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SUPPEE.---Oll the evening of Friday last a very enjoyable time was spent in the dining room of Palmer House by about forty of the employees of Messrs. Patterson & Bro., the occasion being a. farewell supper given by the Moulders in honor of several who are leaving their shop. The members of the brass band united with them, and thus swelled the com_ pany to the above number. After partaking of 9. well-prepared supper, the Editor of the LIBERAL was voted to the chair, and the evening was spent in appropriate speeches called forth by loyal, patriotic and other toasts, and in vocal and instrumental music. “The Queen," “Our New Governor-General,” "The Dominion of Canada,” “Our Guests," "Patterson \Vorks,” “Patterson Employees,” “The Band.” “The Press," and other tomste were proposed and duly responded to, wind- up with “Mine host and hostess" amt the National Anthem. Maple.---The Rev. Dr. Young, of Toronto, occupied the pulpit of the Canada Methodist Church, Maple, 011 Sunday evening last. School Board,-â€"-An adjourned neetmg of this Board will be held on Saturday next, in the High School building. Quarterly Meeting Servicesâ€"On Sun- day morning last the Rev. Dr. Young, of To_ ronto, delivered an able discourse in the Can_ adn. Methodist Church, in connection with their quarterly meeting services. ALove least and the administration of the Lord’s Supper followed, the Rev. Dr. Young officiat- ing, assisted by the circuit Ministers. The three services were well attended, heartily entered into, and resulted in rich spiritual blessing to many. Taxes.---The taxpayers of the Municipalâ€" ity of Richmond Hill are requested to pay their taxes on or before the 28th instant. An advertisement appearing in another column is worthy of attention. Grand Musical 2"est1va|.â€"Wehavo plans- ure in announcing that Mr. Ward’s Musical Class, of Aurora, consisting of about one hundred voices, and dressed in rich an- cient costume, will perform the “Oratorio of Queen Ester," in the Masonic Hull, here, on Monday evening next, to commence at eight o’clock. Mr. \Vard is well and fawn; ably known in many parts of Camila, and his efiurts in establishing singing classes in towns and villages have met with great suc- cess. The programmo for Monday night is something more than ordinary, and we hope to see a lame turn out. Tickets 25 cents. A Meeting of the Ufiicinl Board of the C. M. Church, was held here on Monday last, at the hour of one o'clock. The representâ€" ation was very good, and the business of the circuit was most harmoniously conducted. The Rev. Mr. McCallum presided. . Wmmfifmer is yet to come-~sometime. We wish it ban voyage Winterly weather. I.O.G.T.â€"-At the last regular meeting of the above Lodge the following officers were duly installed for the current Quarter : W. C. T., Bro. McMahon; 'W. V. T., Sister Hewison; W. F. 8., Bro. Devlin; \V. T., Sis. J. Sanderson; TV. 0., Bro. Howson; W. M., Bro. Amos; W. D. M., Sis. L. E. L, Law; W. I. G., Sis. Storey: Organist, Sis. M. P. Sanderson; ASsistaut Organist, Sis, \Vilson; \V. R. H. L., Sis. Johns; \V. L. H. S., Sis. A. Law. Pcrsonal.â€"Mr. A. P. Lowry, at. present on the Mu'l’s Editorial staff, favored us with 9. call on Wednesday. West Yorkâ€"The Conservatives elect their candidate for the Local House on Fri- day, the 13th instant, at Weston. The Rn. formers choose their candidate on Thurs- day, the 2lst, at the Reform Association Rooms, Toronto. Cricket.