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TORONTO M Unjmzu tll'kdtflc '. Driventh Downsvmw ma‘nhill ....... magnum) HILL. King ., Aurora. Newmamet dewmn-rket ....... Aurora. . .. King. Ewan . ILL ’l‘hornhin . Dowusview Davenport Fjsu-kdale Tdfidifi‘b' Connects with all trains. leaving House Itinhmonrl Hill. as funuwa: Mail &Ex resstarfh & Snuhh Accommoguh’hn, north and south. Express North flail B'outh Momma} -â€"â€"Goina North. soul “Vests, invlu lin Maple, Tomntn, EVBNmG:-Goinq south East nhovm N. B.â€"â€"Registered Learn-s n IHnant Frauen Mhmtes 0,.th mentioned hours for c‘mKh Until further notine V '11 Richmond Hill Post Offinr SUMMER "film: TABLE PROCTORG‘sâ€"TXGE LINE. Last car Dr. F. J. Gallunnum mond Hill professional) and Saturday afternoon. M1. T. Herbert Lennox will be Hotel every “'edueaduy. 1'2 1 Elgin Mxlls "items" crowded out this week. Grand Milliuery Display this week at the Concrete. Grand Milliuery Display mis week at the ’Coucrew. Map!e Syrup is slow in coming in this season. Grand display of Stynsh Millinexg this week at the Concrete. Easter will be here Sunday. Vaughan Cuuuril meets next Tuesday, tha 9th of April. ul 10 a. m. 10 05 Orders tukmw‘f ‘l at THE LIBERAL O See the fine display of Stylish Millinery at the Consents. Aurora Banner- Hill,speuc pan of in town. eave 7 10.. Noveltivs in Dress Goods and Dress Trim- mings at the Concrete. Trcnsers will be that. is if you buy L Wild geese are 51 may expect. the or 'look out. for spring. We want you to Lake a look at our range of Lace Curtains, particularly at our 500 line, taped in while and ecru. They are the praniest we have ever shown. Askiuson .6: Ethan. Mr. R. Elliott, started for Edmonton, Peel County, on Saturday, when: he purposes spending the epuug and summer months. 305 Fire Brigade meeling on Monday night Union Millinery POST 01'???ch NOTICE 55 Metropolitan :39. Railway Going South llon grnrin'qrn'vrth m1 Saturdmv (1. P. R. Crossing at 11.50 o'c 20 R. TIME TABLE. Opening now at ‘he Concrete. GOIN .. 10.05 GOING 5 .1110. .29 3". .950. 1010‘ 1030 ihgrai. 9.15 Nails will be dosed at the mm: as follows:â€" rth. mth East and nclu linu Thornhifl, omntn,Markhnm.&m 7.45 th East and West (as 49 31 â€"Min's Hall, of Richmond the week visiting friends 35 37 Leave G the Daily Star newspaper flee. Only $1.00 a year. SOUTH mm long this veer Akasou & SWilzer. rs must he handed in .;r1ierthan the above )RTH 'Ig north. Nex‘ we an-griuder, end their 'L EEFY. Postmaster one week from next J. S , vislm Rich- every Wednesday Going North Accom 40 30 Accom 11.13 11.22 1010 .1010 8 oo 8 40. 30 me Palmer 152M: leaves 30 at Kelly‘s mmmm 3.11. Mmmm a. Ar'llO Mail 12 55 1055 Ex. 5.50 5.]: 5.18 6.15 €1.12 7 .42 845 7.34 5.30 The village Sfifi'eh‘FOX‘ is making one of his annnnl calla. \Ve have ya to l'i'ear any man say that. his prupe‘tty is being aBScéued at. 1501.: low a figure Reliable Gurdeu Seeds from Steele, Bros. & 00.. and D. M. Ferry fit 00., a: the Fire Proof. A: a meeting of the directors of the Me- chanics' Iuslilute held nu Friday evening, it Was decided to pumpoue m» esl‘abjrhing 01 a Flee Reading Room 1mm September Eels. Hpre‘s a tipâ€"the Ostrich Tips am] new Mlliinery at Atkinson & SWiner’s are mar- vels of beamy. The York Diatrict Council, R. T. of T., will meet. on Fridu‘, April 12m. 1695. at Stoufiiille. Mrs. M. Wiley and Mrs. J. A. E. Switzer are appointed to represent the Richmond Hill Council. " April fool " 1a never cried at. those who say they bunghh thelr Spring Goods at A:- kinson & Swilmer‘s. The Epworth Lemme will hold their Monthly Roll Cu” and Unnneorntiun Meeting on Friday evening; subject, ' Gud‘fl Cure over His People." A full attendance of members is enmeully reqnealed. Weston Tims»\\’e had the pleasure of seeing Mess-rs. P. u. Savage and J. W. Elliott, oi Rxchmoud Hill,ou Saturday after- noon in the vilagn. They Were 'hel'e attend- iug the meeting ut Conaervntlves held in the Eagle Hall. The ladies of Blcnmoud Hill and Vicinity are cordiwlly invited tn