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'F‘BIDAY 19:01:21qu G RICHMON D HILL, Thornhin, Dr. Jauzies Langsiafi Richmond Hill, \\ m genernl'y be found at; home :1: Nine och .xu. Dr. 11321:, Maple, R. B. Orr, 31.3., and 15=t Hilvor Medallist University of Toronto; M,C.P.S., 0115.; LS. A.L.,Englzmd. (Late of London England,) Surgeon, «‘L‘u. Oflicc 11011115: 8 to 10, 1 to 2, MA r: on 7 1m 28 Surgeon, Jan. and 6 to 7.350. IN OFFICE ' EICHMOND HILL 1st 10 days of each month MAPLE. _ 18th “ u Nitrous oxide gas administered for painless Nitrous oxide 531 extraction of Teeth Residence at Aurora, )laces :- Hchmond Hill Markhmu.... ” Stouffville E‘hnruhill maple . . . . Thankful for the favors of the past ten years, may still be consuitnd in any branch of the proâ€" fession, as follows: Maura, 193, 8th, 161211, and 22nd of each mnggth. Newmarkot. . . .. ....... 211:1 (10.. Richmond Hi] and 24th fin (mirthe Pulnmr ousc) .V j, Stouff'ville . . . ., 10. Markham . . Jo. Victoria SquzL do. Thomhill... . . do. Maple . . m) Woodbridgn do. Kleinburg do. Nobleton‘..., o Anesthetics, as N1 15 Oxide, eta, used wnen Ordered, and uonelmt LLB bestmateriul used. A. L. fskeclc, Clock and. Vfatch Maker, issuer of Marriage Licenses for the bounty of York, Real 125mm and Insurance Agent. Parties having farms or labs for sale, or Wishing 1113qu- mee on life or pmpm'ty will have their orders promptly attended tn; by the above. Money to Log!) at Eiper cent on approved lkeehold security Ofllceâ€"vCam'tVHuuse, ’Im'mxto Peter (x1 pson. l’novincial Land bu rveyor and Civil E n gme er. Orders by 155.8 should sum character of sur- ve ,that the subscrihormuy consult lxisextensive he? notes, as also those of the late David Gibâ€" son, J. Nelson, and other surveyow. as to original monuments and forming surveys, thereby saving time. and securing correctness in surveys. Onion at Wilgowdale, on Yonga Street, in the Township VOL. IV. of York‘ ANY AMOUNT 0F MONEY, Kiri-per 663E011 Yii‘ét:class_ firoperty. Busi: ness strictly private. Apply to J. P. EAKIN, Insurance x‘wenl Unionville P.O Being composed of part of Lots 23 and 24, in the 5th concession of Markham. H For particulars apply to nsnrunces effected 5,5111 (1,11 kmds or property at current rates, in the lea ’iing companies in (“.mwl , Address B‘NSON L.D.S..Aurom Ont. And dealer in \Vntchcs, Clocks, and Jewchv, Richmond Hill, Ont. TO LOAN. (‘ BUSINESS CARDS. Fire and Life Insurance A Agellt- .. 60 ACRES OF LAND, In. HEE'COIHM‘QI, Graduate of Toronto U uiversity, 42m At his Printing 12' btthiishmc: per annum, in advax1ce.] FOR SALE W ( m ulna Eglmflsmfi, ” IS PUBLISHED ‘ERY A. S 'i' E ‘J‘J A B ‘T , “ii‘uificmmxmufi. D. HI. DIN/INS. George? Eakin, .l. 1V1. ‘VVeIIS, SURGEON DENTIST. Aurora, will Visit the following Dr. A. Roma ( Adm-aw, SURGEON DENTIST WM. EAKEN, Qantas}. 50$: 85 \Voodhridg's Out I. {I Uniobville Ont. An. (10. do. <10 10. (m I‘m-chum Pro wigy.’ Apply tn C. DUNCQMB, Jan, Richmond 111 t, m: to WM. b NI(‘,OL,S01iCItOr No. 1. Lm‘unto St-.. Toronto. ‘ mos. Mona) ion“ lnvarsnnent, On Security of hum-Wed Farms. interest 8 per cent. 1N0 cumminsiuu; Money to Loan, Alamo amount of Money to Lqu on farm or a!“ mommy; interesb 7 per cent.; no commis- swu. to ,Atturuey, Solicitor, Notary, 650. Money Rom-.1 20, Union me Buildings, Nos. 0, Toronto sbrwt, Toronto. Burr?" I”. W. Jarvis, Sherle of the County of York. Oflice~Court House. Toronto. Benign-«3w, «k Fullerton, 11 mrmters, ALEUI‘ULVb-zht-LLL‘V, sollcltors \nChtm- calf: and insolvency, Not-Mics Public, Conch- meurs,ubte. Dificcs OntarioHull,cornerllhurch and court streets, entrance off court street ’l‘u- ronto. Branch Office, Woodbridge, Gm. \V. BADGEROW. JAE S. FULLERTON I‘ldwn‘nlBlumgdc. .111. K0rr,Q.C. J.A.Boyd,Q.C' Valwr Cassels, W.R.Mullock. CABrough C. J. Holman. H. cussols. 