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elections to serve in the Legislative Assembly, and unmarried women and widows whose names appear on the voters’ list as qualified to vote at the election of municipal councillors." . Section 16: “In case no person was appointed as aforesaid or in the absence of" any person authorized as aforesaid to attend at a polling place, or at the final summing up of the votes. any elector entitled to vote on the said question or any elector who is in the same interest as the person so absent, may, upon making and subscribing, before the deputyieturmng officer at the poll- ing place, or the clerk of the muni- cipality, a declaration in the form of Schedule ‘ V” to this Act, be ad- mitted to me polling place t6 act {or thc, person so absent.” Section 4 reads : "The persons qualified to vote on the said quest- ion, shall be all persons who are at the said date entered on the last voters‘ list lot the municipality, cer- tified by the county judge under the proviswns of The Ontario l'orcrs' List Act, 1885;, as qualified to vote at the elections to serve in the Legislative Assembly, and unmarried women and widows whose names appear on the voters’ list as qualified to vote at the election of municipal The wu‘st thing that was said about the Village Council at the nomination on Friday last was that three of the members found it con- venient to be away on that day. The reeve and Mr. Palmer were a minority of the council, but they had to speak for the whole number. Municipal Councillors are not ex- pected to neglect their own private business. It is a pity, however, that they have to absent themselves on the day of nomination. They should be prepared on that day to answer any question which the rate- payers might wish to ask them rel- ative to the nflairs of the Village. ’fhesame holds good with reterence to school trustees; Day alter day The Globe tries to get The Empire to give an express- ion of opinion with reference to the platform or the Patrons of Industry and the F. P. A. The Empire's reply is, “No do not desire to in- trude at a moment of poignant grief and mental distress." This may be good policy on the part of the Con- servative organ, but it can’t be call- ed courageous. \Vhen newspapers are atraid to speak’ out plainly on current questions there must be something radically wrong some- where. Monday in with SCCtIOX Section 4 qualified to ion, she“ b‘ the said dat The third p go of the 'Ioronto Daily Mail is noted in: “Want” adVertisements. If you want a situation. a mecha nic, a business, unciiii: eiy, lodging, if you have lost or fiund an} thing , or If you want to find out whue .uynne is, advertise in the Toronto Inn/g Mail, and read the ad- vertisements on the third: page of that paper. '1‘.‘.e chm'ge' in two cents :1 won] each insertion, or ten cents a. wordfor six insertiom. Address The Mail, Toronto, Canada. sons c agents Last Friday evening the officers of the Sabbath Sklilflil v. ere elected for the en- suing year. Refine the election a short but concise report was read by the secre- tary. Mr. A. Smith, which showed a miked increase in attendance, and also showed that :. eunsidcrable amount of money was on hand, which amount they, purpose spending in procuring a library for the schOul. On the evening of the 29th inst. a temperance meeting will be held in the Methodist church. A large number of popular speakers are expected to be pres- ent. The choir and other local talent vote ' hex-1 as there appea in some; quarter Reignive to the Pr nd :1150 as to whether per- n be appointed to act as ‘ they neglect attending at rk’s offi'Ce on the second in December in accordance tron 12 of the Act: :1] 4 reads 1 "The persons sestions 4 3 appears be taken 1n "evince on ADVERHSEMEMS Edgely ‘Efiihwal. SaS ‘hur Monda and 16‘ sday. Dec ohibil hibition Plebi- e various parts unday next, we 1 16 of the Act, be some doubt who have ether per- \‘Villiam \Valter MachzerrcH. suspect- ed as the murderer (if the unfurhmatv aid couple, Mr. and Mrs. Win’iiams, 0; Port Credit, has been arrested and placed in jaii. He was arrcnced on Monday night by Detective Davis, at the farm house of Henry Stubleford, Woburh, a few miles east. of Turuntn. He claims to be innocent of the awful ciml .1. pro -ferred against him, but. admits being in the horse deal. The prisoner has engaged T. C. Robiuehte as phis counsel. The pen jAcket worn Dy MacWherreH, abuut which as) much has been said, is to be examined by an expert. to dam-mine whetherthe red spots found on it urn blood or paint. ‘RELIEF IN 51x }10UR.