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York County Commissxonersâ€"Mesm. J! B. Ramadan (Warden). James Anderson and 8. T. Humberstone, with Mr. J. T. Stokes. Superintendent of York Roads. passed through the village on Friday. They were inspecting Yongo Street. from Toronto to Holland Landxng. so as to be able to report the state a! the roads at. the June meeting. White Unlaundried, Fine and Regatta Shms at the Fire Proof. The Royals. Tho members of B. T. of T. amused and inltmeted themselves last Tuesday evening by having 3 “Definition Contest."-â€"Sieter lumen and Bro. W. A. Sanderson, leaders. 'The Rev. J. M. Simpson and Bro. Hume were appointed speakers M the York District .Meeting‘Pio-Nie to be held at Holland Land- in. on'Friday, Jar}; 3126. A good pro~ gramme is promised for next lodge night. Atlfize Regular Communication of Rich- mond Lodge No. 23, G. R. C. held on Mon- day evening, the following oflicers were elect- ed for the ensuing tweIVe monthszâ€"W. M., Bra. '1‘. Newton; S. W., Bro. T.F'. McMahon; J. W., Bro. J. E. Clnbine; l'reesurer, Bro. W. Trench, Secretary. Bro. R. E. Law; Tyler, Bro. W. Padget. Installation will take place on the evening of St. John's, June 24th. The Junction Comet some time Ago de- clared that there would be a general provin- cial election this year, and the York Tribune olfers to stake 8100 that such will not be the cast». the money to go to the West York Ag- ricultural Society. “Teddy” will never take a stump like the above unless he feels that his chances of winning are hopeless. Grey and \Vhit; Cottons value at the. Concrete. m. Tea will b; Vggrgciwgnwtl; Admieslou 25 ct.s.; Children 15 public are cordially invited. The Annual Pic-Nic in connection with the Presbyterian Sunday School will be held ut Bond’s Lake, on Saturday, the 15th inst. Basses will leave the church at 1 o’clock p. m. Tea will be served on the grounds. admieslou 25 ct.s.; Children 15 cts. The nâ€"Ll:_ --A A Cofloid at the Firé D. Atkinson. Brown's 256.7 not cakes, try 1t On account of ill-health, Mrs. O. D. Curr- ier is (imposing. by private «sale, of her parlor furniture, hall carpets, &c. Persons desirous of purchasing mny inspect the articles by calling at Skeele's Jewelry Store. A credit at {our months will be given on all sums over $10.00 Covered Butter Crocks at Concrete, cheap. The Redempfiorist Fathers have been hold- ing very successful Mission Services during the week in the R. C. Church here. The members have attended in large numbers as well as many from other churches. Fine Embmideries and laces specialty at the Fire Proof. The Salvation Army adverelse a big day here on the 1st of July. Stafi-Captflrifliths, the Welsh Minstrul, and his happy family will be on hand, with numerous other par- fox-mm. Cofloid at the Fire Pa Vaughan Council meets next Tuesday, the 18th inst. Coffoid at the Flrei Prcot. Will 13. Atkinson. RICHMOND HILL, Thursday, June 13. ‘89 Until further notice Mailein be closed at; the Richmond Hill Post Office as follows:â€" Monsma zâ€"Gm‘ng North.soulh East and Wes‘t. including Thomhill, Maple, Toronho, Markham,&c. 7.45 Emmazâ€"Going south East and West (as above) 5.80 N. B.--Raaistered Letters must be handed in It least Fd‘teen Minutes outlier than the above mentionedlhonrs for closing. Connects with all tmins. leaving the Palmer House Richmon ’Hili. as‘tollows: Mail (I: Expresstonh & South... Accommodation ” " Mail& Express North & South, ...7.45 a. m. .1200 545 p. m. PROCTORifiTâ€"AGE LINE. Newman-Rat”. Aurora... l‘King ...... 