â€"â€"The Bradford and Barrie Crick» eters played a game a few days ago, the Brad- ford boys heating by two runs and eight wickets. The Gazette says it serves the home team right, for they never practice. Barrie has a Philm'monic Society, with a membership of about sixty. Horse Nails, Nos. 9, x0, Ix and 12, for $3.75 per box, at the Concrete House. Educational.â€"The following persons are about to receive prize books to the extent of ten dollars each, for their success in passing the recent intermediate examinations, in connection with Richmond Hill High School James Brmzkin, John Clubine, Joseph Mc-z Qum‘rie, Jesse Nicliolls, Thos. Noble, John Bell, John Clary, Thos. Ness, Priscella Nor- man. Now is the time for our friends to push the circulation of the LIBERAL. just received at Atkiriéoxi’é; E5 lbs. {0} one dollar. Monthly Market.â€"The usual monthly market for the sale of Live Stock, etc., took place‘ yesterday. Both in the number of persons present and stock on sale their was a decided improvement on previous lures. Mayor ofToromo.â€"Mr. James Beaty Q.C. is spoken of as a Candidate for the Mayor’s Chair-next year, a requsiuon being prepared for presentation to him. Fat Pigs.â€"â€"Mr. John Clink, of 2nd Con- cession of Markham, killed two pigs on Tuesday last, five months old, and weighing respectively 226 and 207 pounds each- They were bred by Mr. L. Smith, of the same Township. The above is considered an extraordinary weight fur pigs so young. School Board.â€"A meeting of Richmond Hill School Board was held on Saturday last. The minutes of the meeting will appear in another column. The County of York Dunkin Act Association meets ,to-morrow, in the Temperance HaH,‘Aurora, at one o’clock. Hallowe’en.â€"«Thursday night last a whole lot of boys took possession of the streets. and stuck together like wax. Their object was one, but their little acts of michief were many. Dunkin Act.--â€"To mom-ow, Friday, a Mfigistmtes Court will be held in the Court House, to hear charges against Mr. \Vatson, of Maple, Mr. Gilmour of Woodbridge, and others, of violations of the provisions of th e Dunkin Act. The Methodist people of Newmarkrz are preparing for the erection of a new church. Christmas Trec.â€"The Canada Methodist School, Victoria Square, are preparing for their annual Christmas Tree. (Snow-storm during Tuesday night Sleighing the next morning. Test Cases-"Important liquor cases will he tried at Yox'kville on Saturday next. Another lot of-thpse good Cprraqts “£01m ilntelligtnce. Very cheap. Highest price paid for Butter, Eggs, and Farm Produce. J UST OPEN ED OUT A FRESH LOT OF DISHES, And all Goods at prices to suit the times, and warranted to be what they are represented. _ CONSISTING 0F TEA VSETTS, BED ROOM SETTS, CUPS, SAUCERS, PLATES, Cth 26 Bars of Soap for $1 12 lbs. of Sugar for $51 1 BOX of Matches for 10 cts. 1 BOX of Axle Grease, lO cts. Noted for flrstclass tons, and am determined to keep up the reputation. Just opened out 8. fresh YOU CAN GET 3 lbs. Firstâ€"Class Tea for $1 4 “ “ Coffee for $1 FLOUR AND FEED STOCK “s GRUCERIES 1H1} undersigned bpgs respectfully to thank his patrons fnr their past favors, and to intimate to them and the public generally that he has on hand 11. large suply of LUMBER for BUILDING LATH, MAPLE AXLE, and about 200 CORDS of BEECH and MIA- PLE WOOD. SLAB WOOD FOR SALE THE new and only ILLUSTRATED HISTORY of the DOMINION OF CANADA. Just published. The most popular and saleable \Vork of the day. In 2 Magnificent Grand lerto Volumes 600 pages in ouch, or in monthly numbers nt 50 cenns, Beautifullyillustrated (in/.1 handsomely bound, with 28 fine Steel plates. 