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fill-me amount of Mnney to gflv property interest 7 port am. U ulonv1ue.. lst Monday of each moat Weston . .9fih and 218$ " ' Maple . . 416th " “ Richmond H I] ‘ 39:}: ‘ “ \Yoodbridgg .. Netti Kr. Husbud will he found in hit otflee, Now- BrookH every Saturday, "up: when Bat/ut- m “.115 on we nbuye data. fluionville,.. Weston Maple .......... , Richmond Hm \Yoodbridge .. ‘ gatouflvfllel .18th 10. filnrk hum . . .. 20th in .Victoria Squm 21 st do 51‘horuhul... 23rd do Woodbn'dge ,. 28th do Kleinburg. .. 29th do. {N blotop .,....::30th 0 Vitah' ed Air always on hand at; mppointmen orks like 3 chqu Free from pain. AMA-098 A ROBINSON L.D.S..Aurom Ont‘ Thankful for the favors of the past 20 years may still be consulted in any branch of the pro. teasion, as follows: tnrom, lst, 8th, 10th, and mi of eel-h month [Richmond Hill... . . .9th and‘ “I: do, lat. the Palmer House) Wm visit- the; 2m. Geo. Langst Has removed from King, and common- md practice at Thomhill. Nov. 6th, ’82â€"ti. fit)“. MACDONALD, MERRITT a CO. Union Lou: builain a Taxouto Ernest F. Langstafl. RICHMOND HILL. Office hours: 9 a. m. 2 p. in. I.an 7 n. m. Medalist Toronto Universitv. Member Co Physicians & Surgeons. 011%., (late of Stouuville Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. Omce Hours to 108..m.,5t08p.m. B. '1‘. 01 Temperance, Richmond Hill Council. No. 43, Meets in Tempemmze Hull. each alter- nnsive Tuesday evening ECSU'CIOCk p m. Bene- flc iaxy certlficates issued to male or female 'membars for $1,000 or in case of death $2,000, one In]! Dnyablc in case of disability. J. H. Sander- aon Sslect Councillors; J. A. Sturgeon Stewart. loam-ding Secretarv. A. 0. U. w.,Ivy Lndge, No. 141. Mean in the Oommitfma Room of the Masonic Hall each alternative Friday u 8 o'clock p. m. Batu!~ lam-y certificate given for 52.000 in case of death. J. A. E. Switzer, Master Workman. Dr. Orr, Maple. Wee hours: 8 to 9.30 3. 1a., and to 2.30 p. m- 4434s: Vanna: COUNCILâ€"Rewe, John Brown :Ccun «um. Messrs. Iauc Crosby.A. Moodio, B. E Law an! RF. Hcpperl (:lurk. M.'1’ee!y. MBGEANICS' lNSTITUTE.â€" Library 01 over 1000 volumes.open every Tuesday evening. in #116 Ma.â€" sonic Hall, from '1 to 8 o‘clock B. E, Law. Libra. rum. Lectures and discussions periodically. chmroun HILL HORNE-t Eulaâ€"Meets {or prmtioe every Tuesday and Saturday evening at 71!) o'clock. C. Savage. Loader. The Methodist sabbath school Temperance As sedation issue pledge cards every Sunday when desired. Wm.Ha.n-ison supf Brannon» HILL TEMPLE. No 465,1. 0. G. T.â€" “nets in the Temperance Hair every Wednesday evening. at 7,30 o'clock. Wm. Harrison T. D. “maven: LODGE. A. F. & A. M.. No.3, G.B..(‘ ~Meecs in the Lodge Roam.Ma.somc HalLon the Monday on or before full moon, at. 8 o'clock p.m AJ. Rupert, W. M. ANCIENT ORDER or Fonnnnmâ€"Coun Rich- mond, No. 7046 A. O. F.. meets in the Temperance Ball ovary alternate Fridav at 7.80 p. m.â€"-H. E. Wright. C. R. ROMAN CATHOLIC canaca.â€"â€"Serviues in order ul follow I» Thornhill at 9 a..m., And Richmond Hill a: 10:30 5.111; the following Sundayat Rich- nond Hill MD 3.411.. and Thoruhill It 10:30 I‘lm. J. E. Bal‘ts. and J: E. Starr. pastors. hasswnnuu CHURCH or CANADA.â€"Servicas ti 11 o‘clock a.u1._a.ud6;210 gun. Prayer moefiug on Wednesday eveningut 7130‘ METHODIST CHURCH or CANADA â€"Servicea at 10130331., and 6:80 p.1n.,a.nd Sunday school, at 2.30 p. m. Goueml Prayer Meeting every Thursday evemng m the Lecture Room. le J. E. Belts. and J. E. Starr. pastors. 81‘. MARY s Emscomx. Carmelâ€"Service at 3 p.m..except the third Sunday of every momh. when the service and sacrament are held an 11 gm.” Sanday Schoo) at1:30p.m Rev. W. Bates, ac or. THE LIBERAL PRINTING & PUBLISHING HOUSE MIUHMOND HILL. â€" â€" ONTARIO. iIEINESS CARDS. THURSDAY EVENING '. ll. Husband, L. 07.78., VIZWLJZEQ £19 REMOVED. Dr. James Langstall AND Money to Loan VOL. VI. niollowing places Dr. W. J. Wilson, (l USED BY Dr. A. Robinson, EDITOR and PROPRIETOR. willmjr Qirtrtury. 