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Those who wxuh a. copy of the Women's Globe ‘0 be issued on we 18th inst" should leave their orders in ‘good liuw. as in all likelihood the demand will be greater than the supply. RICHMOND HILL, Thursday, April 11, ’95 It Iénst Flfreen Mix mentioned hours L M!- T. Herbert Lonnox will be at Kelly’s fiotel every Wednesday. '1‘ hid}ka Union Leave G 7 10... 7 Pure Leaf Lard 10 cents per pound at the Concrete. Messrs. A. 8. Savage and R. Puwell were elected members of the Fire Brigade on Monday evening. ‘hcnmoxr 'l‘hornhi l] Downsviev D wenpor‘ "-mrkrmle, Connect: Hmmo Ric Mai‘ & Ex: Accommm Express N Mail Sautl Dr. F. J. Gallanough, V. 8., vieus Rich- mond Hill proiehionally every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. Until further native ‘ hails will be closed Richmond Hill Post Olfics as follows:â€" To-morrow being Good Friday will be ob- servefl, as‘uaual, as a public holiday. Canned goods, stock complete. at. the Fire Proof. Mr. O. J. Brown has decided to continue his busiuesa in tho old stand. Watch for new ad. next weak. Orders taken fur the Daily Star newspaper at THE LXBERAL Office. Only £1.00 a year. Last car Hui: (3. P Lace Curtains from 300. up at the Fire ?roof. Choice California Apricots 150. per pound at the Concrete. The postponed Division Court. will he held in the Court Room here on Saturday next. the 13th iust. Cotton Shirlings 5, S, 10 and 120. peryard at the Fin Prod. Momma 'â€"â€"Gm‘.u2 Norhh. soulh East am West, includqu Thornhi) . Maple, Toronto. Markham , (h Emmfla:â€"Going south East :i‘ud West (a SUMMER TIME TABLE .Court Richmond. A. O. F , meeta on “Fri- day night 0! His week. Good Bosnia Prunes for Se. per lb. at the Concrete. Presents for the children of the Sick Hos- pital will be received at THE LIBERAL. office to-morrow (Good Friday) forenoon. Good Friday and Easter Monday are bank holidays. Puro Lard. Maple Leaf Brand, 5 1b. pails 50¢. each at tbeFlre Proof. PRUC 1051 10 O5 Good Lemnna 1‘20.per (1023!. the Concrete. POST 0F Meiropolimn SI. Railway Going South 1010 11 00‘ 1o 10 10 30 10 50 410 440‘ SM). ‘240 310‘ 839 850 9-10 14o 610 3o ) H11 edACel‘edeerers must be hrm fteen Minutes earlier than the L hours for closing. 0 am FOR’a wit-l ah ,. 1120.. .. ,....1120..1141) lurch on Saturday mght loaves ‘.. Crossing at 11.50 o'clock 11 10 11 30 1010‘ 1030 911 14o fish 4 10111: 4f) FICE NOTICE gibmal. Leave G 40 . 7 4C. M. fEEFY. Postmaster in; 1an 62 Soutt STAGE LINE. Raving the Palmer 1(1 . 10 30. 10 50. ll 10 1130 1150 1210. 1010 800 830 850. 9m. 93!» 910 Going North Iolo .1030 11 10 '7 00 At 800 940 30 50 5.30 handed in the above ,8.00 a m. 1100 am 5.30 p. m- 6.15 1‘. m- at. the 10 u 12 55 ‘8 45 6 ‘55. 455 710 7.45 7.12 Laid to Rest. The late Mrs. S. Savage. notice of whose death appears elsewhere in this paper, died at her home in Toronto Junction on Satur- day last' after one week's illness. During her brief illness, the decanted was surround- ed by relatives end triende, her devoted hue- bend, her sons and her daughters-in-luw be- ing constantly at her bed-side.all anxious to administer every comfort and consolation in their poster to a loving wife and affectionate mother. The funeral took place from her late residence on Monday last. A large number of friends and old acquaintancos gathered at. the house, where service was conducted by Revs. Messrs. Grant, Hill and Match, niter which the funeral oortege start- ed for the Richmond Hill cemetery, where deceased was