11 & Hoyles. Barristers, etc,, north of Scotland Chambers, 18 and 2"), King; street west, Toronto. JAS.BETHUXE,Q.C. CHARLES Moss. W. (i. FALcoNunIImE. N. \V. HOYLES. WALTER BARWICK. A. B. AYLEBWOBTH. W. J. anxs Barristers, &c., Millichump’s buildings, Adelaide street, Toronto, 0; posine Victoria street. Bethune, Moss, Falcon bridge Clerk of the Thu'd Division Court, Clerk and. Treasurer 01 Vaughan, Registrar of Births, Mani- u‘gcs and Deaths, Commissioner in Court of Queen’s Bench. Ofl'me, opposite the Wesleyan Cb urch, Richmond Hill. Out F. Button, Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York. Ad- dress, Gushel P, O. 'l‘honlas Poacher, Licensed Auctioneer, in and for the County of York. Orders solicited. Residence, Maple Leaf Hotel, Belford, Ont. N. J. Armstrong. Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York. Sales attended on the shortestnotice, and M16114- sonable rates. Adugxess. Noblotcul’. O. Blake, Kerr, Boyd dc Cassels, Jalwes C. Stokes, Licensed Auctionqer for the County of Yark, xe- spectfully solicitgyom‘ putroque and friendly influence. sales attended on the {shortest not/ice and at reasonable rates. P. 0. address, King. _ Samuel M. Brown, Licensed Auctiouger for thaCounty of York, ze- spectfully solicit; your patronage and friendly influence. Sales attended on the shortest notice mm at reasonable rates. P. 0. address, Victoria, Square. Salem Eckardt, Licensed Auctioneer for the Counties of York Ontario and Peel. Goods sold on consignment. Gench sales of stock, etc., promptly attended to at reasonable rates. P. O. addre§a, UNIONVILLE. Albion Hotel, East Market Square, Jarvis-st” Toronto. First- CIILSS stnhling. JOHN HOLDERNESS, Proprietor Bay Horse Hotel, Yonge Street, Toronto. Every accommodation for the travelling public at the lowest rates. The Clyde Hotel, 158 King street East, Toronto. First-class com- merch house. Good Accommodation and every 0.? mention shown Gue Supe ‘or Stablipg. _"B]Elck Horse Hotel. Palace Sqreet, Toronto. Stable and yard uccom modution for 25015031115. An attentivehostler A. OXFORD, Proprrigtglj.’ York aid vaulghhn House, FAIRBANK. Good accommodation for the travelling public at the lowest rates. Ample sheds and stabling. At- tentive hostler always on hand. FRANCIS MCFANLANE, Robin Hood Hotel. TONGA} STREET, RICHMOND HILL. First-class, accommodation for the public. Good stablmg and an attentive hostler. F. COSGKOV’E. Luncheon and Dining Rooms, for Ladies and Gentlemen. Gents’ Reading and Smoking Rooms,_ English papers on file. No. 30 King street West, Toronto English Chop House and City Restaurant. M. A. THOMAS. The Palmer House. RICHMOND BILL. JOHN PALMER. Proprietor. Bevin recently built the above House on the size 0 the 01d Stage Hotel. and furnished it throu haul: in first-class style, I am prepued to give t e public the best of accommodations Good stabliug and attentive hustlers. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers. Terms. 81 per day. The Richmond Hill Omnibus leaves this House at 7:30 am. for Toronto and leaves Ton:th at 3:30.»!11.‘ .. ROSE, MACDONALD, MERRITT 8: 00., Unim‘ Loan Buildings, Toronto Aug, 1878. 8-1V James M. Lawrence, CONVEYANCER, ETC" FITZGERALD 5r ARNOLDI. Sulicitors. 46 Chuck St, Toronto. 7M oncy m Loan! \Wisiimna Li. iLcsl, gxtctinmtrs. Emmy.- Ecgai. HENRY LEMON. Promié’zor. 335mm. “In Essentials, Unity; in Non-Essentials, Liberty ; in all things, Charity.” T BEST Jr. Proprietor. RICHMOND HILL, FRIDAY, JULY 8,1881. Proprietbr. Provriecor. ARREST OF THE WOULD- BE MURDERER HOPES OF. THE PRESIDENT’S RECOVERY GUITTEAU EITHER A YILLIAN‘OR A LUNATIC On Saturday morning President Gar- field was shot twice while purchasing a ticket at the Railway depot at Washington One of the bullets entered his back and lodged in or near his liver. The event created intense excitement throughout the civ1lized world. At first no hopes were entertained of his recovery. but now that he has survived so long strong hopes are being indulged in, and his condition is materially improving. The Assassin’s name is "liarles Guitteau, a Chicago law- yer, theologian, and politicianLaccording to his own account, who thus Confesses: “l was forced to do it by inspiration from God. 1 did it for political purposes, and through patriotic motives. l conceived and executed