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Bxcmuoxn Lomm. Ajl". 6:: A. M., No.23, G.R.(‘ Meets in the Lodge mom,Musom‘c 11511.01: the Monday on or before full moon. at 8 o'clock p.m I. Crosby. WM. A mu, mu. . up“... ROMAN CATHOLIC cauncn.â€"-Services in order 3 follows 'Thoruhill at 9 u.m.. and Richmond H lat 10:30 am; the following Sunday at Rich- mond H" 93.!) any). and Thornhill at 10:30 a. m. 'Iflhe Methodist sabbath schoolTempemnce As sncmtion issue pledge curds every Sunday when desired. Wm.Hn.rrison sup? MEcaAmcs' 1N81‘ITUTE.â€" Library of over lOOO volumemnpen every Tuesday evening, in the Ma.- sonic Ha]l,frnm 7 to 8 o'clock. 11.11. Law.lera.- l‘iau. Lectures and discussions periodicallv. RICHMOND HILL CORNET Elmaâ€"Meets: for practice every Tuesday and Saturday evening at 7 30 o'clock W. Sheppard, Leader Br. MARY s Enscomn CE‘URCB.â€"Service at b pm.,except the third Sunday of every month, when the service and sacrament are held at, 11 mm. Sunday School at 1:30 pm Bav. W. Bates Rector a n,,,,)__‘ ‘A ‘n.nn.. m ANCIENT cum-m or Fonnsmnsâ€"Court Rich. mond. No. 7046 A. 0. F.. meets in the Temperance Hall everv alternate Friduv at 7.30 p. m.â€" A J Rupert. ('7. R. A. 0. U. W.,Ivy Lodge, No. 141, Meets in the Committee room of the Masonic Hull each alternative Tuesday at 8 n'clot‘k p.111. Beneâ€" flcm‘y certificate given for $2,000 in case 0! death .1. Brown, Master W orkmnn T. F.McMe.hon. rec R. T. of Temperance, Bichmund Hill Council, No. 43, Meetsxu Temperance Hall.ench ulter- uative Tuesday evening etso'clock p m. Bene- ficiary certificates issued to male or female members for $1,000 or in cnse of death 92.000. one hell unyublc in case of disability. J. H. Sander- son Select Councillors; J.A.E.Switzer,Recording ié; .7]; J. Egan. Pastor ‘VILLAGK ColVNCIL.â€"â€"R-ev vc. Wm. Pugsley, Coun- cnlors. Messrs. P G. Savage. Wm A Srmderson,W Atkinson, Dr Wilson. mark. M. 'l‘eefy. Secreturv Fm): annnz.â€"Regumr meeting first Friday of emery munth. held in the Council Chamber. at, 7p. m. Membership free. Certificatesiasued to members entitling them to certain privilegesund exemptions. Wm.H. Pugsley. Captain. 11. A. Nicholls, Secretary. TRENCH’S -C ARRIAGE WORKS.- nuv. u. n. "lumuhv. . PRESBYTEBIAN Cuum at 1] o’clock n..m.,a.nd6:30 mm. P on Wednesday evening at 7:30. Rev. W. Perceval. Pastor. or EANADArSex-vices my" meeting W. .- nâ€"Anr In returning thanks to my numerous friends for their liberal patr )nage during the past twenty-five years, I beg to re- mind them and the gem-cal public, than having erect-92’ entirely new and com- modious premises. I am enabled to supply . I‘Vu nu. METHODIST CHURCHâ€"Services at 10:30 n..m and 6:30 p.111..a.nd Sunday school, 211.230 1). m. Young people's prayer meeting Tuesday evening. General Prayer Meeting every Thursday/evening in the Lecture Room. Ben J.M. Simpson. Supt. Rev. G. N. Rutledg ssistnut. , _ ,_. n ‘ â€" . 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Butter. tub dairy . Eggs. fresh. per do“. Potatoes. per bag H Apples, per bbl ....... onions. green, at (102 Cnbbaqe l o Cauliflower du Celerv. do 'l'uruips, per bag... Carton». do. A. Play, per ton . .. straw, per ton .. nxcnmorm um. Thursduv, The following is a statement of the business for the year ending Slat of Dec.. 1887zâ€"The number of applications for asuimnce was 1050 for $1,770,109: de- clined, held in abeyance and not taken up, 83 for $164,500; leaving 967 for $1,- 605,600. with an annual premium incume of $83,289 96 Unr business for the second year has never befure been reached by any other Canadian Company in its second yenr, and with only one death claim for $1,000, and that caused by and acciden}: Tonon'rn Tnnrsdav, Mar. 1, Whentflull per bushel ‘...... s Wheat, spring, (10 Barley. do oats, do Peas. do Rye. do Clover Seed. d0 Drenfled boas. new 100 lbs D'. c‘ Basilica Beef. hih Cb‘c eas‘ Duc..~v. Gee. a. 0 ‘ 'l‘n 1e . Bu: Em. C HON. S. H. BLAKE, Rom. MvLEAN.EsQ., } V‘CE'PRESIDE HEAD OFFICEâ€"MANNING ARCADE, TORONTO. ' perh,:g C..- :0 do Benin, Amt peck......... Flm'v, .m:~'n'!,1)er Dbl Flour,‘nll,per bbl Hny,per ton .. straw. per ton Témberafice 6c General Life Assurance Co. HON To enable the people of King and Vaughnn Townships more fully to under- stand our success, we take from the re- turns of the leading Canadian Companies to the Superintendent of Insurance, the following facts cuncerning their new busi- ness:â€"-The Canada Life for its 22nd year issued 881 policies fur $1,156,855, the Cnnfederatinn for its 5th year issued 1005 fur $1.383.000, the Sun Life for its 5th year issued 3'24 pulicies for 3465.119. and fur its 10th year 573 policies for 3926.370. 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