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Kina.., . H. vlvnmoxn HILL Thurnhill .. Weme V Davenport . )‘m‘k'iale . RuuuuNn HILL. Thursdw. June 18, ’85 Anmversary Sermon. Rev. W. A. V. E. Pauvaon, of Markham. will preach a. S. S. Anniversary sermon in the Methudlst Church at Hendford, on SI")- day. June 21“, at 10.30 a. m. Cnllectious in did of Sabbath School. Magnificient assoerent of ori ental and other Laces at the Con crete. Price right. Until further notice Mail: will be closed at. the Richmond Hill Post Office as follows:â€" MORNING 2â€"Gnina North.snu1h. East and “lost including Thornhill, Maple, Toronto, Markham,&t‘. 7.45 EYIGNKNG :â€"(‘miug southEust and West (as above) 6.1.1 N. B.-â€"Renistemrl Letters must be handed in at least Flfteen Minutes earlier than the above mentioned hours for closing. Call and get sample ofthe japan Tea sold at the Concrete for 30cts. per 1b., worth 5octs. The Tunkers will hold their Spring Feast in the church, 4th Con. Markham, above Victoria Square, next Saturday and Sunday. Love Feast. “All be held on Saturday at 10 a. m.. and several addresses will be delivered on Sunday. We Th Cut Nails.3 inches and over,$2.75 per keg, net cash, at the Concrete. Aurora Races. Among the other sports which will take place in Elm diflerent parts of the County on the Isl. of July.horse-racing will be the order of the day in Aurora. The races 1» ‘lbecon- tinned dining the following day. For spades, shovels, forks, hoes, &c., go to the Concrete if you want the best value; solid steel spades and shm'els for 85cts. (‘nnner-ts with all tmins. leaving She Palmer Hausa, Riohmon l Hill. as follows: Mail & Express, North & Smith .. ....8.00 3~ '11. Accommodation " " . Euvress, North. Mail. Scum . Subscribe for THE LIBERAL. From now till the lat. of January next for 50 cents. King. Aurora. . , Newmafiict An adjuurned meeting of the Vaughan l'lowmz‘n‘s Association. will be held at Pal- mer‘s Hutel, Maple, on Friday, June 19th. at 5 p. m. sharp. As matters of importance will be (llsL'UESCd. a full attendance is necess- ary. Wu. Roumsox. Secretarv. lanoxTo. City Hall Union Station Brook Street Queen‘s \Vhar l’nudeo . . . . . V V Atyveuport .. ‘ V toria I. Muslin lin in V and all [It-JUMP unce M of the I be bmu PROCTOR‘S STAGE LINE. Newnmrket Aurora .. TORONTO. Queen's Wlmrf Brook Street ‘ I'nlnn Station. Cityfiull ,. . . Hull, 1 of III 20 2( The Amnml meeting of the West. inrk 111-- I'm Asmcmtion will be held at. the Town 11“, I’deuIe, on Tuesday. the 23rd duv "June. Ru 1 o‘clock, p. m. A full attend- )ce of Zavformora is requested from all pans the 1:: ling, as matters of importance will through! before the meeting. Just st-r 5min . Irnhil ‘ V Tummy HH ll POST OFFICE NOTICE 11c HBinml.~ Ft. ()CAIJS. India Linen. India Mus- ‘11ite,cream,pink, and blue, over Embroideries. )pened at the Concrete. Vic- nvn. Check, Mull and Swiss good Prunes for One Dollar. “ Currants “ “ “ Raisins “ “ Anmversar‘ eI, Ma.p1e,on Friday, June 19th. sharp. As matters of importance cussed. a full attendance is necess- WM. Romxsox, Secretary. at 3 lb )(1 L0 arl Tapk Plowmen‘s Meeting. Annual Meeting. Tunkers‘ Feast. (mmd’ SOUTH Crf ul H40 10.00 10.07 10.15 9 M. TEEFY. Poacmsmn mm )n )use Aocom 12.00 12 06 12.15 se where all lowest figure Acrnvn 11.40 12.18 11112 12.4 1.45 1.30 ‘22 the “'cdnf r] at?“ .800 a. In 11.45 “ 515 p. m 6.30 " ll] .ldre M Mr 13qu (3.5 8.00 8.07 5.1.! 