the elf-air myself. I wished to retire Garfield and save the Republic- an party. The simple solution of the pro- blem seems to be that he was a disappoin- ted office seeker. He is thought by some to be insane. He was arrested almost. immediately, and his only regretseems to that he did’nt kill him instantly. At pre- sent it is difficult to say what the outcome may be. President Garfield is a. man of sterling integrity and christian principle. Should death ensue, it would be a calam- ity realized not only by the Federal Uni- on, but by the civilized world. Despatch- es of sympathy have been received from almost every nation in the world, includ- ing Sweden, Italy, Japan, and the city of Rome, expressing hopes of his recovery. _ LATIER.;'fhe “Pregident continues to‘ unmove, and itiafigpoctejl that 118» wii’lx recover. ‘ “" '1‘ "*“' GARFIELD’S LIFE (From Our Own Correspondent), Dominion Day was not celebrated in this village. Most of the people think that the event that gave rise to the occas- ion is sufficiently clear before their mind not to require any demonstration to im- preu it. ' 1,1 ,A 3..“ An exciting horse race took place dur- ing the day, beiween two village horses. One of them was trained down to racing. flesh and was ridden by an excellent jock- ey and won easily. Diatande i mile time 3 min. 17.8%. Having is progressing rapidly. The crop is good. Mr. Wm. Lundy died on Saturdayflnd inst. The old gennleman suffered very much from some affection of the toe, brought about by an ill-growing toe-nail. Dr. Brereton in consultation with Dr. Mahatfy decided to amputate the toe which was done on the 28th nit, but the old man sank gradually and died an the 2nd. Mr. Elwood Hamblymho has attended the St. Catharines Coll. Inst. . has return- ed for his vacation. It is his intention to try the senior matriculation examina. tiouin September. ( From Our Own Correspondent.) The weather for the past week has been very favorable for haying, though rather hot. the fore part. The farmers In this vicinity report the hay crop above the average. The prospect of a. good grain crop this harvest are very promising. though some fields are not so good as might be expected. Mr. Lawrence teacher at Temperance- ville is to have a picnic for his school in Mr. Love’s bush this Friday. Mr. Nich- olls, teacher at White Rose, well known on Richmond Hill is to bring his school out. Between the united efi'orté of these young gentlemen and the desire of their pupils for a. day of general recreation, amusamenta and sylyian feasting. We bespeak a grand time for them. Picnic- ing is a happy termination of a long and tedious term at school. Messrs E. J. Davis & Son of Kinghorn have been, and are still making unprece- dented imprm'ements in their tannery. Tanks, leeches, storehouses and other buildings have been built at considerable expense. The old boiler has Just been replaced by one that does credit to the estubliehment, and a new 40 horse-power engine is expected to arrive per N. R. R. this week. The demand for Mr. Davis’ leather has been so great that he has found It advis- able to make these improvements in ord- er to supply a larger fraction of those ask- ing {or his manufacture. _ éssagsinafinn I IN DANGER Gnrrmwuflmfl. NOBâ€"firm. KING- Markham has a Lacrosse Club. A man was found dead on the Dnndas Road, near Islington, last week. He is supposed to have fallen from his waggon. In the Bell case, of Milliken’s Corners, the man Bell was not a member uf the Primitive Methodist Church, as stated. The deceased Mrs. Bell was. On Friday a thunderbolt fell on the farm of Mr. Mustard, 5th con. Markham, and broke down trees and tore up the ground feat-fully in its descent. Yorkville is agitating for incorporation as a town or city. Stayuer and Newmarket cricket club8 had a. set to, on the grounds of the latter: on Dmueniou Day. A fisherman of Sarnia named \Vm. Seward committed suicide on Monday. He had been drinking heavily A true bill has been found against En- gene Riendau for the murder of Roy, on the Gutinan. ‘ Miss Thornton