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1st Mondav of each month Snionvilla Wanton .Qbh and 2156 " ‘ Maple .. .wth “ ” Richmon ‘ ” Woodbridge . Mn Husband W111be found in his affine, New- fion Brook, wax-y Smtnrr‘lnv. except _when Sutur- la-v falls on the above dates, gm lo. fitouffville .. Markham ...,. 10. Victoria. Square do. l‘llornhill.. .. do. Maple do Woodbridge .. do. Kleinburg . do, .‘i bleton ..... 30th 9 Anesthetics, as Nitrous 0xide,etc.. used when xdered,a.uc1 none but the bestmaterial used. Address A ROBINSON L.D.S..Aurmu. Ont. Thankful for the favors of the past ten years. may still be nonsulted in any branch of the proâ€" fession, as follows: izxrom, lst, 8th, 16th, and 22nd of ell-P" month. Nowmarkeb ....................... 2nd do. Richmond Hill.. ...9th and 24th vin- (at the Palmer House) _ Thornhill, W. J. Charlton M. 1).. C. M.,M.C. RS. 0. Late of Toronto General Hospital, thaicia. Surgeon a!) 0 (ice .Lmurs: 9 to 11. 2 to 4, and 6 t 7.30. Will visit the following places profesqionully .‘L- = . Gen. ‘ {\ngslafl Hm removed frum Ki ng, and commen eed pmc'ice an Thnmhifl. AND Hales: F. hangslafl, RICHMOND HILL. omce houm: 9 3.. m. ,2 p‘ m. and 7 19.111: R. ’1‘. of Temperance, Richmond Hill Councij; Magi}, Meet» in 'J‘empertzgce HalLeach Elite)” nu, ‘ ‘ffuesfi flaven' p “'9 95: g. e’ ficiary mm‘hifl‘aoééfiés lflafi' Ania. 0p 31" tefiiaué‘fl memnersfor 41.000 or in case of death $2,000, one- halx nilygblc in was “disability. J. H.83ndeaâ€" aon Salect Councillors; J. A. Sturgeon Stewart Recording Secretarv. A. t). "’3. ’.V..£vv badge, No. 1&1. Meets in the in the Com‘uiutlea Room of the Masonic Hal! no}; alternative Friday vbflo'olock p.111. Bene- floaz-y certificate given for $2,000 in case ofdeatl . I. A. it}. Switzer, Master Workman. - ROMAN unnomo cannonâ€"Services in order as follows Thoruhill at 9 sum. and Richmond Hill“ 10:30 mm; the following Sunday at Rich- mend Hill at 9 I..m., and 'J‘hornllill M; 10:30 3.111., Ilternating with Markham everv third Sundaw. Societies. The Methodist; sabbath school Temperance As Iociation issue pledge curds every Sunday when desired. Wm.H&rrisop supf MECgIAmcs' lNSTITUTE.- Library at over 1000 Volumesppen every Tuexxday evening. in the Mg- II mic Ha11,frnm '7 Go 8 o‘clock. R. E. Law, Libra. rian. Lectures and disuussions periodically. RICHMOND HILL Comm! Ruinâ€"Meets for 1) notice every Tuesday and Saturday evening In; 7.33 o'clock. J. Powell Leader. V'mnmn UGUNCIhâ€"Rc vv. John Brown Coun- cillors Megan's. 15am: Crosby, A‘ Maudie, R. E. Law auxHJ Hopper. Iliu‘k,M. eefy. Medalist Toronto I‘niumi v. M mber (w Physicians 6; Surgeons, 011%., (Inhiof Stoufl’villc Yonae Six-(vet. Richmow‘ Bil Office Hours to 10 3.. m., 5t!) 8 1.3. m. chnmoxn LODGE, A. F. A: A. 11., No.23, G.R.(‘ ~Meets in the Lodge Room,Mmmc 111111.011 the Monday on 07: before full moon.at8 o‘clock p.111 Imc Crosbv. W. 1L RICHMOND HILL TEMPLE, No. 465,1. 0. G. T.â€" Ileets in the Temperance Hull'uvary Wednesday evening. at 7.30 o‘clock. Wm. Harrison T. D. Br. Mun? a Emscopu, Glamourâ€"Service at 3 .m.,except the third Sunday of every month, when the service and sacrament are held at 11 3.111., Sunday Schoolat 1:30 p.m Rev. W. Bates, Rector. . ‘ THE LiBERAL PRINTING & PUBLISHING HOUSE RICHMOND HILL. â€" â€" ONTARIO. METHODIST CHURCH or CANADA â€"Services at 10:30 21411., and 6:30 p. m.,and Sunday school, at 2.30 p. m. General Prayer Meeting every Thursday evenng and Young venple’s Prayer meeting every Friday even» 111 the Lecture Room 36-24. J. E. Belts, and J. . Starr, pastors. ansnv'rmnux CKURCHOF CANADA.