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Newmm'iwtm Alum-m Kine ...... .. ., rrmmrmn HILL l'hnrnhill .......... Westmth Davenport . X’nrkdnle... .. TORONTO. erk Street Union ..... Ulmnects with all truim. leaving Home Richnmn ‘Hill. M fullnws: MM &Express.harth& Smith ..... Accommodation “ “ Mail & Express North 4: South "A large number of entries have already “been made for the Fair. which, in case of fine weather. will be an undoubted success. If you want cheap Hardware and "Tinwate go to Mason’s Hardware :Store. TORONTG. Citv Hull Union Brock Sh‘eut M'kdadu .. . , .. cweuporc. Weston... Thnrnhill RICHMOND HILL Ring . pntil further native Mafia will be closed at the Rlchmond Hill Post. Office as folloWs:â€"- Momxma :â€"-Gniuc Narch.snulh East and \Vest. includinu Thornhin, Maple, Toronto. Markham . kc. 7.45 Emflmaz~Gnina mutt) Enacuud West (ma above) 6.30 N.B.-â€"Registered Letters must-be handed in .5 Isaiah Fxfteen Minutes earlier than .6116 above mentioned hours for cloning. PRUCTOR‘S STAG-E LINE. 'For the TOILET, for keepiua the skin soft and white. Removes Sun Burn, Freckles, Jae. Preparation mailed free on receipt 01 1%. Box 190, Thornbill, Ont. You can buy Sugar at cost at the Concrete and Tea from 10 to 15 cts. ;per lb cheaper than Tea pedlars charge you for the same goods. An interesting event, took place at the res- .idence of Albert Defoe,Esq.. of Belhasen, on ‘Wednesduy Inst. which was the marriage 0! This only daughter, Minnie, to Mr. E. M. :Glnncy. at one time a resident oletichlnond- .1111]. Miss May Silver, of Sutton, acted as §~bridesmnid. and Mr. J. Ghucy was groome- rmnu. About fifty relatives and intimate lriends attended the wedding. Rev. D. Catt- enngh performing the caremony. A large number of presents. both useful and hand- ;some, was given the briJe, who is a geneml favorite in that locality. The married conplo left on the same day on a tour lo Toronto and other places. Tar: Liar-2m is pleased to Icknuwledgn a friendly call on their {flamewnrd driva. {As on former Queen‘s Birth-days, Dinner 'au‘d Tea will be served in the Melbodlst and Presbyterian churches to-morrnw, the 24th of May. Tickets 25 cents. Both churches [extend a cordim welcome. The teachers of the Public schooi are at- tending the Nurth York Teachers’ Associa- tion, now in session at Newmmket. The concert given in the School House ‘slnat Friday evening was well attended and an enjoyable time was spent. As might be :supposed the principal ettrnouon was the ;.ainging of Mr. W. E. Ramsay, of Toronto. xWLho received encore after encore. His 911':- clent accompanist. Miss Fowlez, also came in {or a good share otyreise. Heavy Shirting, 6, 7, 8, 9, to and 124k. at The Concrete. On thea4th the piace you are "particulafiy directed to is Kirkbv’s for Fruit and Coniectionery of all kinds. Instead of the usual sermon there will be a Memorial Service in the Methodist church .uexb Isbbnth moruiugdu memory at the late Mrs. Mnnsbnw, whose funeral to the Vlllage cemetery took place on Monday inst. The public and friends are invited. New”) at RICHMOND HILL. Thnrsd ay. May 23. ’89 "Creamers $£ each at Mason’s Hardware Store. The Fire Proof Wfil gtve you a genuine surprise party should you call and see it while in town on the :24th. \Viil D. Atkinson. You can buy the biggest 25 cents worth 0: Rolled ants. Gold Dust 'Cornnxeal, Soap, Raisins, Currants gmhe Concrete. Lew stock of Bro’ots and Shoes at R. Sivers’A Special value in Tea on 5 at 10 1b lots at the Concrete. :Heirer iii PoiJET_ sEaKdT Servant wantoa. See elsewhere. Clty Huh POST OFFICE NOTICE IJ()(3 AIJS. In: flibcml. Marriageat B clhaven. Memonal Service GOING NORTH Mail A GOING Cupld‘s Secret. Dmner & Tea. Headford. TIME TABLE. R..'