20 original \Vood Gulls. and 200 Photo I'litlmm‘u‘ph lilngruvlngs, on stone, at our prominen public men. LL PARTIES sending infommtion to the License Inspector of contraventions of the Dunkin Act, are requested to Sign their umues and give dates, Its no anonymous communication can b0 noticed. All information strictly confl- dontial. In every tmm mud county in Ontario. Send for terms and outfi at once. Among thé many Comm REMEDIES offered to the public during; the p ust half centm‘y, none has stood the test so well, and cornnmnded such a. 1mm sale, (LS the N. 11. DWWNS‘ BALHAMIC ELIXIR. It is now over 40 years since it was first introâ€" (1110011, and it 11th ahsz H maintained In large and stomlv sale. In all diseases of the Lungs, Chest and Brmmhinl Tubes, DmVNS’ ELIXIE 01m always be relic-d upon. For wig b: H. sanderson 6: sons,Richnloud mu. 1 â€" »in. SAW MILL 1 But it is an established TRUTH that BAX- TER’S MANDILAKE BI’I‘TERS are the bnst purgadsive and Liver Regulator ever placed before the Gun- udiim people. They are purely vegetable, contain no mineral nor mercury, but are composed of NILLurc’s purest and best remedies. Are you suf- fering from (my disease that follows a. torpid liv- er, small as Jnundiuc, Dyfipepsiu, Bilious I) . l Foul Stomach, Costivencss, or \Veakness '2 Bitters will do you good 1 OW BELDAS... fl-” ' , N THE GREAT NATIONAL WORK ART ILLUETRATIONS. By 0. R. TUTTLE. On Tuesday, November 12th, 1878, on Lot 6, 5th Concession,Vallghml,commencing at one o’clock, 10 acres of standing timber, together with n. varie- ty of lumber, household effects, conveyances and fmm'ly utensils. J ames Brown,Esq., proprietor. N. J. Armstrong, auctioneer. Restive horses often injure themselves in their stalls, or, getting loose, injure unobher. All horse owners, surgeons, zmd cutth doctors admit. that ARNlCA AND OIL LlNlMENT is the best ex- ternal upplicution for the wounds, swelling; of the fetvlocks, stringhmt, and all constructions of the ligaments and tendons which cause lameness in a. horse. Applied early to cases of Blood Spnvin, it never fails to relieve the soreness and swelling, and if thoroughly applied often brings about a, postive c1u'e. saturday November 16th, on lot 33, con 3rd, Markham. sale of standing timber and cord- wnnd. sale at one o’clock. Mr. Daniel B, Hise proprietor. s. N .Bruwn, auctioneer, \Nednesduy 20th November, on lot 30, 4th Con- cession Markham, commencing at. one o’clock, sale of standing timber, the property of Mrs, Jane Lewis, s. M, Brown auctioneer, Parfiies getting their Sale bills printed at the LIBERAL Ofllce will have the benefit of a free notice similar to the following; Prices lmv. On Monday, November 11th, 1878. Sale of villâ€" age lot and two dwelling houses, on lot 30, con- cession 1,Vaugha.n. sale ntlo’aloek. Mr Elisha Rutledge, proprietor. salem Ecka‘rdt, auctioneer It is with pleasure we inform you that Mr. D. Hislup’s Fleming Mills are again in running order. The damage done to the mill during the September froshit’ has been repaired. and the farming comâ€" munity and others will find them as use- ful and accm’n'modating as heretofore. Friday, Nov. 15th, on lot 56, con. 1, Vaughan 5000011180411 hardwood and pine. sale In, 1 0'- clock, J. 8. Bernard, proprietor. s. M. Brown, auctioneer. Canada Methodist Sunday School.