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Jnhn Mchnmdfl, Esq. (X J. Campbell, Esq., Hnu‘ SenMorMuMnster A. . Smith, Esq. Jumos Motculfe, Esq. Rev. Enoch Wood, DJ Loans made or} goom‘ity of Com puny'a Policy at THE Pfiife‘EER HOUSE RICHMOND Hth A G F LAWRENCE Nov 27m, 1881 This Bonsai mm of the Best “aids to be found north of J‘ ‘outm. Everything: is Imumgm} A11 First Class Style. Sample Room for Commer- cial Travellers. Good Stubling nud attentive hostlers. Terms, $1 per day” Proctor’s Bus lnuves this Hotel to cummct with n11 the N R R Trains going North and South. {Lt 8 a, m., 12 u. N“ 5.10 p m. uml (3‘00 1: m. Of London, England, Sir Wm. McArtlmr, K C M G, M. P, ex-Lox-d Mayor bf London, President. W W Baynes,Esq.F I Afiecretary 5 per 0911'; intermi. - v - Loanmn‘mle toChurch Trustees, at a low rate of lutetost. 3801M fur prosycctua. was, J Palmer, Pr Toronto. May 29th, 188-1. Oct ‘26, 1888-1 vom‘ LAWBEREEE $1 EELMEAW â€"â€"0AK RIDGESrâ€" toufl‘ville‘ .. ...... do Mmkimm ...... . '30 Victoria Square , .. .. do Thornhill (\\’:leor a Hotel) do Wondbridge . . . . . . . . , . . . do Kleinburg. .. .. do Nobleton . . ...... 30m do Vitalized air always on hand at theffplac unpointment. Itdces away with the pa, nxtracting- Ass-mm Sec’y tray still be consulted in any brand; of fife pro lepsiox1,asfollmva Richmond Hill ,. 9th & 24th of each mom- (at Palmer House] Allrnra,mlst, 8th, 16th, and 22nd Fullerton, Cook & Wallace Barristers, Solicitors, &c. 0113009 .1 Adelaide Street East, Toronto. Richmond Hill Post Oflicé Every Saturday. J S Fullerton.- XV Cook, J R Miller. CONVEYANCERS, ETC. Toronto Officesjvx 11]»1111d1ng & Loan (thumbcrsfl .3 Toronto st. Richmond Hill OI'Ii(:e-§§3§m‘ffmf3§ 011 Saturdays. “:7 n. Money to Loan at Lowest Current Rates, M Insurance, $E5; - Seasn, slo. Mares taken to pasture and carefully attended to, onercnsonablo terms. THE STAR 8385 Solid Gold Watch Sold for3100. until lalclv hem. $249 wan-n In the worl Perl’vci llmckeeper. Wurâ€" f rantud. Heavy 50ml hold a Hunting Cases. Bum Indics‘ 3 amlgeuu‘macs,wilh woxkl and cues of equal value. One Person in each lo. calliy can svrure one flee, tngmlu-I' wxlh our large nnd'vrnl. uu'ule line of lhvuau‘hold Samples. Thaw mmplcs. aa’ wvH as the wan-h, “e send ' * )4‘I'ec, and after ynu have top: them in your home for 2 mmuhs and shown [ham to nurse who unv han rum-d. llu-y b1'1‘0lllu}’0ur own property. ’lhusa who write at once van he mm d rcceivmg the Watch 5nd Samblefi. “R: my I“ exprojs, frvizmwm. Aqdresa Stanton 4: 00., Box 812.. Portland, Mame. I Vitalized Alr for extracting. 1 wiil fill teeth without pain at the lowest prices, ,Best teeth on rubber 55$, cheapest C. H. RIGGS, L. D. S., S. E. Corner King & Yonge Sts., TORONTO} VI'FA LIZEI) AER ! Or A ROBINSON. @ {SURGEON DENTIST, AURORA LLJHMOND HILL, ONI'. 0115039110111“ 1031‘ 1:). Ai] night 01111:; utfl'on’c door he” Bichmvml Hill, May 30th, 1687. A L, England (Late of London, England Hurgeou, Etc. LEE’Ofi‘lce Hours 8 to 0.30 u.m., mud 1 to 2.50 pm: 5385 Solid I Sold for310¢ hem. 3w wan- l’en’wz umck R. B. Orifil. B. and Inn Silver Medalist University ofx'loronm, M. C. 1’. S. Ontario. L. BR. JMEES LUGS'E'AFF 2 Barristersfiolioitors, Tpnpkfgtl for 1.11sz quynrn of . the _ pagtu years ésliéféfififi DESTROY-3 AND REMOVES WORM s or ALL mNDS IN CHILDREN 0!? ADULTS SWEET AS svvr-zup AND CANNOT HARM TH mos Fon BILIOUSNESS.CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION, DlZZINESS, SICK HEADACHE, AND DISEASES OF THE STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. THEY ARE MILD,THOROUGH AND PROMPT m ACTION, [\ND FORM A VALUABLE AID To Bunoocn BLOOD BITTERS IN THE TREATMENT AND cum: OF CHRONIC AND OBSTINATE DISEASES. RS F. MCL. FOULTER, TEACHER OF Piano and Organ. Iaserve Fund. ., .. ..