5. E. MGMAEQN, Weary. {Elle gihcml per annum, IS PUBLISHED EVERY B URGEON DE NTKS'I" NEWTON BROOK “meditat. almtal. Societies. Churches. naxrxsr. ’ Lend an Inn: or cent; no commin profasnioxnlly :â€" in advance.] Nails, Locks Bolts. Hinges Wire, &c., &c. Glass, Paints, Oils‘ Brushes. :22? LOW PRICES. 135'” GOOD VALUE. 166 King Street East, Non Nipiuiny Hotel. Keeps the WILKINS’BROS H A R D W A R E IN TORONTO. IT'S Deposits received and Intarestallowed thereon at Current Rates‘ No notice of withdrawal required. Drafts on all vans of Canada, United States and Great Britain, bought and sold. K. Chisholm, M. P. P., H. P, Dwight. D. M. Mac donlld, C. B, Rubinsun, IL McLean Howard, and J. Giuty. PRESIDENT, DAVID BLAIN. VIE-PRESIDENT, SAMUEL TREES. DIRECTORS central Bank of flamdaa. Old Iron, Rugs. Brass. 6m. bought for cash‘ at citv prices. Chimner Sweeping attended to on uhortest notice. Licenwd Auctioneer (or the County of York Salas attended on the shortest noticepnd at rea- abe rates. Address Stoufl‘vule P. 0 ‘-,__-- .. v-v----, Licenled Auctioneer for the County of York. re- spectfully solicits our patronage and friendly influence. sales at ended on the shortest notice and at ransonabe rates. P. 0. address. King. 23â€"4-‘83. Licenud Auctioneer (or the Countv of York. re- spectfully solicits your patronage and friendly influence. Sales attended on the shortest notice and at reasonable rates. P. 0‘ Address, TfinumgéhYfiizEziéhnd triendsfor their lib- enlvntrouago ii. the an we beg to state that we have just receive a large stock ofnew goods in latest designs. A large stock of Elgiu And Wdthun watches kevt on hand. Importer of Watches. clocks and fine jewellery a. stock of Diamonds and precious stone: always on hand. THIRD DOOR SOUTH OF QUEEN STREET, TORONTO. Ifs’Manumcturmg of jewellery, and repairinzofwabches and clocks on thg‘prepises, a apgcialty A. A. ALLEN. Cashier. Richmond Hill Branch. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Licensed Auctioneer for the Counties of York Ontario and Feel. Goods sold on consignment. General sales of stock. otc.. promptly attended to at reasonable rates. P. 0. address, UNIONVILLB. 'l‘llc Palmel House‘ RICHMOND HILL JOHN PALMER. Proprietor. Huving built the above Hons. on the site of the old Stage Hotel. and fumilhed it thro houtln first-class style, I am prep-red to ivo t e public the best of accommodations 00d cabling and attentive haulers. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers. Terms. 31 per dny. The Richmond Hill Omnibus leave: this house to connect with all passenger trains on tho Northem Hailwnv. FEEDER ICK WIIITLOCK Richmond Hill. Issuer of Marriage Licenses, Barmjters, Attorney's‘ntpLaw, solicitors-in: Chancery Proctors m AdmiraltyCourta. Con- veyancers etc Millichamp'sbuildings, Adelaide streetfil‘oronto 0} posibe Victoria street. dwsrdBlake,Q.C.s.H.Blake .C.J.K.Kerr. .C‘ Walter-Camels. W.R.Mulloc . C.A.Broug C.J. Holman. H. Cusaels. K.Maclenn Jan. 15m, ’84â€"!“ JAMES M. LAWRENCE, Blake. Ken“ dc (Tassels. RICHMOND HILL. Money to loan on farm security N. J. Armstrong. Largest and but Selected Stock of J ames‘ 1:7. Stpkes, â€"THAT~ Salem Evkardt. Hitifirrtlnurmw. S. M. Brown. L. '.L'.u£.11£.l:" x , NOTARY PUBLIC 36c, AND J. Wanlmss. A FACT Box 96. VICTORIA SQUARE 3101215. RICHMOND HILL, THURSDAY, APRIL 24 23mm. In Essentials, Unity; in Non-Essentials, Liberty; in Manager. fl-.. van-5"». Mr. Bowen seems to be champion fisher. The Wife of Mr. James Russ died Saturâ€" day the 19th inst., leaving six small children behind her. Mr. Ross has the sympathy of this neighborhood. yet.” Fishing in all the rage here at There have been some nice fis Mr. Bowes seems to be chamnin The Mayor of our little town has been locking very gloomy for the past week; but, fortunately, he has got Nicely over it all. but not until the arrival of a. new neighbor. He was canning down Main St. looking very sad when she shouted “ hold up your head there is money on it nn6 1‘ The Prndical has just been down to Toronto visiting his friends and is now painting for the Miller. We wish him luck at his new trade. Mr. Geo. Patten is going into the butchering business on a larger scale. His brother has came home from Penayl- vania and has taken a share in the busi- ness. They have just purchased one of