'Rxcmoxn HILL fil‘homhill .. monom’é). Brock Street. Union City 32111.. Brock Street Perm}an Bavenpor Weston... I'homhil! manna)!» Bum King ..... u Aurora... Wowmwrket TORONTO POST OFFICE NOTICE "York Tribune” Betting! he figural. toumy Commissmuers. Hall Officers Elected. Grand Plc.Nic anate Sale .Tea is selling like Missxons. GOING'SOUTH GOING wuan Mail : some time Ago de- 1 be a general provin- nnd the York Tribune 9.30 9.40 8.11 M. TREFY, Postmaster, ,42 3" Proof. Will Aocom 11.45 11.53 12.05 12.13 Accom 11.47 12.08 12.28 12.43 12.55 l .50 1.20 grand the Mail. 6.03 6.16 We have made arrangements with Dr B J Kendall Co.. publihere of “A Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases," which will en- ‘ able all our subscribers to obtain a copy of that valuable work free by sending their ad- dress (enclosing a two~cent stamp for mailing same) to Dr; B J KENDALL 00.. Exosnuaon Fania, Vr. This book is now recognized as standard authority upon all diseases of the horse. as its phenomenal sale attests, over four million copies having been sold in the past ten years. a sale never before reached by any publication in the same period oi time. We feel confident that our patrons will appreciate the work, and be glad to avail themselves of this opportunity of ob- taining a valuable book. It is necessary that you mention this paper in sending [or the "Treatise." This ofier will remain open for only a short time. 52 It you wantt‘ne best and most gocdsior your money buy at the Concrete. 7. 45 6.48 6.57 7.17 7.22 Extra value in Tea at the Con- crete, kindly compare with the value given by pedlas before you decide to use the packages they leave you. Mr. John T. Middlemore. the founder of the Orphan Children’s Emigration Charity, London, Ont., loft Liverpool on the 31 1.11:. in the S. S. Lake Winnipeg with a partv of 30 girls and 50 boys between the ages of 8 and 18 years, who are brought out to this country for adoption or hire, chiefly among farmers. They are expected to arrive at the Guthrie Home. near the city. on or about the 15th insl. This will be Mr. Middlemore’s 16th annual visit to these shares with juve- nile emigrants from Birmingham, England. since 1872. Already many applications ac- com panied with good references have been made for the children expected to arrive. but more are required. Further particulars may i be obtained by addressing Mr. H. Gibbens, Manager of the Guthrie Home. London,0nt. 6.14 Ex‘ 5.4( dinner, 35 ots.; Children, 2!) ate: See b11157. 4.5 lbs Gold Dust Cornmeal for $1, 32 lbs Tilson's Rolled Oats for $1, 36 lbs Best Oatmeal for $1, thls week at the Concrete. The Annual Pic-Nio in connection with the Catholic Church will be held on the lawn of the Hawthorn Mineral Springs residence, Thoruhill, un Tliesday, the 18th 0! June, 1889. As usual 11 good programme of amuse- ments and games has been arranged. A first-class orchestra band has also been en- guged for the occasion, Basses will meet trains and convey visitors to and from the Thornhill station. Tickets to grounds and dinner, 35 ots.; Children, 2!) ate. See bills. It you want a nice SEEâ€"{hat will please you and make you feel we“ when you wear it, order at the Con- crete. The young people of the congregation of the Methodist Church will hold their Straw. berry and Ice Cream Festival on the Park, on Dominion Day. The 'purpose erecting an mob-way a: the Wes end 0! Lame Avenue and to illuminate in the evpuing the streut from that point to the Park, with Chinese lanterns. No doubt they will endeavor. if possible. to eclipse their efl‘orts and success of lurmer years, as several new and interest- iug features will be added. 4X A beautiful selection otincy wide \Vale VVorsteds at the Fire Proox. Mr. Horton, recruiting sergeant, is still in the village, and in looking up man and horses for 0 Company Gov~Geueral‘a Body Guards. formerly Oak Ridges Troop. The troop is filling up, but there is still room for a few aclive young mrmers. Owing to the wet weather the foot-parade did not come off last S .turday evening, but will be held next. Saturday at 7 p. m. Dinner Sets,Tea Sets.T6i1et Sets, direct importation, very cheap at the Concrete. Soarcely a week passes since the contro~ ueruy commenced between Revs. Messrs. Egan and Percival, that we do not receive anonymous communications bearing on the subject. While some of the lelters have been (air. we have thought it best not to m- sert. any from those who do not Wiah to sign their own names, and shoulder whatever re- sponsibility might be attached. We trust no offence will be given by witholding all ~â€"-L A..