inspect the artistic Millinery diupluy this week at the Concrete. See tbeEngliah Muiletuus at 151:. per yd. at the Concrete. They are novemes and We have exclusive patterns and linings. Now that it. hns been proposed to establish a Free Beading Ruom in couuectiun with the Mechamcs‘ Institute. in the near future, would il. not be erl tu have the anllion thoroughly discussed thruugh the columns of THE LIBERAL. Nearly ewery perunn in the village IS free to udmit that. such a place is desirable, yet them are some who have their doubts nu to its being well palrouizad. We should be pleased to near the prus and cons. His Honor, Judge Morgan, gave the Divis- ion Court here a genuine April Fool On Mon- day last. lry not pulling in an appearance, much to tha disappointment of [many who were direcin or indirectly inlerested in some of ihe cases that were to have come up for hearing. Mr.anrence went to the telfiphouf‘ and learned that-he hud Just ruumed from Sullon and was unable to he at Richmond Hill. The adjourned cnnrt wih be held on Satmday. 47116 13m of April. “ A thing of beauty is a jny lureVrr." Do not miss it! but. go and inspect the beauti- ful Pntleru Hats and Bonnets at the Gun- crete. Free to Subscribers. In the Art Buildings at the grPat- \Vnrld’s ‘Fuir there hung a well known, beauliful pic- ture of the Governor-General’s two sons, the Hum-Dudley and the Hun. Archie Gordon, dressgd‘gu this fancy qugxume of. two little Buddies?wa Lad beeu' ’amusing themselves playing at. digging potatoes, Wllils‘ their fntber an! at his dinner, and who now rested erullingly nn 3 wheel-barrowfnl of the “laties.” Tm LIBERAL was much pleased a few days ago to LQL by mail a beautiful chrolithograpb of this picture. Subscribers to “ Wee Wilvie Winkie.” 50 cents a. year, edited by Lady Marjorie Glirdou, gel? [his picture free as long as they Ian. Address Government House. Ottawa. Beantlful Millinpry Display this week at the Coucrele. Every lady in Richmond Hill and vicinity should mspecl it. Hospital for Sick Children. We come again to the readers of THE LIBERAL with u plea for the little rufiereru In this praisewmthy inelitution. For some years past. the children in the Hospital have been maie glad, and a gleam of bnightuess thrown into their Eastvr Day by the offerâ€" ings sent from kind friends in this village and vicinity. We hope for a continuance of the kind and gensrou-i liberality which has made this ni’haring so successful in the punt. We ask in His name, who has said: " Inasmuch as ye have done it unm one of the least of these. ye have done it unto Me." Duuutiuus of bait, jelly, eggs, bunks, toys, clothing, etc , etc , will he thankfully re- ceived 11% THE LIBERAL Office on Good Fri- day morning. These will be carefully packed and taken to the Hospital on Saturnny. The Weekly Globe will be sent to any ad- dress in Canada [rum now until the close of the Session af the Dominion Parliament for 15 cents. The Daily] Glolm (mun)ng edition) will be 53m during the Mme time for $1.00. Parliament. convenes on the 18th of April. Those who think of ordeuug should do so at. once. The "At. Home” given by the above so- ciety last Friday evening lust. was well at- leiided, and the committee «if arrangement feel very much grulrfil‘d at “111 suocvss of their efiurl. The lolluwiug excellent pro. gramme wnsreudered: itrombune solo, Mr. A. Shierk. who responded =to a hearty encore by playing another salvation. A reading, "Little Flo," by Mr. Wm. Harrison. was greatly liked by the audience, as was also another reading by the same gentleman, en- m|ed "Glni-y Halleleah June: " A duet by Miss Ethel Swilzer and Mr. E Mason â€""The [mowâ€"was excellently rendrred and warm- lv received. Miss H. H. Wilev also con. tributed a very fine sulo. Mr. A. S, Savage delighted his bearers wim hie baritone solo, "Guide Me.” Mn. Mason. Mrsi Swilzer and Miss M.Trem~h also look pm in a very effec- tive trioI entitled " Adown the WHVFTillg Billows.”which was much enjoyed. Mr.R.W. Gloss commenced a corner wlo, but