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Facs- g1 3% ii :3 fix} .59 RICHMOND HILL, October 28, 1892'. Dr. F. J. Gallanough, V. 13., visits Richmond Hill ‘n-oi'essi01mllv 1.9.. W ed- l ucsday of month (Fair law) from if) to 1'2: 2nd, 3rd and 4th \Veonesdays from3to 5. Authorized Insiwctorof Dairy Cattle. Careful inspections guaranteed. In {.3 C A. ll 4 . Quarterly Services will bc held in the Methodist church on Sunday the 7th of November. I New Raisins, Currants, Lemon Feel, Citron Peel, Figs, at the Concrete. Aplaid rubber cape was found on Marsh‘s sideroad about a. week ago. It may be seen at the LIBERAL office. If you want cheap stoves C.Mason‘s is the place to buy them. The Ka-noâ€"tft concert seems to please the people of Richmond Hill and vi- cinity, as it.- is drawing large crouds every night. G cod Lwnu ms 15:. Vinegar pen Ll. ; othey‘s M . Meat 10:. pack..ge. Atkinson it Switzer. Bills will be out in a day or.two announcingaconcert to be given in connection with the Public Library on Saturday evening, the 6th of Novem- per. All prices of stoves and stove-pipes at C. Mason‘s. The Public Library year reâ€"con'r menccs on the last of November. Non- residents can renew their membership by applying to the Secretary at THE LIBERAL oilicc. Tickets 50 cts. I See the style, quality and wo: .{man- ship of the Good Luck Brooms at Atkinson (v Switzcr. Prices 20,23 and 2.5 cts. At a special meeting of the Village Council on Monday evening a byâ€"law was passed to appropriate $900 of vill- age funds now on hand towards meet- l ing the new debentures for the High school. ,Everything in the Tin, Stove and Hardware line cheap at C.Mason’s. “7m. J. Hodges and Ilugall Bell who stole two cattle from Wilson Stoddard near Bradford, and who tried to sell them to Mr. Hopper of this village, have been sent to the Cen- tral Prison for four months. Grain Bags-“7e. arc clearing out the balance of Grain Bags at special Prices for Cash. Naughton Bros. lilgin Mills. Sixty-eight acres of lot 15, 2nd con. Vaughan, was sold under mortgage by auctioneer J. T. Saigeon at the Palmer House on Saturday. There was a large number of intern ted spe < tators present, and the, bidd lively. Mr.A1ch..T-‘attcr ‘ buyer, and the price paid About now look out for winter Flan» nels. Get ’em at Atkinson 8: Swit~ .zer’s. Pure VVool Flannel for 2?) ('ts. per yard. Mrs. Grant gave. an interesting Tem- perance Talk to the children of the Junior Epworth-Lcagmc lmt Friday, AWL’AVfWW‘ (w - -r ,. - ' if" - >,- I .- -~ ' _. rot". l". L. Elem arm has extracted 'y all the bad teeth in the neigh- .- and during the week. He ex- , trends as near painless as possible and 1 at all time-s free. NOTICE H. F. Hopper begs to thank his cus- tomers {or former patronage, and will continue to keep on hand a full aSsoi-tâ€" nu-nt of fresh and salt meats; also poultry in season, and will not be un- de-rsold as be has cut pricesâ€"Ad. EPW’ORTH LEAGUE. A rare treat is expected at, the League on Friday evening Oct. 29th. The Social Department have charge, that evening and are sparing no trouble to make the entertainment a, sucrr. z'. There will be cards distribut- cd w; l. twenty questions printed on them. Thosegiving correct answers to all of them will receive as a prize a. beautiful Epworth pin. There will al- so be a good musical programme and refreshments served at the close. All are welcome. Collection at the, door. Clover Leaf Salmon in tall and flat tins. Flag Snip in tall and squat tins, Home Shoe Brand. Anchor Brand and Lynx Brand. The Lynx and Flag Ship selling at 12 cts. pcr can. Atkin- son L‘C’ Switler. VlLLA GE (‘OE’NCIL Pu: suant to a call by the rceve, the central met on Oct. 25th. Present : the recve, and Councillors Hill, Hop- pcr and Innes. The clerk read the. minutes of the 21st Sept, which were approved. A communication from the Attorney-General‘s