-â€"-Se§vices M 11 o'clock a..m.,n.nd 6:30 gun. Prayer meetin on Wednesday evening “7:30. Rev. 1. Campbel Pastor. RICHMOND L. O. [1.310. 778.â€"Meets in the Tem- perance Hall; on the Friday on or before full no on, at 8 'elock 13.11:. C. E. Sheppard. W.M. Dr. (Orr. Maple, Office hours: 81:0 9.30 a. m.. and to 2230 p. Nnv. 6th,.’82~tf‘ I. 5. Sturgeon Stewart, FRIDAY v MORNING VOL. VI. G. [L Husband, I]. D. S., “ ‘5th 3mm ” REMOVED. Dr. McConnell, Graduate of Toronto University, :3 USINESS CARDS. "Jr. (Emu-non. w cam... Dr. James Lungstafl EDITOR and PROPRIETOB. per annum, in advance.] fiiiiitEEvgrzttnw. Churches. Dr. \‘V. J. Wilson. IS PUBLISHED EVERY Dr. A. Robinson, SURGEON DENTIET, afletiim‘l. NEWTON BROOK. mm. DENTIST. 213i 23111 26th 28th .29th lo. 10. do. do. do do. Ont Right Building Lots for Sale on Centre Street East; only $100 etwh, 15 1351- cent. down for pick of ma lots : Also Two hew Houses, 5 rooms. on Richmond Street. gun. LANGSTA [-‘Fj FOR SAIJE ‘2’ :3? GOOD VALUE. 166 King Street East, :1? "LOW PRICES. Nails, Locks Bolts, Hinges, Wire, &c., 860. Glass, Paints, Oils‘ Brushes. James I). Stokes, Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York, re- spectfully solicits our patronage and friendly influence. sales' a. ended on the shortest notice 9.111 at reasonabe rates. P. 0. address, King. Keeps the Largest. and best Secected Stock of WILKIN S’ BRGS Licensed Aneflmxeer for the Countv of York, re- spectfully ‘saliaits your atronage and friendly influence. Sales atten on the shortest notice and at reasonable rates. P. 0. Address, Box 98. VICTORIA SQUARE. Old Iron, Rags, Brass, 6m, broght for Cash at City Prices. Chimuev Sweeping attended to on shortest natioe. . J an. 5th. ’83â€"le. Erwin t'ecently built the above House on the site of the old Sta. 6 Hotel, and furnished it 6111' out in first-e on style. I am prepared to give a public the beat of accommodations Good gambling and atmntive hostlers. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers. Terms, $1 per day. The Richmond Hill Omnibus leaves this Home at 7:30 am. for Toronto and leaves Toronto at 3:30 ban. [War of Marriage Licenses for the county of York, Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Parties having format or late tor sale, or wishing Insur- ance )1: life. or property will have their orders promptly attended to by the above. Money to :oun at 8 per cent on approved freehold seem-ity omceé-Cuurt House. Toronto Licensed Auctioneer for the Counties of York‘ autumn and Feel. Goods sold on consignment. duhoml 99,339 of stock. etc. promptly attended an git reasonable rates. P. d .a ress, by, .‘ “by glyjomfl. _ Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York Sales attended on the shortest not-ice,and at reu- abe rates. Address Nobleton P. 0 IT’S A FACT Bursiters, Attorneys-at-Law. Solicitors-in- Chancery Proctors in AdmiraltyCom’ts. Con- voytucers etc Millichamp'sbuild tugs, Adelaide streetfl‘oxonto, opposite Victoriastroet. dwardBlake, .C. S.H.BlakeQ.C.J.K.Kerr, .0. Walter Olmse s, W.R.Mullock. O.A.Broug OJ. Holman. H. Cassels. K.Ma.clean Importer 01 Watches, (flocks and fine jewallery a. stock of Diamonds anti preciousstones always on hand. THIRD DOOR SOUTH OF QUEEN E‘REET, TORONTO. BMunufactuung of Mw‘ellery, and repairiuaot Watches and clocks on chgyregxgisesfi spegialtv sian. Tfiankingour fiatronsnnd friendstor their li‘u- eral patronage in. they“: we beg to state that w. have just receive a large stock of new goods in hast deuigna. A large stock 01 Elgm and, Wylthum watches kept on hand. ‘ ‘ A. L. Skeele. 