~--Au Open Session of this School was held on Sunday afternoon last, under the presidency of Mr. William Harrison, Superintendent, on which occasion the room was well filled with the scholars and friends of the School. The exercises of the afternoon were as follows: Mr. J. P. Rupert catechised the children ; Mr. Archibald McQuai-rie conduct- ed the lesson, and Mr. Franks gave n short address. An interesting and profitable time was spent. Wednesday. November 13th, on lot 59, conces- sion 1, Vaughan. Rule of lumber, cordwood, and cedar posts. sale at one o’clock. Mr. Joseph Mortson, proprietor. S. M. Brown, auctioneer. K. 13A2 m‘ GOODS DELIVERED. G. TRENCH. VVhich will be sold at the following very low prices :â€" Richmond Hill P.O PRICEâ€" 25 and 50 CTS. PER BOTTLE [RUTH IS STANL-‘rER THAN FIOTIUN.~â€" ALI" A CENTURY OLDâ€"AND STILL LIVES. ‘ EEI‘ IT IN THE STABLE Constantly on hand cheap for cash. Sole Publishers. 4 King St. \Vust Toronto CA R R V l L L E AGENTS WANTED! JNO. JONES, Proprietor. NO’I‘ICIQ. PRICEâ€"25 CENTS PURPOSES : ALSO IIEADFOIRE). Sale Register. D. DO‘VNIE 62: CO. JAMES MCCONNELL, License Inspector \Vcst York busmess you can engage m B E $5 to $20 per day made b any worker of either sex, right in their own legalities. Particulars and samples worth $5 free. improve your spare time at this business. Address STINSON 5‘: 00., Portland, Maine. ch‘flnrr‘ hill July 1878. Palntlng, Begs to mform the inlmbitonts of Richmond Hill and vicinity that he keeps constantly on hand a supply of The Highest Price Paid for II. 1*". EIOI)PER, BUTCHER, 800d Fresh Meat! Flux per 11).. ‘Vhito beans, per 1b \Voodâ€"vHurd Soft.. Eggs, per dozen. Bacon... 111mm,. Huy,pe1 011‘ Flourâ€"â€"Sprin “bent per bushel..$ 4 00 to 3 4 50 Full w cut, ex H 4 50 “ 5 00 Outs, per bushel 0 30 " 0 35 Peas, per bushe‘x. 0 60 “ 0 70 Potatoes, per bus 16 O 45 “ 0 50 Dried npplos,1)er IT: 0 06 “ 0 07 Buttm‘lh l‘olls.pei‘ 1b 0 15 " 0 00 l-Irge rolls, per 1 0 14 “ O 00 Eggs, per dozen. 0 18 " 0 20 Woodbridge, J 1115‘ 4th, 1878. To Exchange for W001. Custom Work of all kinds Done on the Shortest Notice. RAGâ€"CARPET WEAVING done to Order. CORD WOOD. TWEEDS, FULL CLOTHS, FLANNELS, Richmond Hill. June 27th. 1878 Great Bargains in BOOTS and SHOES. Cheap G {QUERIES and PROVISIONS Cheap BACON, HAMS and LARD. Cheap FLOUR and FEED. The highest Market Price given for BUTTER, EGGS, and all kinds of Earn) Produce Good Livery in Connection. Double or single Rigs. A call respectfully solicited. Corner of Yonge and Centre Street, Richmond Hill. BOOTS and SHOES, GROCERIES, WOOLLEN MILLS. Consisting of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Cloths, Tweeds, Hats and Caps. Suits made to order; I will give 20 yards Factory for “1.00; 25 lbs. Currants for $1.00; 11 lbs. Good. Bright Sugar for $1.00. In Tens, Coffees. and Spices, Crockery and Hardware, Lamps and Lamp Shades, Glass and Patty WOOL! WOOL! A LARGE STOCK OF ROOM PAPER AND BORDERINGS. FLOUR PEAS AND SHORTS. Farm Produce taken in E' ONTARIO Estimates Given A New Stock of GENTS’UNDER-CLOTHING, better Prices to Suit the Hard. Times. REM EMBER,â€"â€"In quoting priééé we leadâ€"we never follow. Reynolds & Newton’s BRITISH FLAG-STAFF DRESS GOODS, LUSTRES, WINCEYS, PLAIN & FANCY SHIRTINGS, WHITE & GREY COTTONS, ETC. infGOODSE General House Decorating. 