5A if The next Regular Communinmion of Rich- moud Lodge. No. ‘23, G. R. C. wll! be held in the Masonic Hall on Monday, June 22nd. for the election of ofl‘icera fur the ensuing year. [mutilation will take place on the 21th. The meetings will commemce at. Specials from the Cheap Ca: h Houseâ€"201m. Prunes for $1; choice Tcasand Coffees; table tullof ready- made clothing at 20 per cant. dis- count,great bargains; Linen and Alpaca Coats at half-price; heavy check shirtings at 8, 9, xo,aud ngc. per yd.; lovely gents‘ light-colored silk scarfs; beautiful ladies' hosiery and gloves; buttons, laces. embroid- eries and corsets; palm leaf tans tor your church pews, &c. The young people of the Prelivnond Hill Methodist. Cnurcli will hold their annual Strawberry Festival n" the lawn of Parker Crosby, Isq‘. on Tue: 1- *eveninnge 30th. For particulars see p 2m, wll‘c‘u xi“ be out For purticu'ars see p ‘0 a. few days. Public HEJih Notice. We lmpe our I'm-abiding citizens will cheerfully and promptly submit. to the pro- visions of the Board of Health, motive of which is given on mmtbor page. Too much care cannot be exercised in looking after the sanitary condition of our Village. Look well to your back premises. During the next four months the readers of the Toronto Globe will be treated to a short story each day. and each by a different author. Among the authors will be the most noted contributors to “ The Century," " Harpers.” “ Atlantic," and other leading periodicals. Subscriptions for the be eé‘gn at Tul LIBERAL office. (yo Eversley Plc-nic. MATho young people of Eversley, 3rd Con. King, purpose holding Ihvir Annual Pm-nic in Mr. John Furgpsmy‘s grove on Dominion Day. The committee are making every pre- parnlinu to ensure its succeis- \ spacious platform wiil he EreCLeJ fur duuuing, and an excellent. orchestrn has been already se~ cured. All kinds of amusements Iill be pro. vided, and the many who attend may ex- pect to spend a. pleasant day. Holidays Approaching. The summer holidays are drawing near,and already we hear teachurs and pupils mapping out their programme for the vacation. As the Entrance Examination to the High School commences on the 2nd of July. very little Leaching can be done after the close of this month. Before separating for the holi- days, would not. a union pic-Hie With our schools here be an appropriate farewell. We lancy we hear the pupils say Amen. The "Young Canadians." for a little rec- reation and practice, went. to Markham last Saturday and played a friendly game of La- Lrosse with the club in that village. Our boys were not. long in inking three straight.I from their eastern Manda. They speak in the highest lenan of the way they were used, and came home in the best of spirits. even if thev were thoroughly soaked by the lleLVV rain which came down upon them in torreuls. Mr. A. L. Willsnn, of Eglintnn, has re- cently relurLed from the United States, where he has been for some time collecting Information in the interests of the Canadian heirs of the Lawrence-Townley Estate in England. he claims to have proof sufiicient to recOVer the property. A meeting of the Canadian Veirs is to be held in Toronto to consider the advisability of sending a repre- sentative to England. The fliends of the Can :ille Methodist S. 9. intend holding their Anniversnlv and Tea Meeting on Thursday, June 25th. 1885. Tea served at. 3.30 p. m. After tea. a lecture will be given by Rev. Walter Reid. Subject :â€" “ General Gordon, hero of Khartoum. his life and its lessons." A choice selecti :n of music by the choir and others. Lecture to commence at. 7.30. Rev. M. anoett. chair~ man, Admission to tea andlecture 25 025., childred lficts. Lecture alone 15cts. The Jth Annual Celebration will be held n the (“an Hall Grounds. Vallore. on Do- m: .iou Lay, Wednesday, July 15%, 1885. A plnlfurm w"l be erected "i the grove for dnmiug, nml acompezent colrrnintee will see that everything is carried out in firm-class style. l'-of«ssor Muluwnno'a Italian Om‘ies- Km will lie in allenduuce, whose sweet music is- ulwms SI) much appreciated. Several hundred tluliul‘s will be given *1 piizes fur nli kinds of ntliletio sports, and a. silver cup will he uwurded the strongest team in a 'l'ug (If \\’ur contest, open to the County of York. Further pnrtikulars unit week. until the 19th able iufonrmti am essentile Ll will ‘ adly lon pent-ion um world. We have received pnze lists nf the I’rovin cm] Exlnbition to be held in London, And the Induamu'. which will be held in Tvl'rmto. Both Exhibilmns commence on Monday, Sq». 