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Order your sale bins an Tm; LIBERAL office and get notices inserted in the wiper free. There is one thing thzit always \makes a‘pcrson feel in unity with himself and every one elsc»4a cup of Mr. W. Atkinson’s Unity T511. U1) further notice \Tnils wil] be closed at the *Bichmoml Hill Post Office as follmvszi .MORNING Irifinins; North. smllh, East and \Vest, including Thornhill, Maple. 'l‘uvonto, Mnn‘khmn,&r‘., 8.00 E‘EVEXING :vGoim; southEnst and West (as .‘xhnvm 5.30 N. Billeflistumd Letters: must he handed in at least FlflceuMinutesem‘lier than the ubova mentiozmd'hours for dosin't. EXQHMOND HILL. Thursday, Mar. 17, ’87 Choice Bosina Prunes (and extra 'Dz'ied apples at the Concrete,cheap. C. Mason is agent for the Chamâ€" pion Creamer; the best way to raise .cream. Farmers call and see it. The nfixl‘ meeting of the \V. C. T.‘Uuion will he held at the residence of Mra.C.Ma.son .on Tuesday, March 22nd, commuucing at 7.301). m. Harness for Saie. 6. Mason has a, set of single Harness, new to sell cheapâ€"Adv. A good 7 room rough-amt house with one- fifth of an acre of land attachnd is for male on the Corner of Arnold and Eliz’mbe‘yh Sta. See ad on another page. onnects wibhzfllhmins, leaving the Palmer 38 .use Biolu‘non‘l Hill. as follows: & E'xpress,N0rth & South... on notthiOll “ “ xpmqs North, .8 lfimzlh... ...8.15 a In. 11.45 “ 5:15 p. m. m u go Protect your eyes from the sun by getting a pair of blue 01' Smoked glasses at THE L11;- ERAL store. Ladies. You can buy Brass Rods, Chains and other fancy goods at 'C. Mason’s. Lacrosse Meeting. Another Lgcrosse meeting will be held in the Lorne Hall, on Monday evening next, the 21 st inst. The Concert Committee W111 be expected to report progress. Try Kirliby’s Wheat Granules. for sale at Kirkby’s.. Xtraordinary value in Sh1rtings at Grennan’s. See the spiendid 44 piece colored Tea sets sellmg now at the Concrete for $2.00. Divislon Court will be held here on Wed- mesday next the 23rd finst. The number of (min (m the docket this time is light. So much the WurSB for the lawyers. Newm n.rke€;,.. Auror Kim!” ICHMOND Ram. T hornhill "'oston. ‘ . 4 “D mvenport 9.5:). Parerlgrle 0 £8 Mammoth House. Read Thompson & Son’s new ad. on another page. Their prices are astonishing in Rubber Coats, Spring overcnats, Bovs’ suits &c. When you are in the city call and see their stock. Full stock of McCall’s New York Glove fitting patterns for sale at the Concrete, and Fashion Papers and Catalogue free. Citv Hull Union Station Brook Street Queen‘s Wharf Parkimluu Davenport; Weston. Thornhil IUCHMUND 1 King Aurnrm . Newmuflm ‘W9 1- g h. teazdpr 011v thanks 302‘ copies of The ones and Proceedings of the first seswinn of the sixm Parliamnnt, of the .0"- furin Lpaislatvu-a, kindly forwarded us from Lhu uflice of Dlsn'ibubiou. TORONTO. Tomn’v’v’m The latest Standard Nevels for sale at THELIBERA’L store. A person’s eyesight is often immired by neglecting to use spectacles in timé, or by wearing an inferior nrtiele. [here is no hei- ter make than those of Frank Lazarus. Call and try them at THE LIBERAL office. At Savage’s you will find the cheap- ,est Wall Papers. Ceiling Papers and Borderings. New patterns, over 200 to choose from. 5 cents up. PRUCTDR’S STAGE LINE. N. R. R. TIME TABLE. New “7311 Papers at Grennan’s Queen’s Whan Brock Street... Unxon Station. CltyHall..m. . T OFFICE NOTIEE Parliamentary Papers. Preserve Your Sight. GOING NORTH‘ GOING SQUTH VJ, C. 'I. U. Count Day. For Sale Mail. 8.10 8‘ 18 8.9.5 10.05 10.12 8.33 &40 F. X. M. TEEFY. Postmaster Acconm 11 45 11.52 12.06 Act-01:1. 11.57 12.10 1230 12.42 12.53 12.10 1.20 1.05 8.15 a m 11.45 “ 5:15 p. m “ 7.230 737 72 In; 7. 