcrsou has gone off on 0210 of his houhng uxpoditions. Mr Robert Marsh went up to Collingwood on Tuesduy lust to Visit the fair. um, 501,9. {,0 X4 nuuo, 3': a e u. . :1 ,7. , \AJ(I‘)" h Miss Harris spent last Sunduywith her parents ere. Mr John Inucs loft; Tuesday to spend a few days up north. 7» Law/"3 , fiuuffifil‘veu 1 t? @m‘eg FLASHES OF NEWS. TH E M A BK ETS .Tr,L $001612; x; 3.: L1 1"» .4; ‘L I p 111C .A '1‘ [ET IEIR'ZL‘LI . a”. . ‘ e «yup-L. 3’] 00 ()0 18 ()0 11 00 21) 17 2‘2 (‘10 13 00 050 CHM 20 (‘10 18 - Our Groceries m'c fiesh aw}. few and guarzfixteed to give you satisfaction. Take 9 look through and satisfy yourself as to the completeness of our stock. Our Crockery is direct from the Smflln'dslnire pottexies and can not be excelled in beauty of design and finish. We have beautiful Tea Sets at- $L90 and China. at $4.00, Cups and Saucerg at 45c_pe1: doz._. plates zlt 50¢ per dpz. In this limited space it would be impossible to enumerate more than a few loading lines and all he has got to say is that‘ you call on him and take a look through. The first thing that will strike you is the enormous piles of Tweeds, Coatings, Worsteds, Pantings, Overcoatmgs, eta, Which would seem almost too much for a city store, and in fact you can get more variety and much lower priced suits than in any city store. Mrs. Atkinson has got a tremendous stock of' Ladies’ Mnntlings, Ulsterings, etc., which are being turned out rapidly in the shape of stylishly made Coats for fall and winter wear. The House Furnishings and Carpets are simply lovely and we have just the articleS you Want for the fall House Cleanings. Hemp Carpets, in stair and room, for 70 per yard: lnion Carpets at 500; Wool Carpets at 75c; Tapestry Carpets from 27010 75c 3 Brunswla to £81.25; and Velvet Pile at.$l.35. Curtain Poles, Lace Curtains for 500, Dado lilin‘ls in all the latest designs, Spring Rollers and Kings. ’ We ltnve positively the finest stock of Dress Goods to be seen in the Village for To per yard, consisting; of Melmus, Velvours Foules, Niggz‘ezwlimds, .lersev Cloths, Men’s Cloth, Tweed effects, Cashmeres and French Merines in all the latest shades. ()ur Dress Trimmings are Well asserted and is up 10 our usual standard. A liberal discount to dress makers. lllcCaul’s New York Fashion Plates to hand, call and got one. Has got the latest New York, London and Paris styles down to a fine point and as the Millinory Department is filled with novelties she has lots to work on and everybody is satisfied that our Millinery Department eclipses by long: odds any previous effoxts. N ,PM‘WEQ‘J*.JԤWN WWW Begs to announce to his numerous friends and customers that the Fall Shipments of how Goods from the manufacturers in England, Scotland and Ireland have arrived and are opened up and ready for inspectlon. Raymond Sewing Machine, and the Eagle 35'0er Washer, Wriazger, Eta, Etc. FOR CHEAP AND FM? Maw @maefles GD WIDEEEE’E mamjwzm @‘EFORE. A Very Fine Lina (PE ‘Wmm Granite Ware The Ligh‘msu Running and most 1mpmved high, roomy arm machine in the market. S< cheap for cash or good paper. Y0 secure cxcelient bargains bV calling at 01" arm machine hi the market. Sold cheap for ash or good paper. You W111 secure cxcelient bargains by calling at or wrltmg to 11L ’fvi‘cmfbfisnaofiu-R‘Eusi‘c, Egfixfillfiv $“TE‘Kfi-KE‘BE“”. m fi§£*&31£§EE-AMI EOJWEINEON PIAKOSâ€"Grand, Sqnareand Upright ; in Mahogany, Figured Walnut, Rosewood and other choice woods, perfect instnnn’ents,’sold on terms which cannot be beaten. 