$10,0C Annual Income. . . . . . 1,6'C {-nvesled in Canada . . . 1.2C Dem]: chums paid. . . . 10,0C Tm? :1'1'0 Rum KNOBS Stands fox Mares at his own Stables, "YELICAT Ctâ€"HLD PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN‘ (6mm. Sccflfir Trans. for Canud-a. ""‘ ‘6: Yellingtun St, East, Toronto Disc lst- 383 DR. 93R, E“~'§.£’~.FLE, .VEE...mW w I i ruir 4n,“ ‘3‘: ll: ii._. I » [1’ A D PERRY. A SURE CURE fling]? EEFE H. QL‘L‘TTUN "Sr. GEORGE. 0a]; Ridges 9th & 24th of each mom- 2822’ 2MB" ...‘$10,000,000 1,600,000 (in... 1,200,000 1....10,000,000 5W. ,xI, lichmond Hlll ' C l\IILLIGAN.,’_; thg'ffplaces of 02p; 1 y-p 6m IF YOU are tired walking around on the 24th you will be very welcome to call in at the Fire Proof and rest your- self. Will D. Atkinson. WHERE THEY GOLD.-â€"Am0ng the expenditures of the County we notice charged sixteen dollars for one dozen boxes of' pens for Courts and County Council Office. We wonder if they were gold pens. AsPnA LTJ’AVEMENT. â€"Mr. Clubine, ot'Stoullvillc, has just finished putting down lhe asphalt pavement from the Post Ollice to the Palmer House, and from Saudersou's drug store to the Fire Proof. The work has been done lhnrougzllly, great care having been taken with the foundation. We understand M 1'. Clubinc has got several private con- lmcts in lhc village, such as Mr. Proc- lur’s, walks through lawn; Mr. Thomp- suu's, up to residence ;' Sunderzon Bros.’ hum quge Street to reaidence; main walk at. Masonic Hall; and also u'cnn- tract 10 put. dnwn a granitical Walk to (Lu Muthodist Churchl CIIANGE.â€"-F. Kirkby has got his store prepared to receive crowds of customers who are desirous of obtaining bargains in his line. Fruit. and conâ€" fectionery of'evcry description on hand. See adv, CONGOU, Ceylon, India, Hyson, Gun- powder, and Japan Teas at the Concrete. big value. ACCIDENT.-â€"An aged man who was engaged as bricklayer on the new resiâ€" dence of Mr. Hendrick, at; Headford, had the misfortune to fall while descendâ€" ing a hill last week and break his right arm just above the wrist. DROP LETTERS.-â€"â€"It is likely that in the event of any person undertaking the delivery of drop letters in those cities {-0 which the two cent rate applies, the Department will take prompt measures to invoke the law, which provides for the imposition of a fine of $20 in each case. DON’T FORGET that under the new law you can send letters through the post weighing one ounce instead of as formerly, at half the weight. GREY Cottons, 4, 443, 5, 6,7, 8. and 10 cents per yard at the Concrete STOLENâ€"A clerk who was waiting to make a deposit of some $3,000 in a Montreal bank on Tuesday, had the whole amount stolen from him while his back was turned for a moment. VISITORS to the Fair should not fail to inspect the magnificent stock at the Concrete. VAUGHAN COUNCIL meets next Tuesday, 28th inst., as Court of Revi- sion. CLOSEDâ€"On account of the North York Teachers’ Convention the public schools in this village, were closed on Wednesday and Thursday. YOU may always expect courteous and attentive treatment at the Fire Proof, and remember we are pleased to see you wheflmer you buy or not. Aim pens, pencils, scribbling 5065‘, paper and envelopes; a. fresh stock just 10, TO THE Dunnâ€"A person cured of Deafness and noises in the head of 23 year’s standing by a simple remedy, will send a description of it, FREE to any Person who applies to NICHOLSON, 177 McDougaH Street, New York. ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION. â€"- The Richmond Hill and Yonge Street; Agri- cultural Society have engaged Mr. W. E, Ramsay, the renowned comic singer, l0 assist on the 24lh. No pains are being spared to make this the best Hpring exhibition ever held here, both in the premium list and special altraatious. I’crsnna intending to exhibit stock should make their entries early. PROPERTY owners are asking for ex- tension of' Victoria street, Toronto, south to King. ALL canned goocls at lowest figures at the Concrete. HORSE BOOKS For sale at the HERALD Store, for 50 cents each. 114‘ YOU want cheap tinware and hard ware go to Mason’s Hardware Store. ARROW Pcnholders and Automatic PigmiLthnM. tbamflemld Store. PIGS IN the Oats for sale here, also \Vatch Charms. ’I‘Hn Mayor and Treasurer,0f Toronto, have left for England. ADVICE T0 MOTHERS. fiAre you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by at sick child suffering and crying with pain or cutiing teeth ? If so, send at once and get 11 bottle of Mus WINsLoW’s SOOTHING SYRUP FOR. CHILDREN TEETHING. Its value is incnlcul» able. It will relieve the poor little sufierer imâ€"- mediutuly Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it, It cums dysentery and. diur- rlimu. regulates the Stolnuflll mid bowels, cures wind colic, softens the gums, reduces inflamma- tion, and gives tone and energy to the whol a system. Mm; WIN SLOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP mm CHILDREN TJEETHINU isplensunt to the tnate,mxd is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female nurses and physicians in the United States, and is for sale by all druggisls through-- out the world Price twenty-five cents a bottle Be sure and ask for " MRS WINSLoW’s ASCOTHING SYRUP ” and take no other kind. ‘ I may be Iound on ma at Gen l P. Rowen & Co's Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce st.)where advertis- ing contracts may be made for it IN NEW YORK The datopx'intcd on each paper denotes the time when the subscription expires. We do not hold ourselves maprinsible for the opinions of our Correspondents. CREAMERS $1.00 each at C._Mason’s. Local and General. LUCH‘GAVVUL Atkinson. Lands â€"\\'i11 D. Atkinson Fgr Sillc--\VIIL Brickm 11‘ Chunige fund. Laczfi;l‘ , Ixificby THURSDAY, MAY 23, ’89. 1V 0 "1‘1 CE ’1 ’0 S UBQ' Clx’IBEIL’S. he 353ml: 533mm. NEW .ADVERTISEMENTS. Richmond Hill. Ont. Whole No. 1611: Volume 30. COURT or REVISION.â€"-The Court of Revision for the village will be held lin the Council Chamber on Monday next, the 27th. The following appeals will be heurd:â€"Robert B. MoNair, respecting self, complains of being OVer- charged on land; Richard Durham, re- specting self, complains of not being assessed for suflicient land. James M. Lawrence appealed against the following persouszâ€"William Ambler should be entered as Non-Resident; John D. Coultcr, John J. Uosgrove, C. Duncumb, Robert B. McNuir, Thomas'Pogue, as all entered incorrectly. Clarence Skeelo, appealed on account of name not proper- ly on Roll; John King, name omitted; l‘. H. 'I‘renoh, name not properly enâ€" tered; J. M. Simpson, ditto; John E, Ulubine, ditto; John J. Hennersey, nzjmo omitted; Thos. Thompson, not properly entered. A SUGGESTIONâ€"The able and gifted lecturer, Principal Grant, has been lec- turiog in Hamilton and other places upon Imperial Federation. We notice by the Toronto papers that on Tuesday night he lectured before a large and select audience at Association Hall in that city. We confess that we should like to hear this able man upon a topic that should interest all British born sub- jects, and we throw out the hint to the Mechanics' people to obtain his services to benefit the funds of the institute. FUNERALâ€"The funeral of Mrs. Munshaw, who died at. her daughter’s residence, Dovercourt Road, Toronto, on Sunday morning, was attended to the burial ground in this village by many relatives and friends of the deceased on Monday. The Revs. Mr. Percival and Simpson read the burial services at the grave, She was long a resident of this place and vicinity, we believe for the past sevenly years, and was 89 years FIRE.