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Sunday School at 1:3i01).n1 Rector METHODIST CHURCHâ€"Services at 13:30 a. m and 6:30 p.111.,and Sunday school, at 2.50 p. in. Young people’s prayer meeting Tuesday evening. General Prayer Meetiuge‘vei‘y Thursdnly evening in the Lecture Room. Rev. W. R. Barker, Supt. Rev. Leonard, Assistant. PRESBYTRRIAN CHURCH OF CANADAâ€"Services at 1] o’clock a.m., and 6:30 um. Prove.)- meeting on Wednesday eveniiigat7z30. Rev J. W. Cam- ‘ eron, Pastor. ROMAN CATHOLIC can comâ€"Scrvir es in. order . It follows :Thornhill at 9 u.m.. and Richmond Hillel; 10:30 n..m,' the following Sunday at Rich» mond Hill at 9 a..m. and ’l‘liorcihill at 10:30 a.-m. Rov.J. J. Egan, Pastor. So clones. RICHMOND LODGE, A. F. & A. N... MLQS, G.l’..<‘ Meets in the Lodge r00ln,l\[;l.fiunl(‘, Hullpn the Monday on or before full moon, at 8 o’clock p.111 1. Crosby, W.M. ANCIENT ORDER 01? Forms insâ€"Court Rich mend. N0. 7046 L 0.1“..iiicctsm Llie Temperance Hull every alternate Fruan at 7.30 1!. 1n.â€" Alex Coultnr, C. R. lirzrmoND HILL TEMPLE. No, 46:,1._0. G. T.“ Meow ill the ’l‘empm'nnce Hull' cvcrv \\ etlnesdufi' evening. at 7.30 o’clock. \Viu. Harrison ‘1'. l). The Methodist sabbath schoolTemperance As 0 curds every Sunday when socizttion issue 1,1ch desired. Wiii.llni'i'isoii sup? l’ll‘l‘llANTCH’ lNSTITUTE.â€" Lilmry or over 1000 ‘ 0\‘cil?ii;z.iii the Mn.â€" ll. E. L:L\‘,',L1bl'fl.- Voliihewmor every '1’}! sonic Hzill,i'i‘nili 7 to 5 o‘clock. i‘imi. Lot-tines and (U sci sionsperiodically, . /\ i‘y'l‘nr‘s. .lor‘k W. h E‘_{7}lll)‘il, Leader VILLA/.1", l'lol'Ncuiâ€" Re. _ Wm _l’n:;sluy. 7. lwnj. lli'l ' L', \'~ . 1‘. and Fchflo by. Portal], 1’ Ulw k, M. '! etl'v. oi the Museum: :lwn lm' <42,(l{llliii<'n,~c millentl, Worlmiun. ll. (il’Clllfill. rec. J'cinw-l't'iici: 2 HILL CORNET BANDâ€"Moots for luv and Suturilnyevenmg at Co:m~’ ,Nu. Ill, hiooisin the . Hull » Tuesday at 8 o’clock pm. Boner 1.! I'illl Council. ‘. vncll mtcr» minfiu _, . p 11., Heller of Appetii’l), Indigestion, Dyan] ' nod to lll (1 m‘ fevtifllf‘ J‘mnzlfce, liver Comp" 4‘, M19 n, all Kidney Ilisearrs, S . under- ‘sruiiztr m Females, Salt If I itetzui'ilill-p' *’ o A EACH PLUG OF THE IS MARKED IN BRONZE LET'E‘E RS. AND lllllllli , . insist "nlliblo ‘Blcod Purifier, Tonic, Dim‘er‘._ ' ii till .‘kin- Lisoeses, l in of ll‘l‘ l", wn‘t, Sour Stone l '1 ' ‘nle lib???“ w E ii Lis' mills]; all . .‘t , l'nlilivrr. ()y l' r‘-. 'h us: ll’fl‘ . .1, . my .i‘ H n. and lust il‘ ’10 snob as 'v ' \llm‘fo )w; 00., l u Ti 6 N: I day at March. aller allitecimuumm. 'R D T 9 S SALE REGISTER. l l THURSDAY. MARCH 10â€"Farm Stock and Imple. 1 merits, Lot 10, Con. 5. Mai-khan'x, belonging ‘ _ credit; lunch provided. l "‘ 4 If. C K A to Mrs Ann Kennedy Sale at .11, 10 months’ FRIDAY, MARCH llâ€"â€"le,rm Stock 81 Implements, Lot 1,0011. 3. Vaughan belonging to Mrs J Charlton. Sale at 12; Smontbs’ credit; lunch provided. SATURDAY: MARCH litâ€"Farm Stork and Imple» ments, Lot 21, (3011.6, West York. belonging , to Jim Watson. Sale at 12 ; Smonths’ credit; l r l lunch provided. MONDAY, MARCH Lilâ€"Farm stock (’5 implements, Lot 10, Con 2. West York. belonging: to Win Lackic. Sale at 12; 8 months’ credit ; lunch provided. TUEsDAr, MARCH l5â€"Fa'rm stock (it implom ents, belonging to Arthur Stitplelsnn, Lot 17, Chin B, Emu; York : sale at 12; 8 