7. EV 37 The Millinery Department at the Concrete, underthe spectal charge of Mrs. Atkinson, who has secured a first class Milliner from Toronto to assist. will be parexcellence‘, this season. Ladies who patromze thls Department will be more than satlsâ€" fied. Mr. Henrv J. Graham, Lot 23, 3rd 0011. Vaughan will have an Auction Sale on Wednesday, March 23rd 1887., when his Farm Sfock. Implements and Household Furniture willbe disposed of. Sale at 1 o’clock, sharp. Seven months credit Will‘lm given on approved notes and 6 per cent. will he allowed off forwash. S. Eckawdt, Auction- €0.12 Seeds! Seeds ! Read Shank) Bros 85 Co‘s new ad. on anoth- er page. They ask a call from farmers and others interested in buying and Selling grains and seeds of all kinds. They are paying special prices [or chome clean samples in Wheat, Oats. Barley. Rye, Pens, Com 65c. Semi for illustrated and descriptive cataiogue free. A special meeting of the Richmond Hill Fire Brigade will be held to-mox-row (Friday) evenmg. The first trial in the Home contest Will take place. It is to he hoped all the necessary nrruugemenfis will have been made in time so that, the contestants may start at 8 o'clock sharp. Mr. J. :0. Smkes has rPceived instructions from the =xecut01‘5 of the late Edward Miller to sall by public auction, at Purpleville P. 0., on Thursday, the 2am day of March, at 2 o’clockp m., the farm property in two pm‘culs. For full particulars refer to bills announcing the sale and describing the propâ€" erty and terms. ' Mr. B. Grennun’s new Spring ad will be found on another page and is well worth perusing. His quotations in Cobfionanbilee P1-i11ts,~Ginghams, Shirtings, and other lines will make you Wonder how he can sell so cheap. His stock of Flue Dress Goods, Cur- tains, Carpets, Wall .papers and Groceries is who complete. A call in solicited. ‘1 oung Canadians Re-Organized. A Lacrosse Meeting was held in the Lorne Hall last Friday evening. when the following were elected ofiicers for the Season of1887:â€"- President, W. H, Pugsley; Vice-Presi-lenlfil. A. Nicholle; Treasurer, W.H. Pugsley; Secre tnry, Alex.(}oulter; Captain, A. E. Pugsley. Vice-Captain,J. MuGonaghv, Managing Cam- mittee, \V. B. Proctor, P. G. Savage, F. Mc- Conagby. Sn, J. D'evlin, S. S. Senrle, B. Brown, W. A. Sanderson, W. E. Wiley, and C. Skeele. A committee was also appointed to make arrangements for holding the annual Concert on the evening of Good Fridav. Al- though some of last year‘s players will not be seen on the field, their places will be Bhli tilled, and the Y C's feel hufidllli ul mauiniug the laurela mll‘eady won. No Quorum. Six members (if the School Board met on Monday last, in accordance with a nquesl; from the Chairman. They waited a long: time for n sew nth, whic'n was necpssary to form a quorum, but; lihe luckv member would not be found. Several matters, lgiwever, were individually discussed. and among: the rest the desirability of boxing gloves. There is nothing like being prepared in case of an emergency. Important Credit Sale. The Farm Stock. Implements and House- lmld Furniture. of Mr. John Craddock, Lot 30, in the 5rd. Con. of Vaughan will be sold by Public Auction on Tuesday, Ashe 22nd day of March inst. Sale without reserve as the proprietor is giving sup farming. Sale to commence at 1 o’clock. Salem Eckardt, azuc- tioneer. Tenders Wanted. Tenders for the erection of a Brick Parson- age for the Lutheran church, Vaughan, will be received up to Monday. March 28th 1887. Plans and specifications mav be seen at the residence of Mr. N. Shunk, Maple, on and after Monday, the let lust. The committee do not bind themselvus to accept the lowest or any tender. You can buy Syrup, Sugar, Tea and all Groceries and Canned Goods at the Concrete cheaper than at any House in the trade. The catalogue fur 1887, issued by Messrs. Steele ’Bros..& 00., Torohto. is a book of nearly 100 pages, and contains much valu- able and interesting information respecbjug seeds and plants. 