interred. The casket was opened at the gene. where many a tear was shed bv the friends who looked for the last time into the peaceful countenance oi one whom to know was to love. The pail-bearers were her six youngest sons, VIZ . John. Sylvester, George, James, Andrew and Charles. ’l‘he sernee at the grave was con- ducted by her faithful minister, the Rev. Mr. Grant. who accompanied the mourners iron: Toronto Junction. The Hiuh and Public schools will close for Easter Vncalion this afternoon, and will re- open on Monday, the 22nd of Aprfi. Rnrni Pchools will ngflln commence duties on Tues- day, the 16“: inch. The dwelling. with most of its contents. belongiag to Mr. John McGiHivray was burned at Wilcox Lake last Sunday morning about 10 o'clock. It I? nuppcae'l me fire originated tin-nah defective stove-pipes. The place was insured in the Mercantile, but Mr. McGilIivmy‘s less WI” be considerable. A good deal of dissatisfaction has been canned during the past winter by the way the Wrought Iron Bang: 00. do their busi- ness around the connlry. Mutterings 0! dis- satisfaction have come from the neighbor- houd of Newmarket, and, a iew weeks 330, a letter appeared in the Markham Economist under the signature of Mrs. P. Spring, in which she says she was misled by the stove pedlars. The letter stated that the victim was persuaded to allow the agents to set up a range on trial. and afterwards she was iu~ dueed to sign a note on the plea th .t it was to keep the agent straight with the company. The wonder is that people dou't get tired of signing this kind of noten, but as long as the W0] 1d z-tnndn certain pengle will allow them- selves to be bunnbagzei Bee Brand'Pure Ceylon Tea and Tefley‘e landed Ceylon Tea in 3 lb. packages at 20, 25 and 30c. each at. the Concrete: these teas are extra. Kr. Choll': McMuIleu’u smiling enume' ntmce was again seen In our town last Sun- (1115‘, tngelber with Mr. H. McCle-ury, and Mr. L. Meyer, of Toronto. all being guests of the Misses Ellstonfi The Weekly Glbbe will be sent to any ad- dress in Canada lrom now until the close of the seagion of tha Dominion Parliament fur 15 cents. The Daily Glohe (morning edition) will be sent during the same time [or $5100. Parliament convenes on the 18th of April. Those who think of ordering should do so at once. One Dollarâ€" Good aouyd new Valencia Ralsina, $1 per box of281ba. Prompt. cash. Naughtou Bros, Elgiu Mills. What might have been I very serious ae~ cident happened at Mr. Thomas Palmer's on Thursday afternoon. Mr. Palmer had hitched this team at horses to the buggy for the purpose of taking Mrs. ralmer out for a drive. While one of the daughters was as- sisting her mother to get into the rig, the horses, one of which was tied] broke loose and started for the street. Mr. Palmer grabbed [or the lines. but missed them. when he was thrown down, both wheels going over his legs. Naturally, Ihe onlookers were al- most paralyzed with lear as they saw their mother, who was only partially in the buggy, clinging to the seat, as the horses dashed wildly through the gate. As they turned up Yonge Street, Mrs. Palmer was thrown into the middle of the road, but. as it would seem, miraculously escaped seriuus injury. She was stunned for, a time, but being carried into the house she soon rallied. The horses continued 1118 race up the street, turning the corner at the Palmer House, down Elizabeth street to Richmond, where they were caught. They had run over sewral small saplings, but. strange to say, neither horses nur buggy