-‘ , a ,, V.-- such anonymous communioanons. A picked team from our fire-brigade anti- cipate a trip to the Royal City on the 20th of this month, and purpose taking part. in a firemeus’ tournament. They will take with I them a sufficient number of men to enter \ for prizes in hose-reel and hook and-ladder { contests. The members are taking quite an interest. in their Work and are practising every night this week. We hope they will be able to sustain their previous good record. Bannanas, Strawberries, Pine- apples, Cocoanuts, Oranges and Lemons will arrive from Toronto to-vight. See them at Brown's,Lorne [Storm Brown keeps the fresh:s£ stock of fruit, confectionery, groceries &c. in Richmond Hill. If you want to do the best with you Butter, Eggs, Lard and Bacon take them to the Concrete. Special Announcement “Immigrant Children," Prepanng for Camp. Anonymous Letters Dominion Day. R. C. PioNic. Tnp to Guelph. Accxdem. Liver complaint, cured by using Bir- ketta Little Liver Pellets, 50 dose: {or 25 oenm. No famin should be without them, sent by mail to any address on Io- oeipt of price. Dilvnrth’s Drug Stow, 170 King St. But, Toronto. Mon~W3LLMAN~By the Rev. G. N. Bufledgo. at the residence of the 'bnde's lama: on Wednasda. , June 12, Lew Wicepl Allanbsle. f0 Lizzie alman. 0! Markham Township. Revs. Messrs. Percival and Rutledge atâ€" tended. as delegates from Richmond Hunts Ami-Jesuit Convention which met in To- ronto on Tueiday and Wednesday of this week. Several of the ladies of the W. C. T. U. of this village are attending the Convention now in session in Toronto. Reeve Pugsley is attending the June ses- sion 0! the County Council. Mrs. J. Rupert,Miss Rupert and Miss May Rupert, 0! Toronto. wars the guests of Mrs. A. J. Rupert, over Sunday last. _V_ __ ..._v unuulufi team. First Aurore played with Almira, the hitter winning bv two straight games. Then Richmond Hill High School faced Markham Village, when the former defeated their op- ponents by one goal. The two victorious teams (Almira and Richmond Hill) then took the field, but at the end of the time al- lowed, forty minutes, neither side had scor- ed, and the match was therefore a draw. Play might have been resumed, but as the Hill boys had played two matches in succee- 810D, and an the ground was very soft and muddy, thev declined to play longer.&nd the all was given to Almire. Our boys did ex cellent work, and with a little more practice will make a very strong team. Below we give their names and positions:â€"Goal. F. Harrie; Becks. E. Hitchcock, T. Morteon; Half Backs, E. Frisby,G. Nixon;Bight Wing, 1 S. Robson, W. McDonald; Left Wing. A. l Vsnderburgh, H. Brown; Centre, E. Frisby, E. Vendor-burgh, Captain. The Almira club werezâ€"J; Forester, W. Mustard. A. McKay. A. Smith. J. McKenzie, N. Retelifie. D. Hare. E. Forester, N. Must- ard. W. McKay. J. Powers. v v ,V .-_v r uuuuuu I: ll] AIIUV. C. Langford. when good collections were taken. Returning to the football tourna- ment on Saturday afternoon four good teams entered tor the ball which the committee of management had procured for the winning &n..... U:_»A A.-. ,,,, The anniverserv in connection with the Sabbath School, Victoria Square. was held on Saturday and Sunday lust. On Saturday. the annual Tea was given at the chui~uh.and was served commencing at 4 p. In. There Was a good attendance, but the min evident. ly kept many any. Different kinds of sports were provided, but the football tournment drew the largest crowd of spectators, who seemed to be greatly interested in the play. In the evening Rev.C. Langtord, of Toronto, delivered his lecture “Why I left the church of Rome.