7th, the {urmur closing on Suturduy, Sept. 12th, whilst, the latter will be open npunu : informmmu raspec‘ essential Lu inteudi gladly 10ml the list: nterest in (he Assoc Markham vs. Richmond Hill. Lawrence-Townlvy Eslale Strawberry Festival uuu H VeJlore Celebration. Khartoum Fallen. “ The Globe.” l'xi-ze Lists. Those M c c £015 HI) th he com van to the be open in valu- irs, and 1-5, We taking: the EAGHABLES DONALD 8: Co., Canadian Pictorial. We have received the eleventh number 0! the “ Canadian Pictorial sud Illustrated War Newa.“ It contains the following iil.:stm- ‘tiona :â€"A Bovsl Grenadier‘s chance {or the Victoria Cross ; views at Qu'Appelle. N. W. T., from sketches by Mr. R. B. Ormston ; Camp Denison. HumboldtI N. W. T.. from sketches by Trooper E. Kershsw. 0.0.8.0. ; sketchoâ€"s from Battlelord, by Lieut. \le- more. I. S. C. ; the 62nd Butt. (St. John Fusileers) called out [or service In the North- West, crossing the Market Square on route {or the lntercolonisl Railway Station, from a sketch by Mr. John E. Miles. Also a fine two-page supplement. being a. splendid por- trait for framing, of Major-General Middle- t0n. v‘. B., commanding the Militia Forces of the Dominion, [mm the latest photograph by Topley. of Ottawa. Toronto vs. Richmond Hi“. no not fail to See the Lacrosse Match be- tween the " Turontos,” of Toronto, and the “Young Canadians." of this village, next Saturday afternoon. June 20th. More '4- terr-st is being manileated than in any (univ- ious match ever played here. The GI nd Stand will be free for spectators, and every. thing will be done to make the visitors com- fortable. Ball to be faced at 2.30. The following are the names and positions of the home team .- J. McCona...'~;', goal ; J.Piper. paint; W. Mnger, cover-poi 1t ; ’1‘. Young, D. Pugsley. C. Skeele, defence field ; F. Powell. centre; G. Derry, M. Palmer. A. E. Punsley. home field ; S. S. Senrle, outside home; 0. Savage. inside home. M. Wilson. field captain. W. 15. Wiley and B. Brown. speremen. Last Saturday evening. a disarm .' Ii scene took place in the centre of the vil or, which would scarcely have been allowed in rt place where the inhabitants are only partially civilized. Two small boys about ten vears of age were engaged in a fight. which. with short intervnlav lasted about Pu hour. Much as the boys were to blame. the large number of men who stood around, apparently enjoy- ing the sport (7) were iar more guilty. whnsv presence seemed to encourage rather than intimidate the young pugilists. At last they were separated by a gentleman posseunina more courage than the other on-lookern. Only a few nights previous_ two very small boys were given five cents each to engage in a similar contest. Surely this is a poor wav to encourage the rising generation. Shame we say to those calling themselves men. Village Council. The Council met on Monday evening. June 15th. 1885. the Reeve in the chair. Conn- cillors present Messrs. McConughy and Red- ditt. Minutes of May 18th read and adapt.- ed. The following accounts were read:â€" Rubt. Goodyear. fencing Park. $17.92. H Blanchard. sinking posts for Park.829 25. H. Blanchard, work on Streets. 82.00. fl. l'iller, pipe {or Fire Dep'tment. 75 eta. Robt. E. Law, for fencing Park, $18.58. John. Boyle. lumber for Park 831.72. M. H. Keefler ior Village Printing, .2130. Account of Unnadiau Rubber Co. 68 10 Alexander Moodie, nails [or "ark 010.59 Alexander Moodie. grave for‘Cm-intie’ $2.00. Mr. MeConaghv moved. Leconded by Mr. Redditt. that the trenzurer is her:by authorized to pav the ioregoing accounts.