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'mwmrsmnrenr'mmmâ€"‘m’ «w TALE. GOING some. ."" ROH'I‘O. Accom Expr's ‘ ~ City Hall. . - 3“ Union Station 55.03 lroc rect. mlb. Queo . .. P'Lrlniuio, . . . . . ' . £53.38. Dwenport, . ..5. Weston. .. r ’l‘hornbill. 12.37. 5.02 Bram/102m 12.37. I. .. ."i v. .. .. .. 1‘ “Wm. 1.40 ewmzu'kct- . . . . . . . . ...'J.~i7. 1 .55 } DING SOU 1‘15, Expr’s. Accom. Muil 8.9.0. 12.05. 7:16. 12.90. 8.00. 12.47. 8.22. 1.013. 8.35. 1.18. 8.45. ‘Vestou, 8.57. D wimp: 1.50. ELM. " " ' 2.00. 9.12, TORONTO .,,....m'.<wmrt “.953 Rock Street. . . 2.10 9.9.0. Uni ill 5; otiou. 0.023 2.1%} 9.9.8. City Hall 10.10 2.23 9.35. Panama's silks LINE Connects with all trains, lemvlng the Palmer House, Richmond Hill, as. follows: )f til rt: Express. North & South. . . Am'ommodctiou‘ “ “ . Express, North Mull. South ......... Posr filming Until further notice “mils will he closed at the Richmond Hill Post Office as follows:- MORNING :â€"-Gnlim North. south, East and \Vost. includin '1 hornhill, __ Mriplc, Toron i n, Murkhfunfi". 7.4:). Evcxmoi~â€"Goinrz south.Enst and West (cs am ubovo‘) _ N, B.â€"-Re'xiute"oil Letters inth be limuded in at least Fifteen Minutes outlier than the above ‘ h ur‘ for elusive. mentioned 0 b M. TEEFY,Postumster. lilo Epithelial. lilo H i LL, Futon Dec. 15, 1832 "iii Her. Choir/3 Family Flower, $5 per bbl., at J. Brown‘s Strictly cash. If you wutu the best Confectionery go to Ms. Harrison’s New Text Store. Fallm Bread. . ' ‘ Brand is very much down in loromo. A baker’s cart upset on Monday. If you want a good book to read on Christ- mas Day, buy your tea. at. Mrs. Harrison‘s. * It is impossible for a. woman to suffer from weakness after taking Lydia E. Pinkhmn’s Vegetable Compound. Album ~ The lowest stock of photo nlbvms ever sham in Bichmond Hill at THE LIBERAL Thdcre’ Po r mi! of “‘ Beautiful Snow ” when, you have to flounder through in knee deep. an the rage. . Fringed Xvnns Cards are all the rage this your. No one should failto see the map hificent stock on exhibition at the LIBERAL: Xmas Presents If ynll want Xmas presents for your children, your brother or sister, your fellow or girl, orany friend, THE LinERAL JlH the place io go for them, ‘ where you will find them in endless variety. Ball and Supper _ . The Tenton Band propose mung a. grand Ball and Oyster Supper on the evening of the 'éstbiosf. Ovsters will be served from s1x lo nine o’clock. Tickets to either or both 50 Proceeds in aid of the hand fund. cents. Xmas Cards. Tue finest stock of Xmas Cords ever exhibited in Richmond Hill is now to be seen at THE Lumen. Depot. Call and see for yourselves. No trouble to show whether you purchase or not. Monthly m... V ’l‘lm Montblv Fair held here last week was larce'lv nttended, --nd was s. success. A good mnnunt of Stuff changed hands. A thing which is dntriinemnl to its interests and its succes‘l'if often visibleâ€"formers hold- ing their stock at a litilc too high 3 figure Gifts! Gifts! Gifts l Xmas Gifts for the. bovs and girls, for the hoqu and belles, for the sweet-hour's and 1-rne.loves. for the husband and wives, for the fathers and mothersxzrnnMothers and grand- mothers. yen, “ for your sisters. your cousins and your aunts," at the meuh store. Band Csm art. The Richmond Hill Band will give a Con. cert in the Masonic Hall, on Friday (this) «vi-nine, 15th inst. Among the perlormevs we notice Professor Redstono and the Misses Xcott, of Toronto. and others from a diet- ance. Tickets 25 cents. 