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" FOR SALE FRIDAY BIORNING RIC HMUICI) HILL, Thornhilh Dr. Iguana-,9; Laugwusfi liiohtusnd nill‘ munmliv he fauna] :: 5 1101110 composed of 141111.011 Lotg 23 and; 24., / in. the 5th coucesaion 0f Markham. I’or particulars apply to, ‘11. U. Orr. N urgemw, u”. IX OI‘T‘ACH ELI GEMSND HILL let 1!) days of each month MA PLE, 19111 “ “ Nitmus‘ axmv L;:l ‘tmcniun m Twin iiosideucc at Aurora, \zl. places:â€" Niclmmnd Hi11.. l\lm‘khth.,. :u’tnul't'villc "‘llol'uhill, Mame” Brovincial Land huweyor and Civil Engineer. mum 51.2 .0 character of surâ€" - xluurmuy (/Ullhult hisuxbcusive \ of the late Dm‘id Gib- 'HXU'" Vm's, us in original monumeu‘ m Hm‘m'xm 5111 e '8, thumb Raving: time. 1111(1‘ A'Ul‘l‘un‘tne in survq (Hm-e zit \\'i1u)\vd:i‘.c, QL \ )ngo Street, in the Township Orders: bv 1012.31- y,th:Ltt1u- subs 201d notes, a: also {Iv hum, J. Nelsum and n, MY WWW. OF, MONEY, At. 7 per 0,011th firs'fzclass pro’per‘tyw. Busii mass strictly private. Apply to J. I’. EAKLXL T.nsumnc0 A’Ieui Uniouville PO of Y<11'l( Ruler of Mm“ Edam-“.4 for tlm ummty a: Yorl’, Run) lkm‘. ",‘1(1(‘ Agvuh l'iLl‘Libfi hm‘1m;f:u‘m~. [:1' Ln; fur inc, m‘ \\ in}ng 1115111" nqu 311 11m 0‘; pmme \',‘yH have, their orders 1>1'()!111\L]_' ubwmlm] 14) 123‘ Mm ubm‘u, M0110 to loan us c In mum on Amu'uvml tron-th security Ollicoâ€"Cc L }1<\11.~'L2.‘J'm'm)m Lscmur‘x 111 Mark ham 1.}. Victoria 5 (1;, ‘l’lmrnhfll du.‘ Maple... . do \Vomlln‘ 1}», Kleinbm a do. Nubleton o Anusthct a; Ltmus ()xinlcmhz. 11501 when wrdered, and mum hat Lhe lwstmuturml used. Addl‘es: A IE'FSOk‘ EMILE Aurora. (mt. {hunkml for flu- fm'm's of the past ton yours, muv still b0 mumltvd in uuy brunch u! Mae 1m» foreman, mt Mum n: Aurora, lat), bblx, luth, and 222M of camh mnnth. Nownmrkcc ....................... 21111 ((0. Richmond }Ji11‘.....t)Lh :Lml‘znh fin (at the Fulmm Hmlsn) A. L. SE‘; (5030, {31091: and Watch Maser, ,nd‘vfi to 7. 1‘). Mi. DEVIKS. Fire and Life Insurance Agent. nsumncos uti'ovtM 17112:]! lands at prmmytyut current rates, in the lendmg communes m 1mm. $1 per annum, in advance] TO LOAN. VOL. IV. And ‘lunlrx‘ in \‘fifiuh (flocks, and Jpwcln; RNA-211mm lHiU, 0m. 60 ACRES OF LAND, t‘ £334 Dr. FLZM'ZAHE'JH‘EL Urnduu‘w «r11.301110Ifui.’(~1'~ii,y,, J. A. S ’1‘ [‘1 \V A R 'J' , At hi: 1‘ (Diva @112ng ” IS I’L' BLISHED EVERY q I) n‘. (Err. Wu 5150 Fe: m' Gibson. 0,1» gxaisiz‘ciimwmsfi. GILUN DENTI. Jr. A? Rebinmpn, .f. EVE. ‘W’Qfi'i‘vs, (,r‘tmlo; I'.i.(.‘.i‘.S., (mt; 1L5. (Lido Hf Imndml T‘mydnml.) (\rޤ(‘{g}'\'-1\"i2 3m 10, 3 tn 2, «z ?€%1:‘iiir:tl. WM. EAKIN. FCi‘I 1111 NEON Ismi 83 \Ynmlbridg'e Ont “"I"*-n.~‘ fm‘ tlm Ummty Ci: |71Hn'z',‘1tt(‘ mm, l‘le'Liw ux' mic, m‘ \\ in}ng 1115111" ,1} have, their orders 0'. Karma, 11"“VIS'IE {he twin wing ui, orvdfm,‘ painless lflth of ezu'h mnuth zmh "3 inc mm s . Uniaiwille ’l .,}.b- UH? M 0);". fluHiM do do do (In (17 (10 do (l(» Om. (Ju Freehold J’J'upcri)‘. Apply (u (I. DUNCQDHJ, .112, Ilium:me Hill, or M) WM. u Nxm'OL, Salicuor No. 1. 'l‘m'nutn 5L rnntu. 1'.“ â€"li mus. Mona-,3 “w in nasnncnl, 01) Security or memvau Lv'm‘mn. Interest 8 per cent hucummisamu. A huge zunuunn of Money Cu Luul' on farm or c)t\'D1‘up‘1‘by; ixluurusw per cent“; no commis- :u. 1 ‘ . my LnIm._L11. 