the fastest horses in Aurora so as to let the people have their beef before breakâ€" fast. A lady wntes : “ I was enabled to re- move the cams, root and branch, by the use of Holloway’s Corn Cure." not seek to found a Society axvia‘estabi‘i-s-I‘l. a Church. Toronto, intend renting the Victoria Hall in which to carry on some meetings. We sincerely hope they may have more com- mon sense than to come to Thornhill as we have as many Ministers and Church- es to sustain now, as we care about. We notice that public opinion has greatly changed with regard to it. It is only now being found out, by the different Denominations, that the Salvation Army is beginning to develop into a distinct Religious body, having Churches (Bar- racks) of its own and preachers at paid salaries. Now we are of the opinion; that since union is being consummated. that for another church to spring up. so similar to the Methodist Church, is noth- ing but, a. down right humbug. The Army may be doing good work and we do not doubt but what it is; but we say let it do its work like an Evangelist and 1 Mr. Robert Cox is busily engaged in digging a cellar in order to be prepared for the erection and rapid completion of his new brick house. There has been isms talk of late that the Salvation Army, from _!_:!_w Cit! of '1‘---_L_ :,. i From Our Own Correspondent. Mr. Johnston Wllson has taken a trip over to see his friends in Boston. As he is Superintendent. the Sabbath School will miss him and be glad to welcome his return. We hope that. the change of air and scenery may prove beneficial to his hualth. Moved by Mr. Croabv. seconded by Mr. McConaghy, that the Treasurer and Secretary of Board be instructed to borrow $400 for the use of the Public Schouland are hereby empowered to do u.â€"Carri¢d. Moved by Mr. Trench. seconded by Mr. McConaghy, that. this Board can- siden that it. doe: not owe Mr. Wm. Mc- Bride any salary for the year 1884, and therefore cannot entertain his claim ~ Carried. Moved by Mr. Crosby, seconded by Mr. Naughtun, that the chairman be in- structed to enquire into the use of un- authorized text books in the Public Schools and report in response to cum- mnnication from Minister of Education. â€"Carried. Alex Gibson’s ’nccoufitvvfo! wood,- amounting to $10.00 was ordered to be paid. Moved by Mr. Trench, seconded by Mr. Croxby, that the Head Master of High School be instructed to collect the feel from the pupils and pay the same over to the Secretary weekly.~â€"Carried. 'Muved by Mr. Crosby, seconded by Mr. Naughton, that the request of Wm. Burns with regard tn the fees for his son berrefnaed. â€"Carried. The report of John McBride, Head Master of High School, showing attend- ance at school for January, February and March, and amour”, of fees paid. was received and adopted. Feel, $216.50; attendance,upper achoul,I3; lower school, John McBride‘a account for chemicals, &c., for High School, amounting to 811115, wan ordereq to be paid. Moved by Mr. Switzer, seconded by Mr. Boyle, that in future the holidays be allowed to stand as the law provides.â€" Carried. The Board then adjourned Minutes at last meeting read and firmed. Board met on April 2]“. Members present, Messrs. Crosby, Boyle, Skaele, Naughton, Trench, McConaghy, Switzur, and Duncan. SCHOOL BOARD MELTING. From Our Own Correspondent THORNHILL LASKAY. nice fish-caught present. COH- I am sorry that the young gentleman of this village do not find our evening service more attractive for I know it must be a great inctmvenience to them to travel so far south for the purpose of hearing a. fresh sermon. The farmers have gomnwnced seeding in this Vicinity. The fall when}. lunks well and grown rapidly fur the past few days. Last Sunday our village gents were completely eclipsed by the appearance of two young gentleman from Richmond HI”. Of course Messrs. F. G. and F. M. are now the chief mash for the ladle: in this vicinity. From Our Own Correspondent It gives me unbounded pleasure to state that a happy reconciliation is grad- ually taking, place amongst some of the most conspicuous performers in last win- ter'a drama, and uVeryone has assumed the appearance of “ peace and good