\'I 8 ~16 9.05 9.11 ‘ 9.16 1‘3 30 n. TEEFY. Postmaster‘ SOUTH Acc 1L 1 .08 (Iln OH] tho Palmer 45 u. m .00 Mail . 11.03 6.16 7.17 45 30 The Board of License Commissioners for East York met at the Clyde Hotel, Toronto. on Friday, the 10th inst. Presentâ€"Messrs. Wilson. (chairman) Richardson, Elliott, and the Inspector, James Eokerdt. The inspec- tor reported that Messrs. Palmer and Brill- inger and Joseph Trebilcock, of East Tor- onto had complied with the law in erecting Fire Escapes.and the Board authorized him to issue their licenses. The following were also granted tavern licenseszâ€"Johu Max- well, Highland Creek; Andrew Bell, Coleman. The following application was refusedâ€"B. B. Poplmm, Milliken, Markham Township. Distribution uapers No. 1 nud 2 were then signed, and the board adjourned to meet at the call of the chairman. Credit Sale. Mr. Salem Ecknrdt will :9” by Public Auction the household furuilnro, black~milh “0‘3. waggun-mukerb' tools,buggies_waggmu_ paints, oils, vatnlnhfls. &0. do . of Mr. James Jullnsnn, Newton Brook, 0:. Thursday, June 61h, 1889. Sule winbom I’an rw as the pru- prietor is mOVIHg to the Numb \VeuL Hub- at. 1 o‘clock sharp. Innes. (President,) G. Newberv, W. Trench. H. M. McCuuig, R. E. Lew, W. A. Sunder- F01]. D. Boyle. and the Secretary. Besides other business including the reading of the Auditors’ Report for the past year, the full- owing Standing Committees were struck:â€" Be-nnionâ€"Dr. Wilson, Nicholle. McMahon, Sanderson; Debnteâ€"McCueiq. Crosby, New- bery; Libraryâ€" Mchuig. Clubine, Lew; Fi- nnnceâ€"BoyleJnnee; Lecture-Trench.Pugs- lay. Wilson; Renting Piano ~Law, Sander- son. Mr. R. E. Law was te-appoinled Li- brarian and the meeting adjourned. There has arrived this week at the Fire Proof a most beautiful range of :Embroidened Flouncing one and one eighth yards wide from 50C. up, the cheapest and prettiest lot we have ever seen. W-lll D. Atkinson. The first pic-uic oi the season took place last Friday at Bond’s Lake. A bus load of pupils from Aurora High School drove down and spent the day in boating and enjoying themselves generally. They all were highly pleased with the outing. Mr. Bell has all his boats in order. and is prepared to accom- modate pleasure-seekers and pio-nickers. . . . On Sunday last, about noon, the inhabitants were startled to see flames from Mr. W. Thomas' house, on the pinnacle. Before many persons had arrived the fire had gained such headwav that nothing could be done but stand helplessly by and look on. Mr. Thomas was away to church at the time. The house and wood-shed, which was also used as driving-house, were totally destroy- ‘ed. The totalioss is placed at$1.500. Mr. Thomas had some insurance. The cause .of ~who fire is unknown, but it is supposed that some boys had been around the premises smoking. . . .Mr. M. Glancy, who iormerly lived with Mr. P. Routledge,n.nd subsequent- ly ran the blacksmith shop at Jeflerson, was visiting old friends in the burgh last week. We understand that he has lately been in- Iesting in matrimonial bonds. Our old friend has our heartiest congratulations.â€" Gou. F. Kirkby hopes all wxll read his advertisements and act accordingly as he most respectfully requests that you will give him one of the busiest days he has ever had in Richmond Hill for the 24th. Cnnfectionery and Fruit of every description. The village was somewhat. awakened on Friday morning bv the uppearenc- of a large Rocky Mountain Bent, accompanied by two able-bodied bipurlfl. One of the latter with the blushing modesty peculiar to that class 01 iudividuuln,cullect.ed the necessary nickles, after which the other two uuva an exhibition in {rout of the Domminu House. Altnunther the duet was quite