2t: and :h. a F. W. Jan'viu, Sheriff of 1110 (Jammy m l‘urk. Office-Court House. Tumnm. nurrlswrs, .\LLux-x‘uVS-at-Juuv, sujmntm‘s 111(Ilmn~ our)" and luwh c), Rimming 1‘ulmc, (Rmv '- 1Lxmm'.~.u:c . r35 Outm'n)Had.cunu'rflxur 11 mm uom't LmuLs‘ ngtmnuuml (mun. ntreen ’1‘0» runtu. iimurch (Mice, \Vuodbridge, Gun. \‘V. :unmaguw. JAs b“ L‘L‘me’ros 1wng recently built the nhovqflyouslo .011 the. mm of the old Stage Hotel, and furnished it throughout in first-class style, I tun prepared to give the public t q best of Maommodations Good stubling agxt ,Mtentivu ostle‘rsh 83mph? Rooms for Commercial Travel ers. Terms, $1 ver day. The Biclunonduflfll‘,Omnibun loavu his Baum at 7:250 am.) (or Tulane ngggl 1mm 1‘0?qu “.3550 il.J.n.-.. Blake, Egan, Boyd as Camels, Barristers, &c,, Millicimmp'nEnuhhluzs, Ado idu ercetflomntrL 0:1)051Lu Vlcborm ntfl‘ct‘L‘, I'lewmwl)5]ulw,Q.C. J.1i.K0rr,Q1J. J,A,]1nyd,Q.C “ultch > \\'.Ii.‘\1u1[\{cl(. ()..fx.limugh Bel h 1:1 He, Moss, Falcon budge {oz Hoyle. . Barristers, 050.. north of bentlund Chambers, 18 and 211, Kng 'Lmet west, Toronto. JAS.BIC'1‘HUN}-I.(3.1'. UHAnLKs Moan. \Y. H. l-‘.x1.n).\'1m11>(n-:. N. \V. Huynxs. \YALTEn UMuHGK. 11.1%. Armswou'ru. W. J. lumx s. James M. Lawrence, ‘ierk m” the ’i‘lm’d Division Court, Clerk and Treasurer of Vuughmi, Regisumr of Births, Marri- ugus and Deaths, Commissioner in 0013.“: of Queen's Bench, Luncheon and Dining Rooms, for Ladies and Gentlemen} figuts‘ Reading and Smoking Rooms, English papers on file. No. 30 King strut wen, Toronto Office, opposite the Wesleyan C); Luck, Richmond Hill. 0 1m Bay Horse Howl. legn Strum, ’l‘m‘nnto. Every nccmmnodatiou for the travelling public at the lowest rates. Palace Sweet, Toronto. Stable and yard accom modntiou for ‘lsutexlms. Au attentive hustler QREORD, I’ropriatm‘. fork and Vaughan House, FAIRBANK. Good accommodation for the travelling public [Lt the lowest rates. Ample sheds and stubling. At- tputive llosnler always on lmmL English Chop House and City Restaurant. M. A. THOMAS. H”. Bullion. lucensm Auctioneer for the County of York. Ad- Lllcfi: (‘anhul P. 0. ’E‘Ei names Poucllcn', Lice];st chtmnam‘, in and fur the (Bounty of lion“, Urdu; :2011ci1(;d_, linfiitlcnce, Maple hm! H11b§LJSLDU11LOnt. ’E‘Eu- Clyde Hanoi, Kingsm‘cet Jim ., Tornutn. Firstâ€"class mm- nierciul house. GoodAccommodation and every n’tentiun shown Guesifi. Superior Smblimz. HENRY LEMON. Proprietor. Robin "0le Iififd, YONG“: STREET, HIGHEIOKD HILL. First-clams accommndugion for the public. Good shaming and (Lu attuntive hustler. F. COSGKOVE. N. .l. A rntsn'ong. Linen H1 Ant-Linnea fur the County of York. Sauna .LLtondcd on the shortest notice, and at run.- wnuhlc mbus. Adahcm. Nobiemu 1‘. O. Lit-011301 Am‘Limecr for the County of York, re- spectful'v 'ulicjtn your pgtmuogu and friendly influm sums attunded on the_shnrt ‘t notice and M r wnnublu rates. 1’. 0. address, King. Alflnon Hotel, East Market; Square, Jarvis-st" Tm-pntn. Find: clu mining, Licensed Auctioneer for the Count-1:25 of York (mm-1. and Pool. Goods 5019, up cqg‘pigument. (‘rcnerul Sukh of v»; {, etc.,1* '(szg;vtlyzy? pndod to at reasonable ratcs 1’. 