â€" Carried. The Clerk read a. communication from Petr-r Patterson 1381].. in reference tn the assessment of his hinge lot on Rich mond Street. The Counnil decided that a- tlie appeal was too late. it would not be ad- viRabla to make a change in the assessment. The Council granted the Clerk anl Trims. a week‘s leave uf absence. Cauncil Mi Hum-«l to meet on Monday. July 13th. at 8.30 p m. M. '1 EH} Y, Clerk. Rav. W. A.V.E.Pnttyson,of Markham, will preach in the Methodist Church next. Sun- day evening. Jui Ex-Aldermau Hallam. wife and family, of Toronto, are visiting at Mr. Ezra Clubine'e. a short. distance north of this vilIage. Mr. T. Newton has moved to Elgiu Mills. in the house vacated by Mr. A. Newton, the Inner having become a citizen 0! this village. Mr. H. B, Dewsbury and wife took their departure from Richmond Hill on Saturday after reelding here a number of years. CA'I‘A RlllIâ€"A new Treatment where- by this hitharto incurabludisease is permanent- ly cured in from one ta thrve applications. uo mutter whether standing fur one year or forty y-Iurs. Descriptive mm Ihleb Rent, free on H‘- eipb 01' stingy. A‘ §LD XON & SON 305 King Strhat west ‘hrontn Canada. AN1)RIC‘VS‘ 51% MM; @ggmag i” FIRST - CLASS SHAVE I '_!. nev W» d 2115: usual facuimes to requu‘lng aavanc APPLES. flPPLES. APPLES. Mfimsfi fiiMéGfi fl HAIR-CUT"? LNG A SPECIALTY “JV ill be with A} :hzm bs‘ 79 QUEEN ST ssoN~DAVu~ Lsâ€"By the Rev. W, R. Barkerpu the 16th lust . at. the residerce of the b1 .de's fut-her, Mr. Hnlet Johnson. to Miss Gertrude Daniels, both of Richmond H'". â€"IS THE PLACE FOR A BB REX 8N DH li‘VS. Prop. 8W PERSONALS. IVIARRIAGES Disgraceful. IN ‘WLUNDONlE C.I to :orrespond Gfl'mvers, Merâ€" Shippers, with mthmn and lso give the to customers Fast ol_or Prints, at 4&c. 5c. 6c. 76. 8c. 9c. and Ice. pex yard. Housekeepers will please note the fact that we are selling Fine W_hite Cottons. soft finish, at 5c. 6%c. 7c. 7%c. 85c. 91.42. and MC. Factory Cottons, in fine and heavy makes, at 3%c. 5c. 6c. 65c. 7.}c. and Sic. Pillow CottOns, Sheetmgs etc., in Twills and Plains, in all wid’th, in soft finish and fine and heavy makes. Table Linens in unbleached cream and white, 18c. 22$c. 27c. 3 32 39c. 4.5c. and 69c. These goods are worth from for y-flve cents to one dollar per yard. \Ve are also offering special value in White and Ecru Lace, Lace Curtains, Table Covers, Piano Covers, Table Mats, etc. PRICES AT PETLEY’S. Stylish Well-Made Suits or Good Strong Tweeds, made) only $7.50. Fine Scotch Tweed Suits, warranted all pure. Wool, made) only $10. West of England Tweed Suits,, newest colorings, made) nnlv $15. Superior Fine fwill Worsted Suits, Nobby Styles, made) only $18. Boys’ TWeed Suits, very nobby styles,(ready made) at $2.50 and $3.50 per smt. Fine Worsted Overcoats, to order, in all the newest color- ings, only #515. Fine All Wool Tweed Suits, to order, (very nobby styles) only $I5. . Fine Black English Worsted Suits, to order, only 815. Men’s \Vorsted Suits, to order. at from $10 to $40 per suit. Men's Serge Suits, to order, at from $12 to $55 per suit. Men’s Tweed Suits, to order, at from $12 to $25 per suit. Fine All Wool Tweed Suits, only $15, to order at Petley’s. Fine Worsted Overcoats in all the newest colorings, only $15 PETLEY & PETLE , New Dress Goods New Cashmeres “ Silks & Satins New Velvets and Brocades New M a. 11 t1 e Cloths" New Ginghams & Cambrics New Prints and Sateens New $erseys “ Lace Cur- taius New Cretqnnes “ Table Linens “ fifible covers “ 7 ab‘ie napkins I“ Quilts Produ at the NEW G003 ! KING ST. EAST. OPPOSITE THE MARKET, at Petley’s. T0 HAND. TOR ONTO. bought rms‘an { Showing To-Day. -ng Gloves New Coreefs “ Ribbons H (I H H [Laces Ties Handkerchiefs Embroideries finderwear New Miflinery “ Jackets “ Kid Gioves “ Silk Llslé ’f‘; j‘ “‘43 1;; COVBI'S N \‘NIW Head c customer (ready (ready $1.50, (ready (ready