-â€"â€"â€"On Sunday morning last, about 1} o’clock, the residence of Mr. Wm. Thomas, of Oak Ridges, together with all its contents, was destroyed by fire. The flames had gained such head- way before being discovered that it was impossibie to save anything. The cause of the fire is a mistery as there had not been anyone home for a few days. ANNIVERSARY SERVICEs.-â€"-The anâ€" niversary services of the laying of the corner stone, which were held in the Methodist Church last Sunday, were largely attended, especially in the even- ing. Rev. W. R. Barker, of Streetsâ€" ville, preached two excellent sermons, in the morning from Matt. 6th and 25th. and in the evening from 1 Peter, 2nd and 17th. The choir sang several choice selections during the services which were exceedingly well rendered and in harmony with the subjects of the sermons. The evening service closed by singing “ God Save the Queen.” LECTUREâ€"Rev. C. 0. Johnson, of Bolton, will deliver his celebrated lecture on the subject of “ Influences,” in the Mothodisn Church, Laskay, on the even- ing of Friday, May 3lst. Mr. Johnson will also sing several selections accom- panied By the guitar. Admission, adults 2003 children 10c. GoD SAVE THE QUEEN.-â€"â€"The Fire Proof intends to celebrate Her Most Gracious Majesty’s birthday hy giving you some tremendous bargains In all de- partments. Call and see us and welcome. Will D. Atkinsom TREASURER'S REPORT â€"«The Treas- urer’s Report of the Richmond Hill School Board shows the receipts and expenditure of both High and Public Schools for 1888 to be as follows :â€"- High School. receipts, $2,071‘85; expenditure, $1,892.97, leaving a balance of $17888. Public School, receipts, $2,007.37 ; ex~ penditure, $2,007.37, THE BEST my to Celebrate your 24th is to drop in and see the beautiful, new, and cheap stock of staple and fancy dry goods, gents’ furnishings, crockery, glassware, woodeuware, and groceries that are kept, at the Fire Proof. Will D. Atkinson. THE OLD corner store on Yonge and Oolbome streets, occupied by Messrs. Buntin Reid & 00., for many years, is being pulled down to make room for a building to be occupied by the Traders’ Bank, &0. It will be one of the finest structures in the city costing $60,000. EVERYBODY welcome to the Fire Proof, whether you buy or not, and we will take pleasure in showing you through our stock which we consider no trouble. Will D. Atkinson. YOU can buy your sugar at cost price at the Concrete, and your tea from 10 to 15 cents per 1b cheaper than tea ped- dlars charge you for the same goods. MILLERs’ CONVENTION. â€"« Ontario Millers held a convention at Lisl0well Tuesday, when a plan was formulated whereby thexâ€"epmseamtives of the trade hope to overcome the difficulties that they now claim to be suffering under. THE 24TH is a day you are specially solicited for patronage at F. Kirkby’s for Fruit. and Confectionery-of all kinds. BY LAW.-â€"The Byâ€"Law to enable the city of Toronto to build the new Court House and City 111111 combined, was carried in Toronto by a large maâ€" jority on Saturday last. Tm: Weekly Empire and HERALD to new subscribers from now till 1st Jan., 1890, for the small sum of 80 cents. MEMORIAL SERVICE â€"Instead of the usual sermon, (here will be a memorial service in the Methodist Church next Sabbath morning, in memory of the late Mrs. Munshaw. The public and friends are invited. CONCERTâ€"Don’t miss the concert of the season which will be held in Masonic lull on the evening,y of the 24d). Both Foreign and local talent. Tickets, 350, 25c, and 150. ‘V. C. '1‘". U.