0. ugd ' ‘sémnmrl M. Brown, Liccnsmd Anctinnem' fm‘ the County Of York, re- spuvthflly solicits your patronage and friondly iuflumn- * Hule attended on the shortest notice (Jumble rates. 1’. 0. address, Victoria and at 1‘ Sumn'u. R-lv ROSE, MACDONALD, MEBBIT’I‘ & 00., RICHMOND HILL. JOHN PALMER. Proprietor. Budgeraw. a; Full r ytrims‘rrs. 'lflle Palmer House. CONVL‘XANCER, ETC.. Black Horse Hotel; l’l‘Z(i1‘}Lu.-\Ll) & ARNOLDI, Huntilull'h, in (Ihuruh St, Toronto. “lingual is. 2:0: Hmrnm‘, Sullr:ibul'..\'nm Luum m. Union Luxul A ‘m‘uucn «than, Turmmu Money [0 Loan M oney to Loan, S almn Eckamlt, .i mums (1.7 Stokes, JOHN HOLDERNEES, Proprietor Huhmm. ’iflunrg. niu!‘ Lo- llmildings, Toronto 511mm. finish“. FRANCIS MCFANLANE, Pronrletor‘ “In Essentials, Unity; in Non-Essentials, Liberty; in all things, Charity.” '1‘ BEST Jr. Proprietor 'zitul'. Nuaury, &0. Money In Luzm Buildings, Nos. as. 2:053, RICHMOND HILL, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1881. H. cnsgols. 1'1, UN’IOxsszLE Proprietor. (From Our Own Correspondent.) A large garden party took plzuEe at Mr. C. Nixon’s, nn Mnnday evening. It was a complete success. The gardens were a grand sight. They were illunmted with about four hundred chincselmnters. It was a; very chilly evening, although the ice cream was largely InitruniZed. The Tusmn Brass “and furnished music for the eveningf and tn make the partya greater siwuess, Lhe four mule culvus ware on exhibition. The proceeds, which amounted to :ibmib fifty dollars, were for the Primitive Church. Nothing hap- pened durng the evening only Cuckoo and the small nnul who sewed the wheat laud a. few words about what was in the paper abuub him. He said it was no person‘s business whether he missed the whole field and slept all day there. Some of our buys were up to Kettleby picdlic, on Saturday. They got home Sunday quernuml looking tired out. Bieasl's Hum and Carluy 01 this place took part in the concert in the cvemng. The crops are louking well. The fram- ers expect :L Luge crop of hay. It would he as well to put the people of this Village, on the alert for thieves, as suanenf the. farmers zlre missing it 1mm once and a while early on u. Monday murmug. taken as he continued to attend to his work. Lately it. was remarked by his men that he 3'. drinking hefivier than ’h‘sniai, ’tmtil' 51% if at, days uefoiu his death, when he appeared quite sober. The day previous to his death heappear- ed quite cheerful, and at night assisted the man with whom he boarded to hoe potatoes until dark, when he went to bed. He appears to have only been a short time 1“ bed, ashe want to the house of another employer about half past ten, in a very excited skate, and stayed until daylight, when he left, as his friend supposed, to go to his boarding house. On the way to the fatal pond he pass id. and spoke l0.two young men, whose con- duct in the sad affair, to say the least was most:eprehensiblgboing quiet close when he took the fatal plunge. Coulber, it appears, stood up in the water and bid them good by. The depth of water is variously stated as from 4 to 6 feet deep, but strange to say no effort. seems to