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GOING NORTH. TORONTO. Mull Aucnm. Citv Hail mm mm Union . 853.0 . , . 12.10 Quncn's\\'llurf , . P-‘Lt‘lillllu .. .t' inveupnrc Down-Aricw [‘lmrnhill . . mcrrnnxrr Him. I King Aurnr. .. .. Newmurkci .. S if) U 'I‘ II. Newmm-kct... Aurora. Kin;V . Rim-n I‘hornhill ...... Downsvio'v Dmvcnpni Purkdnlo TORONTO Queen’s Wlmrf PRUCTOR’: LINE Connects with all (ruins. lam-inc. the Pudzncr H’Enso Ricliinnn ‘lfili. us it lluV‘S 1 Mai d; I‘prrcss.l\.n'th & Smith. Accommn lutiuu “ “ Express North...,.. . Mail South... POST OFFICE NOTICE Until further Imtir-o Unils will be closed at the Richmond Hill Post Office us fol]ows:-â€" _ Shlil‘ (t. ll]. MORNING 'â€"Goinr_' NUl‘LllShlllil linst and “79st, including T ‘lrnliill, . anlo.’l‘nrnnln.illitrklmm_&n. 7.45 EVENING :râ€"Guin.’ ‘i‘llltil Eustmnxl Wes. (its ulmvcl 5.3V N.B.‘â€"T{Pgl‘{t{:‘rt‘ll Lemur: mu=tlle handed in “least- E‘Iftcchinutc .rlivrtlmn tlic ubovc mentioned bciurs for cl .iuc. M. TEEFY,Postnvastor. GT @th EN cl. RICHMOND HILL, Thursday, Sept. 3, ’91 fL].J§&. CutLbert Raspberry Bushes for sale. See adv. 22 lbs. Blight sligfiur $1 at the c...- crcte. Palmer (S: Proctor‘s Honest Billy took first prize in the 2.50 trot nt Hamilton yesterday. New Full Goods ex. 5. s. Pomrranisn now at New Yotk for Atkinson & Swilzar. Fire Bri. adc practice and business meet- ing next. Monday night, September 7th. All stores and places of business will be closed in Richmond Hill to-morrow (Civic Holiday). ' We’re the mercantile prize fighters of tho duv, the rrgulur knockers-out of pticcs. At- kinson dz Swilzer. The High and Public Schools of the vill- age re-npened on Monday after the summer imlidsvs with ngood attendance. In the High School are 19 new pupils. We have no Mix-FITS, they are all MEN‘S FT TS. Clothingâ€"fit fur (.‘upmxli~fs, fit for Merchant, fit for Laborer, til for awry man. If you WlSll to bore it FIT. The Village Colllll'il (Ire putting in three, new tanks having in View bcttcr fire pru- tectiun. A very large one is being sunk just to the north of Skeele’s jewelry shop, one in the park and the third on Arnold street. Fruit Jul'S best quality, wine measure, Quarte, 8-125 per doz.; a,» gale. $1.50 per doz; Imperisl Quurls, $51-30 per doz. at the Con- cram. Mechanics’ Institute. The Directors of the Richmond Hill Meclmnics’ Institute will hold it meeting in the Library Boom Tuesday evening ucxt, Hi- 9 o'clock. Among other business will be the appointing of a committee to purchase library books before the first of October. Harvest Home. The Annual Harvest Home Festival of Zion Ev. Lutheran congregation will be held at the Zion Ev. Lutheran Church, on the 4th Con. Vilushflll, on the afternoon and evening of Thursday. Sept. 10th, 1891. A good Ten and Entcrtuinment will be provid- ed. lIr.Euston Sisley will A"ccupy the choir. Tickets 25 cents; children 15 cents. All aim at the li. We aim to make it, you aim to save it, That‘s all right. Your place to trade is where the merchant is willing to divide profits so that you save while he makes. That place is our store. Atkinson dc Switzer. School Festival. A School Festival and Harvest Home under the supprvlsion of York Mills Public School, will be held in Mrs. Whitton‘s grove on Friday, September 4th.1891. A splendid programme of sports and amusements hns been prepared, consisting of foot races, jumping. swings, dancing, 32c. There will be a tug of wur contest for a valuable prize between the following' school» zâ€"Willnwdnlo, Clarke‘s, Don, and York Mills. A string band will be in attendance. Games to coin- mence at 1 p. m. sharp -, dancing at 3 o‘clock. Supper served from 4 to 7. Tickets, 25 etc. Carrvilie. . The members of Currvillo Methodist church will hold their Annual Harvest Home Festival on Sunday and Monday, S-Apt. 6th and 7th. On Sunday, sermons will be preached at. 10.30 If. m. and ($.30 p. m. by Ilev. Pt. McKee, of Eglinton. On Mondiiy, High Tea uill be r‘t'l'vcd from 4 to 7, nf‘wr Which an entertainment will be given con slat.ng of music by the Richmond Hill: Choir and Orchestra ; Addresses by Rays. .1. U. Speer and J E. Gurducr, of Richmond Hill, and H. .llthc, of Egliuton ; also readings by Miss Burlcigh Mulliollund, of North Toronto. (‘hnir