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GOING NUltI‘H TURONTO. Mull. .im-riiii. Ev. Citi‘ Hull 7 Si 11.43 kill I’iiimi Stiltion li-‘JL- ll 5: 5.2“ Brock SETUP? Hid 12,00 5,35 Q'n-cii's \Vlnii‘f . . . . Fflfkllltlt . . . . . .‘i 17 lllll .’i.l3 Davenport . . . . S Jvi . 5 30 sstou , . SLR ,. 516 hoi'iihiil 5.17 1‘1’77 G 15 :Riounoxo HILL . 8.37 1.1.) 6315 Kin: . , u it) . 6.37 l‘. lroru. . . . . .. ti .le 1.45 (mi ,NJWlual‘li'll. ,. . ii i! 1'6 7-U7 GOING SUUTH. 3V. Accnln. Mull. Nm‘mm’ket . s20 1150 7.07 Aurora. . R R! 12.0.? 7.18 King.. . .. . ... 8.5a ‘ 71m rmnrovn Hmri _, WW. 1:.” 7.30 lmriihill .. $7.12 12.57 8th Weston .. . , U334 , . s it Divoiiport .. . .. (133 1.25 8.9.2 Pukilulo . . ll 40 1.35 5.13 "EOHON'I‘O. gnaw“ \Vliiii'f .. ., , . .. .. rock Ether-t . ,, . 1,15 8517 Union Station. . ‘ 1.53 8.45 City Hitll . . Jim.) 2 oo 0 02 PROCTOR’S STAGE LINE. Connects with all trains, leaving the Palmer House, Ricliinoii 1 Hill. as follown. ‘ flail & Expi‘ess,North A; Smith... .. .. .7245 a. III.‘ Amouiinodiitioii “ “ . . 11.15 " 1 Ex rolls. North... ,. .. 5‘17 1km- but LScutli . .. .. . . .045 “ l POST OFFICE NOTICE Until further notice \lnllN will be closed at the filohinond Hill I‘ost Ollicc us. follows:â€" MQILMNG 'â€"Guiii:: North.m>uth, East and \Vest. lilt'lllullll'l 'l liornhill, lllhl.Ile,'1‘nrmitn. Markham. d‘c. 7.45 Emmaâ€"Going south. Ellldifiull West (us uhovel 6.40 I. B.â€"Rerzistm'ed Letters must be handed in at least Fifteen Minutes onra'ier than the above I mentioned hours for closinrz. M. TEEFY, Postmaster. in i * out: {intensitin HILL. Thursday. May 1. ‘84 L 0 (9‘ £3. 14 S . Personal. Rev. J. E. Sanderson. Superintendent of the Aurora circuit, preached in the C. M. Church here on Sunday evening lust. ASETTS’: A. M. Richmond Lodge, No. 23 G. R. C.. meets in the Masonic Hull. on Monday evening next at 8 p. 111., for general business. Fire In Aurora. About 9.30 n. hi. on Sunday morning, a. dwelling house occupied by Mr. Sheath was burned, but as to the cause of the fire or other particulars we have not learned. Change of Ad. Our Citizens in Richmond Hill and vicin- ity will do well to note Mr. P. (1‘. Suvago's new ad. in another column. Great bargains are Offered, 25 per cent. below City prices. Call and see for yourselves. Fire Brigade Meeting. The first regular monthly practice of the Richmond Hill Fire-brigade will take pluce tomorrow evening, (Friday) followed by their business meeting in the Lorne Hull. Let every fireman be at his post in good time and make the Captain’s heart rejoice. HATS ! HATS ! HATS! \V'e are showing this week a large vari- ety of Nohby Felt Hats, newest styles and best value at the CHEAP CASH House. Wher:is It ? Can any one inform us, what has become of our Water-tank? It is reported that part of it is retired up in the Fair ground, and another part in some other quurter. Our village Fathers should see to the protection of such property and have the same kept in a. suitable place free from injury. The National Game. Our Lacrosse boys are out practicing reg- ularly, and may be said to be settling right down to business. Judging from the way they handle their sticks, we expect soon to hear of them giving a good account of them- selves. and, as lust year, retaining for Rich- mend Hill the laurels of victory. Crosby has Fifteen pounds of Sugar One Dollar, Six pounds ofTea Dust for One Dollar, and the best Ten Cent Cotton iii the Village. Dinner, Tea, & Conc:rt. The Methodist Church will hold their Anâ€" nual Dinner, Tea. and Concert on May ‘2-1tli, 1884. Nothing will be spared to make everyone comfortable, and give them a. rich musical trout. Thirty-two voices have been engaged from the Queen St., M. Church Choir, Toronto. Further particulars next Week. New Express Waggon. New and spicy rigs still continue to be turned out at Trench’s Cnrringe Works, the latest we huve noticed, being a. heavy t‘X- press Waggon gotten up in firstâ€"clusa style, to be run in connection with A. J. Rupert's livery. This will add materially to Mr. Rupert‘s already large Collection of stylish conveyances. The Best Duudas A Shirting and the Ontario Mills A Shining is sold at the Coxcuni‘h House for 17 (:t5. per yard and 5 per cent. Discount allowed for Cash. Entrance Examination. Intending Candidates for the next En- i‘auce EXltmlUlLllull,\\'lll notice by ad. in another column, tlml. the time has been c'i..nged from 26th dz 27th of June to July 3rd tintl 4th. 