amuaing. One of the eleven-est feats perlormed by Bruin was climb- ing to the top of a telephone pole. The bear would weigh probably 400 lbs. Public Challengeâ€"The RichmOnd Hill Fan”. \Ve shall exhibit nL this Fuir one of our excellent Imuhle Blust Svpnrulnrs. um! um A meeting of the new Board of Directors of the above Institute was beId uu Monday evening. Directors present. Mesars. A. R. Innes. (President,) G. Newberv, \V. Trench, H. M. McCuuig, R. E. Law, W. A. Sunder- son. D. Boyle. and the Secretary. Besides “Conqueror” Trncfinn Engine. uud we are prepared to furleit $500. if uny 'l‘brkslliug Oulfiljcnn be produced thnt wiil equal it. INGlm‘A'nN .2 Co . Engine-cw. Branlfurd. If ynu want a good job of E tIoughmg done get C. Mason to it. Don't let the Barbed ere Fence around the new Asphalt Pavement deter you from paying the Flre Proof a visitand seeing all the new goods that are there. Will D, Atkinson. POSTâ€"M the Methodist» Parsonage. Richmond Hill, (in the 16th inst" the wife of W. H. Post, of a duughter. TYNDALL-Lu Richmond Hill. on the 19th inst" the wife 0! Mr. George Tyndallpf a. son. IVIARBIAGES Mnxsmuvâ€"Ou May 18th, at the residence of her daughter. nus. Williams, 410 Doverconrt Road. Hanna M. Anderson, relicb o! the late George Munshnw. of Richmond Hill, in her 89th year. Visitors to the Fair should not fail to inspect the magnificent stock of Dry Goods and Crockery at the Concrete. GLANCY-DEPOEâ€"At the residence 0! the bride's father, by the Ravi). Catbenagh. on Wednes- day, May 15th, 1889. H. M. Glancy, {omerlv of Oak Ridges, to Minnie. only daughter 01 Albert Dame Esq . o! Belhaven. Couneou§ and attentive treatment are the characteristics of the Fxre Proof and every one may depend on receiving our very best attention whether you buy new us or not‘ Will .D. Atkinson. East York License Commissioners. Mechanics Instilutc. Going North. Oak Ridges. B I RT H5. DEATHS Zl\‘ 4 Reading.The midnight charge at Kassnssin.Scott J. H. Sammy. 1. Selection from Bag-Pipes. . . . . CHAS. MUNBO. stsna. Donnstxn dz COMPANY will give Exhibi- tions on the Slack Wire and Horizontal Bar at intervals. Mus SIMPSON AND M183 Fownsn, Acoompanifls. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. George Trench will be glad to learn that the latter are enjoying their new home in East Toron- to, to which place they removed a few Weeks ago. Mrs. Trench’s amiable disposition en. deared her to all with whom she came in contact, and our village sustained quite a loss in the removal of Mr. Trench. As a citizen he was always willing and active in endeavoriug to promote everything that was calculated to forward the best interests of our village. The Mechanics’ Institute, of which he was for the past year the efficient secretary ; the British and Foreign Bible Society, of which he was also secretary and treasurer; the Fire Brigade, of which he was long a useful member, all these insti- tutions will sadly miss his presence. He was also an active official. and worker in connection with the Presbyterian Church. and his place there will be difficult to fill. In fact in every way he was a most desirable and agreeable member of any committee of management. We trust that in their new home both Mr. and Mrs. Trench's brightest anticipationa will be more than realized. Mr. Hugh McConaghv, a former- Young Canadian, is among the members of the Tor- onto Lacrosse team. {or their match winh the Shamrocks. on the Queen's Birth-day. Herr Mark Mendelson, the practical phreâ€" nologint, is spending In Week in the village. His oflice rooms are at the Dominion Hons". where he is prepared to make private exam- inations and give written charts. The ,Concert. As we have intimated in former issues, 11 