7:30, concert at 8. Doors open at Markham Reform Assocxation. Harkhcm Township Rctcrm Association will meet at Mrs. Puge’s Hotel. Unionville an Saturng. the ‘23rd inch, for the purpose of electing delegates to the Liberal Cou- vmitinn, to be bold in Toronto on the 3rd Ind th til“! of January next. A full at- tcml}ye is requested. To Snow Shovels. Inspector Bricknell was around nfew dove ago warning: out. till able-bodies show shovels in duty. Mary of them have done ' their l@I‘ork faithful?" but there have been 0. few dalinqucnis. It would be well {11' the pro. priotm'x of His latter ulin to urge them to Jul.) before they (the snow shovels. not the proprietors) lean: what F-Iâ€"â€"Nâ€"~E spells. .( l _. Jim“), ._ . -, ,.., But itTu es n. great dbnlof the poetry l l l ‘dclegatestolbe Libch Convention to be Mr. H. McCaw, Custom Hjuse, To- ronto, writes: "My wife was troubled with Dyspepsia cud Rheumatism for a long time; she tried many different inedi- cities, but not get any relief until she used Northrop &'Lym:m’s Vegetable Discov. cry and Dyspeptic Cure. She has taken two bottles of it, and now finds herself in better health ,lllfllll she has hot-n for years. Personal. W. G. Patterson, Esq., called on us on Tuesday. He is on avisi: to his friends here for nshort time. Judging from up- mli. peumnces the North West agrees with him A and he is highly pleased with that country. - He and Mrs Patterson are spending the win- tar on the American side. but he contain? plates returning 1‘0 Manitoba in the spring. Dr. \V. Armstrong, Toronto, writes: “I have been» using Northrop & Lyman’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and Hypo- phospbites of Lime and Soda for Chronic Bronchitis with the best results. I be- believe itis the best Emulsion in the umrket. Having tested the different kinds, I unhesitaliugly give it the pref- erence when prescribing for my consum ptivepatients for the Throat and Lou; affections. ._,...- Vaughzin Reform Association. A meeting of the Reform Association of the Townshipof Vaughan will be held in the Town Hull, on \Vednesdiiy, 20th inst., for the election of officers for the ensuing yvar and also for the purpose of appointing held in Toronto on the 3rd and 4th days of January. [‘hc attendance should be very large as the business is verydmportant. Free of Charge. All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds, Ashma,BroncbiIi<,Loss of Voice or any affection of the Throat and Lungs, are requested to call at R. E. Law’s, Richmond. hill, and l‘. A. Hewitt &Co’s, Thoruliill. Drug Store and - get a. Trial Bottle of Dr. king’s New Discovery for ConsuunptiouLfrec of charge. which will convince them of its Wonderful merits and show what a regular dollar-size bot- tle will do. Call early. Excelsior. The members of True Love Division, No. 54. S. of’l‘., Purpleville. will hold their ann- ual omoustrclion on Friday. Dec. 22, nt wine 1 will be served Oysters, Roast Gauss, Turkey and Plum Pudding. Alter tea a Grand Dramatic Concert will be given by the Purplcvillc Amateur Dramatic Troupe. con- sisting of a laughable. side-splitting force entitled “ Irish Assurance and Yankie Mode~ty," in two acts. Tickets per couple, for supper and concert, 75 cents ; for gentle- man, 45 cents; for ladies, 30. ~“The New Bank. A New Bonk has just been opened in Richmond Hillâ€"c branch of the Great Northern Bank of Iceland. Paid up capital â€"10,000,000 pounds (:ivoirdnpois). Assets â€"â€"Icicles and Blizzards Linbilities~Fines and Chillilains. Presidentâ€"Wm. Trench, Esq., Reeve. Directorsâ€"Messrs. Redditt, Sanderson, and Parsley, Councillors. Man- aging Directorâ€"Wm. Brickncll. Esq. Shares nearly all taken up by our citizens. Deposits made do.in with snow shovels. ~â€"Tun Snow BANK. Information for iramps. At l/lIlS‘fleMél ()f the year tramps are on every dcy. lm‘rcry, and those who are, of a compassionate turn of mide are sure to be found out by the average tramp.