months’ credit ; lunch provided. WEDNESDAY, MARCH Illâ€"Jersoy Cattle, Clydes- dale Horses. stock Itan imnlements, belong- ing to A Jeffrey, Eulinton- Lot 2. Con. 1, West York ; sale at 10; Smonths’ credit; lunch provided. THURPDAY, MARCH l7â€"Fnrni sum-l; and imple- mentsbelongingto Jun Davidson, Lot 8, ConfiWhitchurch: salo‘ut 12; credit; lunch provided. FRIDAY. M ARCH 18â€"Fai-m stock and implements belonging to A Armour, not 11, Con 1, West York‘ ; sale at 12 ;- 8 months’ credit : lunch provided. SATURDAY. MARCH Illâ€"Farm stock and imple- ments belonging to Geo Harrison, Lot 12. Con 3,Ea.st ork; sale at 12; 8 months’ credit: lii‘hc pi‘Ovidod. MONDAY. MAD/CH 21â€"Stock and implements be- longing to Walter H Crosby, rear of Lot 5, Con 7 Markham, sale at 12, 8 months’ credit, lunch provided. TUESDAY, MARCH 22â€"Rtock and. implemen’s be- longing to Jno Craddock. Lot 30, Con 3. Vaughansale at 1, Bmonths’ credit, lunch provided, - WEDNESDAY, MARCH Qaâ€"qtock and implements belonging to 13.7 Graham, Lot 23, Can 3, Vaughan, sale at 1, 8 months’ credit, lunch provided. THURsDAY, MARCH Mâ€"Sfock and implements belonging to Arch S Thomson, rear of Lot 17, 0011 4. Scarboro’, sale at 11, 8 months’ credit, lunch pTOViClOd. FRIDAY, MARCH 25â€"St00k“and implements be- longing to L Whitmore. Pilot 4. (Km 5, Vans}:- 'an, sale 0.1212, 8 months' "credit, lunch 'pro- vided. SATURDAY, MARCH 25â€"Farm of 50 acres below- ing to Mrs Hannah, Norway, sale at 12. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30â€"Stock and implements belonging to Arch Gallanough. l‘hornhill sale at. 12,8 months' credit. THURSDAY, MARCH‘ESIâ€"Household Furniture. Vehicles. &c. belonging to Thos Sullivan, 7 months’ I 0" Setting Machines to urn-Inn sit the Times. mum Now is the time to buy a first-class Liulir Running "NEW Willi/ills SEWING MAC lEi- ‘ at AT‘REDUC‘ED PRlC I am prepared to lnke produce in exchange, at fair market value. for (me of the lat-est nnixrnvwl and most durable Signing Muchiixola in lbc market, as a lul'te num- ber is prepared to prove in the innuediate neiglvbm'bnoil.bls dos the ver lam) nun.â€" bur of “'ll'd'di.‘ and First Prizes at Provincial and other Fairs, such as 'l‘m'oino, Mom treal. Landon, Quebec, and at the \Vurld’s Fair, Annie-ii», Belgium. alsua. Diploma. fur the best work shuwn in Lnndnn, and at Le]: (lullui‘ px-ize‘ for best. specimen oi work at. ill:i.vkhum Fair this year. Come along. and get. a bargain. All orders by mail promptly attended to: a J. LUSH, Richmond Hill. wmmmmm 1r r x’dr THE enemas STORE! WALL PAPERS. WALL PAPERS. A complete stuck of \Vaill Paper and Borderings, something new in Styles am? Designs, from 5 cents up. aâ€" n!” :1 A . 1 Jill a L «m Stock or ii‘URNIa‘riRE. [u a variety of designs. Mixed Paints, ready for use, in all colors and shades. Boiled and Raw Oils, Varn~~ ishes, and all other material for 1min ts. Paint and Whitewash Brushes, all sizes, which I will sell at bottom price. Call and see. Usual Stock of Pictures and Frames. Large Stock of ' Groceries, Flour and Feed. - I ‘ VAGE. ._._ -_ -_ 31'gzfi3 _ _. ’SPRE'NG GOODS AT THE British Flag Smfl. CONTISTING OF 'I‘odmorden, select 12, lunch provided. TUEsDAY, APRIL 5â€"Twelve Imported Horses, stock and implements belonging to Wm; Rennie, Lot â€". Con -â€". Markham. sale at 12, 8 mouths’ credit, lunch provided. V WANTED. A form to work on shares. Vl’ill find Seed, im- olements and do all the work. Practical farmer. Enquire at the LIBERAL OFFICE. 