“ and was listened to very atten~ tively. Miss Ida Simpson sang several pieces in her pleasing manner and the mum” 1n bel- pleasing manner. and the evlenviâ€"nng passed by very satisfactorily. On the Sun- day following services were preached by Rev, f‘ tannin-) -1. __ , , . .. . ___- u-nlvufillll appreciated their efiorts. The proceeds at the evening amounted to about. {$35 which will he in aid of St. Stephens Uhurch. Many thanks are due Mr Jackson and family for the use of their residence, and courteous treatment to a” who attended. cm Last Tuesday evening ubout dusk l\Ir.Wm. Munshaw, of Langstafi', underwent. a terrible experience with a bull. He was leading the animal hya chain. one end of which was \ fastened by a ring in the bull‘s nose, the other attached to a piece of Wood to keep him at a distance. The beast becoming infuriated broke the piece of Wood and charged Mr. Muushaw with his horns. He carried the helpless mun across the yard, through a gate, and endeavored to gore him against a post. Forluuatels Mr. DnVid Boyle, who was brought. to the see. c by the angry bellowings. managed to get hold of the chain fasten it around the poshand pounded the bull away from his victim. Mr. Mun- snaw was taken in the house bruised and blesding but is likely to recover without any serious results, although yesterday he was unable to turn himself in his bed. No per- son dare unsie the monster so he was shot where he stood. bar’s tickets printed.-â€"Cnrried. Mmed by J. Henuessv, seconded by C. Trevatban. that the President be appointed caretaker of bats, balls, etc.â€"-Oatriad. Meeting adjourned. A meeting was called on Friday evening last, at Lorne Hall. for the purpose 0! reâ€" organizing the Young Canadian Base Bell Club for the present season. A number of the young men were in attendance and umui- feeted considerable interestiu the meeting. On motion of C. Wright. seconded by J. Hennessy, Mr. Chas. Pilgrim was elected chairman. Moved by A. Penruse. seconded by R. Harper. that C. McLean not as secre- taryâ€"Carried. The election of officers was then proceeded with and resulted 3': follows: President, Chas. Pilgrim; Secretary, W. H. Bandy; Treasurer, WA. Sanderson; Captain, J. Hennesey. Moved by C. ~l‘revetlmn, ae- conded by A. Penroee, that the price of membership tickets be 50 cents, and that the Secretary be instructed to have 50 mem- Coffoid at the Fire PESch. Will . Atkinson. PERSONALS. NILE “AGES Narrow escape from Death Victoria Square, Sherwood. Base-Ball. Flour and Feed 13 liver L Farm Produce in Exc A. l‘IOODIE. FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS OH HAND New Prints 6 cts. up, Chambrays 10 ct: Gents’ Furnishings. Call and see our Spring Stock, consisting of BEAUTIFUL SPRING TWEEDS, FINE CASHMERE, AND 1889‘ Galvanized Wire. Oiled and Annealed Wire, Spades, Shovels. 8c Nails Carpenter’s 'L'ools. Building Paper, Barbed Wire, (fruarantee Satisfaction. Horse Clothing, Whips, and other supplies always on hand. Patronag All I ask is a fair trial; Geo. McDonald, - Richmond Hill. HARDWARE STORE I ALL GRADES C From Mr. Joseph Devlin, in the EVERYTHING NEW, EVERYTHING NEAT, EVERYTHING CLEAN, EVERYTHING CHEAP, EVERYTHING GOOD Best Churn made. Repairing promptly attended to. C. MASON. BARREL CHURNS, $500 MAGNIFICENTLINE Jesuits’ Estate Act â€"_‘ Of New Dry Goods, Groceries, Wall Papers, Woodenware, 860., in the At; lowest prices. I use nothing but the best of stock FIRE PROOF STORE Lately occupied by Mr Isaac Crosby. RICHMOND HIL SPRING HAVING PURCHASED THE he Lorne Block, Richmond Hill, I to manufacture and sell Hot Air Furnaces Eave Troughin , Metallic Roo g. Iron Pumps, Baths and Sinks, Stgvesl Imware NUN’S VEILING. cts, up. Ladies’ and Patronage solicited . and will 1889 Cf ream now prepared