'Jlle catalogue has been carefully revised and has many new and se- lected varieties not. found in last year‘s issue. In all, there are nearly two hundred illustra- tinns. The firm has gone to gredt expense. but no doubt their increast orders will amply repay them for their additional out. lay. These interested should send for a catalogue which Will be forwarded free. Mr. Lafayette Whitmure, Lot '4, Concen- F50" 5. Vauflhun, will have an amnion sale of Farm Star-k and Implements, on Friday. the 25th of March, 1887. Sale at 12 o’dock. Seven months credit will be given on approvâ€" od joint, untes. Sniem Eckm‘dt, Auctioneer. Ladies, call at the Concrete antfi get afl'ee copy of March Fashion Paper and inspect the Stylish Dress Goods and trimmings. New Exnbroideries and Laces at (Irennan’s. The vmage Connollmet on andav even- in;:, March 14:11, but as only Lhwee members were present, they adjourned Whhout trans- acting any business. For extraordinary bargains in Cottonades,‘ 'I‘.ickmgs,Gray & W hite Cottons, Check Shirtings & Towelâ€" liugs go to the Concrete. Catalogue of Seeds. Council Adjourned. G-rennan"s Store. Executors’ Sale. Hose Comest. Auctlon Sale Credit Sale. Messrs. M. H. Brown. 0. Savage and W. Pogue. of Toronto, spent last Sunday in the village. Miss Pollock, of Adelaide St, Toronto. is Via“.ng relutivvs and friends in the village. Messrs Jas. Eckurdt and Robert Willcnck have been reâ€"appointed License Inspectors for East and West York respectively. ville {01' blue past. six I‘YIOIIK-llfi‘ is SpPlhlillL‘ u few days-in the village. He is going to follow his trade in the Meaford Carriage Worm. RUPERTâ€"At 756 Yonge 96.. Toranto, on Mumley March 14th. 1887, Frances Rupert. Widow of the late Adam Ruyert. of M aple. Miss Pvmce, of Markham, is visiting with Mrs. A. J. Hume. West’s World’s Wonder or Family Lini- ment. Useful in every house for cuts, burns, scalds, bruises, neuralgia, rheuma- tism. Always gives satisfaction. All druggists. 00088, SASH, BLINDS, 860.. It is with pleasure that we recommend our readers to try West’s Cough Symp. You will find iteapecially usefnl at this season of the year to cure sudden Colds, check coughs and II. ng and throat troubl- es. All druggists. Eifépts sent ne'er _'I‘hlrt; Mr. J. W. Bengough and Company drew a. good crowd to the Masonic Hall lust Thurs- day evening.‘ The programme, as previous- ly announced, was given with very few vari- ations. The entertainment for one of the description was all that could be desired. The appreciation with which the vocnlzsolos of Mrs. Fox,uccmnpnnied by the guitar Wen- received, was manifested by the applause n i the audience. She sang the popular and difficult “ Cuckoo Song," and thunfih not given altogether in a Caldwell manner, it was very pretlily executed and much admix- ed. Mr. H. M. Blight appeared sevm'al times, and his selections. his voice and lllS general style gave unqualified satisfaction. He has a clear, strong baritolue voice, which is capable of filling a. much larger Hall than that in which he sang. Mrs. Blight played the accompaniments, as well as an instru- mental solo, and her contributions added much to the exce lent programme. Mr. Bengough gave a. song in which he mimicked to penfeclion the agony displayed by FOer of our modern vocalists. This drew forth an encore. His chalk talks giving some startling facts about Canada, as well as: the Emigration Lecture, were very amusing. Severn] sketches of local individuals were very cleverly executed, considering the short time the cartoonist was in the village. Fi- nancially the affair was a. success, and we believe. both the audience and the perform ers were Well satisfied with the rcsult. In connection with the factory, where custom sawing le be done. All work guaranteed and prices moderate. The above factory is situated on Are now prepared to take contracts for all kinds of Buildings. PLANED LUMBER, MOULDINGS, RICHMOND ST., RICHMOND HILL Nov. 25th, 1886-3m. MUNN a 00.. of «the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN com- tinue to not us Solicitors for Patents. Caveats 'I‘rnde Marga! pogyflghts,‘ for the Unitegsmw. Gauudu, futents sent free. Thlrt «even years’ experience. Patents Obtained'thronu MUN N 8; ()0.an notice in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, the largest best. an most widely circulated, scientific pa er. '. .200. year. erkly. Sglendm anal-wing“ an mun-tasting in. formatibn. Lpecimen mpyvof he Hail-unfit: Amer- icml sent free. Addrnsx MUNN An 30" E 'IEN‘L‘IFIO AMERICAN Office. 261 Broadway. New York. ¢ PLANING MLLS I Marks. 