85-3. o. RLENNBSQ, -DENTI§~3§P, Arcade Buildings, Rooms A. & B, Upâ€"Cltairs. Has the exclusive right for the use of Hurd’s New Method of extractâ€"- ing teeth without pain, by means of VITALIZED AIR ! Absnlutely no pain experienced and harmless in all cases. BEST SETS 0F ON RUBBER, â€"- .â€" $8.00 0N CELBULOID‘, ~ $10.00 I use no cheap malarial and warrant every set. ' ‘ Gold'Filling, and'all other operations skilfully performed, at moderate fees. ’ Call and see me. No trouble to am swer questions. “H, :1 Nov 15th. 1884.4 Will in: slit :' Afarm of 75 acres, being comnoscd oi the East parts of lots 22 and 23, in the 4TH CON. 0F VAUGHAN, Is for sale. The farm, which is mom-llichmond Hill station on the Northern Railroad. is in a high state of on txvation; has good building‘is and orchai d, and is well watered, containing a. iving spring. ' Terms easy; can be made to. suit purchaser. For further particulars enquire o J. C. or ARCH..MCQUARRIE. 8- . . ' Maple P. O. ..,. It," Elttllltlt’ lions Notice is hereby given to all persons having ." u.in chums against E l )WAR D MILLER } Late of the Township of Vaughan, in tho County of York, Gentleman. uhu died on or about the First «1 |_v at January. 1897, to send by post, prepaid, on or before the l , ll tonnv fthe Exnviiim‘s {Purplerille P. 0..) of the m maul Li illur. their -inus, ll‘~<i ll il‘lmvi :m'l mil mn‘tivula 1 .. ’ ' ind m" that» ‘l:“li_‘,‘(lf ill‘ xlioill 2w thva j' of“ 1‘ l! (* «till (if. ml, in rii . elilell to lll'l‘ .,. L‘ the Eml'li‘ . _ l I‘llltlall’. ' yr) .1rrk Unaut» > Port] ‘ - '5‘ “HAHN .p s, u I\~ T x 7 . K ALI.“ 1' A‘TJljlj-‘A v :_ .J 7“? l7 RC H Y 3 , ’Lli Guy (I Febr‘mr Exerulnrs. a l .5 1827. 317 75 l LAWRENCE SPEC ‘ l struttientsvat his command, cnu suit the most difllcud; caster: r1 :v‘ DRESS GOODS, PRll‘lTS, GINGHAMS, WINCE'YS. TWEEDS, &c.. &c. Suits Made to Order- FRESH GROCERIE S. Tea. from 25 cents upwards, 5 lbs. for $. Sugar splendid value. Oatmeal 40’l'bs. $ NAILS,HARDWARE.GLASSWARE & CROCKERY Flour and Feed always on hand. A. nouns. Is well supplied with 21 large .stock of GREEN GRQCERIES, HAMS, BACON, PORK, And all; kinds of STAPLE enocnnins. Also Y R F N A V ARTIFICIAL TEETH BQQTfi, SHGES, CRQGKERY, .860... As the goods are bought at fiLfiSE 8A$H PBIEES They can be sold at prices that should not fail to fill my store with eager purchasers. A trial will convince you. .5038. l*ifilLL. *â€" OHEA râ€"_. GROCERIES, FLO-Ur -FEED’. In connection will) my stock of Groceries. do, I wish to call your attention to a. full nssmtment of goods from the Woodstock \‘J'wllen Mills, consisting of .MF TWEEDS, FLANNELS, SHEETINGS, ‘BLANKiLlD AND YARNS. These goods are all of first-class quality and wiry cheap. Call and examine B. them before purchasing. Also on hand Raymond Sewing" Machines, Eagle Steam VVeshers and TVVI‘ingers. ‘ All who have alreadv purchased are full}7 satisfied with the Wuy ’llmso machines. nurk. Give them a trial. \‘Fgm-Xll kinds nf produce taken In excbu . jw 13/) Ill 7:") 73‘ \T (T'EJ‘K I i K “11"! "www.mmumw. w» 9"le l/'<T'l'-.rv’1v R. E. “‘ {as pleasure in announcing thw‘ he in: [‘ll“!“;:m:~'l u {1 News a Wm * “we .1 ill. ohm. run _: '7‘" LAET SPECTACLES FROM 25 C -3 TO $52.00 A: l ..