appeared .to be in any way injured. Both Mr. and Mrs. Palmer felt a little sore the morning after the aooidant, but the family look upon the escape of their father and mother as grovi. dentisl. Mr. Jumes Browniee, Village {nap-actor and innitor of the schools, is mending the week with rclaxives and frivnds in the vioin ity of Orangeville. Mr. Bruwnlee‘s work is being done by Mr. J. Dumber. Mr. Leeds Richardson is issuing his an~ nual spring oil-culli- to me ladies of Maple and vicinity. The list which he advertises embraces almost every article needed in the household, all of which he is prepared to sell at low prices. Prints and Deluiueues, a fine assorlmflnt. fast colors and popular prices, at the Fire Proof. Men‘s stvlish ready-made Suits from 81 at the Generate. Unless you have money to throw away you cannot. afford to pay more [or an article else- where than Atkinaon & Switzer sell it. at. Wall Papers at. reduced prices. Micbas that. were sold for 150. now 10c. Ceiling Papers and borderings to match at Savago's. Those popular and well kuawn Ceylon Teal. Salads and anmah, 30, 40, 3nd 600. per ii). at $116 Fine Proof. ' Gn-at value in Cottouades, Tickiugs and Check Shirliugs at the Concrete. Grass Cloth for lining dress sleeves M the Fire Proof. 34 inch heavy Factory Uouuu fur 2nd at the Gunners. The two )Pading lines in Factory the Fire Prev! ‘Lms 5 and 8c. pel y Fxre at wncox' Lake. Miracuious Escape. Pedlars of Stoves Hons Moxizâ€"Soonss~0n Wednesday, March 28th, M: the residence of Mr. Collmd, Township of Whimhurch, by Rev J. Vivkery. Mr. Thomas John 'l‘bompkins Morby. to Miss Olive Maud Soules. McNEm~MAnyquTBEnâ€"On \Vednasdny. 3rd inst]. M the residence of Mr. W. J. Bell, Markham cownship.by Rev‘ J. Vickery. Mr. Albert McNeiL 30 Miss Etna Marywhether, both of North wall‘xmbury. Fine Wall Paper», with Border to match, from 40. per roll up, at the Concrete Cottonadea 10, 15, 20 and 250. per yard at the Fire Proof. Best. value you ever saw. TUESDAY, April lath-Credit. sale of farm stock, implements, &c.. on lot '23. 4th con. Scurboro, the property of James Lowrie. Sale av. 12 o'clock; lunch prodded Terms 7 months. Salem Eclmrda auctioneer. Wmnussnn. April nthâ€"Credit sale'of horses. huueelmld furniture. 00013, &c., on corner of Papa and Gamble Avea, Todmordeu, the property of John E. W. Armstrong. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms 7 mos. Salem Eckurdt. uuct. T'EumsnAY. Apnl lath-«Auction sale of the old Presbiteriun Church, Unionville. Terms made nown on day of sale. For full panic- ulnrs apply to Salem Eckardt, auctioneer. [S’Partles getting their Bills printed at this Ofl‘loe will r'eceivea'nooioesimilarto the above FREE or CHARGE 0:: good Farm Proportv at low rates of interest 1V 1867,0hap‘ 110, Sec. 36, and amendments thereto. that all creditors and other persons having claims against the estate of Johanna. Hopkins. late of the Village of Richmond Hill. in the County of York. wianw. deceased. who died on or about the lat day of December. 