‘ This has been the experience of this office, and we presume of others also. Getting badly fool- ed ». few times, however, line it tendency to circumscribe the bounty of the most sympa- thetic. We would therefore state for the in- forinclion of tramps as a. society, that on James Street, Toronto, there in an institutâ€" ion where tramps are supplied with work, breaking stones, &c., for their food and shelter. Fuller directions on application. Jos.Beaudin, M. D. Hull,P. Q. writes: Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil counnauds a. large and increasing sale which it richly merits. I have always found it ex- ceedingly helpful; I used it in all cases of rheunuitism, as well. as fractures and dislocations. I made use of it myself to calm the pains of a broken leg with dislocation of the foot, and in two days 1 was entirely relieved of the pain.” Misswnary SerVices. The annual missionary services in con- nection-with the Methodist Church here will be hold on Sunday and Monday, 17th and 18th inst. Sermons will be preached on Sunday, in them-mung by Rev. John Pick- ering, of Eglintou, and in the evening (it is expected) by Rev. 1):. Dcwurt, Editor of the Christian Guarditm. The missionary meet- ing to be held on Monday evening will be addressed by Revs. W. H. Laird and S. J. Hunter, both of Toronto. The choir will render sppr<>pr.cte music in their usual ex- cellent style. Merry Christmas ‘ A Grand Concert and Literary Entertain- ment to be given in the Lutheran Church, on the 4th concession of Vaughan, 2 miles M uth of Maple, Christmas evening, Dec. 26th 1882. No pains have been spared to make this the best entertainment ever given by tho Lutherun Sabbath School. In addition to the best ialcnljiin‘ the school they have engaged the sorVi'Jes of the most celebrated amateurs in the county, among whom we would mention the name of the most're- nowned humorist of Toronto, th.~ well-known Mr. J. Fax, who never fails to please and under whose voice an audience never tires. Everybody ought. to came and hear him. Herald please copy Wiv:s ‘Cannot Testify. At llie General Sessions held in Toron- to ‘n Sepamber last, 9. mm named Joshua P. Bissell was convicted on c charge of neglecting to provir‘o for his family and was convicted mainly on the evidence of his wife. The prisoner was not sent- enced, as his counsel, Mr. R. S. Neville, contended that a wife could not give evi- dence against her husband, and the. case was carried to the Court of Queen's leucb. On Saturday last. judgment was delivered sustaining Mr Neville} ob- jection. and prisoner, Bisscll. was brought up from geol, Mun-a he has been on 9 SI p’c :ibcr lust,cnd d clmrgr". l I To be Prosccutcd tor Libel. The Confederation Life Associ’n caus- ed writs to be issued Monday utOsgoode Hull against \V. McCube, Leopbld Gold- man, and Geo. C. McLaughlin, of Toron- to, for libellinu the Confederation Com- pany. It appears libellous articles print~ ed in certain insurance journals, odjec‘ted to and caused the writs to be against the above-named parties. ages are placed at $0.000. “Grip‘s ” Comic Almanac for’83 We have been favored with advance sheets of this popular annual, and have no hesitation in saying rhat if the rest of the book is equal to the sample submitted in lllel‘fll‘y, artistic and typographical merit. it will be the best comic annual yet issued, even from Grip ofiice. Every line is teeming with. fun, and the pictures are (‘quul to the letterpress. The Al- ;nmuac is considerably improved in this ; its fourth year, though no advance in to made in the price. Every one of our readers should lay by a quarter in n bit Dam- only.” Temperancc