Concert will be given in the Masonic Hall, under the auspices of the Agricultural So- ciety. on the evening of the 24th of May. Admission 25 eta; reserved seats 35 eta; children 15 ots. The chair will be taken at. 8 o’clock. We append the programme which speaks for itself:â€" PART I Mrs. Riley/{of St. Paul's City, has bmu the guest of firm P. G. Savage during the Week. Mr. M Harvey Wilson, of Toronto, 3 for- mer clerk in the Central Bunk here, was in the village on Friday, mnking inquiries as to the desirabilin of opening number brsMh bank in this place. AJJ canned goods at the Concrete at lowest figures. Mr. and Mra.Johu D. ConnerI Mr. A. Couller, Mr. C. Savage. 311:1 Mr. L. Cougar, ml of Toronto. spent. hut Sunday in the village. Mrs. Stephen Wallace. Of Mount sznhjs apeudinq a day or two mm her daughter. Mrs. G. I‘yndall. Rev. J. B. Taely. M. A... will deliver a spe- cial sermon at St. Busil’s Church next Sum dny evening on “Womnns‘ Work in the Catholic Church." Miss Mulcahy. o! Orillia, was the guest of the Misses Teefy on F:iday night. and Sutur- day last. Miss Gertie Barker, daughter of Rev. \V. R Burkrr, of Streetsville. is spending the week at the residence of Mr. Wm. Trench. Mr. ck Mrs. T. Hagermnn. of Richmond Hill. were in town over Slmday.â€"Stou1fvillc Tribune. Recitation. . . $0113.... ....The Chinnman........ . W.E.Rmsu. Sword Dance, accompanied by Bag-Pipes. . . . JAMIE Bunny. Song . . 0 Loving Heart Trust On . . . . Gottc/mlk sts IDA SIMPSON. Sailor'a Hum-Pipe, accompanied by Bag-Pipes MAUDIE Smumsnsou dz JAmn Emmy. Song...... Becitn:ion..'1‘he Cloak of St. Paul's..0riginal J. H. SHEPARD- Reading. . . .The courtship of Saunders McGlashan . . . . . . Kennedy 80:13.... Medicine Jack .. W. E. Rum“. Highland Dance . . Shean Treévs Mono 6: 0011mm. Song........Can't Get at It W. E. ansn. Song. .. . . . . .The Counhyman W. E. Rum”. RecitationAmong the IuterviewersJIark Twain J. H. SHEPARD. Song.... Dance, accompanied bv Bag-Pipes . . u . CHAS. Mono & COMPANY. GM) SAVE THE QUEEN PERSONALS. PART II . Beauty Sleep. . . . . M18: 1m Smrsox. IKTERMISSION- .The Mnrderer’s Defence. . . . . W. E. RAMSAY. . .Supposingz. . . . . . . . . . . .Bcschnfl' MISS IDA SIMPSON. J. H. SHEPARD. U. .Arditi EVERYTHING NEW, EVERYTHING NEAT, EVERYTHING CLEAN, EVERYTHING CHEAP, EVERYTHING GOOD. FIRE PROOF STORE The Agitation inh connection with t e Horse Clothing, Whips, and other supplies always on hand. Patronage solicited. All I ask is a fair trial. Jesuits From Mr. Joseph Devlin, in the Lorne Block, Richmond Hill, I am now prepared to manufacture and sell WILL D. ATKINSON, ALL GRADES OF HARNESS Geo.MODona1d, - Richmond Hill. New Prmts (Sets. up, Chambrays IO cts, up. Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings. ' FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND. Greatest Sensation BEAUTIFUL SPRING TWEEDS, FINE CASHMERB, AND Flour and Feed Delivered. Farm Produce in Exchanga DIOODIE. STOVES at TIIE BIEST DIAKE, MAGNIFICENT LINE HARDWARE STORE I 1889 CARPENTERS” TOOLS. NAILS, BARBED & PLAIN FENCE WIRE HARNESS SHOP. Richmond Hill has had for a. long time is the opening up of a Of New Dry Goods, Groceries, Wall Papers, Woodenware, &o., in the EAVETROUGHING A SPECIALTY. Has no doubt been very great butthe At lowest prices. I use nothing but the best of stock, and will â€"Guarantee SatisfactionLâ€" FIRE PROOF STORE. HARNESS BUSINESS Call and see our Sfifing StOCk, consisting of Lately occupied by Mr. Isaac Crosby. RICHMOND Cheaper than city prices. Tiuware of all kinds. Repairing of all kinds promptly attended to‘ For sale at luwest prices for cash. Also ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE, HAVING PURCHASED THE SPRING NUN’S VEILING. C. MASON., 1889