have been made to rescue the drowning mamwhich mighthave been done with out the least, risk, by holding each others hand. One could have walked round him \vithontthe other leaving the shore. Deceased was 35 years of age. His body was followed to the grave by his aged lhothoi‘ and two brothers, whose grief was i-iconsolable. How long is t-heaccursed traffic in Alcoh‘l to be al- lowed Lo dovastate our landl How many bright homes made desolate; how many wives, widowsY and orphans tears have got to be shed! Let all who are respon- cibl unswar. .( From Our Own Correspondent.) John Conner, in a lit of Delirium ’I'rmm'ns, put; an end to his existence by drowning, in the Messrs Wadswurth’s mill pond, on the morning of the 8 h inst. Dccoasutl has been it resident of this village during the, past fivu years. and held the pumtiun of Section foreman on the G. '1'. 1%., but little of habits of deceased were known to the villagers outside of his immediate acquaintance. To them he was known as a. great slave of alcohol his, drinking however mostly an the quiet and alone, little notice was Ip‘wilfl’flllATION of the village is now an accomplished fact. Hitherto we have begn known as u hamlet inthe Township of York: henceforth we take a place in the community of inunicipahties, and hope to receive from our elder sister that consideration due to the yourgest mem- ber of the family. It is to be regret- ted that during the canvas the friend-x of incorporation experienced con- siderable annoyance from a. few opposed to the measure, their mouth piece being amau whose sole claim to notoriety is, that he is the possesaor of the most abus- ive tongue in the district, and ever ready to use his weapon at the Call of any side who chose to hatter his vanity. ()u this occasion his venom was chiefly directed against one of the wealthiest and most active promoters of the clmige, \\ ho in the end lost Lemhor, and gzvu hi3 assail- ant a sound drubbing: a, charge of asault laid before justice Crrr of Yorkville be- ing the result. Counter charge of grosly insulting language was laid before justice Cruikshank, of Weston who made the summons returnable at Yorkville at ihe same hour as the charge of assault. Mut- ual friends, however interfered and. the matter was dropped. TEA MEETI‘N ¢.â€"~ The members of: 'the Fresbyteriaii Church here, have (Eaterâ€" nlipadx'to hold n Tea Meeting and {Zinnia}, (m Dominion Day. July lst; on the Full-- G'mund. The necessary materials fix or”; quefJ swingi. etc”. will be provided. Speakers :7 Bcan,‘ mepbsll',‘ Richmguji.‘ WESTON TESTON. Hill , Rev. J. M. Cameron, of Toronto, and others will deliver suitable addresses. Proceeds tn be devoted to the building fund, Tickets, 25 cents. Luu Mauve in the chair. Members present, Mv ' rs. (Junk, Nabttl'ess licuumn aunt Mulluy. ’l'llub Lllo following alterations be made in the Assessmonb Roll : l'nut half 1m acre 01' lot 21, usa- esncd to Peter Patterson, he added to the assess- mcncm l’uworsuu & Jiru. Tlmt Gerrard \\'1ley, I‘m lmlf 1m mm 01’ Lot :51, in the secuml, dun” bu lingual: 011' L110 Moll. Thus {Samuel Ah my bu pm (.11 mm Roll Iur one and IL quurmr mum 01‘ “est lmlf oi luv no :1 111 mu: Jul 0011. 