'l‘liose \i he intend Writing at, Richmond Ildi can obtain blank forms by‘ ii'iplying to lile llL‘lttl Mister of High School, i , rial), Isl. (.‘hiip, Etltli lrrrdolin Blulil idc. _ Sabbath School. In the Methodist Siibbiith School, on Sun- day lust the lesmn for the day was taken up by both teachers and sclioliii‘s. A number of written questions handed in were ans~ wered by the Superintendent. The answer to the last question, will be found in Zecha- verse. The question for next Sabbath is “Whose daughter was Noah.” Senrch and find. HARriau‘s Damn PATTERNS â€"â€" Sneatlit‘t Grennnn are agents for these celebrated patternsnlso Harp- er‘s Mainline, \Veekly, Bazar and other pulilicutions. Choral Society. A large number of the young ladies and gentlemen of the Villiigo, belonging to the Richmond Hill Ulinriil Socicty, assumblcd at the residence of Mrs. \‘l'ni. Proctor on Mon- day evening last for piniclice. Where a very pltflsnlll. iiiid profitable time was spent. The next practice will be llf‘ltl at the resnicnce of Mrs. Nicholle on the evening of the 2nd Monday in May. Vitalized Air. Aurora, April 10th, 1884. A. ROBZSSON, Dentist, Dime. SIR,â€"I have great pleasure in add- ing my testimony as to the ctliciency of the Vitulized Air in your profession. I was greatly pleased with its effi-cts at your oflice ii few days since, and would strongly advise any person requiring any painful operation to use it, It is prompt, reliable and safe. Yours sincerelv. R. W. HILLARY, MD. \Viiv MRS. 'â€" this Tea of yours is delicious, where did you buy it? I bought it at the Cox- CRETE HOUSE, Richmond Hill, and got4lbs. for one dollar. \\'ell I must have some of that Tea! Temperance Meeting. Quite ii large number of delegates from different parts of the County of York assem- bled in the Temperance Hall on Wednesday but for the purpose of taking into conSider- ation the advisability of submitting the Scott Act to the electors. Mr. F. S. Spence of Toronto,.iind others, addressed the meet- ing at considerable length, giving an account of the Act, and its workings in other parts, after which those present formed themselves into a committee, and resolved to take iin- uiediete steps to have the Act submitted. The meeetiiig was a very enthusiastic one, and, by scoouiits given from other places, victory is sure to follow. Nuisances. Our attention has bccn culled scvnral times of late, to the fact of certain nuisances in the Village, much to the annoyance of piii'ate persons. which should be sharply looked after by our Village Council. “’0 have ti Nuisancc Inspector, whose duty it i.~ to see, particularly at this season of the year, that all back yards and out lltllln‘l‘fl, are well cleaned out, and that such buildings as bogpeiis. &c., are .icmoved zit sufilcient dis- tances from their neighbors, so as not to cause them uiiv inconvenience, or t‘l‘llilllflrl‘ the health of those living near. Sonic pl? di:like to lie interfered with, but the suivitiii'y laws of the village should be strict- ly onion-ed, no matter how unpleasant it may be for the officer whose duty it is to enforce the shine. c: _ p.” The CONCRETE HOUSE is ioted for the Best Goods at the Cliezipett Rates, as for instance 1â€"18 IT) Good Sugar for one dollar. 