Department dated 18th Oct, was read. Mr. lnncs intro- duced Byâ€"Law No. 160, to appropriate the balance of the. Surplus Distribution Fund towards the _reducti0u of the debt incurred in the erection of a new High School building in the village ‘of Richmond Hill, which was read a first, second and third time and passed. The council adjourned. PRESENTATION OF PURSES. Last evening Rev. Father Lynett was the recipient of two wellâ€"filled purses one from the men and one from the ladies inSt. Joseph’s Parish, Les- 1 licville. That the Rev. Father is held . in the very highest esteem by those who know him best was made plainly evithnt by the size of the purses and the well-worded and beautifully-cu- ' grossed addresses read at the presen- tation. A list containing nearly every name in the parish accompanies the addresses, showing that the desire to honor a parting friend is unaniious on the part of the people. Father Lynett in going to another and perhaps dis- tant field of labor carries with him the feeling that his work and personal qualities will long retain a place in the memories of those from whom he is about to part. The school children al- so made presentations and read adâ€" dresses. [The above account, which was given in Tuesday‘s Globe, refers to Rev. J. Lynett, son of Mr. Nicholas Lynctt of this placeâ€"ED] ANCIENT FCRESTERS. fa. large number of Ancient Forest- ers, the greater part from Court Bruns‘. k, with rep} sentaiiresfroiu nv'ir‘y all the city courts, came up by 5}) 1i electric car on Friday evening and spent a pleasant time with the membms of Court Richmond. - The car which'arrived here about .9 o’clock brought 5% lively Foresters who were taken to the lipâ€"stair lodge room, as the regular place of meeting was not large enough to accommodate the num- ’ :‘cted. Upon their arrival Bro. 1. El ott, as Chief Hanger adjourned A train on the New York Central Railway plunged into the Hudson river early Sunday morning. About 20 passengers were drowned. You can buy heavy seamless cotton Grain Bags away down this week at Atkinson & Switzer‘s. Mary J. Fitzpatrick, wife of Samuel VVilson, died at her home at Amber, ‘ Markham Township. on the 25th inst., in the 65th year of her age. The rc~ mains were interred cemetery yesterday. 1 Don’t wear that old suit much long- er. It looks so Worn and shabby and has no more style about it than a cord of wood. looking fellow at all if you wore one of Atkinson & Switzer’s nobby fall suits. The prices are easy. The appeal of Henry Marsh and 17 ‘ * others against the formation" of a new School section in King township, near Kettleby, was sustained‘ on Monday before Judge Morgan, School inspector Davidson and County Councillor Reesor. Trimmed Hats and Bonnets! High water mark in values; low water mark in prices. Nothing but what is stylish and good is to be found here. Atkinson & Switzcr. A writ has been issued on behalf of Mr. \V. H. Ponton, late. teller at Nap- anee, against the Dominion Bank, In- , 3 ' spector Bogart and the Pinkerton de- ' tectivcs, claiming $50,000 damages for the proceedings against him in connec- tion with the recent robbery. Fall activity reigns all over the store as a direct result of the attractiveness of the new stock displayed at every turn and the attractiveness of their prices, the two factors which always in Buttonville ‘ You would not be a bad ' ‘ command attention and response from critical and economical buyers. At- kinson 8.: Switzer. John Clifford of Markham township, was arrested on Sunday for uttering a promissory note for $143 to which the name of J. Horner was forged. The note was discounted at the Standard Bank, Stouffville. Clifford was taken before Magistrate Henry “'ilson on lllonday, who remanded him until this Thursday afternoon. PERSONALS. Mrs. Esc‘ott of London is 'making a. yisit with her sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Hutch- 18011. Miss Lizzie Glover is making a. two \Veeks’ visit with relations and friends in Toronto. Mrs. Harrison spent a few days in Burlington attending the funeral of a relative and returned Monday evc- mug. Rev. A. R. Sanderson will take for his subject next Sunday evening “ The Second Great Evil,” or “ What I think of Intcinperance.” Mrs. G. P. Dickson and two daugh- ters spent yesterday in the village and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Newton. Rev. Mr. Sanderson of Streetsville, preached in the Methodist church last Sunday morning. Rev. A. R. Sander» son will take his usual apl'vointmcnts next Sunday. Iifcssrs. A. J. Rupert, A. S. Savage, and C. McLean, members of Court Richmond A. O. F., now residing in Toronto, and Mr. Alex. Coulter a former member here accompanied a. cal-load of Foresters to the Hill on Friday evening. " Fifilfi'fi; jvx‘ ~ 1 RECHMOND HILL, ONT. WE DELIGHT ....ln g1v1ng.... OUR CUSTOMERS efiwWw Good; Bargains and Good. Value for Their Money. We try to make 1 All our Goods p. i,» *wwmwww%fif ' I A I You cannot make a mistake on any purchase at our store . DOLLAR FOR ’ g A That is our motto its can Quickssr THING Knows And only preparation of the kind in America. (CONTAINING NO ACIDS) That will clean all kinds of Clothing, Jewelry, Tinware and highly polished Furniture, without injury, is “SAPONEQDE ” THE CHEMICAL DISCOVERY. Councillor Arthur Quantz, B. Dick- son, A. Davison, R. Canning, P. Boy- To-morrow afternoon Hr. Harrison will address the League on The Jew- 1'1‘3’ “‘11” 1’1’001'0‘1‘1194“ for El few "1”" This great Grease, Oil and Paint Extractor does what you can’t do with ish Feasts. utes to allow the home members and m, and Mn Sewen start twmorww on any other preparation known. It removes Paint, Grease and Oil that’s been ’ the "ISiCOI‘S ‘0 greet one allOthel“ their annual hunting expedition in on for years, without injury. The SAPONIQUE renews the lustre of the cloth If you want one of the best Hot Air . w , , , \thn business was again resumed city Furnaces made, C. mason Si‘lls them. members, by request, took the various ot‘fic is and exemplified the work of inâ€" iti a candidate. to the evident satisfaction of the officers of the home .court. After a vote of thanks had been tendered for the kindness of the visitors all repaired to the lower hall and makes it new again. You can Wear clothing so much longer if cleaned with SAPONIQUE. It has no equal for cleaning Patent Leather, Celluloid Cuffs and Collars, and removing Stains from Linen, Shirt Fronts, Cuffs and Collars. The SAI‘CNIQUE cleans your house from top to bottom. Try it on your mirrors and windows. It works like a charm. Beware of Imitations. It extracts dirt immediately, and leaves no unpleasant smell on the hands or article cleaned. REMEMBER OUR OFFER :â€"1f the SAPONIQUE don’t give entire satis- Muskoka. Their headquarters will he at .isoot’s Bay, and they expect to be away two weeks. A number of the young men of the village u'crc summoned to appear beâ€" .fore squire Chapman at T hornhill on Thursday last the charge being assualt on Hugh Giliis. As there was no Mr. C. C. Billings, who was mana- ger of the Toronto Financial Corpora- tion here, left yesterday to take a pos- ition as accountant in a branch of the damaging evidence against the boys the case. was dismissed. Mr. F. \V. Garvm appeared for the defendants. A merchant is judged by the goods he keeps. The verdict for Atkinson & Switzer is conviction for selling the best. Parties interested in the King town- hship Plowing Match, which will take place on the farm of Mr. S. J amicson near Kcttleby on Thursday the 4th of November, can get a bill giving full particulars by calling at THE LIBERAL Office. Top Shirts and Underwearâ€"“Ye are showing the best value in the above. The prices will interest cash and