will." Quantity in medicine is no indication of value. Ayar’a Sarsaparilla is concen- trated and powerful ; requires a. smaller dose, than any other Sarsaparilla. It is the best of all blood medicines. It will be a. source of great pleasure to some of our citizens and also to some in the surrounding country to be informed that the side-walk between the centre of the town and the station has been repair- ed. It is one of the greatest benefits that has befallen our town tor many a day. Mr. James McBride, one of our esteem~ 0d citizens, who lately had two ribs brok- en by a. horse qteprpring on him, is recover- ing rapidly and vii“ saon be able to beg‘iin work again. l I think being a staunch supporter of ‘ law that it is my duty to notify the pub- lic, through the medium of your illustri- ous weekly, that any young gentleman or gentlemen standing around the Post Office are not to be taken for the propri- etor thereof. You may think the user- tion which I have made is without foun- dation, but I will rater to an incident that took place last week. A young gen- tleman having occasion to call at the Post Office was standing on the veranda]: when a yonng lady mistook him lor the Post-boy. Such a mistake, of course, aroused the feelings of the youth who was by nature inclined to be nobby. ‘ Mistakes of this kind should be avoided as far as possible A fashionable wedding took place near this town on Thursday last; the happy couple being Charles Rumble and Miss Clement. From what I have heard the public are unanimous in wishing them a long, happy and prosperous life. Leading Druggists on this continent testify to the large and constantly in- creasing snles of Northrop & Lyman’e Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Cure, and pronounce its beneficient effects upon their customers troubled with Liver Com- plaint, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Impur- ity of the Blood, and other physical in- firmities, and as a female medicine, it his acomplished remarkable cures. Gardening operations with 3.11 its pleas- ures present and prospective are now the order of the day. The pleasures of Gar- dnern, however, are not without the aloy especially is that the case in this village. The hens being of the most industrious character that I ever met and I trust pe- culiar to \Veston. John Duggan, the young man who lost his hand a few weeks ago, is progressing to convalescence rapidly. He expects to resume his position in a. couple of weeks. (From Our Own Correspondent.) SUDDEN Dianeâ€"Thomas Sutton 3 young man employed at the Woolen Mill died very suddenly on Saturday last, at his father’s residence, the cause of death being paralyses, the result of an accident on the cars while returning from the EL hibition at Toronto in 1880, as may be remembered by your readers. When a short distance west of Union Station, being on the rear platform he leaned over to look at some object they had passed, his head struck against one of the pillars of the Bathurst St. bridge fracturing his skull. He lay unconscious for some days until a portion of the bone pressing on the brain was removed, he then recover- ed rapidly and has since enjoyed excel‘ lent health and found no inconvenience from the opening in the skull until about ten hours before his death. About three o’clock in the morning he awoke his mother. complaining of pain at the base of the brain. Charleton was called at once and did everything that medical science could suggest but he continued to sink rapidly and died as above stated. VICTORIA SQUARE. From our own Correspondent" all things, Charity.” MAPLE. WESTON 24, 1884. has 36 Jame! Stephenson 37 Joseph Rankin 38 John Feuwxck 39 Arch Cameron wanmea O’Connor 41 W. F.Dicemnn 42 Hiram Hamilton. jr. 43 Jacob MoKav 44 Charles Houston 45 Hemy Almm The Council then adjourned untilthe 27th May \0 meet as Conn of Revision. at 10 n. m. The following are present you 1â€"- 1 Frank Munsbaw 2 Albert Seuger 3 George Weldrick 4 John Nesa 5 Bcbert Holland 6 James Williams 7 Thomas Johnston 8 Thomas Bowen 3 Isaac Reaman 10 John Dandman 11 Peter Panel-son 12 W. J. Morison l3 Fullerton Gibson 14 Jonathan Beynon 15 John McBride ‘ 16 David Snider 17 Andrew Russell 18 John A. Line 19 Hsury Rumble 20 John Jordlaon 21 Nathan Mortson 12 Joseph Strong 23 John Gibbs 24 Chm-lea White 25 John Gillie ‘26 Thomas Rumble 27 Charles Nixon 28 George High 29 Wm. McDongull, jr. 30 Laws Locke 31 Alfred Lahmer 3?. chob Snider 33 Gilbert Muthison 3-1 Donald Malloy 35 games Malloy OHVer Prentice, Woodbtidge, a new applicant, was reins ed. sHOPs. Etobicokeâ€"David Stewart. The commissinnera adjourned at. 3.30, till Tuesday, the 29th inst, at 11 o'clock. , , _ fl -_‘.