13â€"1311 I4-t.f. Fat Cattle, Sheep, Calves Poultry, etc‘ ANTED SIX CORDS GOOD HARD WOOD Varying in kind according to season RICHMOND HILL .Wednesday, Nov. 6th JUST BEGEIVED A LARGE STBGK 0F DRY GOODS, PROVISIONS, FLOUR, GRAIN & FEED. Apply, COMPETITION THE JQHN MCINTOSH & SON CHEAP GOODS! mu: fguarkttg. Paper Hanging, W. HEWISON. (FALCONBRIDGE’S OLD STAND.) Glazing, PLAIDS, BLANKETS, AND STOCKING YARD' LIBERAL OFFICE. For SPE CIAL VALUE HAVE NO“? ON HAND A LARGE STOCK 0F J. BROWN, EXTRA VALUE 0 10 9 00 0 30 0 0-1 0 03 VVOODBRIDGE Arriving this week at value than ever. A1415} X. 1‘1[() ODIE . DEALER IN 0 20 0 10 0 12 10 00 0 45 0 05 0 04 3 50 REYNOLDS (Sc NEWTON. DEALER IN Groceries, Flour and Feed, Biscuits, Can- ’ dies and Cigars, wholesale and retail. RICHMOND HILL BAKERY. fill Kinds of Pumps. RHU. PHILLIPS LIFE OF TRADE I Wells Sunk on the Shortest Notice. Corner of Yonge and Parliament Streets. Made and Iced in any style to orde. GEO. SOULES. WEDDING OAK E S Well Curbs always on Geo. Soules, RICHMOND HILL Farm Produce taken in Exchange ‘VO RKS . Manufacbursr of hand. J. BROWN In the most workmanlike manner, on the shortest notice, and on most reasonable terms. BLACKSMIE‘HING & REPAIRING PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS Both Light and Heavy, all of which are guaranteed to give satisfaction, as the work is done under my own supervision. I am also prepared to do all kinds of HORSE-SHOEING paid Special attention to. In returning thanks to my numerous customers for the liberâ€" a1 patronage during the last twentyâ€"one years, I beg to re- mind them and the general public, that having erected en- tirely new and commodious premises, I am enabled to supply PHETONS, FACTORY. RICHMOND HILL. Which will be dispoaed of at prices that ought to suit the public. A large stock of FRUIT JAR that cannot be undersold. Afine assortment of TEAS A SPECIALITY. CLOTHENG MADE TO ORDER A R R I A G E FULLY 20 PER CENT CHEAPER THAN EVER. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! Before the new tariff comes in force EU”. LINES lN EVERY DEPARTMENT CONCRETE HOUSE FALL AND WINTER NEW FALL GUUDSE MONTREAL HOUSE, WOODBRIDG-E, S13E (DIAL INDUCEMENTS In the latest and most approved style; 100 pieces of Suitings to choose from. GENEIKAL GROCERIES I FIRE PROOF STORE, RICHMOND HILL, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Which is noted for LOW’ PRICES AND SQUARE DEALING. GOODS! IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THIS MONTH AT THE K‘sâ€"5" Highest Price paid ior BUTTER dz EGGS. BUGGIES WELLIAM TRENOH. CARRIAGES, CUTTERS, TRENGH’S AT THE AND _0F“ W. ATKINSON. BIACKIE (35 WATT. SLEIGHS, ISAAC CROSBY. 0n hand and supplied on shortest notiec. gFUNERALs FURNISHED PLAN IN G MILL At lowest Current Prices. PATENT MEDICINES BEST GROCERIESi BEST DRY GOODS, BEST HARDWARE, BEST CROOKERY & GLASSWARE. BEST HARVEST TOOLS, BEST READYâ€"MADE CLOTHES, *AT THEâ€"- PEOPLES’ STORE AND POST OFFlCE BIAPIJE, Iy- FLOORING, DOORS, SASH, piping; mid to fix up Siovves 511 éhe shoi'test notice THE undersigned respectfully Informs the in- habitants of Richmond Hill and vicinit that he i_s prepgtredjo sugply any q‘uanyityl 01" tqye- SUPPLIED AT CITY PRIOEBr Eave-Troughing. and Generai Repairing done. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Manufacturer of First-Class Pumps only FRKGY & WILEY #1211659; SPONGES, BRUSHES, PERFUME’FI, m, Physicians’ Caretufly CWflmfm M with we mmmm Robes, Coffins, Caskets, &c., constant! 1y kept on hand. AGENT fax the: LIGHTâ€"RURNIKG R. OYAL SEWING MACHINE. Opposite” A. Law, Esq. You.ng1.2, Richmmfl Em TIN SHOP! STEAM MILLER’S IMPORTANT Announcement 1 FOOT 0F RICHMOND STREET. A. WEIGHT 8!. SEN, UNDERTAKERS, 0n the shortest notice anti most; mmmbla’ DEW KR MEGS: MEWBINESE- I3â€"3ms AND CHEMCALS, RICHMOND HILL, STOVE FURNITURE CALL NEW PUMPS. ANU BLINDS RICHMOND HILL RICHMOND HILL .7 E . LAW, RICHMOND HILL, A1: Assortment oi PUMP WORKS ALFRED QUARTZ, AT THE AND SEE J. P. RUPERT. C. MASON. A. WRIGHT & $03 H. MILLER. Mung