unfor- tunately wac suddenly taken ill and bad to stop, much lo the regret oi thone present, who were thereby deprived of what promised to be a rare treat. After the programme, coffee and cake were handed round, and after enjoying-one hour's social intercourse, bhe audience dispersed feeling well planned with the eveniud’asnbertuinmeut. The pm- needi amounted 4.0 about-sight. dullam. Discussion Invited Epwonh League “ April Fool." Average attendance, 143., _ IV. CIaaa-Jubu Brown, Allie Boyle, Bea. nice Hurrin, Wm. Joyce. Sen. III. Clnasâ€" Clam Langsmfi. James Hub”, Arthur Boyle, Edith Stockdale, Fred meflmfi, Harold Proctor, Nurman Barker. Damn Gluver. Jennie Marga-ton. Sen. II‘ Classâ€"~Berlbu Dutcher, Mabel Smith; Douslas Derry. Emma Pelernmn', Enlilh Smith. Roipu Geode. Jun 11 Classâ€"Harry Newton. Genevieve Harris. Olive Chamberlain, George Manu'. '1: Sen. part II. ClusséFltussie Stan-mp. Chard»- GIOVer,Jack Nuughloupiive Swilzer. Fr d Lillle. Tm; LmEmL and Weekly Glohe will be Item, from this date to the lat of January. 1896. {or SLUO. As there me exciling times «head, this is too good a chance to be mlsaed. Jun. putt II. Classâ€"Flame Dulchel‘. Starr McMahon. Herbie Ulnfl'ey. Bertie Sliuey, School Board Meeting. Trustees Glass, Switzer, Trench. McCon- ughy, Naughton, Storey. and Newmn were present at the School Board meeling on Monthly. The only question which brought about a discussion Was in raterence to the advisability oi holding promotion exams. in the Public Schools at Easter. Mr. Kirk- pnlrick, the Principal, explained that on ac- count of the prevalence ol the measles at Ullristmumlie usualpromotion exumiuutious were not held. He thonght. humever, that the promotions had not better be made until the close of the term, as to promote now would dis-tonnage the olnsnes. MLNuughton favored an examination at Easler, as none hull been held since before mldmmzner. It was finally decided on motion of bliaNewlon, seconded by Mr. McConaghy, that the pro- motion exams. be postponed until next mid- summer. We have a most complete Dress trimmings Depnrlmml. and our Lluiugl. Uanvas, Huir- cloth. Fiure Cuumois. Braids. elo , etc.. are in demand by all up-Lo-duw penp;e. Atkin- son & Swiszer. brood Little Books. Under the mlys, " Will the Old Book Stand." “ Unrisuauily and Science," “ lhe Mystrry Solved." and "Funnevu Nuts for Skeptics to Crack," Mr. H. L. flux-mugs. No. 47 Uurnblll, Burton, Maul, moels obiecm-ns raised bv skeptics against the Bible and Christianity. and meets them admirably. The four little pamphlets are exoelleut rem- ingâ€"sxcellent Wllb respect both to matter and to style. Each of the perlurmuucrs has been written by a man who knew his sub- jrot, and, of course, how to delend it against yretuudml scientific, moral, or historical utfliculties. The Bible is shown to be in urcurd with science (uot l‘nlse science), ethics, and history. We have risen from perusal of these brochures reseaured that the faith has nothing to lest lrom geology, history, or moral philosophy, as indeed how could it, seeing that the Bible, nature, and the mural law are the work of the only living and true God. We heartily commend the publica tious of Mr. Hastings to those who enjoy a go'ud polemic enlisted in the most worthy of all employmeuwâ€"the defence of the sacred truth. BAKEE-â€"SI‘DERâ€"0u Tue'gday, April 2nd. by Rev F. Eluunc, an the lanefls reaiucuce, Ira. Baker, of Gurmlev, to Mary A. aider, or Wuiufleet, Pa. BRECKONâ€"A‘E Shelburne, on Monday, April 151:, 1894, James Bracken, formerly oi this place. Deceased was a. brother of Mrs. B. Raddiou of this village. FRIDAY. April 5thâ€"Credit sale of farm stock and Implements. on lot 6.0011. 4, East York, the property 0! B. B. Muflinn. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms 8 months. Suleu. Eckurdt, nuct. THURSDAY, April nth-Credit sale of horses, vehicles, &c., at Richmond Hillthe property of 'l‘. Hopper. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 7 months. J. ’l‘. Saigeonmuctinneer. SATURDAY, April Blahâ€"(hedit ale of term stock. implements, &c., on lot 16, rear 8th can of Markham. the propertv of M. Cole. Sale at 1‘2 o'clock; much provided. ‘Ierms 8 mos. Salem Eckarut, auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, April 17thâ€"-Credit sale of hnrses. household furniture. tools, 650., on corner of Pepe and Gamble Aves.. Toilmorden, the property of John E. W. Armstrong. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 7 mos. Salem Eckurdt, auct. THURSDAY. April lathâ€"Auction s-le of the old Presb ten"an Church, Unionville. Terms made uuwn on day of sale. For full partic- ulure uppl) to Salem Ecmrdt, auctioneer. E‘l’urtics getting their Bills printed at this Ollice Wlll receive a. notice similar to the above Irma}: on CHARGE O‘l‘ICE is hereby given pursuant to R. S. 0.. 1887.. Chap. 110, Sec. 36, and amendments thereto, that all creditors and other persons having claims against the eslnte of Johanna Hopkins. late of the VIIlage of Richmond Hill. in the County of York. Wioow, deceased, who died on or about the lat day of Decembe", 1804, are required on or before the 1st day of May. 1895. to send by post prepaid to the under- signedastatument. in writing of their names and addresses and full pnrticulurs of their claims and demands, verified by stututorv (le- clamtions, and stating the nature of the se~ cnrities,“ any, held by them. And notice is hereby given-that after the said lst day of Mav. 1805, the executrix will proceed to distribute the .assets of the said deceased among the mirties entitled tl ereto. hm mg regard only to the claims of which she shall thvn hn-vo had notice and the said executrix will not be lillble for the said assets or any part thereof to anv person or per- sons of whose claim or chums she shall not have had notice at the tiinn of such distribution. BARBARA FALCONER. Executrix. 38â€"4 ‘ Richmond Hill 1’ 0 Dated this ‘20th day of March, 1893. :ppPr, Jynuie Sheppard. Jun. 71711.77 Cl (inf-Frank VSMYey, Mi‘l't'on DAVED HELL, (Ioniccllonm'y, Oranges. Lem- ons. [\uIs and Fruit. BAKER & CUNFECTIONER Richmond Hill. Wedding Cakes on Shortest Notice. Public School Repoh for March \VIIOLESA LE and IRETAIL. DAVID HiLL, MARRIAGES ale Begzsner Proprietor. DEATHS ‘1’ “IL LINE 0!’ ‘-Credit sale of horses. .tnnls, 610.. on corner of Aves.. Tu‘lmorden, the W. Armstrong. Sale at 1 08. Salem Eckurdu, auct. Auction svle of the old :11, Unionville. Terms of sale. > For full partic- Yam Picture“*‘Takén All purchasers of Boots & Shoes to the amount of $1.25 an over, we will take their photo and send to their address free of charge. Our Spring Stock has alrived in all the liteflt styles consisting of Ladies’, Gants', Misaes’ and Boyl’ Boots, Shoes, Slippers, &c. Ladies Strap Slippers, Dongola Kid, only disses and Boys Carpet Slippers, on'y $1.00, worth $1.50. 250., woth 45c.' Ladies Oxford Shoe, finest kid, satin Lip, Strung Laced Boots, high cut, 3 to 7, :1 extra finish, only $1.25, worth $1 75. bargain, only 75c. Ladiea Dungula Kid Buttun Root, a bar- Boyg (LlGirls Sghgyl Boots, hand made, Ladies Dongola Kid Button Root, a bar- Boys J: Girls School Boots, hand made, gain, only $l 25, worth 81.75. only $1. worth $1 50. Ladies Giosy Boot, button or laced, kan- Mans strong Laced Bouts, only $1, worth gnro leather, only $1 22, worth $2.00. $L50. Fine Cloth Slippers. 3 to 7, only 12$c Mons Kin Grangers,whule fox,enly $1.54) Plunella Buskin's Elastic Front, 3 to '7I worth $2. oulv. 25¢. worth 50:. Mens Fine Calf Boots, silk afitch,pointrll 01' Philadelphia. we, only $2, Worth 85}. Come and get your picture taken first time you are in the cit; right in ths store. COR. KING & GEORGE ST” TORONTO. '1‘. ])0VV’SVVEKJL. I’ropl-ietor. New Prints, New Sheetings, New Dress Goods, New flattens, New Flannelettes, New Cottenade New Delainettes, New Tweeds, New Muslins, New Trouserings Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, and Garden Seeas. 1895. DOMINION SHOE STGRE, ISAAC CRGSBY. The FiEfi APRIL. E23393? “’9, take them 1895