03.90.15. anal. .Waepch Maker» H A R D WA R E IN TORONTO. Alu'ze amount of Money to Lend on farm or cwv uroperty interest? per cent; no commis- And dealer in Watches.010cks,and Jeweu‘f ‘ Richmond Hill Ont. FREDERICK WHITLOCK, Richmond Hill. A Farm of 200 acres to cent. Apply to A. MCQUARRIE, 22-” MAPLE. HOSE. MACDONALD, MERRITT & CO. Union Loan buildin a, Toronto 23â€"4-‘83. BUIiDiNG LOTS The Palmer House. RICHMOND HILL leâ€"IN PALMER, Proprietor. Blake. Kerr,‘ a: Cussels. T0 RENT ! N. J. Armstrong. Salem Bckardt. Money to Loan. flimmuwufi. George Eakin, S. M. Brown. RICHMOND HILL, FRIDAQY, JANUARY" 11, 1884‘ â€"-â€"â€"THATâ€"â€" J . Wanlmss. mummy. iiuttls. max. Near Nipissinp Hotel. ‘ , azui‘i" l uIn Essentials, Unity; 2'); Non-ESSentfiié,‘ Liberty ; in all thin ;Sr>me sav " Consumption can’t be cur- ed." Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, asv proved by forty 5ears' experience, will cure this disease when not already advanced be- yond the reach of medical aid. Even then its use afl'ords very great relief, and insures refreshing sleep. Mrs. D. Morrison, Famham Centre, P. Q., writing about Dr. Thomaa’Eclect- ric Oil, says: Gem'ge Bell used it on his sun. and it cured him of rheumatism with only a few applications. The balâ€" ance of the bottle was used. by an old gentleman for: Asthma, with the best re- sults. It, acts like a charm. Holloway’s Corn Cure is the medicine to remove all kinds of coma and wurts. Here it is again. brighter and better than over ; the cover alone. with its delicate tint- ed background and its dish of gracefully ur- mmxerl flowers, would entitle it to a perma- nput place in every home. The book 001)- tnins three beautiful colored plates, is full of illustrations, printed on the best of papsr, and is filled with such information as is re- quired by the gardenvr. the farmer. those growing plants, and everv one needing seeds or plants. The price, only IQ cents, can be deducted from the first order sent for goods All parties any way interested in this subject chonld send at once to James Vick, Rochest- er. N. Y., for the Floral Guide. KINGâ€"All the old Couan were elect- “gd by animation, viz": .3 J. Davis. .Ban‘veiflhiia, 1:1“); first"? 4533:. T1199. Wilson, second Deputy; M.‘ J; 0’Neal,r third Deputy; Robt. Norman, ‘Cnnncil- Iol‘. WESTONâ€"Reeve, W."[‘yrrell. 061m- (fiHorsâ€"Jns. Conron. Dr. Rowntree, J no Bax-ton , Jacob Bull; NEWMARKErâ€"Mayor,W. Cane; Reeve, E. JacksonzDaputy, T. H. Lloyd. Conn: cillorsâ€"H S Cane, Thos Gain; B F R Reesor, T J Robertson. J H Millard, J Eves, Jnhu Gaacmgne, W Bowieu, Dr Scott, all by acclamatirm. NORTH GWILLIMBURY.â€"Reeve. R. M. Bannerman; Deputy, D.H.‘ Spragge. CuI.'.ncillorsâ€"John 803.2. J. D."Da".vidson, S. \Vinch. SCARBORo’-â€"Council of 1883 re-elected. ’Woonnmnamâ€"Reeve. John Abel]. Ununcillowsâ€"Wm. Mackie, Donald Mc- Kenzie, Thoa. Wallace. Jas. Mmmaev. YORKâ€"Reeve. Henry Duncan; first Deputy. Frank Turner; second Deputy. Joseph Watson; third Deputy, Henry R. Frandland; fourth Deputy, Joseph Davids. J. \V. Pqtter was ‘beaten for fourth deputy Reeve by five votes, and will ask for a recount of ballots before the county judge. MARKHAM VILLAGE â€"â€"â€"Reeve,- G. R. Vanzaut. Councilluryâ€"D'r. Doherty, A. Fleury, Dr. Robinson. V. B. Wood- rufl‘. r GEondINA.