00 yflghts. for the United'smtesf’Cdifiiiifi $519951.” Hinge. Geypgmy. etc. Hanq Book nbou‘ The School Board held a special meeting yesterday (Wednesday). ‘Members present, Messrs. Brown (Chairman) Trench, McCon- nghv, Neughton, Lynet, Savage, Duncan, Glass, Switzer and Dr. Wham]. Accounts from A. J. Rupert and A. Moodie were read and ordered to be paid. The head master handed in a report respecting High Schooh fees, which was read. Mr. Keefler sent in a. communication asking the Board to erect a suitable fence between his premises and the school grounds. 'lhe question in reference to better terms for the outside parts of the section was then taken up. Mr. Brown ask- ed if the outsiders felt inclined to accept the proposition recommended by the village, viz, that the village pav g of the taxes leaving g; to be raised by the outsiders. On motion Mr. D. Boyle was heard on the subject. He thought the outsiders should not be asked to raise more than of the taxes. ~Mr, Duncan was of the some! opinion. The following motion was afterwards put and carried, Tlmt this Board request the assessors of the different municipalities to meet after they have completed their regular assessments, and eifect an arbitration between the villuge and outside parts of the section, recommend- ing‘thet the taxes to be hereafter raised be 3 undg; respectively. l‘he meeting then ad- journed. FIRST-CLASS SAW-MILL Mr: Heybert Peach, who has been in Havihg bought the above-named mill and put; everything in Kept on hand, or made to order on the shortest notice. A stock of Always on hand. There is also a Fl HST-C LASS 0RD!) R. L. INNES & SONS The Bengough' Concert. BER SONAL S. SchookBoard Meetmg" DEATHS Bell We are also offering Big Drive in Grey Flannels, which We show in Wide widths as low as 15cts. per yard. House- l<eeeersdhou1d not purchase without first seeing our im~ mense Estock. PETLEY &. PETLEY, We have also in stock-mce white Blankets at mnch lower prlces, but we cannot recommend them with the confidence we do the above goods. In ourQuilt department we are showing very large lines. We havs good heavy Bed Comforters at 750., 351, 1.25, 1.50 and up, and large, fine, pure Elder-Down Quilts at 5:9, the regular price in the city for the same goods is $I2.5o. 128m 13 Wellpur customers never go any- where else for Boys’ Suits, so we need not blow them up. We can only say, that we are doing better than ever. ":Housekeepers about to make their purchases for winter should see 0111' large stock of fine all wool white Blankets, purchased bp us direct from the manufacturers previous to the advance in the price of wool Large,heavy, all pure wool white Blankets at 3, 350, 4, and 4.50. These goods we can recommend to our custom- ers, as they are made of the best long wool, and contain neither cotton nor shoddy. Lower than the lowest. only firstâ€" olass goods and styles kept. Fine Cheviot Tweed Overcoats, 2.90 Gibralter Serge Overcoats, 4.00 And all the way up to 80.00 Our Millinery department is stocked with -ali the newest shapes and latest novelties for the present season, and for style, moderation of prices and good taSte cannot be equall- ed in thlS or any other city. a 7 Handsome’LongV Ottoman Satiri Finish Mantles at $3.50, 4, 4.50, 5, 6,7,8 and Io, worth from fifteen to sixteen dollars. Nb laay should purchase a Mantle without seeing our im- mense stock of new fashionable garments; of this season’sim- portatiel}: H GREAT FALL SALE We are selling lovely Jersey Jackets nicer trimmed at 3.52, 4}, 4.59, 5 a_nd :56, yeafly wealth from $5 to 3:310. Gents’ Rubber Coats, $1.00 worth 8 Gents’ Rubber Coats," 2.00 worth 4.. Gents’ Rubber Coats, 8.50 worth 5 “ Tweed Rub’r 0021438250 worth 5 Gents’ Rubber Goats at any price, 1000 Coats to select from. MS. THBWSfiN &; SQN’S, Every lady should make it her business to examine our magnificent stock of Winter Mantles. Nobody Reads This DRY GOODS AND CLOTHNG PETLEY & PETLEY, Without Wondering how we do it, GENTS SPRING OVERCOATS COMMENCING TO-DAY AT THE STORES OF ALL WOOL BLANKETS MAMMOTH HOUSE, KENS STREET EAST, TORONTO. gust. Opposite the Market, Toro‘nztoq WINTER MAN TLE S BOYS’ SUITS