'l‘lmt Donald w‘.msuu’s.u.:aussmm1t for three quau'te of an mm of lub 2) m the 4m 0011.,bc M ed Irom #100 to 0200, and than Alexander (hu‘d’s name be insert- (Ll on me Roll lor A» more “asst halt or lot. three 111 the filth cuu. us Lcnlmb to James Gordon. The adjourned Court of Revision of the above ’l‘ownsmp, was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday, J um: 21.“ 1-351. ‘ Moved by Mr. Cook, seconded by Mr. Remuun, uu«1msuh'ugl,f Moved by Mr. Nuanmun, sucoixuéd Malloy and resolved. Than but: Ll: sment Roll as revised be finally passed by this Come, and ccrmiud as so paused, uml that in Shun bu mum and binding; on ml wu- MUS concerned, nutwi‘onsmnlling any errors umu- 1‘eubmnnnnuuu 1n or regardlng will Roll. Thu Court, Lnun adjourned sun: die. Tue Council then met, for general business. The nnnuws of last meeting were 112le and ap- provle The minutes of 1;st meaning \VUL‘O mud and up- pruvud. In; .Lpplicantin from the Trugtccs of S. S. No. 14 for u 1mm ox $100 101‘ M); muums. _ A punitinu from \‘v'm, C. Patterson and 14 others swung u brunt. 101‘ clothing 101' John Duvulsuu m~ mgem. A communication 1mm E. 15. Harris WM rend rummug to we 2L5 1mm master of mud. bum bu. uJ. Moved by Mr. Rcmnau seeonded by Mr. Malloy and resolved 111M mu reusurerhe and is hereby authorized to pay ma nmuwmumwuunt: 'L'u 1m. «‘1 Ame lorguy rupos forpile driycr $6.69. Do you feel miserable, fiired‘ halfi-‘sick, _no appetite, and out of sorts generaliy'? Dr. Carson's Stomach and ConstipationgBmeru is just the mediciup you want, mfgdeSes will at once relieve you.. G010 yogr‘szi 1%.“ and get a bottle, pnige 50 ein‘iilf’R. E.’ '3W13PE'2W1 Azwl.‘ ' MuvuJ my Mr. AnfilJy suAcbifltelt‘Lyg'VAh'. Iiaifl‘eéé mm resolved rum mu ’1 ‘mtsurer is hereby authorized to pay the unmrmcnbmucd sums 1'0: cumimulc DLUDU- S Ub‘ I '1‘uJuhn Kay for 15 weeks board. ‘13me Lug-’1 rensurcr be herebyauthorized to pay tlm lummm-r; Null zumuuum; usucruuuu L0 by him Sin/01'le ULHLIJHNSIUUUFS 111 mm 1 1) we Dunn; Us. Lust. no.1 -‘u Jaasmmsulz my llxmg urnlgum 5.0L “ Jmm Uumul)»; [or humour, :5 . ' W. l’ymlull. l‘orgrmlmo' hill, 40.00. “ J l \thsun for gravel. 15. O. “ HJLLuane, " 1.20. ‘2 .J. Lyons, " 3.00. 1311'. alm‘su, to: lumber, .51). .oUlJUA' “Lek £522.50. “ \V. urubtcrsvn for clothing John David‘ 6011, 10.00. Moved by Mr. Cook, seconded by Mr. llemuuu mm )‘Un‘ULVUAI It is with regret we have to, chronicle the sad and sudden death of Mr. Isaac Nattress. Deputy Reeve of Vaughan. On Tuesday of Last week, M1“. Nattrcss attended themcetiug of the Council, in his usual health. The following morning while in the yard, some young horses came running up, and Mr. Xattress tryed to stop them, one ran over him and tramp- ed on his chest. though medical aid was immediately summoned, the injury prov- ed fatal, as he only lived torty eight hours after. He died on Friday morning and the remains were interred onSunduy. As an evidence of the esteem in which Mr. Nattress was held by the public, the funeral was the largest ever witnessed in the county by those present, about two hundred. conveyances being counted in the procession. Mr. Nattrces leaves a wife and a large family. moat