-.w ....,--... TOWthlp of Vaughanâ€"William Palm- er, Wm. Taggart, George Gobiel. Thus. O‘Neil, Edward Haystead, David Clark. Andrew Collins, Robert Rowmree. and John 0. Steele. Embicokeâ€"John McConnell, O. L‘ Hiflf‘s, Chimes Nurse. and John Duck. Westonâ€"John Eagle, John Little, amL William Bourke. \Voodbridgeâ€"E. B. Harris. Township of Yukâ€"Abner Cherry, Francis McFarlano, Robert Harris, \V. F. Ray, John Cook, \Vm. Henwick. Da- vid Blea, Charles McBride, Robert Irwin, James Thompson, and Francis Hayden. p‘v The license commissioners forWut-york. under the Ontario License Act. met at the court-house at, 11 o’clock on Friday, 18th. inst. The members present were Messrs. Naughton, chairman; Wilcox, secretary; and Duncan. A number of deputations and perlonal applications were received. The following licenses were granted:â€" Richmond Hillâ€"John Palmer, John. Powell, and Benjamin Brillinger Worms derange the whole system. Mother vaes’ Worm Exterminator de- tangea Worms, and gives rest to the suf- ferer. _v“ ._l.. The farmers are very busy seeding. Fall wheat, they say, looks well. Fishing is the order of the day. Mumps are very prevalent, and no doubt the scholars of our school wish that all the teachers would get them and then they Could fish without a hindrance. The assistant teacher of Pine Grove school has been sick for some two or: three weeks, but Mr. Franks, the princl~ pal, will not let the scholars havem chance to fish, for he hu the whole school under his control. In parading the streets it seems very much like the Woodbridge of all to see the Monireal House doing business as formerly. Internally the improvement has made a. very great change, and the- stock, all new, is worth examining, The new store. one door west of the! Woodbridge Hotel, is being stocked and" will be opened in a few days. Wnodbridge is again blessed with the smiling face 0! our M. P. He has not failed any to all appearance during 30' lung 3 session. No doubt. he feels agreat burden rolled from his mind after de~ liven-mg so many and such long (1) har~ anvues as has been his to do. Long life to him and many retuma. (not to Paulie.~ mam.) From Our Own Conespondmc. The revival services in connection with the C. M. Church, after a duration of eleven weeks, have come to a close. During the services there were about 125 avekers for religion; of these about eighty joined themselves to the O. M. Church, and it is likely that others will unite. The church for some time past did not seem large enough for the congregation, and now it is entirely too small. The Methodists have the largest congregation and least accommodation. Your corres- pondent thinks they ought to put forth an efl'or_t to build a new church. VAUGHAN COUNCIL. cling or the Oltnrio License Commissioners. PRO VI N 01 A L PERMITb. JAMES M. LAWRENCE. Gun [Single copies, 3 cts. WOODBRIDGE the Patnmastern (or :46 David Him" 87 Robt. Somermle 88 Will Bryce 78 James Mitchel], 79 Thomas Smylh 80 Jubn Mitchell 81 J oLm Marsh 82 RON. Mason 83 Juseph Agar 84 Geo‘ Ploughman 85 John Train 46 Edward Janet: 47 Thomas Jan-etc 48 David Laurie 49 George Hetterman 50 Arab MoMur-chy 51 Wm. Jafl'my 52 Alfred Mussnn Bil-James Mounseyl 64 Abraham Milton 544} Wm Phillipa 55 David Elder 66 John Atkinson 57 David Seed 58 James Neill 59 John Hugill 60 Jerome Campbell 61 Jonathan Elle: bv 6‘2 William Burton 63 Edward Fletcher 64 John Elliott. 65 John Smith 66 W. Gillinny 67 M. Lelli- '18 Will Ellie 69 Wni. Burton 70 Joseph Wethertll '71 Robert Dohson 7?. Wm. Wood 73 Samuel Arnold 74 John 1191701101th 75 Robert Mitchell 76 George Millings 77 Wm. Lnnsdnle the