â€"~Reeve, J 5 Stevenson; Deputy. Hy. Park. Councillorsâ€"~John K812, Mark 1‘8!» Psfiwnwd- AURORAâ€"«Reeve, A Yule; Deputy, W Ough. Conncillora~D5nbrook,Lloyd, Querrie. 4 ' ETOBIcoxaâ€"Reeve, Matthew Canning; Deputy. J. D. Evans. Cbnnoillorsâ€"D. F. _Hotne:, Kellam, Young. Eur GGILLIMBUBY.-R§eve, W H Rowenyfirst Deputy, Chas Traviss; sec and Deputy, John Hnlbom. Councillors M Donn, John Dainsdem' ,- MAnxnm also had I very warmly con- tested election for the Reevenhip.Meem. David James, and Thomas Wil- liamson, being the Contestants, Atter en unusually keen_ contour, in which both condidateu and their friends worked with untiring energy, which only ended with the close of“ the polls, on Monday, Mr. James was declared the choice of the people, beingrelected by a majority of 34. The Council for 1884, therefore, is as follows: Reeveâ€"David J ames; First Deputyâ€"â€"Rubt. Bruce; Second Deputyâ€"F. K. Reesor; Third Deputyâ€"Anthony Foregter; Councillor â€"â€"W. H Lnutly. Rmauoiw HILL ole};th ii“ Council by Acclamation, which ii, Reeveâ€"John Brown; 00‘ HL’PPel‘, I. Crosby, A‘ M‘v‘ 5., I Law. [V 3a The Municipal Election. gm‘Monday were very_hotly contented, nugh they were not very numerous in > it part of the_ County. -__ A ,A A‘ A VAUGHAN had averv hqfiioontoat for its First Deputv-Reevo maria Councillor. Messrs. Wm. Cook and EUIOM were opposed by A. Mc- Neil and A. McNaughton. V The two former were electved. Mr. Cook by 206 of a majority and Mt. Elliott by 135. Thus we see that mlthough the friends of both parties worked hard it re- sulted in almost a. walk over“. ‘ All the other members of the Council were elect- ed by aoclematiun. Itecompoei'ion, therefore, is as followsz-aReeve, Thomp- son Porter; First Deputy, Wm. 0061:; Second Deputy, Denial Mman; Third Deputy, A. Malloy; Oouficnllor, Geo. Elhott. ' MUNICIPAL gEILEETIONS.‘ Vick‘s Floral Guidc. Robbery by Masked Burglars. Mr. Robert Stubbard, Thistletown, was robbed on Christmes Eve by three masked mentwho entered his hou 8 with revolvers l and Bowie kniVeB. Mr. S ubburd is Ill, and i had gone to bed early. The robbers entered the house at midnight, and threatened blood- shed if they were not given 81,700, which it was supposed Mr. Stubburd had received for cattle recently sold. rI‘he money had not arrived, however, and alter dragging Mr. Stuhbard out of bed and searching the mattress and bed clothes, the robbers were finally induced to believe that they had been “ too previous." They took what ensh was in the house (about $11), and decnmped, leaving the family not a little frightened at the intrusion. The mutter has not yet been placed in the hands of the police. The case heard a suspicious resemblance to that at Bloomingt‘on. which resulted in the shooting of Mr. Lazier. DEAR Sm.