â€"The XV. C. T. U. will meet, at Mrs. \Viley’s on Monday night, : at 8 o’clock. A full attendance is re-' quebted. HEAVY Shirtings, G, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 12%0 at the Concrete. IF YOU want a good job eave-troug‘ ing done get 0. Mason 10 do it. ' Faithfully Rec'ommended. In the spring: of 1888, I had inflammation of the lungs, which left my lungs weak. I had a. very bad cough, and resolved to try Hugyaxid’s Peclm-al Balsam. IL did me more good than any olher medicine I have ever taken, and I can faithfully recommend it!” Miss Mary Kay, Virginia, Out. that the celebrated Flying Childers had four white feet, the equally celebrated Eclipse three, Fashion two, Flying Dutchman two. a New York Tribune correspondent. Ken- tucky turfmen disagree, like doctms, as to the effect color has on speed and bottom, but a preponderancezof opinion seems to be in favor of dark bay with chestnut as a strong second choice. The Arnhs have curious theories on this subject, some of which appear in the following anecdote. taken from a recently published French book: Ben Dyar, a renowned chief of the desert" happening to he pursued one day by Saad.ei,ze,m.';, turned to his son and asked: “ What horses are in front Of the enemy Tl “ White horses.” replied the son. “ It is well; let us make for the sunny Side and they melt away like butter." Sometime after Ben Dyer turned to his son and said: “ What horses are in front of the enemy ?" “ Black horses.” cried his son. “ It is well; let us make for stony ground, and we shall have nothing to fear. They are the negroes of the Soudan, who cannot walk with bare feet upon the flints." lie changed his course, and the black horses were speedily distanced. A third time Ben Dyer asked 2” “And now what horses are in front of the enemy '1 " Dark chestnuts and dark bays.” “ In that case," said Ben Dyar, “strike out my children, strike out' and give your horses the heel, for these perchnnce might overtake us, had we not given barley to ours all summer through. SPRING EXHIBITIONâ€"The fifteenth annual spring exhibition of the Rich- mood Hill and Yongc Street Agzrieul~ tural Society, will be held at the Park Grounds, in this Village, on the Queen's Birthday, when an extensive list of premiums will be offered {or competition. In the line of Horses, prizes will be given for Imported Draft, Canadian Draft, General Purpose. Carriage, Roadsters, Blood, Span and Single Carriage Horses in harness, and Ponies ;7 Durham, Grade, Jersey, Hol‘estein, and Hereford Cattle ,V CotsWold, Leicester, Southdown, and Shropshire Sheep; Swine of all breeds; Poultry of every description; Farm Implements, Dairy Produce; Harness and Leather Work ; Ladies’ Work ; and Dogs, The latter will be a purse of$9 given for fancy dogs any breed. The Brass Band will provide music for the occasion. The Society have engaged Messrs, DorenWend & Dickie, the celeâ€" brated Star Gytnnasts, of Toronto, to give exhibitions during the day on slack wire, trapeze and acrobatic acts; and also, Mr. Chas. Munro, late of Scotland, Queen’s Medalist, with his enchanting Bag-Pipes, assisted by Maudie Saunder- son and Jamie Barry, infancy costumes, will enliven the proceedings of the day by entertaining music and dancing. In the evening a grand concert will be given in the Masonic Hall, for which the Soâ€" ciety has secured excellent talent, both foreign and local, particulars of which will be given on programmes. The Society have done everything in their power to make this the best spring exhi- bition ever held in the county, and it is expected that the list of' competitors will be Very large. Don’t fail to attend, This recalls the venerable rhyme that every farmer’s boy learns as soon as he can talk : ‘ “ One white fool, buy him: Two while feet, try him; Three while feet, look well about him; Four