27 Bars Vic- toria Laundry Soap for one dollar, 35 IT) Best Oatmeal and each of the following lor the same amountâ€"I6 IT) Best Sago, 16 IT! Pearl Tapioca, 171?) Good French Prunes, 24. lb Best Rice, 33 doz. Cans Best Star Salmon. Our New Bank. The Richmond Hill brunch of the Central Bank of Canada. may now be said to be in good working order. The Manager, Mr. J. M. Lawrence, llus spared no pains nor ex- pense in fittting up his oi-Iice in first‘cluss style, which answers admirably all the pur- poses tor a bank. A large vault bus been built, and everything in connection appears to be its commodious us possible. Quite a. large amount of business is already being done, and the prospects for the fixture are very encouraging... Several of our merch- ants have opened accounts, and many of the farmers in the surrounding neighborhood tire gladly availing tliemsefved of its privil- eges. Mr. Lyon, the assistant, understands thoroughly the banking business, and, by his genial disposition, and obliging,r niunnerb with his patrons, it is sure to succeed. BIRTHS. TYNDALL'"IH Richmond Hill, on Fridiiy, April l‘fill.lllu Wife of Mr. (300110 Tyndall, of ii daughter. DEATHS} DUitHAMvEu-rly on the morning of the 28th iilt., at. llill Argyll Street, ’l‘oroiizo, after u linger- iilu illnee. W. J. Lilll'hulu, aged 2; years, Lt months and 1.5 ilziys. LASKAY. From our own Correspondent. On Sun-luv lust. tLo tniinr-rybelonging to Mr. E. J. Dorm, Kiuuliorn, “llH reduced to a~hos. The loss in estimated at about n‘tty tll0l1)fl.ll(l «lollui's,uiiil lh portly covered by iiisurnnvo. It is insured to the extent of twenty thousand three hundred dollars, It. i» to be Iiupoll tliut Mr Dim». \\ lll ie-huil-l, if no. it \\'ill be it (loneli- lilow to lx'iiigliorn, in Mr. Doris t-iiiployud 2:1 \voi'kiugliundshiiil the most of tlieso ltl'L' l'UEil- dents of the villuge und depended chiefly on him for l;ibor. Our ium'vhunu, Mr_ \V. lion-es, has inst pur- ClltlSOllfl. largo rt‘ll'lt of hL‘HJLllcl‘ goods, Lind is Selling them off at gi'c‘itly reduced riitei. His \i'inniiir; with and honorable dealing; \vill Dulll gieutl)‘ to his ciistoiil. Mr. Clubilw, of this plum. ha: sold seven head of bvcft'uttlotc Mr. l’iigsloy, «if Yonge Street. ’l‘ney \vciotliebest cattle that huvo been sold around here fol sonic tune. Miss lioguit, ofh’ownizirkot lidd been visiting sotiio ofhei’ llIllV friend». licie lust winter. iiiiu diiriiii: l'iel stay entertiiiiictl llL'YjL'lf with others, Slelgllrl'llllllg down Laxltziy lJlll. \Vliilo nmusm; herself in this lllfllllli'l' she lu>~t u, \'ll.llllll)l0 gold brat-clot. Solut- (if the fascinating _\Ullll,4 men 01' the \ illugn ltiiiilly ull'oiod their \i‘i’vircs in snarl-hing for it, lJlll new liiialill- to find it. Lust Suiulov it nus iouud by one 41f our \'llll.l“li lollies. Tlllh \illi bi: IL good t-li.tiii.'e loi‘ Uni-lily. the tibial;- eiiiitli, to Like ii trip up to No‘wiiilirket with the lostti'eiisure, on Some nice buluiy Suzi-luv. Nu doubt he “ill be gruetod with worry smiles. CAMBRIDGE CLOTHING HOUSE, 86 YONG-E STREET, Toronto. Complete Stock of" SPRING TWEEDS, WORSTED AND COATINGS- SCOTCH TWEED SUITS MADE TO ORDER ONLY $12.00. Complete Stock of in Mons, Youths and Boys, Ready Made Clothing CHEAPER THAN; EVER. Cambridge Clothing House, 86 Yonge St, Toronto- 36-inch \Vhite Cotton, very fine, \V'liite Double \V'arp Sheeting, at 9c, iyds. Wide, 600., worth $1.00. 3 Having taken advantage of the, present depressed state of the Cot- ton Market, we can , offer our cus- tomers goods of the very best makes at IOC. at less than the cast of production. 36-inch \Vhite Cotton, extra fine, Factory Cotton at 4c., 5a., 60., V _ 7:30., 9c., roe. 36-1nCl1,\Vl‘ll[e Cotton, worth 1612., for 1235c. See our factory at,6c., full yard 32-inch Vi bite Cotton, free from wide. i r. \Vhitc TWill Sheetiner two 'ds. 4 (r . a, _ . i 3 dressmh, i6 yds. for x I 00 Wide, 30c” worth 45C, 0 ‘ I ‘ ' ~ _ I SpiCial prices. given to Sewing \Vhito Twill Sheeting, 2%; yds. I Socteties and others buying in large . | 36-inch \Vhite Cotton, tree from I wide, +50, worth 60c; quantities. dressing, at 8c. 21 yard TERMS STRICTLY. CASH. «m :l:r‘-\t«...«- «MM .. - w.» .. . We are now Showing a. Large and Complete Stock. of NEW SPRING GOODS AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE QEEEEED, And Invite Inspection of Our New Silks. Satins, Dress Goods, Cashmeres, Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Fancy Goods, Prints, Satecns, Ginghams, Grey Cottons, White Cottons, Shootings, Table Da- masks, Lace Curtains, Towels, Napkins, Quilts, Coun- terpanes, Mantle Cloths, Ulster Cloths, &c. &c. SAMPLES BY MAIL ON REQUEST. POPULAR DRY GOQDS 1.82 Yonge Street, I HOUSE, (ironic.