taken at 7.30 p. m. by Rev. Geo. Brown. Tirkcts, Adults, 25c.; Clllldl‘ln undtr 1?. years, 150. The chuIch will be guitutly decorated for the occasion. i" ‘ {Hill (fungi-runs u: t'ltir‘llb yesterday. ‘ loading [louse in tie ticld win n the loud upset, ' , Iziid lit: was throw“ on l , talus of the Tug of War toums south Three Lacrosse M atches. Besides the la'ilel‘ games and amusements '- rnnild Ilill‘s Civic Holiday tbvrc will bc three lucros~c matches, viz : murricd vs. single men of the village, Newmurket‘s sec- ond twelve vs. llichmnnd Hill‘s second ln'l'lt't‘, and Alijlcflcs, of Toronto vs. Rich- mend Hill. At It ll’ll’L‘llllL‘ n-f the (line Ilulidity General (b5aniit'Iee on Monday ovening, Chief Pugs- Icy and Lieut. Salvage were nppointcd cap- and nort'i of Contre strer-t. respectively. For the lucrurso Inritcl: in the forehoon “'ill D. At- lill.\.’\l| :21: ilppoiim-d cuptuiu for the. mnrried men, and All. Powell Is to captain the bachâ€" elsrs. il'ainful Accident. Mr. Bcit. Hopper happened with a painful He was a pitch-fork. One prong; wrnl. through the. thickest part of his leg, entering on the inside and coming out ()ll till: Il,‘l)'l.~ll ’ side. “dill sulne dililcnlty the prong wus romoved and a physician sent for. Fortunately the fork missed the bone Mid tl.o muiu artery. The patient is doing “ell und no serious cflects are feared. An exclinnhe gives this opinion on the pl'm’lnco of the newspaper: Con a news- pupm' please evirybody 9 It cannot. Ought. evarjmio to be pleased '2 No. Why not .’ \\'t-ll jf n lit-Wspdpt'l‘ pleases everybody and everybody were pleuscd, the time spent. here on mirth Would he so fearfnlly monotonous thu‘. the people would not cure ho .v soon the old globe on which we roposc went to pieces. A newspaper must rattle dry bones, make everybody mad, he boycotted, kick up jack, tell tim trulli, expose fil'St‘lltlUJ, lay bare hypocrisy, irulld and the like, and trust to the sober second thought of all fair minded people. An invaluable-(dial: Dr. Muy, superintendent of Mechanics‘ In~ stitufcs for Onturiu, wrote from the Educa- tional Department in April last as follows:â€" “ The publishers of the new mid revised En- cyclopme Britannica have conferred l\ pub. lic benefit by issuing a standard work at an extremely low price, equal to, um] in many respects superior to, the v0 uminous, expen sive English edition. The condensations contain the pith of the original urticles nud sire really lnlmr-suviug appliunws to readers, and the non subjects introduce l, including flb'\lll.‘1,(liltl bltlgl'flpllljs of living man, and articles relating to this country are invalu- ublo. The gt’Ut’l'lll get-up oi the book is quite rqnul to that of the expensive edition. It will till it long-ft” Want in Mochmiics’ In- hillllll s, which i.ll require~un Encyclopsejia at moderate cost. The price is so low that ll is even within the reach of private iudl viduuls who use books of reference." Civic Holiday. Tomorrow (Friday) having been proclaim- ed a Civil: Holiday in Richmond Hill, the citizens purpose celebrating the day by a good progl'uulme of sports in the Park. At. 10 a. m. u lucmsse mutch will take place be. (“'t'éu the mutried and the Single men of the vi lilgc. At 11 a. m. the Fire Brigade will give no exhibition of work, and a goof] pro- gramme has been rrovided for the afternoon. Liberal prizes wi-l be given for the following 0 unpetions :I-Hook & Ladder Race. Hose Coupling, Foot Races, Suck Race, Boot Race, Animal Race. Dug Rice, B ibbing the Bun, Tug of \Var, tic. A Grand Lacrosse Mulch will also take place in the ulternOuu between the Athletics, of Toronto (Champions of the Central District) and Richmond Hill. The Richmond Hill Band will furnish music during the day. Admission 15 cents ; child- rru under 1:! years, 5 vents. There will to im entertniumeui iu the Agricullurul H.“ in the thUlllg. A good time may he eXpect- ed. Notice‘ to Competitors. Rules and regulations for governing the games on Civic IlJliduy, Sept. 4th, 1891. Hank and Ladder race .