white feet. go without him ;" Yet some one calls attention to the fact An interesiiug discussion is going on con- cernng the proper color for a horse, wriles ‘ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. â€"â€" We thave made arrangements with Dr. B. J. ' Kendall Co., publishers of “ A Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases 7’ which will enable all our subscribers to obtain '1 a copy of that. valuable work free by sending their address (enclosing a: two - 1 cent stamp for mailing same) to DR, B. J. KENDALL 00., ENOSBUBGH FALLS, VT. This book is now recognized as standard authority “upon all diseases of the horse, as its phenornenal sale attests, over four mama] copies having been sold- in the past ten years, a sale never before reached by any publication in the same period oftime. We feel confident that our patrons will appreciate the work and be glad to avail themselves of this opportunity of obtaining a valuable book. It is necessary that you mention this paper in sending for the “Treatise.” This offer will remain open for only a short time. WEST YoRKsâ€"By report of meeting which was held at Weston on Saturday last, it will be seen that the nomination of the meeting was unanimously given to Frank Turner, Esq ,C.E., of'_13raeondale. Whilst Mr. Turner was quite willing to accept the nomination if given to him, he was also equally willing to assist to the best of his ability anyone Whom the convention might prefer, It will be noticed that Dr, Orr, rather than put- the fietifinxfitewtrouble of taking a ‘ ballot, made way for Turner and preâ€" ferred that the meeting should unaniâ€" mously accept him as its choice. The} Doctor, no doubt, will have the assumed ‘ sympathy of those who care little about him or his party and who also will on. deavor to make capital against Mr. Turner on the presumption that the action 0F the Doctor on this occasion was forced and not honest on his part. M r. Turner, if' our memory serves us, was nominated at the time M:xjor_Gray re- ceived the choice as Uandidate for the Legislative Assembly some years ago, and although he then did not succeed, nevertheless, he worked hard for the election of the Major, and it is fair to assume did his share towards the sucâ€" cessful issue of the contest at that time. Mr. Frank Turner has served the people in the capacity of representative in the Township and County Councils, and we believe, satisfactorily. He is well known‘ throughout the riding and popular with all classes, and we have no doubt, if for'l tunate enough to be elected, will make a good representative as he is a man of practical knowledge and we think has the ability to intelligently represent the honest yemncn of West York. Tm: “ York Herald ” from now till the end of the year for 50 cents. The Coibr of Horses. Barley d OMS dc Pens d( Dressed Hogs, per Chickens, per puir‘ Butter, 1]) r0113 Eggs. fresh, doz, Potatoes, per bag. Apples ............ Onions, per bag Cabbage ........... Turnips, per bag, . CIu'x‘oLs, per bug. Huy, per bun ..... Straw, per ton. era 1101iKJN 'l‘(),- THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1889. mucus AT FARMERS' \vguGuNE Wheat fall,new, per bush. I ~ Spring d0 00 Barley 0. 