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For further particulars enquire 0 J. C. or ARCH. MCQUABRIE. 8- Maple P. 0. Is for sale. The farm‘ which in near Richmond Hill station on the Northern Railroad,is inn. high state of cu.t.vatimy; has goml buildings and orchmd, and islvell watered. cogmininfl a 1ivipg spriyg. 4TH CON. 0F VAUGHAN, NEW BLAGKSMITH Afarm of 75 acres, being combosed of the East parts of lots 22 and 23, in the Second hand stoves,coa1 and wood, for 511.19 cheap. WM. ATKINRuN 28-h! FARM FOR SALE! The house is: i1. good repair and the 1:1an in first-clues oonditiun. The property is close to two churches, schdol house, store, post ofiice, 650. Terms nmderutu. For further particulars unply tn the proprietor J. E. CARSCAIHWJN, A good frame house and two acres of land for sale in the VILLAGE of TEMPERANZEVIL!~ E Lute of the Township of Vaughan, in the County of York,Gentlemun,Who died on or about the 27th Dec. 1886, to send. by post prepaid on or before the 19th day of Feb, 11.13. 1887, Tu L, Rmhurdson, one of the Exocutors, of the suiu Snmuel Line. their names, addresses and deselipbion and full vurticulnrs of their claims and of the security (if any) held bv them. 1111- medianely after the said date the Executors will proceed to distribute the said estute having re- gard only to such claims of which thev shull then have had notice. All persons indebted to the said estate are requested to settle the sumo be- fore the above date. "LEEDS RICHARDSONJMMQ Dated this 15th dav of J unuary, 1887 30-4 Notice is hereby given to all persons having any claims against; SAMUEL LINE, House 8:, Inner Sale TOWNSHIP OFMARKHAM Executors’ Nntica ! Fur Mutt found on Yonge Street on Wednesday 96th inst. The owner can have it by calling at the Richmond Hill Post Oflice. describing the bluff and paying for this advertisement. Amethyst Ring and Two Links of a Silver Chain. Finder please return to E. F. LANG- STAFF, or to anBAL Office. Being composed nfLot 30, in the rear of 3rd Concession of the Thursday, Feb. 10th, 1887. FARM NR SALE I CEDAR POSTS. MUFF FOUND BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS J. J. CAMERON. WM. BOYN TON, A first-class farm. the estate of the late VELLORE, (For further particulars see posters. Will be sold by Public Auction on the premises. on FOR SALE. 312 FOR SALE. 31m: fiavutistmmtfi. Applv to Having purchased the NOTICE From Mr. H. Franks, LOST ! A lot 01 good M. MURPHY, Lot 52, 16‘ Con. Markham, ' Richmond Hill P O N. E. SMITH, 'l‘empémnceville P O Auctioneer Has pleasure in announcing that he ban )1Il'c’iimnd u an line nf the eclehraued J)‘ LAWRENCE SPECTACLES «(a ET '3 UL “535113, and \‘ it): thv .‘H ph'muu m d in rstrumcnts at. his c'nmnund, (5:111 suit {in} {uhflb am ' nun. Hriml. TWEEDS, FLANNELS, SHEETINGS, BLANKETS AND YARNS. Raymond Sewing Machines, Eagle Steam Washers and *W'rmgers. All who have uh'endv purchased am; any mhsfiml with' the way tlmse machinqs work. Grch (hum a trial Xingu-UR kinds . f pruduw taken in cxchange.gj BOOTS, SHOES, GROCKERY, &c. They can be sold at prices that should not fail to fill my store with eager purchasers. A trial will convince you. J08. HALL. GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED. ONTAREG GREEN GROOERIES, HAMS, BACON, PORK, TEAS, COFFEE-S <83 SUGARS! Dress Goods, Winceys, r'lannels, Blankets & Underwear A lgarge @tock of 1*‘UE‘E‘5VI'PUIRE BEMSE} Wag Staff! I am prepared to take produce in exchange, at fair market value. for one of the latest improved and most durable Sewing Machines in the market, as a large num- ber is prepared to prove in the ium.e(1iate neighborhuod,brsides ihe very large num- ber of Medals and First Prime at Provincial and uther Fairs, such as 'l‘urnmv, Mun- treal, Lulldon. Quebec. and in. the World’s Fair, Antwerp, Belgium. also 21 Diplmzm for the hunt work shnwn in Lmidun, and a ten dollar prize for best specimen of Wm]; at Markham Fair this year. Como almig, and get a bargain. All orders by mail promptly attended to. [n a varlety of dealgns. Mixed Paints, ready for use, in all colors and shades. Boiled and Raw Oils, Yam» islws, and all other material fonlmints. Paint, nnd Whitewash Brushes, n11 sues, which I will sell at bottom price. Cull and see. Usual Stock of Pictures and Frames. Large Stock of Groceries, Flour and Feed. HARD TIMES ! Sewing Machines to Suit the Times. NEW WILLIAMS SEWING MACHINE! I A complete stuck of Wall Paper and Borderings, sumatlling new in Styles and Designs, from 5 cents up. LORNE STORE In connection with my stock of Groceriea, 810., I wish tn call your attentinn to a). full ussm tmenc uf goods from the Wm-dsluck Wuollun Mills, consisting of HARDWARE, GLASS & CROCKERY. THE PEOPLE’S STORE! WALL PAPERS. WALD PAPERS. These goods are all 0f first-class quality and very clmup. them befurc purchasing. Alan on lmud The undersigned is offerng the remainder nf his Winter Stock cansistlng of ’ R. E. LAW, Em CLGSE EASE PRICES STAPLE GROCERIE S. J. LUSH,‘ Richmond Hill. SPECTAULJSH {ROM UL’N'L‘: ' Flour and Fued always on hand. All gnnds delivered. At Great Reductions, tn make room for Spring Goods. Is well supplied with a large stock of Now is the time to buy a first-class Light Running Just arnved, selfing at prices to suit ewry body. As the goods are bought at AT REDUCED PRICES. And all kinds of SPECIAL LINE OF -_CHEAPâ€"â€" Also P. ("1. SAVAGE. GEO. “FRENCH A. MOODIE {j ,J at: dist, Call and examine