01d organs and ninan fmlrph in mum-mm , Of world wide fame, in numerous styles, containing Foley’s automatic mouse proof and a]! the latest impmVements, at very low prices and guaranteed to give the best of satisfaction. John McDonald, Esq. L J. Cmnpboll, Esq., Hon. Sonntm'McMnHmr A. M. Smith, Equ James Metetnlfo, isq. Rev. Enoch \Vood, D, Loanqmade on F‘I‘N "ty of Company’s Policy at - VHUJ 5 per cent intomsi. Loansmmle to Church Trustees, at a low rate interest. Send for prospectus. E.A.W. mam, Is the onlv safe and sure Oil for Selfâ€"B Machines and Mill Machinery generally by @Mfi Rims 55 00 m M V k ,7 ‘9 Wm. A’ckinsom Concrete B 01150, Direct Importer Sir Wm. McArthur, K c M G, M. 113, exgyp‘rd Mayor of London, if:in have imard 0‘? the mmmon 51mm: 1300c and now comes Mason, always up to the times, in purchasing the right to dispose of’ Byam's “ 70mmon Sense" Sash Balance, doing away with the noâ€" cessity of weights and cords in windows and are much cheaper, murc durable and satisfactory. They can be placed in old as well as new windows. Call and exâ€" amine their merits at THE STAR! 3 LIFE m 14.13 I“: Assumes $963! Of London, England, Sir Wm. McArthur. K C M G. M. mwfimms SEWIHG MABHINE,%E% Thanks to the friends for Umirliboml anport in tho pnst. XVouhl kindly solicitu con-~ tinuunco of your putruuugo. All goods h‘csh and prices right. ‘Wm. [Armiissma GE me @anmm‘ic House, fimamm mm. LAREEINE Juflf oponod~fliroct from England. Ten Snfs, Platnsc, Cups nnd Saucers, Bedroom Sets. And um going to be sold at prices so low that they will ustunisll you. Call and see. _ w-..” v- v- uuuuvu, Pfosidonf: W Baynes,Esq,F I A,Secrotary Reserve Fund . . . . . . . ‘ 40,000,000 Annual Income . . . . . . 1,600.000 Invested in Canada. . . 1,200,000 Death claims paid. . . . 10,000,000 TORONTO REFERENCES- C. Mama’s, Richmond mm. Soc. & Traumfor Canada. 32 Wellington 3b., East, Toronto And Sold by R W Neville and figmmmm GRGEES, A D PERRY, 01d organs and pianos taken in exchange wamww v“. MCCOLL’S CELEBRATED Errand Fall emd “W 1nter Mm W,~WW~MW MNMI M‘lewm Doc 15b 1883 WE: ’6 » €55 Oil for Self-Binders, Threshing Sanderson Bros., Richmond Hill. AND, ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS AND FLUXES OF THEVB'OWELSE IT is SAFE; AND REL‘IQBLEAIQB; Ann any-.- A“ --.. CHILDREN OR ADOBE Goods, CALI; AGfilIN DR. ‘FOWLEHS G00. THENCE}:- WM. FLEMENG. EEK} fifififiA EH Ffifl Sugars, Cereal Foods, Brooms, Fruits in and Frui MERE-{W YSENTERY v -.â€"...__ a; h6leraMOI-h1 Q L: I C/aYLO/J R AM PS “@1333? HGEER T 5E0}el‘3.,MOIh 3.1 Foods, “Canned 001105. Brushes, s in Season, 1 Fruit Jars. Candies, Nuts, D a L e s, MACHINE {EXTTOF 0 a .E’Wl L D 3 b' i n e Groceries, nits, Et Figs, etc. FOR Manufactured CURES Em. Spices, Etc.