Sunday. Sunday, Dec. 17th, as “ Temperance. Sundav.” Ministers of all denominations in Ontario have been invited to preach to their congregations on that day on some phrase of the Temperance work. The proposal of setting apart a Sunday for special appeal, is a good one. The mag- nitude of the evil warrants the churches nitnking more active measures for its entire suppression. The work cannot be carried on without funds, aud'an appeal has been made to the ministers and peo- ple for the collections on that Sunday, to help in tbit direction). We trust that this request will meet with a. liberal re- sponse, as the cause of Temperance has suffered very much in the past for want of money to carry on its operations. _...._....___._ West York Reform Association . The West York Reform Association met at the Slmkespsre Hotel on Friday but, Dr. McConnell of Bruckton, the Vicé- President, occupied the chair, Among those peesent were Dr. Bull, Peter Patter- son, M. P. P., V5.0 Puttersoii,Thompson Porter, Joseph Sheppard, Deputy Reeve of York, Joseph Watson and John Lah- mer and John Stong. The John \Vincbester, Pres. of the Associat- ion as be had been appointed Registrar of the Queen’s Bench Division of the High Court of Justice, and could no longer hold the position as President of the Association. It was thought best to allow the clutter to stand over till the next meeting, when the election 01 oflicerswill take place. A general discussion followed as (o the appointment of delegates to at- tend the Reform Convention to 'be held in this city in January, and the meeting adjourned till the 2lst instant. DIED. O'SULLIVANâ€"At Norwaypn the 6th inst, 139.- belln, beloved wife of Mr D O’Sumllivan .___\_ __ -CDUNIYJfiGALS. T; Gleaned by our own correspondents, sources. from our Exchanges and other -â€"-Itiverside has a. rink two acres in area. â€"York Township Conservatives ore to run a political ticket at the coming elect- ion. Of course Retormers have no alâ€" nctivc. . «Mr. Joseph French, propriétor of French’s Hotel, Ycrkville, died on Satur- dcy. He was the fifth husband of his now sonowing widow. â€"The annexation of Riverside to To ronto is being agitated by a number pf citizens or that suburb. A deputation united upon York Township Council con- cerui g the matter. Yorkville The Ontario and Quebec railway is now graded to within It few yards of Yonge street. Should the weather prove favour- able it is anticipated that the station Will be completed near the Yonge street tollâ€" izate for the joint occupation of the Out- ario and Quebec and Credit Valley rail- ways, by the end of March’ and local trains will be put on at that period. ._~_â€"«w.â€"â€"_â€"vâ€".â€" Buoklcn’s Arulca Salve. Best Salve iu lue World for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tether, Uhupped Hands, Uhilhluins, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and Positivity cures Piles. It is guaranteed to give perlect satis- faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by E. E. Law, Richmond Hill, and ’1‘. A. Hewitt & Uo., ’l‘hon‘ihill. '0..â€" Do N9: be Dcceived. In these times of quack medicine ad- vertisements evurywuere, it is truly gratâ€" lfyllls',’ to find one reinch that is Worthy oI praise and which really dues 8.5 rcwn ~ mended. Electric Bitters we Will do an rccouuuendcd. They invariably cure Stomach and Liver Coiuplninls, Diseases or" the Kidneys and Urinary difficulties. We know whereof we speak, and can read- lly say, give tneui a trial. Sold at fifty cents a bottle, by R. E. Law, Richmond -â€"â€"â€"â€"<\ooâ€"â€"â€"~â€"â€".