close buyers. Naughton Bros. Elgin Mills. Don’tforgct Hallowe’cn Entertain- ‘mcnt and Supper to be given at the Methodist church in connection with the Ladies' Aid next Monday evening. the lst of November. The array of talent should guaranteea first-class time. There will be a. special car, leaving 0. P. R. crossing at 6.15. A welcome to all. HUMOROUS ENTERTAINMENT. The Golden Concert'Compauy have drawn large crowds to the lliasonic Hall every night. this week. The pro- gramme consists of hui’norons songs, clog dancing, rifle shooting, trapeze performances,balancingslight.of hand tricks. comic farccs, &c. &c., and the audience has been kept in roars of laughter. Prof. Hermann has made many sales of the Ka-no-to remedies and has extracted a number of teeth during consultations hours. The en- tertainments will be continued every evening this week, and the manage- ment promise a. change of programme every night. An admission fee of 10 .cts. will be charged Saturday ewen- Jug. where tempting refreshments had been prepared principally by the city brethren. Bro. Chick D. C. R. for East Toronto Division, was chairman, and Bro. H. A. Nicholls, P. C. R. filled the vice chair. An interesting pro- gramme of speeches and songs was afterwards carried out. The following was the toast list:â€" 1. “The Queen.” Song by Bro. A. S. Savage. 2. “Our Order.” Response, Bro. \V. J. Vale. Song, Bro. E. Mason. 1}. “York and Toronto Districts." Responses, Bros. T. F. McMahon. J. Chick, Dr. Buck. Song, Bro. Carter. 4. “Court Richmond.” Responses, Bros. H. A. Nicholls, W. E. Wiley, Dr. J. N. Hutchison. Song, Bro. Goodsin. 5. “Companions of the Forest.” Response, Comp. Stevens. Song, Bro. A. S. Savage. ti. “ Juvenile Branch.” Response, Bro. T. Painter. Song, Bro. Burt. 7. “The Old Guard.” Responses, Bros. A. J. Rupert, Taylor. Langstone, J. E. Francis. Musical selection, Bro. McSweney. 8. “ The Visitors.” Response, Bro. T. P. “700d. Song, Bro. Hutchins. News Notes. The Ontario Legislature has been called to meet on November 30. Just to hand at Atkinson 8: Swit- zer’s, anothér shipment of pure lard, This will sell 20 lbs. for $1.60. The Duchess of Teck, Cousin of Queen Victoria, died unexpectedly 0n \qunesday morning. Five packages No. 1 Corn Starch for 25c. ; 2; lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1 ; 6 bars Comfort Soap for 25c. ; 7 bars Trilby Soap for 25c. _Atkinson & Switzer. Bank of Ottawa which is opening in Toronto. Mr Walter Hall takes charge of the Financial Corporation here. On Monday evening Mr. “’111.‘ Nor- man of Ain'ora recccivcd a letter dated Sept. 25th and a postal casd dated Oct. 7th from his son Rev. Daniel Norman B. A. The letter was written on board the S. S. Empress of China the day before they expected to disem- bark. He arrived safe and well hav- ing enjoyed the voyage fairly well. The card tells us of the meeting of the Missionary Board and that he has been stationed at Kanazowa, a, city on the west coast about 270 mls. from Tokio. He will not go there 1m- tilJan. or Feb. and his address for the present will beâ€"13 Toriiâ€"Zaka, Azabu, Tokio, Japan. [As Rev. Mr. Norman was sent. to Japan by the Ep- worth League we give his present ad- dress, as some of the. Leagues may wish to communicate with him.â€"ED.] l'IAIEREAfl-lfifi MCCALLUMâ€"MAasHâ€"At “Lot-ridge Farm. Richmond Hill, theresidenuo of the bride's mother, by Rev. J. A. Grant, on the 27th inst... Archibald McCalmm of Aurora, to Annie, daughter 01 the late Robert Marsh. of WANTEDâ€"Industrions men character. THE LlNSCOTT COMPAMY, Toronto. I. v - . rm. ..<.._ . ,.. ,. .... v...,...-- -‘.-:r..~»-~..- Ripans Tabulos cure dizziness. Ripans Tabules assist digestion. Ripans Tabules cure constipation. Ripans Tabules cure flatulence. Ripans Tabules cure headache. ,Ripans Tabules cure bad breath. 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