~ Each team to be composed of 7 men. all on rope or tongue but 3 men. 100 yds. run, erect a ladder, mun to ascend and time to be called when top rung: is reached. Hose Coupling Cori- iert : ~IO‘J ft. of hose laid down, Oonplcrd to start from fir-It length, detach second and last lcngllis, return and recouple Second length. HJse Coupling Contest for Appren- ticc Fircmen1300ft. of hose laid down, couplers to start from first length, detach first and last lengths, return and recouple some. Bobbing the Run : Bun to be sus pended from 21 timber; hands of competitors tied behind. First prize given to competitor outing buu in quickest time. '1 ug of War: Best two out of three druwr; centre of rope to be marked; each draw to last one minute. Teams for Competition in Hook-and-Laddcr 1' Ce “ill be Selected by ballot from firemen turning out at. the exhibition cull. Firemen in good standing of the age c119 years and under will be allowed to compete in Apper- tice firenieu's Contests. In hose coupling contests three pairs must start or no second money will be awarded. In all other races three to start or no Second money awarded. Decision of judges to be final in all cuses. Committed for Trial. A rather serious affair took place at the Woodbiidge toll-gate on Tuesday night of last. week. The row that led to the shooting was the culmination of trouble that. has been brewing for some time over the collection cf tolls on the Vaughan gravel road. The road is the property 0.‘ a company organizud forty years uco, having a. charter that will expire ten yean hence. For some time efforts have been made to have the toll- nutcs abolished. Al. the lust session of the Ontario Legislutute an amendment was made to the General. Road Company‘s Act \vhol’eby rm inrpector could order at road to be put In ptopt‘r repair, and in the event of to do the managing committee fiiiliug so the right to collccf tolls would be furfrited. Eurly in the spring Peter S. Gibson, the inspector under the Act, directed lll‘lt the road should bu repaired. Tllrccmoutbs,tbe time Allowed by 14W, ; elapsed, and as Ills Work was not completed he ordered thiit the toll gates he tiikcu down. The gate keepers still continued to collect tall in spite of the protests of the residents. Township sciicitor, Lawrence, po>ted up copies of the notice that had been served on the gate kwpers, but still travellers Were obliged to par. On Tuesday evening a des- pt'l‘flle move was resolved on. About 50 or (30 men from the neighboring villages us- scmtlud ul. chiullurg and resolved to de- molish the oficnuive gates. They slurtcd along the Vunglmn road toward Woodbridpa -~iu antions, on llursebuck and on fear. There are three gates on the rond and ‘the first was torn from its hinges and the wilds pulled down without any opposition. The second shared the same fate, and a rope Was hitched to the lick-pet‘s house as if to Cum- pleto the work of demolition. It. seemed to be morcly no attempt to Scare the inmates us no dainngc was done. The third gute, at the outskirts of the Village of \Voodbridgu, was the scene of the chooting iiFfrriv. it was it» bout 11 o‘clock when Mrs. McIntosh, who is employed as keeper of the gate, was awaken. ed by the approach of the crowd. She came out and deniundcd the toll, and u stormy al- ternation ensued, in which unpui-liuinei.lnry language wne used on both sides. The door of the house, which stands piirtly on the road allowance, \viis kicked open, and Alex. Moln- tosh come to his wife‘s assistance. Tho unto was now off the hinges and the men were. working laboriously at the heavy posts fastened strongly in the ground. Mull-lush was roughly bundled in the crowd, and he disappeared Into the house. returning uitb u short-burrelled cavalry musket. In the skirmish that followed the gun was discharg- ed and John Ireland fell in the road Willi a charge of shot in his thigh. Arthur Hal. lingshead seized the gun from Mclutmh‘s hands and broke the stock on the post. The Work of demolishing the guts was finirhvd and the crowd dispersed, while Mr. Ireland's friends removed h m to Dr. McLean‘s surgery for treatmint. The. entiie charge had (In- tered his thigh within a sr-me about. four inches in diameter. Only eight grains could be extracted out of tl.c 52 thut bud entered the flush. The patient, was after- wards remored to his home nt Kitinburg, where he is now under cure of Dr. Rubinm-n. County Constable Hashim took the cuss in hand, but; had much (litticulty