â€" Norway. (From our own Correspondent.) The female thief reported, last Week, has been traced to Port How. A meeting is being held in Leslie’s hotel, Scarboro’ Junction, in mockery of the protracted meetings in progress. a Prondcnce- ‘ Mr. D. Fitzpatrick, of East York, while preaching in Providence 1’. M. Cliniéli, Kingston Ru:id,l-ad ll $16 buffalo robe stolen frmn his cutter in the she-(l. Mr. John Everest» is receiving subscript- . i ms to buy him another. of paper, labelled “ for Grip’s Almanac I The Ex: cutivc of the Ontario Branch ‘ of the Dominion Alliance have set apart . Secretary read the resignation of Mr. . issued . MAGNlFlGENT STOCK ‘ OF ’ MMWINTER GOODS AT THE CO 5 Millinery, Mantles, etc. “ SPLENDID ' Style and Value. Hill and T. A. Hewrtt oz 00., l‘lioruhill. i W. ATK N. Noblcton. " (From our own Correspondent-3 The Nobleton Band did 'honor to their teacher, Mr. W. F. Mopre, and his young wife, by serenading them on Mon- day night last. There seems to be a perfect boom in weddings this winterâ€"no less than eight. persons (50 report sayeth) are to be marri- ed inside of a. few Weeks. It has hardly been just to keep these affairs so quiet, sea. cabinet shop and stove foundry might advantageously have been estab- lished and a. great. impetus givon to busi ness. Rev. R. Eobinson and wife, also Mr. E. Robinson and wife (parents. brother and sisterâ€"in-luw of Mrs. W. F. Moore, of this place) were passengers on the ill- fated “ Peruvian,” which was sunk at the mouth of Mersey on the 4th inst. It is to be hoped that the newspaper reâ€" port was correct in stating that the pass- engers were all saved. A week ago last. Sabbath the people in this neighborhood assembled as usual to hear Rev. Mr. Patterson, P. M. Minist- er, preacb. After waiting for some time they dispersed as the minister did not come. The next morning we heard that the Rev. gentleman was dead. \Vo un- derstand the cause of his death was a cancer in the head. His loss is doeplv regretted by all who had his acquaintanclr as his disposition was genial and kind, and all believing him to be a. true, earn- est christian. No arrangements have yet been made, that we know of, to sup- ply his place. WAuTED. "“ A quantity of First-Class Soft Wood. Gash paid. PATTERSON dc BRO., _”_ Patterson. crises-En x. ore-even. GRIP ‘S CUMICAL ALMANAU roe, 1833 Book FUNNIEST , our Get Oneâ€"aaets. 515‘ ALL MO0KSTOBES. Or will be sent post free by the Publishers tn recap: of mi 6. “ GRIP I‘B’NTIXG .5: PU‘ELISHL‘I": "0.. Toronto. . ’ | supply Phaetons, Io persons desirous 0" gm ~ chasing ardes' abl Village Pmpeifiy. 6 ' VILLAGE ich h sets? The Undcrsigned offersfor sale Villa e 0 Nos. 1 d: 2. according to a. olrm of Town 8110553 f: Richmond Hill, on '1‘ 'wnship Lot No. 46, Con- ccssim ], ' Township of Vaughan, made bv Geo. McPhillips P. L.‘ S ,dated Sept., ISMâ€"mill lot and the buildings thereon at present occupi- ed by Mr. Thomas Wilson, situutcd on the North side of Amold Street. Tit‘e perfect. for or- ticulurs cpplp to M. TEEFY, 1’ 4’ I, - ,mond Hill. (Sigugsimusm’ men JAS. J. PEARSON R M ~~ Nov. 15th, serum. ' igeiixiiizkc. TRENCHS’ â€"ClRRlAGE warn.â€" BIC IIMOND IIILL. .4 â€")~(â€"â€" In returning thanks to my numerous friends for their liberal patronage Iluriiiu the past twenty-live years, I beg to n: mind them and the general public, that. having erected entiron new and comâ€" niodious premises, 1 am enabled so 3 Buggies, Carriages, “Cutters, Sleighs and PLATFORM SPRING; WAGONS Both liglitand heavy. all of which are guaranteed to give‘ satisfaction, as the work is under my Own supervision. I am also prepared to do all kinds of Mark- smithing (t? repairing in the most work- mculike manner, on the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Horse. -. Shoemg Paid special attention to. i was. Trimmer '.