‘;.-â€"~ Kidney and Bladder diseases 1" six hours by the “Great South Kidney Care.” This new rel great surprise and delight, tn on accouuz vf its exceeding ‘11 in relieving pain in the bladdm back and every pant oi the nu sages in male or female. 1t Ft tention of water and pain in 1 almost immediately. if you “- relief and sure this is your I'Blllt by W. A. Sanderson, Diuggist. WEDNESDAY. Jnn Mr. J. S. Wateri teaching here for t}: has given up his siL‘ moving to Mmdwb: succeeded by Mr. I] TEMEERAN GE 89 GEHERAL RESIDENCE MAPLE. J. T. SAlGEON, I hereby give notice forbidding the public to trespass through my lane. Any pmtyor parties found trespassing in my lens after this date will be pn'aacutud according v law. 1443111 JAMES MARS. ALL Pine Gruva “hull-Maker «‘8 Jeweller. Also dealcr in Groceries and other Staple Articles; Prices right Butr‘onafie Soliqiged,‘ Hereaf: er “hen boring villagus, es call at our town th duct themselves in ner, or otherwise queuces. ' Mr. Watson, is visiting with Miss Fen‘ier Petex'n'.an. Mr. Henry S is expected to: $1000.00 on Firm-Class Farm Pro port 3'. A.L.SKEELE, GORE DIST. MUTiJAL FIRE INSURANCE cm; TRESPASSERS will furnish mt ion. M éss Jenme spending the 1 gal), returned 7 Mr. a visiting Far particulars up ply. ut Taken to Brampt nxnsnn. Jan. stdâ€"Credit; suk stock, implements and ‘uouwhom on west half 10MB, lst, con. Klug‘ any of Mrs. Rebeccu Roberts. 5‘ reserve. Sale at 12 o'clock noon. momhs. J. C. StokeF, m1ut»i"ueer The British America, Also the WANTED Insurance Agent nd Mr atson, 70f Rainy Sale Regisuer NOTICE TO net 1’ Wanted to borrow al‘l‘lVL â€"FORâ€"-â€" SIC na 3) s the bra 7mm LIBERAL OFFICE HM 1t HI TH Mrs. A .c offiM g‘ the plop- Salo without 1. 'l‘ermsl'.) And Jail l' y ”us to ferred 1 the f farm mum's, ’hc ll} iclxi SID HIM way flolmay New Useful 3,1107%. Cheap Xmas Come one and all A. G. ELLIOTT, Choice Groceries Elegant Suitable for the um; RICE- RkC HMON D HILL. to see pretty things. Year’s Eieat H M 0N D H I LL. , ELLIQTT, -AND- Goods Sam E Trade Gifts Opp, Clyde Hotel. HARNESS SHOP FINE HARNESS A SPECIALTY. Geo. McDonald, - Richmond Hill‘ A fine black hide Robe that, is giving the best of BatiSfaction, the very best Robe made fur- the money, always in stock. Can also supply you with Mutassaua or any other kind of EUR COAT you may waut,a.ny aise,to order. Whips and other. suppliel always on hand. Everything as low as the lowest. Calld and see my. stock-before buying eluewhere. Repairing promptly attended to. RICHMOND HILL HARDWARE - STGRE -â€" HER XMAS PRESENTS C. Masonz GEEEEEATEAAS SAM? {Ready Made Glowing", I); Hollinmke Son g; If you want a Mantle, , It you want :1 Suit 0f Clothes, If you want a New Dress, Ifyou want a set of Lace Curt If you want a Pair of B00 The proper plase to go, is HOLLENRAKE» Is the place to get good value in all kinds of Harness. Nothing but the beat stock used, and I defy competition in workmanship or price. 1'71 King St. East, Toronto, 128 King St. East, Toronto, BIA'FASSANA IiOBES. Tfiazziles, Furs, E in stock, a full line of Wool and Jute Horse Blankets, Wool and Rubber knee Rugs, at grices that are right. (OPPOSITE THE CATHEDRAL) .-The Christmas Sale Etarts Teâ€" Morrow; BeducedE E’xices. Ilere RICEIEI 0ND 1111214 iOW Furnishings, E anti Shoes DANIEL & CO, DRUGGESTS, umDIe SKEW r. l. Carvers, Skates, Sleighs, Knives,~ Forks, Spoons, Butcher Knives. A very large as- sortment of Pocket Knives. Chopping Axes 60c. up. X-cutr saws 50c. per foot up. Hardware of all kinds cheap for» cash. Tinware. Repalring done._ Successors to 105. Davids & Co, T. we 89% «5%., CD’S. DI‘ICBS C Bich mend Hill- 33358 END. Ggods, mg A