of whom are grown u; . He will he missed not only in the immediate neighborhood where lie resides, but by the Township and entire county. He has been elected three con- secutive years to the position of second deputy Reeve of Vaughan,“ and whether as a public servant in the Township 01‘ County Council, or as a private individ- ual, he was a man faithful in the dis- chai‘ge of his duty. In the hot montns of July and August the Blood should be kept. pure and cool, with an occasional dose of Dr. Carson’s Stomach and Constipation Bitters, a. worthy hmin medicine. In large 8. ounce bottles, 50 cents, at R. E, Law’s drug store. ma. No ".3. 'l'o..:. Snumr J. Watson, for timber. 6.65. DIELNU 1} l‘UJL luck '01“ lumber. '75) U. " J. Eur A. unfinnburund yosts, 7.00. J. Human lurcuiverz, - : "0 J. (lumber, culvum and filling, 11.51%). J. Ulll‘bl rep. scraper thIIK ; ‘U. H w. 13¢th - uu, plaglg, 3m Moved by M}‘.1\'ufi,nm'c_s:; seconded by Mr. Mulloy and 1'0;;mv(:11 u n o. Moved by Mr. Nay‘gtress, seconded by Mr. Mknllny {L210 Resolved 1 “1‘11;th cm; *J‘remsurer be hereby authorized, .to pay R. Jioiubz the sum of 5:53.00, bung buhumu comm t for paintil‘g‘i‘own Hull. A leading Druggi’st in the'west, says: “I have sold more of Cwson’sfitomach nud Constipation Bitters 3n imam-vaaths than any other medicine I ever handled. It seems to please every tuna." Eon sale by B. E. Law, Druggist. ' The Column than A’djoumed until Tucsduydflth J my, 1581. Tth the i‘rousm‘cr is hereby authorized to to me ‘1'rusmes 01 5.5. No.14 me sum «:1 .5100 cpxyrge the same no 5.5. Nu. 1L Wlth intercsb. ‘1 but, J mugs Addison be appointed path mznstpr fnrroml dn’muu Au1 53, in pace of 1'}, 1111,1113 who rumour! touch. THE LATE \MR; NATTRESS. ‘MQQQd by )h'JILLuuy seconded by Mr; Nuf‘tress and resolved - VAUGHIAN CQUNCI L. JAS. M. LA\VRENCE U] erk. 4.5% 517.01? 6.65. Imy uuu l Tm: PROGRESS or A COUGH.-â€"Tl)e foilâ€" lawing may be indicated as the prngwss “(If a cungll in the absence of an, m‘iicient hir'i’iock of the lung-destroying; malidy : "‘ First, :L Culd is contracted, tha tlirmn. he- cnmes inflamed and the irritation causes a appsnzudic cumtraction and dilation of ‘tlisliwgs,accompanied with a dull or rat- tligug; sound in the throat This-daily lli~ creams in violenca, and as it does aggra- vate the bronchial irritation until the‘lungs become serinnsly afi'ected. 'l‘he :Lbcess- es or incipient sures form upon their tissues, which rapidly (levclop into the fatal trbiercnles of consumption which vent into and destroy the lungs. who would knowingly incur such peril as this 7 The surest means of’averting it- is Northrnpe d6 Lyinmi’s Ewiils'ion of ‘ Cod Liver Oil andHypnphosphites of‘Lime nnd Soda. a pulmoniawhich at the same time checks the progress of throat sud lung irritatinn mud gives and gives strength to those de- bilitated by a cough. . Sold by all drug: gin 8. ~ ALBANY, NAZI. June 27. â€"- From Dudley Observatory early this mun)ng the comet plusented a remarkable slghn. The mil spread out lulu) two Well defined branches enveloping the north star. The eastward branch run up, passing about 2.); degrees cast of the noth gun; and slum:- iug up L0wards the zenith