in finding evidence. No one connected with the ilffiiir cared to divulge the fuel. Friday morning he felt that llS had obtained sufficient. evi- dence for a preliminary bearing and arrested Alex. McIntosh on :1 Warrant charging him with shooting with intent to do grievous bodily harm. High Constable Jones had in the meantime mode preparations for arrest- iug him on H charge of attempted murder, but was arrested on the lesser charge first. A preliminnry trial was held before County Magistrate Wallis,and alter much conflicting evidence the magistrate found sullicicnt evidence to send the case for trial. Bell was afterwards accepted and the prisoner was relcaaed from custody. PERSONALS. Rev. J. H. Starr and wife have been visit.- lng friends in the village this Week. Mr. Hirium \Vl‘iglll. of Henry, lllluoiu, was a. guest at "The Cellars" last. week. Miss Kyle, and Misses Maggie and Gori- rude Kyle, are Vlaiiiug at Mrs. G. Wiley‘s. Miss L. Wright spent a few days this week with her Cousin, Dr. A. J. Campbell, of Nitgaru. Rev. F. Heuthcnte, 0f King Citv, will preach in St. Mary’s Church, morning and Waning, next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. Elliott are spending :1 few days at Sand Hill this week where they attended the marriage of a. relative. Mr. S.Suvage, of Newark, New Jersey, accompanied bv his friend, Mr. Cross, me making a. visit With Councillor Sivage thi- week. Mr. N. J. Armstrong and of Stoufiville Were in the village yesterday on their way from Toronto. THE LIBEICAL is pleased to acknowledge a. friendly call. Mr. F. from Ottawa wzu re during lile‘Vt‘rk with his gun dumes who in the mililm depurtmeur of the Uivd Ser- vice. MT. Hamilton, )ICCtlll'Iglly returned yes‘erda)’ he Lind been Visiting is B Ifi'l‘lls NESSâ€"At Dollar. 3rd Con. Markham, on Tuesday, Sept. lsb. the wife of Win. Nous, of u. sou. stLEIâ€"On 'l‘llursduy, the 27th of August, the ‘ wife of Dr. 0. Sisley. Ellesmere, old son. MDERSONâ€"At 103" Mullville Street, Vancouver, B. 0., on August 3151*, the Wife of Rob. A. Anderson, of a. daughter. DEATH S. GRAHAMâ€"In Richmond Hill. on Monday, Aug. Eliot, Olive Annie, iiifmit daughter of Joseph and Louisa. (imlmm, :Lucll 4 month; 2-} Guys“ IMCFAYDE.‘â€"Ull Friday, August 25th. at Thisth- ton.Johi‘. Mc‘c’zivdcn, aged do your s. HOBHLEyâ€"vrtt ()nmrio, California, on tho Elsi; of August, but, Min-y 'l‘lioinsun, will: of John F. Hursley, law or ’l’orontn, iuid dnuglitor of John Wakefield, of Richmond Hill. for nicer of Edgely. FWA’NT D Salesman to bundle our hardy Nurseryfitock. ilundemne outfit free, salary or commission from start, have done busi- ness in Canada for over thirty years. Suc' ccss gunrunteed to pushing men if they fol- 2.... low our instructions. Write for terms ill. once CHASE. BltUTHERS’ CO., I Nurserymen, lA.L.3kEELE, atria-flatter «k lewcllcr. Also dealer in Groceries nnd other Staple Articlizs. Prices right. Patronage SI licited. M. 7"?" 7 Vâ€"_' 7" 1 " IVth WAN TDD To sell for tho II‘HNTHXLL Nurserms cf Cunmln, which have been increased to 7m) acres stock choice and cuiuplutc iu nil lines; nowes spe- cialties: hmth Russian fruits. &c. ; liberal pay weekly ; can start men to work at once; first» class outfit; free. ticulors to Write without dcluy for pnr» STUNT. dc WELLINGTON, Nurserynien. 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YARDS FINE SHAKER FLANNEL, worth IO cts., for one dollar. LBS. BRIGHT SUGAR for one dollar. 00 \VOOL N 21 LBS. WHITE SUGAR for one dollar. 18 LBS. EXTRA GRANULATED SUGAR for one dollar. 8 CANS OF THE FINEST SALMON for one dollar. 20 6 BOTTLES OF IO OZ. PICKLES for one dollar. 8 LBS. BIRD SEED, or less quantities at same price, for one dollar. LBS OF OUR CELEBRATED BAKING PO'WDER for one dollar. \Vc have just passed into stock nearly 1,000 Gentleman’s Ties and S:arls, all patterns and the finest lot we ever introduced to you. Among the fresh arrivals you can find a beautiful range of German Plaids and Stripes, lovely soft Fabrics and good wearing, very cheap at 25 cents per yard. The heaviest Shirting just in at 10 cents per yard. The Celebrated Loch Lamond Shirtiug,just a few patterns at 15 cents per yard. Remember the place, \V ILL D. 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