1894. are regnired on or before the let day of May. 1895. to send by post prenaid to the under- signedastatement in writing of their names and addresses and (all particulars 0! their claims and demands, verified by stututorv de- clarations, and stating the nature of the se- curities,“ any. held by them. And notice is hereby given that. after the said lst day of Nov, 1895. the executrix willproceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the rpertias entitled tl ereto. haVng regard only to the claims of which she shall than have had notice and the said executrix will not be liable (or the said assetsor any part thereof to any psi-son or per- sons of whose claim or chums she shall not nave had notice at the time of such distribution. Big vaiue in Laundry and fine Toilet Soars at the Concrete. Ell-0y, W. Scott. H. A. waoHs. cuufirming the} executive commit Was present, was a draft of n gulls] SAVAGEâ€"ID Toronto Junction, on Saburdav. the 6th of April, Margareb Gould, wife of levester Savage. and mother or Councillor §avage,of this village, in the 69th year of The owns} may have the same by proving proforty and paying expenses. 40.2 “’56. PIPER. Richmond Hill Notice m creditors. Awell-brell Black and Tan Bound came to the premises of the undersigned on Monday, 25th March 1895. A Brick House in good repair. with good garden and small fruits. is to rent, on Mill street, m the Village of Richmond Hill. Apply to ' No. x, Ademidc Street East, Toronto. Sum: of one dam" and upwards received on deposit and intake“, allowed thereon from date of deposit w withdrawal. Special arrangemencu can be made :for large sums left on deposit. VO'I'ICE is hereby given pursuant to R. S. 0.. l 1867, Chap‘ 110, Sec. 36, and nmeudmenns THE ammo BANK AURORâ€"A BRANCH Dated this 90141 day or Marci, 1395‘ “out? to 1mm onAflrsit f:nox'tgages. Ea.“ mom y vmeum. pp y ) m A..F'. MCKENZIE. 82-81:: King P. 0 D A. RADCLIFI’E. Manager. MONEY TO LOAN COOK. MACDONAlD & BRIGGS, Bloney to Loan NOTES DISCOUNTED. Bale-notes cashed or taken for collection Hound grayed. House to Rent Banking omoe, Yongo Street, Aurora. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT BARBARA FALCONER, Executrix. 33-4 Richmond Hill P 0 General Banking Business Done Barristers. Solicifiors, Notaries, Agricultural Meeting. Sale Reglsr. NIARIKIAGES DEATHS ner T. H. RILEY Our Spring Stock has an-ived in all the htest styles consisting of ‘Ladiea‘, Gents”, Misses’ and Boys’ B )Ot‘l, Shoes, Slippers, 35c. Ladies Strap Slippers, Dongola Kid, only 1 Misses and Buys Carpet Slippers, only 31,00, worth $1.50. 256.. worth 450.- Ladiea Oxford Shoe, finest. kid, satin tip, Strung Laced Boats, high cut, 3 to 7, a extra finish, only $1.25, woth $1 75‘ bargain, only 75c. Ladies Dungnla Kid Button Root, 3. bar- Bays J: Girls School Boots, hand made, gain, only $1 25, worth $1.75. only $1, worth Sl 50. Ladies Gipay Boot_, blimpâ€"ll or lagequi’tn- Mg'risitrong Laced Bouts, only $1, worth Your Piature Taken AT] purchasers of Boots & Shoes to the amount-0f 351.25 and over, we will take their photo and send‘ to their address free chharge. Come and got yourlpicture taken first time you are in the city. V We take them right in the store. guro leather, only SI 22, worth $2 00. Fine Cloth Slippers. 3 £0 7, mny l‘25c. Prunella Buskin’a Elastic Front. 3 Lo 7, oulv 25c. Worth 500. COR. KING «S: GEORGE ST.. TORONTO T. DOVV’SVVEIJL. Proprietor. New Prints, New Sheetings, New Dress Goods, New Gottons, New Flannelettes, New Cottonade New Delainettes, ( New Tweeds. New Muslims, New Trouserings Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, and Garden Seeds. 1895. These are facts that appeal to every buyer. They touch his taste, his purse, and his comfort. A TKINSON SWITZER, DOMINION SHOE STORE, ISAAC CBGSEY. The Fire Proof. \Ve guarantee a First~class Fit every time. There is no more to say APRIL. $1.50. Mans Kin Grangers,whole fox,enly 81.50 worth $2. Menu Fine Calf Boots, silk stitch,pninh-<l or Philadelphia toe, only $52, worth 83. 189