who disappeared at Hamilton more than a week ago has not been heard of yet. At Huntsville, last week. while Alfred \Vilder was out hunting, he shot and kill» ed what he supposed to be a deer, but turned out to be a. man named Henry Lasneter. An inquest was held, and a verdict of man-slaughter was returned. A Stevensville Customs officer was {111‘ ed $2.0 fo'r kissing Miss Bogardus against her will. He was hunting for smuggled oil. The Ottawa. celebration committee is $1000 short of the amount required to meet the expenditure of Dominion Day. A man named Russell committed sui- cid onSunday night,by taking paris green and whiskey. Venncr’s Predictions for the Summer,‘ “wwwpe 23. ’ nngr, in a letter this: _:.m gymagne ' .egvennor in a letter this morning, says:-â€"“ Iifiliefé‘t’hm the present summer is onein a triad ofslm'llar summers, probably the middle one. It is likely to re- semble that of 1880, and to differ in some of its minor details. The approaching month, of July will give a great deal of rain, as in 1880, over a large portion of the United States and Canada, while in Great Britain the weather will in all probability be like- wise stormy and wet, The storms of wind, thunder, and lightning'are likely to be severe and frequent. The heaviest rains for New York and vicinity would locate after the IZOth, ntlprebably on the 21st or 22d dates; between the 10th and 15th days an exceed- ingly hot term is likely to be experienced in both the United Statesand Canada. Within a. few days from the close-[of the mouth, probably about the 27th or 28th, a cool wave Will occur, .carrying frosts in Canada, and cool weather generally, with storms oizwind and rain throughout the United States. Where storms have been severely felt in the western and south-western States during June, there also will the severest storms of July be experienced. Notwithstanding these , frequent and severe storms during the ; month, I frequent alternations of fine hot i weather will counteract to a great extent the damage done to crops in general in the west. The entrance of July in Canada, and also to a considerable extent in the Unlted States, Win be cool and showary, and the present look out for the fourth is not. a Very prom. ising one. The LIBERAL, 'believing the reading of flashy novels to be injurous, has decided to make an efiort to introduce a. new era in lit- erature in this vicinity. No such trash ass Wide Awake, Arm Chair, or otl'er such Ii- braries kept. Our works of fiction shall only be the very best. But we purpose giving more especial attention to high class Litera- ; ture- We are prepared to supply these at‘ one tenth their origionul prices. The iollow- ing are a few of the works and prices : i LOTHAIR. By Hon. Benj. Disraeli,Earl ofl Beaconsfield, two parts, each 25 cents for- merly 93. SABTOR RESAR l'U_S. By Thos. Carlyle, : Anew era in Literature. vvuvu .v. 113; BIBLEmifi'bWHE NEWSPAPER By Chaples H. Spurgeon 25 cents formerly $1.50. - . CALAMI’HES OF AUTHORS. By 1. D91:- meli, 20 cents formerly $2, ROWLAND HILL. Life annecdotes antl- pulpit sayings, with introduction by U. E. SpurgeonJfi cents formefliy $1.50 MACAULAY’S ESSAYS. Milton, Drydel. Bunyan, Historyfiamue] Johnston, etc. 15' ots. formerly $1.50 ,1 LIFE OF CHRIST. By Canon Farrar, in two, parts each 25,,cents formerly $2.50. LIFE OF ST. PAUL. By Canon Farrar. In two parts, each 250ts, fortner 6.00, KNIGHTS CELEBRATED HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Compkte in eight park. Formely $18.00, per part 35cts, Any of the above works or any others of the Standard Series sent‘post free on receiot of plioe. ... .- .‘ .- -.- ,a n- "'f‘ix’éiiublic is' capable of judging onto merits of the above mentioned works. 