fully lorry degrees. The other branch shot up on the west for at leest thirtyJive degrees. being ebeub five degrees ustronmuicnlly south-west uf the Pole star. The diameter of the nucleus is decreasing. l’rnfessm‘ Buss stules positively thth the Cnmet is the same seen in 50ml) America. on June 151;, by Gould. IIAILTFURD, June 27. â€"Prof. Klein claims that he discovered the comet nmv attracting attention last September. He says it is the comet of 1837. ANOTHER COMET 1N SNHT. The following (lusp'sfizch from Chicago wuuld indicate that; smother comet is visible :Aâ€" BOSTON, June Eliâ€"Observations at the Harvard Observatory til-night. with a spccti‘oscope established the fact than the Spectrum of the nucleus of the comet is continuous. It is cstinmted. that the comet, is moving away from the earth as. the mm of 300,000 miles a. day. The nucleus is probably a thousand miles in diameter, and at the inner head is is twelve thousand, while the corona is vastly move. The tail is at least four million miles long. CHICAGO, June 27.â€"â€"To-night a. new comet; is visible here to the naked eye. it is about. thirty degrees above the horizon in the nonhâ€"west-by-nortih heavens. The tail is long, strongly duâ€" linud, and perfectly straight, winning in the direction nf the zenith. There is no resemblance between this comet and the one visible between two and three " 2‘ (1. ‘1. The liltlbl‘ is shorter and more brilliant. Nara Peter Litidlauv, Hf \l'eat ank. Ind a. horse stuleu two weeks. ago. The thief was traced to Uxbridge, thence to M:er-~ 111L111, \vhem he was. arrcgted, tried and committed on the charge. Aurora, is to have a new Engliah Church. There will he a Sunday School pimnic at Mount. Bisgah, third concessinn Whit- chm‘cll, madam A pllcauant time, is unti- ciputcd. M1". and Mrs. J (Toombs of Carviflo will pleuse nuuch our thanks for the second mess of gmon puns and new potatoes of which we have boon the maepient this season. Though they M0 the second fircsemuhun of the 1mm, they um Lulu} the 1055 appreciated. The pnus were grown in nu open field, were sewn on April 22nd, and um called the “ Chump- ion of Englund.” They are certzliulv nu $3"- uullum spudes, being ready ion 11m in alum; (light; Wen-k5 from the time they were suwnâ€" The potumce are claimed by Mrs. Coomlm me her part. of the donation, [L5 she cultivutvd tpem in the gurdun. \Vo again say ' than}; ’ Rev. Mr Bmokman, Baptist minister who resigned in Yoi'kville, is collecting and 1,>rnzu;hinLr to a. cougregutiun in Jackâ€" sun’s Hall, cm'nur Yonge and 151mm streets, Yorkville. Markham Mechanics’ Institute had a successful excursion last week. Mr. Bczitty, of Markham, lust a stallion last week for which ha paid $1,200. Abraham Eukardt, of Rh concession of Marklizun1 disc-ha «‘1‘ the contents ut a gun in his h: :;d his; week. East York and Markham Fall Fair is being uraning fur, to be held on October (5th and 7th. C The Sunday School in connection with Melville Church, 6th concession Marl:- lmm, held a. pic-nic at Bond’s Lake has week. Our Thanks COUNTY-m Yorkville is agitating for the establish ment‘. of a public market. NEWS JOTTINGS, [Single copies, 3 cts. TH E COM ETS, Z