47 OMS 31 Pens 00 D ‘ 6 7b Miss Bir ie E11iott, who has been living with her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Elliott, of this village, dur- ing the winter, left on Monday for her hams at rbundllill. Mr. Clubine, Miss Waters. Mrs. Wiley, teachers of our pubhc school, left here to attend the Teuchers‘ Convention held at 1'4 ewmm‘ket on the 22nd and 23rd of May. Mr. 1“. McConnghy, of Lhi< village, is staying with Dr. Henry of Urmngcvma Mr. and Mrs. Craig, and Miss Little, of Sand- hin, spout Sunday um Mr. J. \V. Elliott/s. Rev. G. N. Rutledge, of tha Methodist Church here, preached at Struetsville on Sunday. Miss Sadie Eyur left on Tuesday for Clarence Centre, N Y. when: she intends spending the summer with her aunt. $93 Sewing-Machine - To at once establish ' V ) trade in all parts, by - placing our machines ‘ ‘ ,and goods where the people can see gerson in each locality.the very est sewing-machine mlde in the world,with all the attachments. We will also rendfrees complete 4 samples. In return we ask that you ’ show what we send. to those who , may call at your home,an after 2 “ months all shall become your own made after the inger patents, ‘ 7 which have run out: before patents A run outit sold for $93. with the attachments. and now sells for . ree. No capital required. Plain brief instructions given. Those who write to us at once can se- cure free the best sewing-machine in the world. and the finest line ofworks of high art ever shown together in America. , , them. we will send free to one I. ine of our costly and valuable Art g property. This rend machine is E FREEulfiigan’ieiz‘:;:“$::is?°*insz; TRUE AL 00.. Box 740. Augusta. Maine. M): John Spencer and wife, of Toronto. spent Sunduy ,with his father, at Victoria. Square. Messrs, Churl‘e Savage and Alex Mackenzie, of Toronto, were in the village over Sunday. Mrs. W. D. Riley, of St. Paul’fi, U. 8., is visiting at Mr. l" G. Savage’s. * Dr. Franny, of Goodwood, has commenced practice in this village. Mrs. A. G. F. Lawrence and child, of Toronto are visiting; in 11m Village. Miss Alice Brown, of Allundalo, is visiting Miss Elliott, of Jefl'ersuu. ‘ Mr. John Bouke, of Downsview, spent Sunday at Mr. Rmherforu’s. ' The action of E. Lake & Ca. v. James Bell commenced on Tuesday. The plaintiffs are a firm oft-cal estate agents in the citynmd the deienfdnnt is :1 Markham fatmet'. 11 is claimed that in Deeember. 1886. the deâ€" fendant placed a farm in the. hands of the plainlifl's for sale at $8,500. 'l'hts farm was the west hall of lot No 2, on the 6:11 Con. of Markham. A [vu‘ehaset‘ was secured, and the defendant paid $10 on account, but refused to pay any more commission. The plnintilf claims commission on the sum 01' $8,500 zit Iwo and a half per (:et.t., less the $10 paid already, or about $200. The de- fendant claims that he sold his firm to J. 1:1. Watson. hut denies thnt. the litter was sent or influenced by Luke; Furthermorer alleges that Luke til Cl). were not authorized to sell or udvettiee his (aim, and that this was done (in their own resimnsihility, and that the $10 given the plaintiff's was to merely recoup them fur their outlay in adâ€" Vet'tislng. Mr. J. S. Fullerton appeared for the plillllllll‘x‘. Vet-dict for the defendant. MUNSHA\\LA011' May 18, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. \VilliumsAlU Dovercourt road, Hunnn‘u M. Andursuu, relic: of the late George Muushuw,0f Richmond Hill,iu her 89th year. Mr. C. 12. Sheppard is visiting at Shroud. Mr. Brothers, of Milton, was in the village this week. , Everybody will be here on the 24th to attend the Fair. Ir. Campbell Rutherford, of Downsview, W81 home on Sunday. Posr~At the Methodist pursnnuge, Richmond Hill. on the 10th inst. the wife of W. H. l'ost, 01' a daughter. [John Bright John Mandonnld John Thompson John Calvin John Agricola John Locke John 'l'lllolson John Murray John Glass John of Gaunt John Clarke Perhaps some of our readers can imv prove on the above. Befcre Judge and Jury. A MARKHAM FARMER AGAINST E LAKE & Co. This owfler never varies. A marvel df2puÂ¥ .y, strength and vy'llolesmnen'ess, More econ‘on 6&1. than the ordinary kinds, and cannot, be so] in competiiion with the multitude of low tesc,short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold onl A in caanyi L‘ROYAL BAKING POVVDEB (30., 106 W83; Stu ' . . Iay 8-21 .IVE HOUSES for sale in the Village of Richmond Hill, .on terms to suit purchas- Here is a list of Johns :â€" John Wickliffe John Hogem John Knox “LLWIIO”,. OVAL 33m}: " M31051}? 