0111 at, or send to the LIBERAL News Depot 1nd get some good reading matter. A. 25 cents formerly $2.75 NEWS JOTTINGS. COUNTY. CANADA. The above council met in the Council Chamber on June 27m. The Reeve in chair. Councillors present. Messrs. Dun- cumb, Pngsley, Redditt, and Sanderson, The minutes of previous meeting were read and approved. The claim of Mr.W.H.Glass, for dam- ages by unknown dogs killing two sheep , laid over from Council meeting of 18th April was taken up. Mr. Glass was exâ€" amined, and made affidavit in such case made and provided. That the Treasurer be and'is hereby in- structed to pay to \Vm. H. Glass the sum of $7.33 being hvu thinds of the amount. of his claim for damage to sheep by dogs, the owners thereof being unknown. r Moved by Mr. Pugslgy, seconded by Mr. Sanderson and resolved. That the treasurer be and is hereby in- structed to pay the Fire Extinguishe’r Manufacturing Company the sum of $9 being; amount of account dated 2131; May 1881, for two firemau’s coats. r Moved 13y Mr. Redditt, seconded by Mr. Sanderson and resolved. VM<IJved by Mr Sanderson seconded by Mr. Pugsley and resqued. _ That the Treasurer is hereby instructed to pay Mr. John Elllott the sum of $25, as his salary for assessing the Village for 1881. “Mbved by Mr. Duncumb seconded by Mr. Redditt, and resolved, _ That Messrs. Pugsley and Sanderson are hereby appointed a. mommibtee for purpose of putting the ditch and side- walk on Crurch St. into a. good state of reprlr. filmioxr'ed by Mr. Pngsley, seconded by Mr. Redditt and resolved, That the Reeve is hereBy requested to call a. public meeting of the ratepayers to consider the advisability of opening a street from Yunge Street to intersect the continuation of Church St. HThe Council then adjourned to meet on Monday,August the lst at eight o’clock p. m. M. TEEFY . shieboay in Chax-lotté'toivm, REL, sends us a paper in which the following advertisement isoonspicuously marked 1â€"â€" A‘x CARD 0F THANKSGIVING; Mr. Justice Young cannot! return to” his Chambers 3‘1 the Law; Courts, after an absence of TWEL’VE'MOM‘HS, owing to the painful Moident he met with in Broomfield Street Church, Boston, Mass., UAS.A., in June last, without publicly thanking God Jot sparing his life, und blessing the means employed for his recovery. He would gratefully acknowledge the marked considera- tion shown him by every membr of the Bar; and also the sympathy and kindness extended to him by all classes of the community. cam awn“. .. -v V ed, obthe list made, pursuant to mid Act, of all persons appearing by the last mused Assessment. Ballot the said Municipality to be entitled to vote inltne ‘said Municipality int Electiana for Members of the: Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Eleclions; and that said list, was first posted upnt my office “at Richmond Hill. on the 5M: day .of July. #1881, and remains there for inspection. " Elantnrs arevoalled upon- to examine the The sender nf the paper writes in the margin, “Look at it l” “7e11, we hum looked at it. t’erhnps our funny corres- pondent expects us to poke a little ridicule at Mr. Justice Youngior being so old fashioned as to imagine that he is under any obligation to the Deity for his re- covery. If so, he must find somebody else to do the pokingâ€"somebody with less respect for the religious convictions of other people, and less sensewi what constitutes a. fair subject of: humor. \Ve do not know Mr. Justice Young, 'but We venture to say he is as much of a man as anybody who Would take this ad. and “ loo]: at it ” with the eye of ridicule.â€" noon, uuu “a... .M Electors are mailed upon- to‘ examine the {said list, and if any omissions or ‘mxy other ‘errom are found therein, to take immediate proceadings to hams the said errors corrected - mated thisarifm ' Day of July, 1881.. Grip. C .35 hereby giv'én, N I 'Jhat I hzxvfi transa mitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in the third and fourth sections of “The Voter’s List Act,” ’the copies required by said section to be so transmitted or deliver- l_L Municipality of the TO‘VNSI-HP “VAUGHAN, Coumy of YORK. Straw.. Berries” RICHMOIID r BILL 0LT. [Richmond H in Council. :cotdiugvto law. Fresh picked berries ‘ of fine fldv’ox and quality at Mn. DRANE'B. RICHMOXD STREET. NEWS “3?. 1881. [Single copies, 3 cts. JAMES M. LAWRENCE. Clerks ofiqaid Municip (ll-1ij ‘fi gag}: m. n.“ Clérk.