â€"Permit me through the columns bf your pfi'per to refer to certain reports that ale,‘ being circulated by in- dividuals concerning myself. It is being stated by certain individuals that I have a wife living in Barrie. I take this op- portunity of most emphatically denying such a statement, it being utterly false. I would also say that if there are any persons who have anything to say against my or who know more about my Hnsiness than I do myself, let them come forward and say it above board’ and not circulate such untrue and slanderous reports. ' CHAS. LAWLER. Richmond Hill, Jan. 7th. ’84. Contrary to expectation our Village Council are not to be allowed to walk over. At the nomination a. set of .new men were duly nominated, all being elect- edg except Messrs. J. Bull and B. Plow- msn, as Councillors. It. is imposible at present to predict the result, the new men being actively supported by those opposed to incorporation and those op~ posed to building a ball, as well as the whiskey interests, on account of the present members of the Council raising the licenses last year. ‘ gentlemen were nominated, there, . being two vacancies to fill. A poll having been demanded-and a returning officer duly appointed, such appointee not being present at the meeting by some bungling on the part of the Secretary he received no notice of the appointment, consequent» 1y, on the day appointed for pulling there was no returning officer, and an adj‘nnrn. ment had to be made until the 12th inst. To the editor or the LIBERAL The schools opened on Monday,“ under the auspices of the new master. At the annual meetin for the election 'fif'fi-dstewfcrrtha‘f‘n ‘ “$311661 awe The following brethern of the Humber Lodge, A.. F. & A. M., were duly elected officers for the current year, on Dec. 27, 1883, St. John‘s Dayzâ€"W. Bro Edward Eagle, W. M.; W. R. Barrage‘ S. W.; F. Wakefield, G. W.; J ucnb Ball, Trent; J amen Conron, Chap.; James Cruick- shank, Sec. At the close of the ceremony the brethern Were called from labor to refreshments, avely sumptuous spread having been prepared in the village where their wives, daughter and lady friends awaited them. J ustioe having been done to the good things, speeches, recitetions, vocal and instrumental music wee~ the order of the evening, and heartny indulg- ed in until a late hour, when each Wendâ€" ed their separate ways highly delighted with the entertainment. and more than ever convinced 1)! the hé’nefioial'éfl'ecta of the annual reunion. (From our- own Correspondent) Mr. W. Warren. who has been a. resi- dent, of this place for .over thirty years, has removed to Avening. He will be greatly missed, as he has been an earnest worker in the Sunday School, and also leader of the church for a. number of years. We wish Mr. Warren every sue-v cess in his new home. (From our own Correspondent.) In this village on the morning of the 5th inst., a house and workshop owned by Mr. McDonald, of Purpleville, were burned to the ground The house was occupied by three tenants, viz., Messrs. Thor. Readman, J. Ireland and Jan. Lo 0 The fire occurred about 2 o’clock in the morning, when the village was wrapt in slumber, therefore very little of the fur- niture, etc., was saved. Mr. Redman particularly, who was occupied at first with getting his sick wife to uhelter, lost heavily. The origin of the fire as far as can be ascertained was a. defective chim‘ ney. Mr. McDonald looses heavily, as the houses ware not insured. A shooting match was held at A. Mc- Bride’s hotel, King station, at which two of our village sportsmen succeeded 'in winning almmt all the game. (From Our Own Correspondent) KLEINBURG. WESTON. LASKAY. ags, Charity.” The past two weeks have given us pretty severe weather, considerable snow falling and high winds prevailing most of the time. On \Vednesduy and Thursday of last week the wind and snow almost completely bloc-l:- aded the roads, all of those running north and south having to be shoveled out. But nothing that we have had for years has equalled in the same time the fall of Tues- day night last On Wednesday morning the people awoke to find themselves litei'sllv snowed in The majority of our citizens had to dig through banks from two to four feet deep before they could get out We are in- formed on pretty reliable authority that there were almost three feet of fresh show where it had not drifted on Wednesday morning Majority for Cookâ€"206; Majority {or EX- hootâ€"~137.‘ ‘ r The annual Missionary serum in eon- nection with the Methodist Church will be held on Sunday. Rev. J . W. Totten‘ will preach in the morning, and the annual meet- ing will be’ held in the evening, when Rev. Orrin German, of Oxford House, N. W. '12. will deliver' an address. Mr. German has spent many; years among the Indians of the 'Ngj‘th.W(-_)hb& He in at present engaged translstl’ug portions of Scripture, hymns and educational text bo‘o'ke'ln the syllable lengu-l age for the use of the Indians at Oxford House and other ports of the North West. No doubt his address will be interesting; as a men’s own narration of what he has seen and passed through is alweVs interesting. Rev. J. E. Starr, in speaking on Sunday of his vlait'tb the meeting of the Salvation Army at Newmarket, said he wished they could have just a little touch of the Salva- tion Army introduced into the Methodist Church. He would not desire the whole of t neir methods adopted, but just a touch of their energy and zeal. It is probable, from the reports and prospects, that his desires may be gratified. as it is stand they will loan invade Richmond Hill, but as the forts of the enemy are unusually strong. and his allies unusually numerous and active, it is not probable they will capture the barracks quite as easily as they do many places. The original and only Beedles and Prindle Pleasure Party, Silver Band and Classic Orchestra, announce one of their grand perh formances to be held in the Temperance Hall, Richmond Hill, on Saturday eveninp, Jam-12th. It is needless for us to speak in commendation of this company, as their merits to entertain the people are well known and the mere name of Johnny Prindle is in itself sufiicient to draw a crowd. Tickets 25cts. Reserved seats, 50m. Reserved seate are numbered, imp tickuts may be had at Sanderson’s‘Drug Store,‘ This popular publication (fifth year)eomes to us in all the glory of an illuminated cor- er. and is decidedly the best yet published. It is full of sparkling fun, profusely illustrat- ed with humorous cuts. The "Easay ' by little Tommy.” given in that precocious youngster’s own handwriting, with pictures by himself, are unique specimens of comic work : the weather predictions are racy as usual,and the general miscellany is excellent. The advertisements are restricted to the last page, and as a consequence, the appearance of the hook typographically is greatly in» proved. We advise every one of our readers to secure a copy of this genuine Canadian work, which costs only 25o. The Beedles and Prindle Pleasure Party‘ The adventuras of a Snow-Plough. passed (:1 Grip’s Comic Almanac for 1884‘ A Touch of the Salvation Army. 486 [Single copies, 3 cts. LOCALS Misswnary Services. Snow, Snuw 280 The Vote 434 No. 27. 307