9% Absolutely ‘Eurfief FCR SALE. By mall to anylidy'sémrg us her‘post office address; Wells. Richardsoné" Cou Mammal. A OOOK BOOK THE MARKETS Buniun Howard Wesley Hoge: s Knox Ijiunpden Society Notes. WILLIAM BRICKNELL, 45 St. Clfirence Ave., Toronto 1)]‘EA'1‘EI. 1&1111‘13. FREE u 75 4o 30 4o 11 00 :9 no 150 )OSIOH‘ICO ' g \ I r u u r Montreal: Frult and Confectloncry of Every Descrlpuon. 0 52 32 7 00 90 20 13 0 35 2 00 00 0 60 40 5O 16 00 10 50 As he most respectfully so- licits from all a patronage to make it one of the busiest days he hos had in Of world wide fame, in numerous styles, conmining Foley's automatic mouse proof and all the latest improvements, at very low prices and guaranteed to give the best of satisfaction. The Ligl’ltest Running and most improved high, roomy arm machine in 1he market. Sold cheap for cash or good paper. You W1” secure excellent bargains by calling at or writing to the Tenlple--o‘1’--Z$iusic. MAINâ€"aSTREET. - MARKHAM. WM. FLEMING. Act Accordingly! B‘géigfigyk‘éflTHE NEW WILLIAMS SEWlHGhPx/MEHINEfiUé-g% DOMINION PIANOSâ€"Gland, Square and Uprigfitfin Mahogany, Figured Walnut, Rosewood and other choice woods, perfect instruments, sold on terms which cannot be beaten. Old organs and pianos taken in exchange. Is the only safe and sure Oil for Selfâ€"Binders, Thredling Machines and Mill Maclmmry generally. Manufactured ’ by Read the Adverts’mnt At prices to suit the times. Repuiringdoneat reasonable prices. M0001} Em. & 00., PIANOS, To xfiali’é‘ room for a load of Sugar, Cgfle, Spices. Teas. Soap, Bacon and Hams, Cheese, Lard, Palgut Hour, Conleclmnery In all Us fancies, Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Dates, and everythmg else pt rock bottom pm .3, [am Agean fnr the céiebl'alttad New \Viliienhs and Standard Sewing Machines} Bell Organ; Steam Washers and Wringers. Great ruluctinn "in prices. Goods delivered. Gun and she us. £1,” Hardware, Tinware, Sfidve‘s} Furnaces, and Spring Arrivais of goats &“sfies fh‘ave just. received a large and Well assorted stock of Roots and Shoes. I am'. ‘ [lbw prepared to ofl‘er to my numerous customers the cheapest and very best: goods in the matket, in fact I have a full supply ol'everything in the Him 0:" Boots and Shoes in Ladies and Gents fine work‘of all. kiq‘dfi’ :f'nd styles und‘ prides; Misses’ and loys’ of all descriptions,’ Chi‘lilren’s of all sizes anti colours I have also a variety of Ladies’ slippers and Oxford Shoes, and also a heavy. grade of goods in Men’s lueed Bellus Half Boots and ,1 _ Long Boots. r My StocL‘ is second to none north of Toronto and the cheapest in town. No pnperl or cnnvas goods but all solid leather. We invite the public to call and inspect thesev goods. They have been bought at the lowest cash prices and the quality first-class. ‘ I, guarantee satisfaction, CUstom wm'l: a'speciuliy. Sewed and pegged repairing neatly’ n.n1n..n..‘._.l.. AA.“ and promptly done mix .31? . Having brought out Mr. George 'I'ronc'h, of the Lorne Slow, I Wis and intendng cuslumers that I have a. tip [on stack of floods, L A RD] N E RICHMGN 2 & SEWENG MAGHNES. And. try to be so as to And Sold by R. W. Neville and Sandmson 131-055., Richmond Hill SIVERS”. RIGHMQND Hqu, {K ardwmaa New SEE!) TH E: GTE G 935‘}? A'E‘ TH E DOMINION @RGANS, GOT TO 11731:: $03313 MCCOLL’S QELEBRATED , TO'iEIONTO. Is the place to buy all kinds ofâ€"â€"-- O- MASON, Richmond Hill t I have a tip top stack of goods, bought at a rare on the £4, and the; have FOR THE OF A 'I‘ M C H 1, NE h to notify my friends